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Smyrna times., 1860-07-26

Env huisIat source OF tyranny AID wrong, and
go in thu inslance it may proverbs proving TO
be.
These things may not be interesting 10 your
readers generally, but as THERE 10 no other me-
dun Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the srtillery has all
been captured, and is in the hands VI the con-
quering--I avail myself Of your pa per to speak
out and say what believe ought TO be made
known.
A new Paper, entitled " The Methodist"
has been established 10 New York. under the
auspices of Stevens, Crooks and McCllntock--
good stars. verily--,hs designs Of which is TO
supply the loss OF the Christian Advocate and
Journal, which has tallep into the hands Of The
Cannibals.
However well edited may be this paper, it i
absurd 10 suppose that il can represent hi
Border. Ia either case, whether ilrespect tn,
old or new paper. it could have lis printing
done as cheapy in England, and we dare ga.
with as proper an exposition Of lis principles.
i The New Chapter ia after The !" Woode
Naimeg" iashion--a regular yankey sm--an
by many Ofour charitable and iinsophisticale
dslegsies--l mean those from ssoushern terri
tory--lhe trick was not perceived until the
were aroused by The editorial chuckling
their Northern brethren over their ilI-gotle
spolls The Baltimore Christian Advocate
/ last week, edited by DR.. Bond, con,aiusa fo
discussion of the subject. THIS paper shou
\ receive the patronage ofesery Methodist fan
) lily on the Peninsula. God grant that lbei
!. storms may speedily be pasl--lhas this sgit
lion may forever cease, and that The churc
) which hus been made the Bedan Of strife. ma
!. again become the AZ, Ium of Peace.
MI OH FRIEND.
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26

An experienced nurse and female physician hat a
soothing syrup for children seeihlng. Which guatly
gums. reducing a inlammalloI--wi allav all pain,
ami Is sure 10 regulate The bowels. Depend ulo1 Il
mothers II will give rest 10 yourselves, ai relief tnd
health TO your infants. Poriectly safe Ia all caseh
See lid seflisementin another column.
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26

ia that LEWIS 4 BROFlIEK are setting Cloths Gas
snefes. VeslDgs, Ladies Dress Gu ds aud Groceries
cheaper than any other merchants IN snyrDa. Try
ihess RIO Conss at liza ceuts per pound. aud all other
Goods s,Id ia liixe manner.
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For Sale.


The subscriber offers at private sale, come Of the
most desirable property IN the Town Of Smyrna.
No. is The new ihfee-siory DWELLING ITO 81
IN which he now resides. TIE property Is pui up in
substantial manner with all mo.ern Iml Iovenen's.
II alsp has attached Stable, Carriage iiouse, lee
House, Smoke House. &c.
No.2 Is row of 4 ENEAfENTS on Frazer ST.,
new aud IN good order WITH Smoke House TO each.
and pump OF excellent water al the door. This
property Is good Investment as II brings l24 per
cent on the price.
No, 3 Is iBulLDING LOTS on Frazier st.. between
Nos. aud 2.
No. elsa BUILDING LOT at the corner Of Main
and Frazier STA IS by 200 Il. This the most hand
some Lot on said street.
No. Is Building Lot Mainsi.. so Il. front by
400 II. deep. This Is a very handsome Lot.
| NO. 6 Is the ICE-CREAM GAhDEN. beautiful
Garden with improvements suitable for The purpose
now used. This property ia a guOd investment
/ No. IL 2twO-story BRICK DNELLlN6S OH Com
merce ST with Stable aiiaehed. All the above pro
perry will I've said low and The Subscriber is desirou
Of ing out LIs property IN The Town. For turtle
particulars and terms apply 10
! IF 29th, 80 H. SPRU ANCE, SmS Tna.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Extraordinary Excitement!
READ! READ! REAn,,

