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For Sale.

The subscriber offers, at private SALE some Of The
ost desirable property in the town of Smyrna
No. ! is the new three-sory DWELLING UOUSE
IN which he now resides. The property is rut I'M IN
substantial manner. with all m0uern improvements
u also has attached Stable, Carriage House, Ice
House, Smoke House. &c.
No. Is a row of 4 TENEMENTS on Frazier st.,
new and III good order, with Smoke House TO each
and n pump of excellent water at the door This
property IS good invesment,Sas it brings I2J per
cent on the price.
No Is BUILDING LOTS on Frazier ST., between
Nos ] and ,.
No. Is a BUILDING LOT at The corner of Min
anu trazier sts IS by 200 II. This The most hand
some Lot on said street.
No. 3 Is Building Lot on Main ST., so r. front by
400 It. deep. This Is u very handsome Lot
No. Is the lCECREAM GARDEN a beautiful
Garden with improvements suitable for the purpose
now used This property is good investment
No. Is 2two-story BRICK DWELLINGS OH Com.
merce st, with Stable attached. All the above pro-
perty will he sold low and the subscriber is desirous
Oi ciolIng out hIs property in the town. For further
particulars und terms apply TO
Jan 29th. 60 E.. .SPRUANCE, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
American Hotel.
CHESNUT ST, BETWEEN FIFTH AMI
SIXTH, PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50 PER DAY

IN" o. undersigned. having renewed their lens. n,
painted rarncot na'f enrey reited the house, having
ne location OF THIS House is unsurnassed bo;,.
drsn, e "IueS aId most pesent part Of Cbesinnt s.
Of poTe M Ihe od State House near The places
anta ols and convenient 10 the citv Rsiirn"d, ILo h
fare I Vi tue cry Tor hall-dIme
venta,i"n ns Isl are Irrge well lighted have superior
comfort. 'i4""e' Win a care for
von.h are supplied with pure Milk Cream. Fru. md
magoged from Farm belonging % us, and which !,
he proprlelors the Anne ricnn ossu,o ,bo;.
anu m,ios hat no pains Will be spared to mats hs
np[ this Hotel complete and its table cam'
Jan ~ G0-ly. WYA.TT =. :" tITe, tHe Union:
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

A GOOD audience was out on Wednesday
evening to hear the Rev. J. =. Willis, on " So
cial Arstocracy." The lecture was com.
pound OF philosophy, wit and humor, the two
latter PredOminating, his sallies of which, at
The follieS of the age, often bringing down the
house in applause. Though partaking more of
an address than lecture in some paris, i. was,
nevertheless. an attractive Obscure of the
laugh'snd-grOw-fat species, always entertain.
ing with promscuOus audience. His closing
remarks. an aPosIrophe to the Golden Aee,
near which we are merging, was fine display
Of rhetorical sloquence. -
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
Railroad Meeting,

IN accordance with an announcement, preyi
ously published, by order of the Board of Direc,
tors. meeting was held on Thursday. Jan
l9th' at the hotel of T. Foxwell, in the town Of
Smyrna, relative to the Maryland and Delo.
ware Railroad.
On motion of G. w. Cummins. Capt. VIM.
Denney was called to the chair, and DIR. F. n
Daley appointed Secretary.
Ex-Gov. VIM. Temple briefly explained the
OBJECT OF the meeting, and was followed bv I
w. Z. Powell, Esq, of Easton, Secretary ofthe
ooard' wh1 read contract which had been
entered into by the Directors of the Road with
E4essrs. Mitchell & Maffit, of Pennsylvania,
gentlemen of uAquestoned responsibility, to
build the road from Smyrna Station to Oxford
for less than $4,000 per mile, of which over
6O per cent. is taken by the contractors in the
bonds and stock of the Company, leaving less
than 4O per cent. to be paid in cash. Mr. Pow
ell also showed that the Company have now the
means, with an additional stock subscription.
ofaoout $4,000 to complete the road to Green's
borough. Maryland, which sum is asked of the
citizens OF Delaware and Maryland, along the
line of the road, to tina, point.
Hon. Samuel Hambleton, of Easton, and Dan'I
Cummlns. Esq, of Smyrna, addressed the meet
ing In behalf of the immediate completion oil
the road, demonstrating the immense import.
ance of the road to the town and community
On motion. Dan1 Cummins. George Davis,
c. Elason, William Temple, William
Denney, and George w. Cummins, were sp-
pointed Committee to procure subscriptions
TO the Stock of the Company.
On motion. adjourned.
WILLIAM DENNEY, Chairman.
E. d. DALEY, Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

