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MERCHANDISE. .nIERcHANDIsE.

ANERCHANDISE.. MERCHANDISE!
500 bbs Crushed and Powdered Sugar
80 boxes Loaf SUGAR
100 packages TEA
so cases Preston Merrils YEAST POWDERS,
% bbls
lpn boxes FIRE CRACKERS, No. IL. - 2
800 packages RAIsIss Layers and N, R,
., casks Zante CuRRANTS.
80 CITRoN.
% cases PRUNES.
30 packages CRANBERRIES.
% bbls. BUcKWHEAT
600 boxes
80 frkns choice GOSHEN BuTTHR
100 boxes English Dairy CHEESE.
boxes Pineapple
$50 boxes Shaker PRESERVES.
800 boxes Baltimore
$50 boxes JEIIIIEs and JAMS.
Is boxes GREEN CORN, In and IN.
9, boxes GREEN PEAS.
100 boxes LoBSFERs,
Is boxes SALMON,
- cases SPIGEn SALMON, 4b and eth. -
800 boxes CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
% eases WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
esD boxes Baltimore Cove OYSTERS, In and IN.
arDo reans STRAW PAPER.
, ~ 30 dozen BRo0Ms.
- 20 cases Canton GINGER. .-7
60 bbls. Assorted English PICKLES.
800 boxes crscknel BISCUITS. 5h and ION.
F8e sale by f5a=
Jag 81 corner Of Gravsr and Tchoppitoulas streets
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CLATES-sa,aoo best quality WELSH STATES, various
. Sizes per AMP Assys, dschargng at the Bulls Head,
Fourth Distict sale In lots % suit purchasers
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Steamboat Departures Gbis GUN.
Tuesday Tnn. 2a, 1890.

JUST RECEIVED, AND NOW LANDING FROM
SHIPS JOHN ALBERT AND GALENA.
The following arcs all Of which are guaranteed DO of
superior quality. being up expressly per order for
Our Family Trade
MESS MAeKEREI, in hi. bbls., kits and hf. kits
MOL
Picked SALMON,
Smoked HALIBuT, Smoked SALMON.
English SHORE FISH LING FISH
spieed SALMON, in cans d 5lbs each.
Fresh ]. and lbs each
Baltimore and COVE OYSTERS in cans and lbs. each
Baltimore HOLSTERS, In Of and z lbs. each
--Also--
Fulton Market BEEF, In hf. bbls. and kits.
Fulton Market Spiced Rouads In hf. bbs
westphstia HAMS
6oehen and Roll BUTTER, very choice.
New York, English Dairy, Pineapple, English silson.
Gri,yere and Cheddar CHEESE.
Beef and BafFale TONGUES.
Together With fresh supply Of
White Fish md NIaekinaw Trout.
For sale by HENNING sIDLE,
ia23 II Of Camp and Juin Streets
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l. Tract Land situated the Island of False River in
this parish having AZ arpens front 10 the False river by ~ in
depth bounded above by land of Famon Major below by that
of Irene Greuilfon.
q Another Tract situated above having arpents front by
depth bounded above by Jean Vincent and below BY Na
mont Major With all the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting of dwelling house, gin houe negro cabins, etc.
s. Also the undivided half of 100 of land situated
Bayou cerie in this parish Said land being the Southwest
quarter Section No. H. Township 6, Range 10 East.
A. Also Mules, Horses, and Agricultural implements m
The above Lands and Slaves belong 10 Etienne Major The
titles are perfect and fully guaranteed.
n5Y- TERMS AND GONDITIONS-The Slaves one;rourth
the balance in and three from day Of sale
Purchasers give their notes approved city aeceptance pay.
able one and three years with security in oido bearing
cent interest from datese notes or accepanees to be
payable the Citizens Bank of New Orleans.
The oneourth cash the balance in two and three
years day of sale Purchasers give their notes or
proved city acceptances payable in and three years
with security sodo bearing per interest after nan
riiy--payahle nj the Citizens Bank.
For The Mules Horses and movable property all sums under
ST. cash. SluD purchasers give their notes. with good
security in sodo with cent interest from datepayable
date of sale Special mortgage to be reserved on
lands slaves payment of price and interest
before John oebn Recorder aud costs of acts
and inscription mortgages at the expense of purchasers
n Persons coming from distance land At Waterloo
where they will find horses and bggies. Mr. Et Major place
about five miles from Waterloo. JAZZ
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AUCTION SALES.