a - - ~s@' -.
80 pNOP,e Va tu's eVo"uy nave great de.
sire 10 see Mount Vernon, WsshIngIou's man.
son. We propose to them, one AID all, TO call
al EA4ON'S Cheap Cash Siore-Ao cunt Yer.
non, on Tue |" Hlll. aid examine his NV
Stock Of CHEAP GOODS, wnich he guat,r.
Ties wni render them More qualification than
any STOCK of goods opened IN the own of.
slnyrn1 Tor The last year. and no exP.ase At
tending A. az Eaton takes great plests O in
showing HIS assortment The LADIES are
invited 70 call aud exsnIne his stock Uf'
L"vella Cloths. Ducsls. Persian TwiIls
ron de Chetres. Fouiard Chslhes. Fine In.
dian Twill. Hoop Sklrss-S'etL Fancy Belts,
Aaoie Coserh-ali WooL A Superior lot oe
Stella Sha"is. Superior Style vi CalIsUvs, a.
% CTS. per yard.
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'FFIC1c on 1isin ST.. opposite The Pest Ofice.
~hers ID may b foand u any ksas. a~y nghs. IN
s! ,. ~ Y Z: ss5.{s IS
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26

THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is oiteu as lrai
that Of tender flower Many Of tn ser enter into
the mafrisge relations without being able TO undergo
he labors and trials Of matrmony. Ia ibis country
thousands Of young and beautiful women are sacrificed
svsry year from this causs alone llostelIers Cele-
brated Stomach BIte.s will ave manJ OF this class
from an uIlsimely grave. This medicine has been
used with great benefit by Immense numbers Of peo-
pie throughout the republic. and the proprleiors have
reces ed grateful commentators from all sections VI
The country. The Bsicrs will be lvunh 10 be very
pleasant To The taste. syea beverage. aud plompI
and powerful in lis efecn. medicine. {. iniuses
vitality inloihs irame and strengthens the whole
system. 80 that women who II enable 20 60
through with Iabors which would, without it, be Ger
10 proslrste them,
alsold by All druggists.
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
NOTICE.

Having disposed ofour Ieres in the business which
I'VE conducted for 50 many years. 10 Ma. EDWIN Viii
nER advertisement appears bel W, respect.
Euliy call the aileniIon OF old friends and PATRONS
10 his advertisement, ard solicit for him The patron.
age No long extended 10 ia,
Being DIES rous 10 set up all orr old business. we
yll here stale that respectfully solicit all who
have W counts TO Call early aud settle the same.
Gko. W. CUMMINS Il co.
Smyrna, May LIST. 1860. ,1f
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TELEGRAPH BUILDING. North East
cor. otTHIRD AND MARKET SITS,
Wll.MiNGTON. DEL.
JAMES BkADtUKD date Bradford n'se s.' 81
Perry, ae &c. teunry Merchants anu o'pen
lind al ihis Establishment more complete a
"a materials suitable for Painters shsn ca ~ oaa "A
many OF the PhiladsIpbla Stores. All o. ~sT
b. dsspsssd sf 90 sasisisososy serns s@ts~"
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save Your Horses.

I'VE take greai pleasure IN recOmmendinglh the Mex
lean NJ issang Linimeht valuable and indspensi-
bic arncIe Tor sprains. Scres Scratches or GaIds
Horses. ourmen have used il os severe Burns, Bru-
SEES. Sores stiff Joints and Rhamalc Pains. aud all
say il acts like magic. We use mother LinimenL
j. w. HEWITT.
Foreman FOR American. Handlers aud Wells Fargo
a. Co.'S EXPRESS" te
Gentlemen g--'' had negro man worth 81 200 who
took cold from bad huri, and was useless for over
one year; had used eyersihns could hear Of with
out beaehl. until Tried The AiasIang Liniment. Il
pefIecry cured hn. and can nov take IIle ab5ss
pnes Iorhim. Respectfully, yours
JAMES DORRANcEt s
Every Planter. Teamsier ond Family should have
this invaluable article. Sold by respectable dea ers
everywhere.
BARNES y PARK. Proprieiors, New-Yorla
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DELAWARE HOTEL,
real estate AGENCY!