TIE "union meeting" at the Presbyterian
church. on Wednesday evening Of last week,
was largely atiended--the house being filed to
its utmost capacity. The exercises were char.
acterised with the same interest as the preeeed-
ing meetings aud. In fact. SO satisfactory were
they. that il was decided to continue them in
the same order the present week-Tuesday
night at the Methodist. Wednesday night at the
Presbyterian and 'rhursdsy night at the Epis-
copal churchs
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

lMPRovEMENrs.-The appearance of Com
merce street, near Market, is being much i'm
proved by the removal of two of the sheds
that have been standing there for years, and
the erection of new store-house for Mr.. Tbos
Carrow, which, with the new store.house ad.
joining, OF Mr.. Edward Beck, will add much 10
the improvement ofthat part of the town. Mr..
Beck's house in now nearly completed for use.
Mr.. Carrow will be somewhat hurried. but if
the weather should continue as favorable as
at present. it will most probably be ready for
use by the time needed--ths first of March
This will make an addition of two stores TO the
number that are and have been in active oper..
ton in our town. Messrs. James and Geo.
Taylor have erected for themselves a eonfor,a.
BILE double dwelling on the lower part of Main
street. Nearly opposite to the above Mrs.
Ellen 1. Bryan is having a fne-sized dwelling
erected, to which she intends to move, from
the country, in few weeks.
Mr.. Geo. H. Raymond is having his s,or..
mousse IN this town, much imoroVed in appear.
ance by the addition of large ornamental doors
and windows, on the city style, and various in
ternel Improvements.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

FReM CALIFOREIA.-We have accounts from
California. overland, to the Both ult. The Leg.
"Iatnre was to meet on the I'd inst, and unu.
'ual interest appears to attach to United States
Senator in place of Dir. Droderick. The inau-
guratIon of Gov. Lathan, was to take place on
the 9th. Gov. Weller and Gen. Denver were
the principal candidates for Senator. Grea,
suffering is reported in Carson Valley from a
scarcity of provisions. Mining operations had
been suspended in some districts on account Of
The snow, and much suffering prevailed among
The Indians Of Honey Lake Valley, who were
dying from cold and hunger. Cattle were also
starving on account ofthe scarcity ofhay, which
was selling at $3.50 ton. The dates from Or.
egon are to December Ia. The gold excite.
ment still continues. Reports of Indian dep
relations were prevalent at Portland. The
adVIces from Washington were to December ID.
a tremendous storm had occurred in Pugers
Sound which OceasiOned much loss.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