NINE SPLENDID KENTTCKY cows WITH CALVES
NJ Auction.
By MONTGOMERY &c SMITH.
K.M MONTGOMERY, Auc,oneer-
Office 81 Camp street
r. 4 IT, iiosts Sable o. Efaaae seei Corner q
Nne ',l pnda genacky ces s s Calves IN u m
breeds u Kennedy with I'M psdigrass Giving foar
'' ~ T II i,ss q ais j@a
DAMAGED GoeDs
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT.
ApctiOn Rooms, No II Cl,ar.res st.
s assn ss. 70 oslse
sold At aueon for account ef whom Il may concern
s sssss 1hR sBRmsa Gssd esss
! case Madras Handkerchiefs.
l ssse Coll and Sleeves
The whole damaged odd for account Of whom may
saaass.1TERNs-casa tsA
CREDIT sALE-oyER 500, THREE MONTHS CREDIT
Black Gros dn Rhin. Grisailles. Bareges. etc.
BY BLACHE IL BEAUMONT
Auction Rooms II Charities street
cs.rs. osase Iii
bales oraandies Gres Oder. Roman Co.'S.
II bales new style T. Printed Lawns,
rs pieces Black eros du Rhin
90 pieces eIrisailis.. Barege.. etc. iaa
aI,OW HAVANA CIGARS.
By D. e. MORPHY,
AucTIosEyR
Is ss; sf Bao 9 I. Ss.ss
s5iooo aasaas 6lss direct Importation consisting fine
For fail details see casaiosaes JAZZ
4 A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED
Gasque street, between Derbgny and Roman Streets
| First District
BY H. A. KINGSTON,
| AucriosEER, fes
| Successor to BENZ. Kendigj-ohice 80 Camp 1t.
! SATURDAY, the 2Sth inst, at lie o'clock
y M at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange Will be sold without
4 reserve
/ "A CERTAIN LOT OF ROUND with al the improvements
thereon situated the First District designated by the No IL
in square No. a. bounded by asgue Derbiguy Roman and
Palmyra Streets and q feet front agnet street. by
1g feet 10 inches and lines in deph between parallel lines
The improvements comprise cottage house. slated
roof containing three and gallery the side, bathroom
kitchen, csen and hydran in the yardbuilt
with regard convenience well adapted for
4 the accommodation Of a small family @
AS~TERMS-The purchaser mortgage note pay
able in April 1852 for the Of SLIGO without interest and
the balance CASH The Improvements 10 be kept insured and
policy transferred to the vendor until the note paid
Act of sale before Joseph Lsbony Notary Public at the
/ expense of the purchaser. jas
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CPALDING,s PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEt
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE!
Save the Pieces!

ECoN oMYl DIsPAT CHI
na-aA Stitch In Time Saves Nine.a-eA
As accidents will happen in wellegulated families it is
very desirable cheap and convenient way for
pairing Furniture, Toys Creckery, etc.
spalding's Prepared Glue
Meets all emergencies and household afford to be
without il It always ready and the sticking point
There is longer necessity for mpng chairs spntered ve
neers headess dolls broken cradles is just the article
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Is used cold, being chemically
held in solution possessing all the valuable qualities Of the
cabneakers glue 1t may be used in the place Of ord
nary mucilage, being vastly more adhesive
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
NB-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price, Is cents.
wholesale Depot No. 4S Cedar street, New York.
Address HENRY C. SPALDING CO.,
Box No. $500, New York
Put up Dealers in Cases containing four eight and twelve
beautiful Itograph showcard accompanying each
package.
will save ten times annually household a
Sold BY all prominent stsoners Druggists, Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores,
Country merchants should make note Of sPAIDINGs
PREPARED GLUE, when making their list. 1t will stand
any climate jala ly6w
r oUIsIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY,
| I65. Canal Street............I67
| NEW ORLEANS.
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CORONA DE cABARGA, THE WELL KNOWN
REG ALA DEF RET.