The Subscriber. having opened Office ID lie iuwn
OF smyrna, Kent co bet would respectfully inform
the pubiic that he ~ now prepared 20 cell, mod
eral' commission. all REAL ESTATE. which may be
put ~ his hands. FROM his past expt renee thnvlng
been engnged III y TOR The pasi several Years ON
hunted scaie and his extensive acquaintance IN ihls
aud the sufruundng States particularly New Jersey
he IS conhdeni THAI oler advantages persons
desiring 10 dispose Oi Reat Estate. lie would there
iore call ihe aenlIUn VI farners, and Others to s
Agent believing thai business entrusted his hands
would he Of mutual advantage 10 both parues. tss
be found at his office Commerce street, first door
above Tsch1dy o. Collins Store.
inh l.if M. JERMAN.
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Removals!
Tim AND STOVE STORE,

SAIN KIM, UtL- = : -
n The undersIgned would respectfully inform nls
x friends aud the public that he continues 20 cary
spon, al hs old stand. the TIN and SfOVE Vs. s.,
ness in all It's branches, where any rf'lels ~ "
Ia can be had cheap as a Gan be Pnichss -
largest Cities Alss, Japan and Brllahns ware s"s''
GA hand .1.a
SHEET IRON work Of all kinds promptly anenoe'
10 On The most reasonable terms. cEex
Particular attention paid To GATHERING ana hoonnsA
Those wishing any k,nd Of woIk ~ has line shOu,1
give aim a call as he - Determined TO give salls,ae
non by doing good aoTk small ptoiiI Respe1le9'
in2i.lf J. NJ. SPARKS
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Notice to the Public.

The suhsct her, htyIng removed from Ter fnTmer
place OF business Ma street. GPu0sne the old Post
)t q. would respec ully LiuTm her lIIeDcs nnd the
public genery that she hue opened her stock vi Spring
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26
Millinery Goods,

Consisting OF iarge yiriely oiBonnes- RIbh0ns, Flow
ers. Ladies Lbess ta ChIldrens Iies and Caps,
whirh she will sell Oh The m,sI reasonable terms
she returns rer thanks tolbe public for the
pat0aee hefeiolute bestowed on her, aud sollcIIs
continuation Of the ,nine. she EUIel 10y slTtI al
IenIIon business neFtI largt share Oi psiTUUse
% Bearhing, Pressing and OIL ring dose With
neaIness md dispatch Mfs. :. A. 1OLSON.
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26

N. BIN conse lOedce OF The ll health other hus,
band tlp mol being ale 10 attend To his business
formerly she has on hand lsrEe Namely OF Ladies
French MOrrateo Gn,ii esSs hierccO and k,d Bonis
Ladies slippers. and ndrn ~ Csaler Boors, Shoes
De-. which she Disabling Please eall and
smlns ii,r yonrselvts belGfe tnt,hssIR ebUwk,p -
Puces below eumaeulI,s,. mia Mrs. ;, A n
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Our European advces during the week have
been received by the Niagara from Liverpool Of
the 25th February arrived at Halifax by the North
American to the 10Th February, arrived at Port
land by the Crcassian of the Sd, via st. John, and
by the Asia at New York this morning, with the
full and regular details for the week ending the Sd.
The Fulton, frem Southampton of the 7th, and the
CITY Of Manchester, from Liverpool OF the same
date, will be due early in the week. The adviees
of the Liverpool market are not so depressing az
many of the Bears expected. The value Of clean
and all cotton chasing above Middling appears to
be well maintained. Many jockey adyiees and tele-
grams have been going to and from from NewYork
via the new stopping place, tQueenstown) and
several dispatches exactly at variance with facts
have been forwarded to influence the markets on
both sides. We may have occasion to talk about
the n,odas operdah hereafter. In the meantime,
our cotton market is well sustained and commands
good prices for all chasing above Middlng. We
note the sale to-day Of 40 bales cotton (raised on
the plantation Of Mr.. Stephen Rosie. near Clonter
WILEY by Messrs. Montgomery & White, at the adj
yanced price of Ice. o ID. If forty bales can be
made to command this price, why not ten times
forty, or forty times forty
The receipts of cotton proper at this port foot
IN to this time I921 sal bales. The receipts at all
ports of course, begin to fall off. They Were at
Mobile for the week ending last night friday
$500 bales, making the total receipts at that port
724 1884. We shall commence the week on Mon
day, the 18th inst, as follows:
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In the Court OF Quarter Sessions, petty case
was being tried, A well-known criminal lawyer,
who prides himself upon his skill in eross-examin-
ing witness, had an oddlooking genius upon
whom to operate.
). You say, sir, that the prisoner is q thiefsf
Eyes, sir, cause why, she confessed it
And you also swear she bound SHOES ioi 5oa
subsequent to the eonfessionH
uTbena-eiying q sagacions look to the Oenr.a
we are to understand that you employ aisnones1
people to work for you, even AFTER 'hsif 'fsean.
ees afe eaarss how else could get assistance from
a lawyersn ,,,a.o,a aside y and in a tone
.,h;nb sbawed that il he had the witness head IN
no mercy might aays S ;a sse EN-
70 make the spectators believe that laugh
vas nothing but hiceough; while the witness
stepped off the stand with all the gravity Of =
fashionable undertaken.
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CRESCENT OFFrcE, No. 70 Cxmp street.
Monday. March 10. 1850.

