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Smyrna times., 1861-01-10

STRAws, ETC.-MT. Spinola, Democrat, has
"hered resolutions in the New York Legisla-
TUE, denOuncing the conduct of South Caro-
Una as reasonable, and proposing to appropri-
ute ten millions, to arm New York. As nobody |
proposes to attack New York, the Rrming is
about as necessary as a second tail TO a caL-t
But the proposition shows which way the wind |
blows. The North is rapidly becoming unt |
upon the vital question of sustaining the Gov. |
ernmen'.
CONVENTIONS oF THE CoTToN STATEs-Jan-
uary will be an important month for secession
conventions. The States which are expected
to follow the lead Of South Carolina, will hold
their Conventions of the following days.
FLORIDA, Jan. 3D.; Alabama, 7th; Mississippi,
Ith; Georgia, 9ts; Louisiana, 23d; Texas, 2Sth.
FATAL CASE OF BURNING.-A daughter of
Mr. Sntcher, residing in Queer. AIMS county
about three miles from Chesterlown, was burn
ed to death on Monday last by her clothes Ia
king fire.
AN EDITOR KILLED.-G. J. McMUrray, ono
Ofthe editors of the Clayton Gala } Banner"
and young lawyer OF promise, was shot dead
by Augustus DuBose. near Eufaula, on the 2lst
ult.
Mayor Wood, Of New York, in his message
to Councils Monday proposes that the city of
New York should secede from the rest of the
State and form an independent city. He does
not advocnte the use offcrce however.
President Buchanan on Wednesday sent into
the Senate the nomination of WIN. Mcintyre,
Of Pennsylvania, as collector of United States
revenues in the neighborhood of Charleston
harbor.
During the year 1860, the total number OF
cattle disposed of at the Drove Yards in West
Philadelphia, was as follows:-Beeves, 90 ,S45
sheep, 324,560; hogs, l27,964 and cows, To-
SIS This makes grand total OF 500, ,944 heat
or 6.842 more than were sold during 1859 o
the same yards.
Governor Morgan, of New York, announced
in his late message, and the statement was
based upon official information from Wash.
ington, that the total population of the United
States Is 81 ,374 856. and the population o
New York State 3.827, 900.
The year 1861 will be the first of the 66tt
Olympaid. There will be an annuar eclipse
of the sun on the llth of January, another or
: the 7th of July, and a total eclipse on the I'll
of July, q total on the 3lst of December.-
There will also be partial eclipse of the moor
on the 18th of December.
If fsecession is gal and right, what guaranteed
} has this government that Utah, when she is ad
mitted as State, may net be declared indie
pendant by the saints under Brigham Young!
: The government of Japan still continues tc
place obstacles in the way of foreign trade.
/ The Post-ofiee Department at Washington
has cancelled the contract for the transportation
of the mails between Charleston aud Key Wes
, by the steamer Isabel.
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EQUALITY TO ALL-UNIFORMITY OF
PRICES.
A New Feature i'm Rusiness !

Every One his own Salesman n!-JoNEs 4 Co, of the
Crescent One-price ClOIhng Store Goa Market street,
above sixth, Philadelphia In addition to having the
largest most varied and fashionable stock of clothing
in Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales, we
have constituted every his salesman, by hav-
ing marked in figures, each article. the very low.
est price 1t be sold for, they cannot possibly
vary-all must buy alike The goods we'll spunged
and prepared and great pains taken with the making
that all buy with the full assurance of getting
good article at the very lowest price. Also, a large
stock OF piece goods hand Of the latest styles aud
qualities, which will be made to oIder la the most
fashionable and best manner 25 per cent below credit
price, Remember the Crescent, Market street. aboy
Sixth, PhIladeIOhla
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RE NOV
Lower the Rent! Chcapcr thc
GOODS!