Havana. December 90 1859
joss Domingo, ESQ.,, New Orleans:
Dear Sir We authorize you BY this letter inform the pub
you the Sole Agent in city for brand Of
Cigars known al CORONA.
Yours, truly,
ANT. GABARGA& co.
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SALE or yEs Modern III
BY MONTGOMERY & SMITH.
R. N. Montgomery, Auctioneer. |
TuEsDAsX! and Wsdnesday E Even. p ahs
Ghar Is st r,a NH viii l bs sold
The very costly collection of Oil Paintings com
png many very specimens of the English French and
schools recently imported by person Of long
lie London and Paris exhibitions by Collins Jerome and s- WI
Feberg and Cerer, Of Paris
About Fory ver Old and Original Paintings By very eminent
Italian Flemish and other masters - ,,,,;.
WEDNESDAY the 18th nst day aud evening until the time
Catalogues ready delivery by which critical examination
is earnestly by citizens and all admirers of valuable
works OF art JUL
r Asst SALE OF DAMAGED GOODS
THE STOCK OF MEssRs. BENrHuYsEN, LEWIS co,
Wednesday, january rs, 1860,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
WILL BE SOLD At AUCTION,
At the salesroorns of
E. ROGER & CO.,
Nos As AND Al OLD I.EvEE STREET, between Custom
house and Bienyie streets,
The balance Of Goods damaged by the late fire
| Canal street, consisting of
| 400 LOTS OF DESIRABLE sEAsoNABIE
Dry Goods.
na~TERAIs-cash.
ng-sale positive and without reserve jas 81
FINE wAREHousEMAS AT PRIVATE SALE.
| BY WATTS, BAUDUC 81 MACKEY,
j. T. WATTS, Auctioneer,
Office and Salesrooni, 50 and 5. Magazine street
corner of Natchez street.
A Naehsa ana Magazine sllees viii be Sold ,''e
X 4 MI nsc @areous a' o 's hs X
during which p.e e has paid M owner wv psE month
in othe5 pEoperty; Fully guaranteed ,.o,.e
MceEE5ER4REs, LANDRY co.'s AUCTION
e r. h Fs9a1 sl4.s aa
3 Ike s na M a
and convenience T 9esa no
For Real Estate Slaves and and Saturdays
hand S IS, and nd ah las
Efficiency and dispatch be relied on in all matters placed
m n AZ alarse MccERREN LANDRY L CO.
rOGNAC BRANDIEs-5oo PACKAGES, ofthe fol-
union Pfo g Jars T Meneaq ohampan, pu
s.,on Heas sy KEY, e
re. sale by pipes re'T J. 1' sh 81! CO.
DRUNEs-
262 cases Primes in jars.
s 100 cases Prunes in g Sart seR.T1aA . 20
ja23 % Cnstomhonse st.
aYcr,JS- ioo No.. as,orted MRS and LAYERS
II FIGs-- IS cases in drums and II hf drums ms
jas St --- brokers.
j ~.rsY,Dr, srJr. on hills Joverny,s and Eas,
TRUSHED sUUAa~pT J S9iSs SII Gnu hast
~ WICK $, iof stie w ~ - I.,okers
leA, ..
noRTIsF, AND ALE-6Oo casks and cases of the mos
s1.aonar Iva nds landing and in store For sale by
pop"'"' otaAas .snas1s $50 FISHER 4 SHARP
i.oa a. Brokers
- - "
sANDLES-SOa each IA and IL OF. Star
Y 100 boxes each Is sss Is and y, sI Sperm
For sale by FlsftEh &c sHARr
ja23 St Brokers.
----- -, ,-,-..---, -,-
VETHISKY-25 bbls very old Virginia. and warranted pur
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OFFICE or SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoarArY,}
No. 81 Common street. New Orleans. J
R7. i. The stGek-b00ks Of the Company
the 10th i under three distinct and definite
positions for the purchase Of the whole stock Of the Company
manning unsold by its agents on that day.
The propositions before will be submitted to the Com
pany and approved will be fully confirmed by before the
LIST February The the sale par" with salts
factory payments conditioned that the thereof shall be
invested Ia labor 10 build the road.
g. All stockholders cut off, by the sale Of the road and
franchises Of the Company the 9Th Of 0etober
those who declined make the loan the
unpaid instruments under what Is styled The New Policy Of
presenting ali the facts in their respective the office Of
the Company me- during this week. from IL NJ TO r. NJ
and from to s =. NJ.
The prospects Of the Company were never % promising as
early day. II viii give the enterprise the character inn
experience Of the Hon Edgar Thompson Of Penn
syiyana with Hon. W. k Stevenson and Col Samuel
fate Of Tennessee than whom three more able capable and
railway before united In the
prosecution Of railroad enterprise in the Union.
shall glad furnish full Information stakeholder
spirited citizen In this great
national highway.
di4 IT j.. fOWLk Els, President
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Ng-Public Library--As ~ does not seem to
be generally understood thai the Library Of the Mechanics
situe open All CHARGE the Committee take this
method Of advising the public Of the fact,
The Library Rooms Institute Dryades street
and Canal streets open from o'clock
NJ to 3 o'clock T. NJ. CHAS. P0TTHOFF,
ms 3n Chairman Of the Library Committee.
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AMUsEHTENTs:'..
VARIETIES THEATER, ea1yiFE sTeEs