Monday Marsh -, 1850
The week ending on Friday last was, without
DOUBT the duest of the season in business
point of view on the the levee.
The arrivals for the week were but Sc boats, and
the receipts of produce was corresp0ndiugly de-
creased. OF cotton the receipts for the week were
59359 bales; sugar, 1854 hogsheads, Herces and
barrels molasses 1889 barrels lour. I'll ,09s bar
reIs; bacon, 1859 hogsheads and casks and l49
barrels and boxes; bagglng, 2oo pieces rope,
1915 cells; beef, l603 barrels corn, go 49l sacks
lard, 1904 tierees and barrels and l141 kegs oats
1905 barrels and sacks pork, IS ,3I9 barrels and
terces and l29 hogsheads; hay, 12l8 bales; to-
bacco, 2l63 hogsheads whisky, $3.50 barrels.
Saturday and yesterday were disagreeable days,
it being cloudy and cold. The river continues to
rise it has risen during the past week 3 inches,
and is now 2 feet inches below high water mark
A list of arrivals on Saturday and Sunday will be
found in the marine news column
The following gentleman will please receive our
thanks for river favors: Mr. Wilmington, Of The
Of the L. s. Conley; MIR. Fisher, of the Emerald;
Mr.. Fendren, of the Doubloon; Mr.. Langhorne, OF
the Lizzie Simmons Mr.. Robertson, Of the Tlgress;
Mr.. Dillon, Of the Morgan Nelson; Mr. StIne Of
the Ohio Belle: Mr. Booker, Of the Belfast; Mr.
Hawley of the John Walsh; and Capt Eaton, Of
the Iatan.
The railroad Line packet W. NJ. Morrison win
be in port to-day. She leaves again on Friday,
her regular day, for st. Louis.
We notice in the Cincinnati papers that the
steamer Saracen was loading at that place for
Shreveport direct.
Roebuck, some time sunk in the Yazoo river. She
was loNeu W 9scenm JIM, ~ solo say " -. y
pared and placed u INC slcAspuf 2 4siu ofeea@ooa
We learn that Mr.. John A. Lowry has retired
from the river on account of ill health.
Mr.. John Wilkes has taken charge Of the Office Of
/ the jus Montgomery.
nj. n IN, Otr,a 4, iaFt 15emnIsis laat Friday with
.a.Na !. l,,.r.I ~
| 20bl bales cotton ana large NUMBER OF passeh
| gers-a pretty good beginning.
! The Memphis Appeal Of the 18th says:
o. r,, r,nre Ynni,y n ti ,,oint Yesterday than
. tEs ~ w. -. ia .g ~ ;nrhe dnrinr fha twenty
ne ~ in n sS Arkansas river is falling very
nndIy and there feet to Little Rock on Iesday
and about feet For Smith The heather WAS clear and
plsisaan MI laas lis son ~ mi andnr M
4 e'hs,aetAp.1 $3.50. - - 4, 1r.I
/ The st. Louis Democrat OF tne 1oen says.a
on,inncs falling At this point at the rate Of
liz T. sear There Il nine fest in the channel
rate~ II ana three and half Hat Oh the L8wer
Rsn, Tnee was risc Of ave inches az Moline Ii was on
| stand At Burlington
By the Of the Ea from Inc Missouri II ss ass ana
he Cedar Rapids very sns boat Sonnd ios ossge liver
hard NJ ound there. ., ,,.v,,.
The Em@e On MT doWs UP soS N ~ On "a
and w be st he wharf again Al n. ,r
are asnadsl y ss s EsS osa hs
Full load The January aing % rapidly and
the John Warner Viii Sd saa Leave r 81 Sc
wants wan -. .g.,-... :.
having ices h s ss saas
Fuf