me subscriber, having moved 10 The Store bouso
formerly occupied by Spruance ~ Megear md ~
reolIy opposlte the Bank Of Smyrna would r-.rsc,
iully call the attention of his Customers l,ienJ ,
the public generally TO his large and carefully seer
ed stock ofGOODS bought expressly IN .i', seiecl @
ket. Knowing that CHEAP GouDs are a (;renl Cmm-
iorier to tins community, he determined nnl 10 Le
1nderscld by any one. Having bought his stock low
lor cash' ne VIII sell 1t at very small advance on
COST for the READY MONEY" for a ninrhIe st,,o,'a VIZ
IS better thana slow shilling" Thankful for rhe nu,
hc generous patronage heretofore he hopes by srct
attention to business and fair dealing To mer,l CON,
nnGnce OF me same. No pains Will be spared TO give
satisfaction in every respect Please cali md cHsn
lie STOCK before purchasing elsewhere, His rent be-
Ing only about hall as much formerly he intends 10
sell goods cheaper + InZES
~ N'b'-POuLTRY Of all kinds. and Country Pro.
duce generally bought at the highest prlces IL
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Ord DepOst
Planning Mill & Sash Factory

We invite the attention Ofa persons IN the city or
country, who contemplate the erection Of Dwellings
Barns, &c, to our extensive stock Of building MaIe-
rlals, In the rough and prepared for namely:
Door AND WINDOW FRAMES, Circular Il PlaIn)
BLINnS-V ENlTIAN AND PNOT,
PANEL. SHUTTERS,
SAsHEs. (Glassed and not Glassed0
WOOD MOULDINGS,
HOT- BED SASH,
BRACKETS,
WOODEN MANTELs,
Newell POSTs, (Turned)
BALLASTERS, tIurnedl
BARN NENTILAT9RS,
WINDOW GLASS,
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH PEWs, WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMP
Also-DRESSED FLOORING:
WHITE PINE, Norway PINE, YELLOW PINE AMI
IEMLoCK, (well seasOned.)
Particular attention given to the shipment
OF materials TO all points, with dispatch, by
railroads and steamboats,.
V5-All of the above we offer as low as the
lowest, for the cash, or approved paper.
All orders by mail or otherwise, attended /,
with promptness, by holland & CO,
novS Port Deposit Md.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-10
Insurance Notice.


The Stockholders of tho Kent CounIv Insnr,nco
Company are requested 10 meet at The Office of the
President. Doctor S. NJ. Fsler, in Smyrna, on MON
OAf January Ith that day be ing the first Monday in
said month. An election for nine (.) Directors Will
be held to serve for the ensuing year and other bus
ness OF importance TO transact And on the first ,lav
0i January SIX 6 per cent interest will be on the
Deposit Notes held by the company, and uayable io
the following Agents for the Treasurer:
WILLIAM &. ROBERTSON. Delaware City
JAMES r. CLEMENTS, Smyrna
JAMES COwGILL Treasurer, Dover
JACOB Y. FOULx, Milford.
GEORGE nj. DAVIS, Bridgeyille
DIR. A. MAUCK, LAUREL
WILLIAM M. HICKMAN, Lewes
JAS. PONDER, Milton.
Lists of interest will be furnished to the above
agents by the first day Of January, 1861, at which
time all the Policies expires ut I2 O'clock MON nj
The Company is not responsible for fires unIes, the
interest due is paid by that time. 1t is therefore ne
cessary ior persons who wish TO continue their nsu.
rance. to be pUnctual in their payments By order.
oeclS-4t GEORGE r. DICKSON.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
AND
Harper's Weekly.

The Publishers have the pleasure of annonnc;ng tho,
HarPers Magazine for the ensusing year will contain
new Stories " ~
BY THACKERAY AND THE AUTHOR OF
"ADAM BEDE;"
and that in the next Number Nov 2D of Harner q
Weekly new Novel by Charles Dickens entitled
GREAT EXPECTATIONS,
Will be commenced Mr. Dickenss Tale will be rich.
ly illustrated by John M'Lenan. Esq.
ihese Works will be printed from the manuscripts
and proof sheets of the Authors.
QJ- Any person who RENTS Form Do1Y.ps to H.
Fuolsners Will receive both publications for one year
and Will thus provide himself with the hest reading oi
the day. published in beautiful and attractive 81 ee
lOr very small sum Of money.
o-Harper's Weekly will be sent gratuitouslv for
one month as specmen-tO any one who annlies
Tor 1t. Specimen numbers the Magazine will alsc
be sent graUtousy.
TERMS OF HARPERs MAGAZINE
One Copy for one Year SO 90
Two Copies for one Year 5 90
Ihree or more Copies for one year, (each) 200
ana an Extra Copy, gratis for every Club of Eight
Subscribers.
TERMS OF HARPER's WEEKLY.
one Copy for Twenty Weeks 81 90
One Copy for one year so
One Copy for two years 400
Five Copies for one year 900
Twelve Copies for one year . 20 90
twenty-five Copies for one year 40 90
An extra copy will be allowed for every Club of
Twelve Subscribers.
HARPER a. BROTHERS, Publishers,
Franklin Square, New York.
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TIN AND STOVE STORE,