KEW. PETER CARTWRIGHT. according to an
nouncement, was in Camden on Sunday,
preaching in the morning and lecturing. or ra-
tner narrating incidents in his "pioneer" life.
Ia The evening. The house was filled in every
spot where there was n probability to sit or
stand. In the afternoon, by invitation, he went
over to Frederick and addressed them on Me-
thodists Preachers Life in the Far West"-the
collection on the occasion being donated to the
Camden church. This church has been much
embarrassed by heavy debt resting upon it,
to liquidate which was the object in procuring
the services of Peter Cartwright. The effort
was vers satisfactory-the collections and sub
scrptions amounting TO over $l3O0-leaving,
however, a balance of several hundred dollars
still resting on the church.
Rev Peter Cartwright is an original charac-
ter, and as such, is always sure to please the
people; not that what be says is much bet
ter than other speakers, but his manner and H.
lusIrations are more simple, direct and impress.
i've. He left the next day TO fill an engagement
10 Baltimore the same evening, at which place
and Washington he is lecturing nightly.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
eSssk One family Carriage, made by w.
1'1==D4-D. Rodgers, Phila.; one Trotting, no.
top Wagon, made, also, by Rodgers; one Rock.
away. made by John NJ. Denning, Smyrna one
light, Iwo-horse Wagon, made by J. Mllawuy &
Son one Horse-cnrt, one SLEIGH, one set of
carriage Harness, made by J. B. Ruth one set
carnage Harness, made by J. NJ. Denning; one
double set corriage Harness, made by Barkus g.
Bro, Phila.; one double set wagon Harness,
made by J. b. Ruth; one Carriage suitable for
mil.wagon. Plow gears, Plows, &c.
Will be sold low and terms easy. Andy 10
jan '6O2m VIC. ELIASON
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

WE learn with regret, that Geo. s. Adkins.
ESQ., mas resigned his position OF Cashier of the
Office of Discount and Deposit of the Bank Of
smyrna, Mr.. Adkins has, for thirty years,
served the people of thin vicinity and the Bank
corporation with fidelity and integrity, bu, the
laborious duties of the situation are too much
for his advancing years. and he has determined
to decline the situation, and give such assist.
ancs us he is able to thu management of the
large mercantile business with which he i,
onnected.--Pen .NeDs. Y.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
THE MARKETS

In Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 35
Red, 81 30; yellow Corn 20 cts.,-whte, 6S;
Rye, So; and Oats, 40cts per bushel. Round
potatoes, so cts. per bushe. Butter, 90 cts.
per ID. Eggs, II cts per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia MARKET are ::
For White wheat, 81 As; Red. 81 35; Rye
SO cts; Corn, 76; and Oats, AS cents per bush
ell
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Important 10 Females.
SAPONIFIER.

THE READY FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
With which every family, with their ordinary
kitchen grease, can make all their soap with
little or no trouble-hard, soft or fancy.
II will make hard water soft, clean paint. re-.
move Grease, &c., TO perfection.
Abundant testimony in favor OF The S.poni.
fer, with full and valuable receipts for making
different kinds Of soap, sent free, by addressinS
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY.
No. $50 Penn Street. Pitisburg. Pa or
LEWIS JAMES d Co, Agents.
Philadelphia, Pa.
0-Be sure you get the original aud patent.
ed article. manufactured by the Pennsylyania
Sal. co., Esst Tarentuu. Allie.
ghany CO., Pa. i5Dm,
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

BRoRE JAIL.-Lewis c. Morris, in Jail on
the charge of kidnapping negro boy named
John Lewis, and carrying him into Mary "a nd
and offering him for sale, picked the lock of
his. cell door on Monday morning, about day.
break. and made his escape. The instrument
he used was piece of wire taken from the rim
OF lineup, and ingeniOusly twisted into the
shape ofa key.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

COUNTY BIBLE SocIETY.-At the Annyer.
sary meeting of the Delaware State Bible So
ciety, in Dover, on the 9Th of September last,
the following Resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED. That it be, and is hereby recon.
mended to the Directors of the Society, 10 form
county Bible Societies; and that Hon. C. s.
Layton be the chairman of the committee in
Sussex county, Rev. DR.. Cooke, in Kent county,
and Rev. Mr.. Wiswell, in New Castle county,"
Pursuant to the foregoing Resolution, the
Directors, and other friends of the cause, in
Kent county, are requested to meet at the Me-
thodist church. in Dover, on Tuesday, the 7th
Of February, at 2 o'clock, p. m.
G. Cooke. Chairman.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