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SUsAR.-. There was good demzHd, with sales
q about 1000 hhds., at full prices for good quaK-
ties Fair TO Fully Fair ranging 1t stD7sc. D d.
MoLAssEs Receipts light, and prices firm,
with sales Of 400 to 500 bbls at s00ssc for ordi-
nary and Fermenting, and s40sSc fos Prime, and
100 hi. bbls. at 3sc. y gallon
Flour. The market was duiI and Ne noticed
sales Of only 800 bbis- superne 81 IS 50. and 200
at % IS % Dbl.
GRAM. !. The sales Of Corn embracsd some
1000 sacks, including 1900 Mixed and TaIlow q
~, 1850 IN two lots ut zoe, no Yellow III s13 1900
Mixed, White and Yellow in six lon At IS, SEQ
White at &c, and $50 Choice White at Sc b bushel.
In Oats the transactions include 4oo sacks ST.
Louis at SOC. y bushei. OF Bran 22o SACKS sold
at 81 40. and Of Shorts liz sacks at 81 80 = 100
lbs.
Provisions NJ The largest sale Of Pork reported
was 800 tbis. III. o. at sl7 80 y bbI OF Bacon So
casks Ribbed Sides were sold at l0lc., as Clear at
ll1, 81 in two lott at md As tierces Eawson's
Sugar Cured Hams AZ I2as. y ". ia Lard the
transactions included los tierces at -, and 100
Prime al 1919. a ID.
HAv....We noticed sales VI a aatboat load of
200 tuns WESTERN at ss3 50, $50 bales at AL 30,
and % at ss5 90 . tun.
CorFEE. The sales we're confined 10 400 bags,
Of which $50 bags at 1sc., and $50 at 1910. y b.
| IsDIA BAaGlxG....W We heard Of sales to the ex ;
tent Of about 1000 bales at 81, said to have been
At l2s@l2gc. fcr lots here, and ls@lsac. y yard
to arrive.
WHISKY Market very dull, and we hear Of no
sales worth reporting.
FaErsHrs. We noticed . ship taken for Liver
pool at I'd. for Cotton. Vessels on the berth for
| that port filling MP mostly at 1924.
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fos further information, apply at the
M+ General Ticket Office, .a
No. 4s sT. CHARLES STREET.
~ P. WHEELER, Agent.
COMPUTATION TICKETS.
Persons reside In the city and have residence ea
sen on The line procure tickets reduced
rates at the Office Oh St. Charles street.
.w# M4 q. r. OAKLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
BENTLEY u. HAsELI.
Chief Eng. and Gen. Superintendent.
WiIbar,s Omnfbus Line.
The Coaches and Baggage Wagons Or WIIBuR's OMNT-
BUS IIH will call passengers Of the Hotels In
any part city leaving orders at the office Of the n o.
J. and @. N. r. r., on 81. Charles street. 49, -
fe6 III l. L. WILBUR. II
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'7Ni ttiNdI4k2st7'a efiss w No. gf' egiss4 81 w
CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON CIrY Marrl. Isl Isa1
Arrived % Western Beesea, 800 Hhcsps aud I55
Veal Cattle. Nearly 600 Western Beeves, 500
Hogs. $50 Sheep, 50 Mich Cows, and ls5 Veal
Cattle.
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Amount of discounts beyond ninety days March TO-
of discounts beyond ninety days March
of long and short loans tho week. sH
Tota amount Of cash liabilities the 10Th March,. 81 5 ri
Total amount Of cash liabilities the 7th March. $40 2
-
I,oraoss Far Tho lyaat5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-19