SMYRNA, DEL.
- The undersigned would respectfully, inform
80 his friends and the public that he continues To
PssSScarry on, at his old stand the TIN and STOVE
BUSI NESS in all its branches. where anv art.
Gle in his line be had cheap as can be purchas
ed IN the largest cities. Also, Japan and Britannia
Ware, always on hand.
SlIEET-lRON work of all kinds promptly attended
To on the most reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid to Gutlering and Roofing.
Those wishing any kind of work in his line should
give him call he is determined 10 give satisfaction
by doug good work al small profit.
Jn2l J M. SPARKS.
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u rinCillaIS
FOR RENT.

THE LARGE AND COMFoRTABLE three
storied Frame Dwelling. on Delaware Stree,
now. in tenure Of Rev. J. E. Grammer. pos'
session given any time after first of February
Apply TO Geo. w. Cummins,
or DR.. WIN. Cummins
Smyrna times., 1861-01-10
Doctor Edward ID. DALEY.

Has REMOVED from Main street to the cos.
ner OF MARKET end COMMERCE streets :.
house f"merly occupied by Joseph Stayton.
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MARRIED.,

Dec. 25th, by Rev. +. J. Quigley, James
Maberry and Mary F. Morris.
Jan. I'd, by the same, p. Rhyme and Fronca
Martin
7th, by the same, John F. Rash and M. e.
Truax; daughter of John Truax, Esq, of this
hundred.
9th, by Rev. Chas. Hill, Andrew Spear and
CatharIne K. Crow, both of New Castle Co.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-10

IT'S A common observation that there more
sufferers from debility amOdg Americans, then be
found among any other civilized nation. The reason
obvious We take too little exercise and forget the
wants of the body i'll the absorbing pursuits of busi-
ness In all such cases ordinary medicine do lit
tie good. What is required is just such a tonic and
invigoratOr Dr. J. Hosteier has gwen to the world
in his CELEBRATED BlTTERS. The weak and
nervous denzen Of the counting house. the exhausted
tOer upon the shOPbOard and the prOstrated student
Of the midnight lamp have found wonderful regene-
rAtor in the BITTERS" and prefer it 10 more pre-.
tentious but less effective medicines. But it should
not be forgotten that the agent which magical
It's influence upon frame which is merely debilitated
is equally powerful in assisting 10 expel the
most terrible forms Of disease. Who would not give
il iTial.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every where
&J-See advertisement in another column.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-10
X. WELLS
p h Photographic Gallery,
No. 724 ARCH STREET,
Il III