The ENGLISH PREss.-There seems to be a
general impression in this country that the
press OF Eng land, specially that Of London, is
more enierprising and prompt in gathering the
news OF the day than our own. 1t is an entire
mistake. Even the London Times is not first.
Class ne'0s paper, according to Tie standard es-
taolIshed IN this country. Its commercial infor.
nation is full, its Parliamentary reports are adj.
mirable, and its continental correspondence is
very good; but if the Engishnan wants TO
md out to-day everything of Importance that
LOOK place yesterday, in his own country, (Which
is an Americans idea of news), he cannot find
1t IN the London Times. II has no regular
system of telegraphic dispatches from the diff
ferent points Of the Kingdom and its " locals"
even are of a narrow range, relating to the
courts military matters. &c. The want in this
respect is strikingly shown in the death of Lord
Macsulay. That event occurred, according
to the Times, at 8 o'clock, A. M, on Wednes-
day, the 2eIh ult., at Kensington, in the sub.
urbs of London. Such an event here would he
announced. with appropriate editorial resogni.
''o"' ordinarily N the evening editions of the
same day. But the London Times actually did
not have word about il until Friday morning.
the 3Oth. Thus nearly two whole days ELAPSED
before the leading journal" announced an
event occurring at its own DOORS in which the
whole civilized world was interested, and even
then but sixteen lines are devoted 10 the an.
nouncement The Times says it first heard of
MIR. Macaulay's death, Occurring on Wednes.
day morning), late on Thursday night. But
the NeWs, we observe, records Mr.. Macaulsv's
death as having happened early Wednesday
at best, would make the Lon.
don papers day behind hand, according to our
newspaper standard. similar remissness. |
though not quite so marked, was exhibited at
Ihe time Of Thomas DcQuincey's death. He
died at Edinburgh. Dec. Sth. but the Liver.
pool papers of the l0th--the day the steamer
salled-had not heard of it.-Boston Journal
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
Something New ON the Hill,

Since EATON has reduced the prices his Goods
from ~ 10 per cent for the purpose ofdoing cash
trade, he finds business increasing at The same per
cent. The people talking of the bargains they get
atEATONS Cheap Store and it is a seIl.evideni fact
aud II any body doubts let them call and satisfy them
selves" the proof Of the pudding is chewing the
sack. Let all in want of cheap goods 20 to EATON'S
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

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we snail issue' in few days, an entirely
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cord.
70 winch we ESPECIALLY invite attention.
~ VIII oe an authentic and Complete book oF
am, on all current religious topics. and
tain 'N"'' ""u VIII con"
c'asslhed and statistical record ofreIio;oro
@'u moral ASSOCIATIONS in the United So
and Europe. o"i'eo States
,ne history confession of faith, and pressr,
statistics "t each Of the Religions Dsnn,n; en'
''OTs HS oI tne United Suites and Europe.
E'a'is'Ics OF moral benevolent and ad,c.,;or
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c'aSslhed lIsi and the post Office ,ddross rs
S'otss '"e" Vi all denominations in the Unitsd
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ne above IS given more To eonvov H.
OF 'he general character of the worE ,h.a
an index to It's voluminous contents which iii
embrace every thing of interest to in,eIiiram, ",
religious minds.
we believe a general record like this "a
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formation on all topics of current reIioious in
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IN conclusion, we venture to saw that 81 Vac,
10 amount of varied information on roIin;o"e
'" '""J'c'S ms never hefore hpen bropobt witb;u
ne 20 nl So'a single volume.
Large l@1'o., IN clear brewer tvpe. on oood
"a per and neatly bound IN muslin Pr;co q Du Ok
CoPles mailed, prepaid, on tho reca;a; oc
$40 E.FAgents wanted in Nil n.r,s " %
he country. !" al paris OF
W. R C. CLARK & MEEKER
r"OlIShers, No 40 Walker street N v
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
FOR SALE.

- A two.story brick HOUSE, with rooms
and frame Kitchen; cellar under the
- house; stable, carriage house, &c. The
premises front 46 feet on Commerce ST., run
ming back 600 feet.
Also, small frame Dwelling Houses 'front.'
ing on Commerce st.
Also. 49 BUILDING LOTS, fronting on East
ST., all in Smyrna. No money wanted, and all
for sale low, ne the subscriber is Dx ous TO sc
APPlyIo w. e. ELIASON.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
AmbrOtypes! T!
Make Haste.