Actual increase OF Long and short LOANS Tor Inc WEEK.
The following is the comparative statement Of
loans, discounts, mortgages and pledges, which in
cludes active movements, excepting exchange and
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twill be observed that decline in deposits is
not a mattes of much Importance, as the decrease
last year at this time was much larger. There is,
however, difference in discounts against this
season.
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/. WRIGHT g. co.

WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
ID popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists Dealers Proprieors lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos 51 and n Charities street.
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. ~. yrYc DRY DOCK, ALGIERs.-rH

TLANTIC DRY DOCK, ALGIERs;-T THE
bis own SUPERVISION prepared 70 take h shP sssmsfs
kers onnoste steamboat landing where In connection
with he Docks tho subscriber will continue the ShPwrght
he together win his psona supervision Of az work.
nc MI TT I'M " JAMES MARTINI Proprietor.
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Aibtr SlstsIligsl,ts.

General Remarks Business Tine Weather
weekly Receipts Of Froduee--A Arrivals
Thnniks-The w. M. llorrzaon-The Sar-
aeon loading at Cincinnati for Red River
The Rocbuck Raised-Htvex Rising
PersonnI-The Gen. Qultn&n- Accident
10 the Observation-Disclosures from oar Ex-
changes Departures To-Day, etc, etc.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
nEMOyATrJ b. WALTON, AUCTIONEER, HAS
felt I'm
n E.yOy Ar, REMOVAL.
hrs CLARK b FRIEDRICHS Dentists,
Have remnyed from l2) I4D CANAL STREET, door
80. Esansart fs;t, uark a17 If
r EMOvED...'. -. ''''...' N EMU ED.
j. c. MeALLIsTER,
Card and Seal Engraver and Printer,
Has removed to No CAMP STREET, in the Music Store of
Mr. p werleu where he will be found always ready to do
anv hind os CARD SEAL or DOOR PLATE ENGRAVING,
At The shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms Psrc-
ular attention paid 70 WEDDING CARDS, etc
j. c. MeAILIsTER, EsGRArER,
No. 5 Camp street.
40 o.a+ o., At Music Store of p P, Werein.
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CIaADIPAGNE.
OIL PAINTINGS .......,..oIL PAINTINGS.

on PAINTINGS -. - OIL PAINTINGS 3D.
Now open for inspection collection Of high class original
OIL. PAINTINGS, Ancient and Modern. Mt No. CAR0N-
DELFT STREET (oyer the Office of Messrs Byrne Vance
1Go9
Among others be noted A Classical Landscape by
Glover; Dover Castle by A. W. Gacott Evangeline 4.
Fox The Sched by sanfeld Rustic Landscapes by y H.
Meadow Pet Dove Angelica Kaufman the Banks of
the Thses George A. Williams Shrewsbury Castle Richard
Wilson Fine Examples Of Walter Williams Buddngton Gins
Hunt Watson George shalders. Mearus of the
asesThe Golden Age, by La suen and other valuable
originals.
been Tie aim Of the proprietor TO combine high quality
of pleasing agreeable subjects and the prices
moderate advance on the original cost.
WM. BEEBE.
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..xszzr.,. WASHINGTON HOTEL, ssx

LAKE END or THE PoSTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD
The prouots public that this we'll known House
viii opened SUNDAY March H. and assure their nnner
Gus friends they will supply them in their usual manner
with very market affords and that every attention
paid and comfort Of their guests are
nothing undone give entire satisfaction TO
Them,
Their cellar supplied with the choicest Wines and their
surpassed The best cooks Will always
be on hand. ,se a,
hsz-reon, and has bcsn newly refurnished.
E0rders for private parties addressed to Them throngh me
Post Office, will receive immediate attention. ~
MI Sill JULES C0rRGHR h co.
rHAYPAGNE-
" 10 baskets Deior1e, in quarts.
10 baskets Deligny, In halfpints
"A Imperial Wine in quarts.
From Sosthene Thomas, Espernay.
. Por sale by v. u. GRATIAA A CO.,
mS 50 Custnmhnuse at.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
&s WI gI |.F d
Time and Price Reduced!

Time and Price Reduced!
THE FINAL. COMPLETION
of the ~s#
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILR0AD,
Enables the gratifying Information Of Reduc-
" iiou In tho Time and Price
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North, East and West,

Two Daily Trains leave the Depot Of the New Orleans jack
Northern Railroad Caiops and Magnolia
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-19
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
" vERAHBA BUILDING,
81 oii No. Camp street. between Poeyfare and oaIope
seventeenfh Annual Session.


III. Flrsl Monday OF September, 1859
n Instruction comprises general and extensive
education great advantages for the acquisition
Of ngnges The rencis daily spoken in the school and ms
Modern Classics thoroughly analyzed
The location ~ central and the spacious md
well seltei The school provided with choice library
ha musical Instruments and complete philosophical appa
fstus
References innnnefahle, Aang them the AlumnI-
ibis institution who number the OF society
Students admitted any time during The session
FOR further particulars apply person letter a. the
IIsttusnu. NJ. b. DIhITRY, a. M,
President of the Board.
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