No. ia ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
One Of the largest and most complete Galleries in the
United States. where The best Pictures, knoWnin
The Photographic art, are tnken at prices
no higher than paid for miserable
carlcatures.
The proprietor, practical Photograph attends
personally, every sitiing-and allows NJ picture to
leave the Gallery unless II gives perfect satisfaction
DagueneOtypes and AmbrOyIos OF absent or de
ceased friends photographed TO any required sze or
taken on Canvass, life size, and painted in OIL by the
best Artists
At this Gallery pictures can be taken in any wealth
er-as Derieet IN cloudy days when the shines
Persons visiting the city are respectfully invited
TO examine our specimens, which for price and quail
ty DEFY competition.
W Instructions given IN the art OF Photographic
X. NEWELL,
GALLERY OF ART,
724 Arch Street, Philadelphia
CONCENTRATIONS.
From Hon. LEWIS D. CAMPBELL. M. c.. oho.
My family and friends all concur IN the opinion
that the tNeweI) Picture is more life.Ike than any
Thing they ever saw NV likeness has been ranauf
edly taken by different Artists Ia various ways, but
have never yet had which presents 80 ruo 10 ma
ure all the features and expressions Of countenance
as this.
From Hon. L. Joy MORRIS, late Minister 10 Italv
The exquisite inish beauty and soiiness Of , our
portraits, conolned with their durability Of color and
iaithfulness hkenesses, cannot fail 10 commend
them TO the attention and patronage Of all who ap-
preciate true art.
From Col. JAS. PAGE 1,eD
Having occasion for portait. procured ore from
Mr.. Robert Newell, Of the city OF PhIladslpha, a
miniature in Oil Col0rs. under he new process dis.
covered by him. and take great pleasure in OF
the Satisfaction gwen me- not only by the accuracy
of the likeness, but lis artistic finish in all respects
and recommend him TO the patronage those
10 encourage the beautiful art.
nov29sm JAS PAGE
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Notice to HousekeeDers.

HOusekeepers, and all others that love dry Carpets
remember that the undersigned is prepared to
put furnish them with +. C. MatIhowson's Pat
ent Spring Weather Strips, for Doors. These Springs
and Hinges all brass, that water cannot rust
them. la all cases these Strips insured TO turn
snow rain, provided there is true Sill Carpet
strip TO fit on. WIN. Ii. START
N. B-We have man, who understands the bust
ness TO put them on throughout the State.
sep6-3m
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- u ! E% ~
FOR SALE IN SMYRNA.

The Undersigned would call the attention of the
Ladies OF Smyrna and vicinity to their large assOrt
ment Of newly selected of all and quail
itles, consisting Vi Capes Half Capes. FIcLOrlnes,
Mufis, Cutis &c. which will be sold al The most rea-
sOnable rates.
Ladies in want Of such articles requested TO
give them an early call. .-
nov2g TSCHUDY y COLLINS.
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DOCTOR w. T.. COLLINS,

WILL give prompt attention to the citizens OF
w Smyrna and vicinity, in the practice Of his
profession. lapI.'51.n
OFFICE at the House formerly occupied
Jy DR.. II. s. CuIbreth, MGiR ST., a6Ove Fss-
tDelEs Hotel.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-10
DIR. J. E. CLAWSON.

Having located in Smyrna, respectfully offers
his professional service, in all its branches, TO
the community. 4a - .'a 1.a '1
or OFsicE and Residence, on Main street.
opposite the Upper Hotel" | aaa p a16t
Aug. 20, 1857. z saasy N
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Mrs. WiaaslOw.

Mrs. WiMslOw.
An experienced nurse and female ply ysician has
Soothing Syrup for children teethlng, which greatly
facilitates the process of teeiAing by sOlening the
gums, reducing all inilammaOn-wIlI alay all pam,
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon It
mothers 1t will give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health TO your Infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
See advertisement III another column.
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wARLIKs RrMoRs NoRrH.-Ths Boston

WARLIKB RUMoRs NoRTH.-The Boston
Journal fRepublican) publishes rumor
which prevailed at Montpelier, Vermont. last
waek. Ia the effect that Gov Andrews, OF Mas
sachusetts, had written to Gov. Fairbanks, OF
vermont, by special messenger. that he had
received reliable information OF the organiza-
ton OF force for the avowed purpose OF seix. :
March. and urging the lattsr TO raise We tnou.
sand wen as the quota Of Vermont 70 resist
such q movement.
As pertinent TO the above, we copy tne io'-
lowing from the New Bedford SsAnaafa'
ur.aa..,ob. Ra,ssd TO BE- Sent to Washingtos.
Wa hsar rlmors TO the eject that requisitoss afo
shortly 10 be made upon the Goyefnors % snls
s,sl s,.ni.si il 10 Also currently reported about
IOWA thls loren .an that Colonel WaFdrop, OF ihls
city, hss been wtp me 9tns
Tie Executive Of shis State 70 thsf Of Ms'ns'
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epHcIAL NOTICES.