The inhabitants of Smyrna and the surround
ing country are respectfully informed that they
can obtain good, permanent and life-like pic
turs for the very low price of 25 cents, in case
complete. 0EFFor short time only.
A variety of fine cases on hand, very cheap.
E. r. SCOTT, Artist.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

The Delaware Railroad Company have au-
thoriaed the increase Of their capital stock
$4,000. for ihe purpose of constructing tale.
gragh line along their road. The looks like
going ahsad.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
Patches, Je,relsy and
SILVERWAPE

SAMUEL A. MANSFIELD, NO 20 NoRTu CT
CoND STREET. PHILADELPHIA
ilE subscrbar. having on hand one of IN. 49,.
best stocks OF English. SWISS and Ame rco 'S Svy nety
es 70 ue ouad IN the city, Will sell Them M The yerv
!, Al Also q ge"efal assortment of JEWELRy-co,d
ver S%"ons ond hal's Ladies' Gold ChaIeains. sill
'es Hl"on1 "al and Forks rlaled-ware, &c, &c. '"'
n, hn goouS warTenled 10 be whal ,hev are .oId e..
"nchss aud Je~ey Repaired NJ she?,s., aUia or
Jan. 9th. 1867 ~ s"oI'esl h0lce.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

The Legislative Committee met in Dover on
the 18th inst, to settle with the State Trea.
surer and Trustee of the School fund. The
State has no debt, and has deposited to her
credit in the Farmers Bank, a Dover, $26 ,3S3.-
ia, while the revenues are equal to all expen-
dhures. This is not large sum, but still it
is we'll to have the balance on the right hand
side.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

Mr.. JOHN c. STocXLY, OF this town, has been
appointed Cashier of the office of Discount and
Deposit of the Bank of Smyrna, in Milford, vice
Geo. S Adkins, resigned. This is good ap-
pointment: Mr.. S., addition to his experience
in the Bank here, has superior qualities for this
kind of business and will, no doubt, conduct
the affairs of the branch Bank with credit to
himself and to the satisfaction of the Company.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
TO Rent-A Good Two-Story
Frame House.

$@s With an acre and a half of ground at
AAIiiij tached, in the town of Smyrna. Possess
HILL sion given on the first day Of March, 1860.
For terms, and further particulars apply to
JOHN II. BEWLEY,
jan 5.tf Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
At a Late Meeting Ofthe stock


HOLDERS OF THE KENT COUNTY MU.
TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, held at the
office of the President, January I'd, the follow.
ing gentlemen were chosen Directors for the
year:
DIR. S. NJ. FISLER, Smyrna, Del.
GEO. w. CUMMINS,
JAS. r. CLEMENTS,
WILLIAM DENNEY,
JAMES STAATS,
JAMES A. DUNNING, Dover, Del.
JAMES COWGfLL,
GEO. B. DICKSON,
WILLIAM CANNON, Bridgeville, Del.
The Stockholders Meeting having adjourned
the Directors organized by electing Dr. S. NJ.
FIsler President, Jas. Cowgirl, Treasurer, and
Geo. B. Dickson, Secretary.
The Financial report showed the company
to be in very healthy and sound condition,
with nett capital to meet losses of SS6, 900.
A resolution was passed 10 pay the Policy
Holders dividend the lst day of next January,
of ten per cent.
in 29.2t GEO. B. Dickson. Sec'v.
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26

qHg "TIMES' is published EUery Thursday. BY
Rosr. D. HoFFEcxER, EiitOr aud Proprietor. at The
Tsmperaaee Hall, SAyraG, Del.
RXS-SURscRRTGoN.-Oae year ISL so in adUGnce,
or ss0O # not paid Ill end Of the year. No paper
discontinued unt& all arrears are P0id-Only at The
option Of the PGbAstsr.
ADvERrrsISGFOr every square Of 10 lines less first
GassrtiOa so Cts; each Subsequent insertion Us cts
Liberal arrangements made NTH yearly aud half
yearly adUsrtisers
Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
A VALUABLE WORK.