i VARIETIES THEATER, GRAyiFE sreEET.
,sssee and Manager .Mr JorIx H. oWENs
stage 2saaSer Mr.. II. T. WALLACE
FIFTH WEEK or DOT.
seventy-sessa6 Wight Of the season.
# TUESDAY NIGHT. Jan. N, 1sSo ss
anpled snccegs Or D, now in tbs Fifth Week Of III
Triumphant earser and nigit5s heressing ptc esfius-
lion I viii presented witt Il fogr5ux CREST east
John PeFrybge Mr.. coudoek; D, his little wife Niss G.
Thompson; Caleb Plunners Toy Make, Ar John Ovens
Ber,a, fbfs blind dsngfer.j stevens; Edrsrd Plum
ter he viii sing AUID ROBIN GKAY.ty Mr. q, LingHrd;
Tiy Sl9wboy Miss Marshall Mrs FfeIdg. M Chapman
~ BE- peceded w the iaagaaIe farce POOR FfLLIcDBDy
mesce at I o'clock precisely.
~ sos Office fof secing Private Boxes and CHAIR,
Jazz W. 3. cHIPrENDAI.E. Treasurer.
st. CHARLES TEIEATER--sT CHARLES sT
ME- pE ~ Lessee md Manager
nf Manager
second night the Engagement Of the Eminent artistes Mr.
JAMES ANDERSON and Mis- AGNES Ef1sWoRTfii
+ TUESDAY NIGHT, Jan. a. 1850
The ceehrated play os ING0MAR, THE gARBkgIAE-
lngOInar, Mr. James Anderaon Parfhena Miss Els
worthy. To conclude with the farce, TWICE KILLED.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Parques.s Is
Boxes, each S6.
I O'clock. 77N9,'7
Rs1 Once open from 10 A. NJ TIL r. "
I4E 1rE
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AUCTT0N SALES.


FOUR FAIRS VERY SUPERIOR MATCH HORSES, AT
Auction, Account Of Departure.
BY MONTGOMERY ~ SMITH.
r.. N. MONTGOMERY, Anctioneer
Office, 81 Camp street
TUESDAY, the 24fh inst, Mt o'clock p.
NJ. Messrr dubois Mishs Stables ST. Charles
will be sold the following Match Horses, viz: 4SS
One pair Dapple Gray Horses 10 hands hight old
stylish, work either single double and mile In
minutes; fully guaranteed.
One pair Bay Hores I6 hands high old well match
ed; single double fine family kind
pair very Trong Ponies well broke harness. we'll
matched. Aonnd and gentle.
One pair orrel Horses, and DID, we'll matched: good
family carriage horses.
pN-TERHS-Eash ja24
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ENGLISH CAMEL COAI.-2D TuNs best quality
u uapicked Peasley Cross daily expected arrive and
for sale BY
ia23 8. JONES CO., 81 Grayier street.
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500 Winchester and Isesres brands, for sale by
PINGkARD, STEELE 4 Co,
ia23 81 Corner of Gravier and Tchouptoulas streets
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a. 's'ss : So = s,.. s@s = - a.