~ Baltimore Life Insurance company.
The above we'll known and long .estaPiisnea E9mr
LIVES or SLAVES at lover rates than any
other Company of equal standing ana RESPONSE
Pamphlets, exp!anatory of the principles OF
LIFE Ipsurance with forms of appiicatlou u.s. eno
any desired information, Will be promptly 'ui
nlshed. ~v,,hor,
the trouble OF a visit to r Richmond.
IN LUClEN LEWIS, Agent,
Office IN Met. Hall, Richmond, Va.
THOMAS POLLARD, Medical Examiner
la l4-3t
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The LEGISLATURE.

IBe LeStetatufe.
resolution was introduced In the Senate /
yesterday for the more uniform distribution
of the pubic arms in the Western counties Of
the State. The Adjutant General was re-
ques,ed TO inform the Senate what proportion |
of the cavalry force OF Virginia were unsup- |
piled with pistols, and az to the DRSoeMaN ef
obtaining the req uisi,e arms. The report OF
the Select Committee on the !" Preservation of
the Public Peace" was returned, and, on mo- |
ton, was amended by a resolution declaring
that unless Congress and the non -slavehoio-
lug States give speedy indication of an inten.
,,o, 10 amend the Constitution Of the United
States. 90 as to guard and protect the rish's OF
.nv Of The States against future invasions by
reaera, or State authority. that virginia
.non,a aissolye her connection with the non
.,.v.,o,ainr States and cast her lot with her
80 southern States Laid on the table and
orasred TO be printed. Notice was given That
.ha Alabama Commissioners would address
to,b branches of the General Assembly, in the
ua,, If the House of Delegates, this day at
In the House, Senate amendments to tie
hill for n State Convention were concurred
in. Auumber of bills were reported, among
them one 10 authorize the Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad 10 construct branch OF
the road 10 some point on the North Caroiipa
line: ono TO create an Ordnance Department.
and one to increase the capital stock OF the
Danville Railroad Company Among the res
o,utions was one for continuing the organiza-
ton of the Special Court Of Appeals. Pc
tition from Wood county, In IaVor OF the
Union, was presented; also. one asking that
Pittsylvania Academy be converted INTO
military school, and for an appropriation
therefor also, u demonstrates OF loi citiZeis
of Henrico county against extending the cor
poratiou limits OF the city OF Richmond. n
resolution was adopted, deprecaubs 'he
STRENGTHENING Of any United States iof %
within the limits Of this State, or removing
munitions OF war therefrom, and pleogihg
the faith Of Virginia, If they be delivered ih'o
her custody, TO restore them intact, In 'he
event of a peaceful solution OF the presen
difficulties, or account for them III u
equitable division OF the public property
The Joint Committee en- State ana feoera
Relations presented report, in which the.
say that unless the present difficulties are al
,usted dissolu ton Of tina Union is inevitable
They extend an invitation TO all States ue
sirous of preserving the public peace to ar
poio, Commissioners to NEE. at Washing tor
ID. O.. February 4th, to consider and resolve O
some plan for an equitable adjustment.
provides for the selection Of five COMMISSION
ere on the part of this State, and directs tha
they shall submit the plan to Congress 10
ratification, and send the same also to the WI
eiuia Convention and General Assembly
The report favors the propositions embrace
in Hon. ]. J. CRITTRNDBE's resolutions, ln'f'
duced in the United States Senate, as contain
in the basis of an equitable adjustment.
was ordered TO be prin ted.
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- ppoRApLY not one person in ten ever sees
an perfectly as might be with proper glasses. The
obi ect of sklful optlcian Is to ascertain exactly
glasses without any INJURIOUS consciousness -
FRANKLIN l. Co., Optic laEs, No. las Main street.
have proved successful, in every respect, Win
their IMpROvRD CRYSTAL PRRIsCoPIC sPRcTA-
CHS, and they are deserving the patronage OF
those in need of a superior Eye-Gass.
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MARRIED.