VALUABLE WORK.
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The Americana Christian Re.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-01
CHEAP BREADi CHEAP BREADI
FENNER y r n

Fs9FEfE J.N'DEt e 81 sE.NEO YSDULU
q respectfully inform The citizens of Evans
Vile, that lie las commenced running his Bread
Wagon every day Tor the accommodation Of FAINT
les, and will supply families with Bread, Cakes,
Crackers, Rolls, Risks, Bans, and Pies cheaper
and better than they can he had in any other
Bakery in the City.
All families wishing to I've supplied with the a owe
articles will please leave their orders AT the store
with the driver. T. BOYLE
No Il First st, bet. Main ana Sycatnore.
=. IA large stock If Crackers aud Candy al
WAYS ON hand 1T whuIerale. mayIt-Ilnl
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q OFT SRT.YSg- HO.N.N'ETS-.5.N;-
~ other lot of fine Soft Straw Bunuct- received
SCuAPkEH BUSSI AG'S,
ulaY2l No - Main street.
RfO0f'FRS' .S-OTECE.- Just ne
u ceived "a ccmr lctr assortment of Barton 4
Whites CoOpeTs' Tools.
Coopers' Drivers a nd Jointers,
Howels and CToIes all sizes,
and DOWeling Bits
Also on baud a large stock Of Truss Hoops, from
Il To - inches at Il very low price.
JACOB STRAUR 4 son,
may26 "A Main -
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NE.zTS AND [.EPS.- RE.FD - RUR-
IA row keep complete wholesale aud retail
stock of HATS AND CAPS, at low prices, at Il
Main street, to wit:
Men and Boys Blk. Bro. aud P~arl Fur Soft Hats
q - Wool
q" - and COloTed XOuaVe
80 Wool
- Fashionable Grenada
9" Pan ana aud Leehorn Z"IIaVe
Black and Colsred opera
and Boys LeghOTn and Straw
White and cord Palm Leaf
Silk 4 Hair Lamariina Gaps
- Glazed and Cloth
may24
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EHRCH.9.NYCS' TECE-JF ST
- IN received this day,
Terry's Patent Plumb Levels,
Stephens's Patent Combination Rules,
Extra Cast Steel Carriage MabeIs' Draw Knives,
g - Carpenters
Barton's Hand Axes and Ilatchrts (WarrsnteD
Cast Steel Hammers,
Steel Pointed Brass Plumb B0l~,
Spear r. Jacksons Hand and Kip saws.
JACOB STRAUB x son,
mAy2G "a Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-01
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
and Silver Ware.
MR EFSEER. MI PISA HIST R r.

II o turned Ii ON
the Fast, where lac
las pure ha ) ed a
beautiful assert
ment OF fine Watch
e., Chains, Jewelry,
: ilVeTW ware, AMI
Clocks of every de-
rcriptinn, he j. pre-
pared to suit pur-
chasers in every
particular, and
hich he intends to
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IN IN, T'E.5, TE.5.-JUST KECEEE-
N ed fresh from the Eat lar,s,. SuII,ly of Tea,
which | am selling a. lower figures than
offered in this market. VI VI. BlEHBOWER.
may2S-3t
E7RE.uE4 NO e THE1 SS-I' T. d tn rs.
n $50 bbls and Bags various kinds of good
potatoes, for seed eating, just received and for
sale by CHAS. MCJUH NSTON,
mayl9 rosry Block, Main street.
R1'STERS! 0I'$TERS!-15O DOZ.
~ one and two 10. cans, fresh Cove and Spced
oysters, from OF the best packing houses East.
ust received ami for sale by
mavl9 CHAS. NcJOHN$TON.