Application Ladies' Tickets be Secretary,
ID Tc0uptoulas street, OF the above
The Committee will meet Tuesdays Thusdays
In the Lodge Room.
No Lady will be admitted without invitation having BEEN
approved by the Committee and invitation will be issued
after Tuesday, the It'll February. XII Ma
Ladies will required unnask In the Reception
fore admission.
Genemens Tickets sso had of the Managers
Office of the night Of the Ball ties
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Rice.

IUJ ttFtts Tot hNIe Dy
PINGKARD STEELE & CO.,
Corner of Grayier and Tcloupitoulas streets.
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VNEA. TEA TEA. TEA!
Il AT CoST-For the purpose of Reducing Stock.
IMPERIAL, in half chests, II and b, boxes and tnse
GUNPOWDER, :. :.
YOUNG HYSON,
PoueHoNG, loose in half chests, II and lib. boxes
O0LONG,
Also in tinsel Of lbs HI and As.
H-The city and country trade will find to their interest 10
give us an early call for the aboye article.
JOS II. Il l. N. MARKS,
49, As and II New Levee.
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a1artitaLar 2Aetifes.

| Bg-IIoyyard Lodge No. III, /. q. q. F--HTeet-
ings EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, Lodge Room No. g.
| Odd Fellows Hall, at 7 o'clock
oaicers-L A. Bendxen N g.; n. T. Lyle, v. G.; Hugh
Stewart, Recording Secreary b. DaSiisa Permanent Secre
tary; j. G. Norton. Treasurer. jail If
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ceeds Addison in versatility and range, quite as
much as Addison exceeds Irving in the far less
important quality of classical tincture while
as great national historian, our countryman
reaped laurels in field which Addison never
entered
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Large amounts may be RENTED in drafts or
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RAILROADS. IN VIRGINIA. The advanced
sheets of the report on the railroads of Virgins
for 1859 show in Notwithstanding 2S7 miles
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad located in
the State-l ,438 miles of main line of railroad
Across the State, east and west from Ports
mouth, via Richmond, Staunton, and Coving.
ton, to the mouth of the Big Sandy, on the
Ohio river, the railroad distance is 532 miles,
of which distance 297 miles completed are
operated by three companies owning connected
roads.
A bachelor friend of ours left boarding.
house in which there was number OF old
maids, on account Of "the miserable feir set
before him at the table,"
A regular physician, being sent for by q
quack doctor, expressed his surprise at being
called in on an occasion apparently tri6ing.
Not so triaing, my good sill" replied the
quack, for to tell you the truth, have, by
mistake, taken some of my own pills."
Children are much like jelliss; a. they are
moulded, - viii they tnra out.
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Why are young ladies at the breaking up of
party, like arrows : Because they can't go off
without beau, and all are in quirer till they
get one.
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An exchange says that, aIn the absence Of
both editors, the publisher had succeeded in
securing the services Of . gentleman to edit tie
paper that week.
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fro BE CONTINUED

A late celebrated judge, who stopped very
much when walking, had stone thrown at him
one day, which fortunately passed over him
without hitting him. Turning to his friend, he
remarked, Had been an upright Judge, that
might have caused my death
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Children are much like jelliss; a. they are
moulded, % will they tura out.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-22
INPEC'GI>SE.
Ehc E'"HsIaG2 Fever <,h~..,,,