January 9th. at the residence Of Mr.. Tn omas
Wade. IN the t1Tn Of sldney, ~ re mex MaRiA
VI. How 81, both Of New Kent, Va.
In Cuipeper oeurtv, by Rev. Charles Q qarles,
on Tuesdav 10th November. 1850. Mr.. KObEk
TAYLOR, of Orange county, ana Miss ohhhi
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J. w. FRAYSER.

(G4 APOTHtCARY AND URUGGIST,
VI 18th, between Grace and Broad streets,
~ RICHMOND, VA,
u ould beg leave to return his SINCERE thanks 10
his friends, and those who have 30 literally pat
Tonized him during the past year, and hopes BY
strict attention to business, TO merit contln
uanee of the same:
N. B.-PHYSICIANs and others can rely on
having their PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and
ACCURATELY compounded at all hours of the DAT
and MORT. J. w. FRAYSER, Druggist,
l7th street.
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"a Was committed to the jail OF Henr!cO
fin county, on the 30th Dec 1860. NEGRO
N3OWOMAN, who says her name is CARO-
.L LINE. It's unknown " ether she - slave
or free. and IL evidently entirely deranged AnT
one interest d in the above negro Is particularly
requested to give information to the Jaor Of
Henrico county. The said woman is about thirty
FIVE years cd, very black, and had on when CON-
ia Ats ". u. b6ASANl ., .. n u
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mA How they Save their Funds out West
THE GREAT FIRE IN MILWAUkEE-$ $780,
$50 MILWAUKEE, Jan ISL, 1901.
Messrs. HERRING Il Co., New Yofk-Gents; !
have succeeded in removing from the runs the
City Safe twas In the fifth story and fell a DIS
lance of fifty feet, and aimed in the fire forty
two hours. One of the casters anc plates we're
melted off. also the KNOBS. From the appearance
of the Safe, if 1T had been any other but HER,
RING g. should have said the contents were used
up. great deal of interest was manifested by
every one to see it opened. and various opinions
expressed as to the safety of its contents one
insiGe of it, that it had formed ice. Another SAID
HERRINe's were good. but no safe could STAND
that fall and FIRE. 1t contained a large amount OF
orders bonds. mortgages. assessment rolls, etc !,
valued at over 5000 Everything was In JUST
as good order as when put in, except slight uis-
celebration by steam. Yours, Truly,
EA-Agency for H ERRING'S SAFES IN Ktca-
ment in store. LES q W hLrOnD'
:.l
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~ spofswood Hotel Dressing Sa-
LOON. rGkO J. HISSERlCH, the celebrated
HAIR CUTTER AND ARTIST of his Profession;
that he has taken charge OF the new and eieg At
ly-fttst up HAIR DRESSlNG SALOON under
the Spntswood Hotel. where he will at al times
be ready to give HOT and GOLD and SHOW En-
hiS nrotssslon ja9-lmS
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PERSONAL.

THO TUE PUBLiC.-.The state published
fair between myself and Mr.. John o. lay lor,
which read with asonshmsnt, does me s SIsas
of NV counsel, Messrs. Crane and LYONS aware
whether any my pc p tba
bsg the community to suspend their opinions
on thus PAINFUL matter until the facts OF the case AS
can be correctly arrived at. Ny version OF tnG
affair probably, at this moment, would nor aVati
much; but cannot permit the account IN me
Dispatch of yesterday to pas by unnotlced. lor
fear of it's Icing supposed that my silence con
armed SO ina ccura.e version Of the SAD ailSir;
,-ourtv Iaii Ian ~ 1851 ia 15-lt*
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NyOTiCE.-Deiixquent consumers Of Gas IN
~ MONROE WARD are hereby notified that
they fail to pay their gas bills before the hour Of
o'clock p nj. to- day, they will be dealt with &C
cord,ng to the requirements of the following ex-
tract from the ordinance concerning the Gas
Works: e.,
9Th 1888 if any Bill remain unpaid for TEN DAYS
next alter that which 1t Is presented, the AUDI,
tor shall notify the Superintendent, who snail
respect to which the defaut exists and If not paid
within FIFTEEN DAYS, FIVE per cent. " II be added
placed in the hands of the City Collector"
T. B. HARRISON, for
alb-lt M L. STRATToN, Auditor.