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'."'[ 4'""S. Ials 1s..e ..D .t...,!y ,t.s ,.,.'
,,'" ''e-" - ~ ,'~,'r ~r,,cr- ~ lr,,l
Land. ''' =" q ria ana the Holy
Mh'Ie going "p"ntLs rise, Ea,f..a.,. h. c,,cr.,.
@ 'I S''''f A'iact oi icNrr Eud As.c. o. ,llc,,.,
'I ms '"h1: i'"r,1nc oI ii.c ,:.nc, ,,a,l, i- ~
son an Amri, /. ...ii.-. :. n. H. !" '''' '''S Irf-
'o"@t gol' hii,nugu ilg,r,..;..,gsa. ',,,' "'"
t''t'i' cd mn e1 rritr,s,. ..g,. 'l"'S' j,
~" " al ays in,. II az c.t,. at ,tt.., - -, ,I
maj lrouS ron, ,I..l.i- - T. ''"'A NE
OI iut.Ltf nv i.g.li-p: ..,rI,ru,,
attributed = It Ii,facl.,.,,s .... ''.' '"'a'l'h
r'a.i "h,y ',r ,.,.t,t.cG i.,fl IN, r-'..,.,, ."'' Il
'>"mrdIuc ;.llerWs.I titc ,t.. f. r,., 49,, " '."'
fritsi, Obtained from L., ne ,,,ro, ~ Win
"'l' anu - cFiai""i W!r-r i4a I.,,l,..,l I,L - -
'I.'"' "i "h.ch Il vas cnua o.udcd Tho ,,,.,!..lI
] =! '"'s af'iyio have uduced full heliel m mo
Of tavIr Pricai, ''o"S "t a'iAg powers
oi''o his return 10 AmeFcs it he. been ,risJ viii
=, 81 ei.'ri by sesCThi LADIES an4 GcnIlensi
"'I" ,"a'dcier, who lave gwen It iLc ,nnst ,,
i"t,IHed praise. his r.l"iv having bcan = .., ~;
- " ' .'si' i'r hundreds ul wears ta- lte rravcrt",,
,, .urt ol ever nnd ha'.o and Bilious Ioycr.-,
nv" ~ olereo 10 lhe \ ne:ran reo.c
70, l oe sem by mail pre- ,'ad, with full directions
'"' p use. on receipt OF one da'tar
!, ''"c'PaI Defnt and rn.niaciorv ISS Main 81
~ t,.'": w. EtNHCh Un.sr Bank of CoIniner.e
""",i,|' Ne" urk. Address
?e2Aly. IOJIN u.I1co, ,,,,
Smyrna times., 1860-11-22
miscellaneous Advertisements.
American Hotel.
Cl1ESNUT ST., BETWEEN FIFTHAND
SIXTH, PHILADELPHIA.
$l.50 PER DAY
$I.50 PER DAY.

2Ihe undersigned, having renewed their lease for a
% o Years have entirely reItled The house, having
r%In'eu' carreted anc reiurnshed throuphout
Inc iocailon of this House is unsurpassed. bo;nq
~ ,'e "'"eH' ana most Pesent part OF Chcsinut ST
~ opposite The Old State House near the ulaces
lhltd Sis. and conN cement to the c,tv RoIIrn"d ,h
tdre. I '' idlI-ulue
ne rooms are lfrge. well lighted. have superior
C0mOrt. "' 'dic IOI
we are supplied with pure Milk Cream Fruits and
esC'a"'" from Farm belongIdg % US, and Which is
MANAGED exclusively for the Hotel
The pr0PrrIors 1.-The American ossure bor C.i,,,.
nnH patrons that no pans Will he spared 10 make Ihe
appointments OF tins !uc complete and lis ubIe cn,n
P'e 'iE"rahiy with Tie hesl houses IN the Unon
Jan IL 'G0Iy. WYATT = uI,I'IT%1,C 'I'C'
Smyrna times., 1860-11-22
GAS FHTTlMC.

i would respectfully call the attention of the
citlZens OF Smyrna 10 the stock of GAS FIN.
lOhES for sale at the shop, opposite Foxwcll'.
Hotel, on Main ST., aud at Mr.. Jacob Rny.
mond's Store. "'
The Gas Works being rapidly pushed Gor.
ward those who have subscribed to take the
"as' and other citizens will please leave their
orders Tor t'as fl'tIng as soon as possible. so
mat their houses can be lighted up when the
Gas is turned on to the town. SrpI",""'e, we
PIPE CANNOT BE PUT IN AF.rEn wy, ~ T. r.
GROUND FREEZES. NE
Having employed first class workmcn md
doing the work at low prices. | bonn ~, "' ana
the patronage Of the Gus consumer -, (, :" "'cFl'
CliAS. N. TRUMP, Apt. A g I;'"y " f"0'
0~~FShop on Main ST., opposite r, x.,'n,, W. w;
tel. "cl's lIo-
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