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Bishop Scott

Preached in the M. E. church in this town on
Sunday morning and evening last, upon the
subject Of missions. His morning discourse
was oao OF unusual feeling and power. Tue
attendance was very large on both occasions,
particularly at night; notwithstanding the in
PRODUCTION Of number Of extra seats there
were more thaH could comfortably be seated.
rhe protracied meeting. which has been going
on fos the past two weeks, is still continued.
and quite number have presented themscls es
a, the alter for prayer.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

BURNED IN EFFIGV.--Mr. Belts of Whining
ton, the only member of the House of Repre-
sentstives who voted against the adoption Of
the Crittenden resolutions, was burned in efigy
on Monday. at MiddlstOwn, the train on which
he was returning to Dover passing there at
the time, thus sffording the gentleman an oP.
Psrtuniiy to witness q sight 30 rare.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24
kegiSfcr'S Office.

Dover, JAN. 3, 1861.
UPON the application of Richard S. Aari,n
Administrator Of Charles Marin. lato of I;,,I,,
Creek Hundred, in said county, deceased. !, is
ordered and directed by the Register, that the
said Richard s. Marlin give notice of tho
granting of Letters of Administration unon tho
estate Of the said deceased, by causing adyey.
tlsements TO be posted within forty days fron
the date of such letters, in six of the mos, nnh.
lic places Of the County of Kent. reouiring ali
persons having demands against the estate IN
present the same. or abide by an act of Assem-.
oily IN such case made and provided. And also
cause the same to be inserted in the SMYRNA
lines newspaper published in SMYRNA. and
continue therein three weeks.
49, Given under the hand and seal of
SMWeE- the Register aforesaid. at Dover
:sSNS Aent C>unty, aforesaid, the day
49, and year above written.
"h" D. c. GOODWIN, Register.
NOTICE,
The undersigned, Richard s. Marin. n,mea
above. hereby gives notice, that Letters of Ad-
minstrstIon were granted TO him ON tie 5th
day OF December, 1860. All persons therefore
having demands against the deceased estate,
Will present the same. properly attested. on or
before the 5th day of December, 1861. or sb;Js
by Law in this behalf '0
p"lO'" RICHARD S. MARIN.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

UNION MEErTNGs.-We see that Union
Meetings of the most enthusiastic and cheering
character are being held in Western Mary land,
along through Virginia, and many other por.
llons of the Border States. This is most gra-
tlfyIng, and we are not yet without hopes that
the friends of the Constitution and the Union
as it is, will PredOmpa.e largely throughout
the land.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

WE have received the February number of
Peterson's Ladies' National Magazine, and it
is as handsome a number as we have ever seen
and filled with be lutiful embellishments, and
delightful reading matter; ifty.seven of the
former, and forty-one articles.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

KNIGHTS or THE GOLDEN CIRCLE--N is re.
ported ;hat an organ zalion with this title has
been established in Wilmington. 1t is a Sc.
cret and oath bound association, and has ex.
listed for many months in the Cotton States
where it was established TO aid in the disnem.
berment Of the Union.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

The Sussex Messenger, in noticing the fact
that two wagon loads of arms had been re-
moved from Georgetown to Seaford, to equip q
military company, suggests that arms should
not be placed where they might in, certain
emergecies, be made to further the cause Of
trsitOrs-it being currently reported that the
persons comprising said company are in favor
of accession
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

CoMPLIMENTARY.--W. G. Temple, son oi
ex.Gov. Temple, Of Dels ware, has been select
ed to deliver the annual Grafton before the JEFF
fersOn Literary society of the University oi
Virginia.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24
THE MARKETS.

In Smyrna. white wheat is selling at 81 80
Red, 81 20; yellow Corn so cts.,-new, SIS
Rye. 60, and Oats, 80 cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, 62 cts. per bushel. Butter, 20 cts
per ID. Eggs, Is cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat, 81 As; Red. Sl33; Rye;
rs cts.i Corn, 65 ; and Oats, "a cents per bush.
ell
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

We are indebted to DIR. Moore, Del. Leg,
for copy of joint resolution for appointing a
committee of inquiry into the working of the
lottery system; also, for twenty-eight annual
report of the Pennsylvania institution for in
structing the blind.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24
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New PASSENGER RAILwAY.-An application
has been or will be made in few days to the
Legislature for charter for Passenger Rail.
way to run from Smyrna to the Depot.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

FIREARMS FOR MARyLAND.-At the last ses-
sion Of the Legislature Of Maryland. about
$7O.0O0 were appropriated to purchase fire.
arms, Under the direction OF the Governor, fol
the use of the military companies Of the State
The arms thus authorized to be purchased have
it appears been procured, and many of them
distributed through the several counties.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24
News from WASHINGTON.

Mr.. BAYARD has signi6ed his intention o
speaking in favor of the Crittenden resolutions
some day this week.
| ADMISSION OF KANsAs.-In the s nate, Mon.
day. the bill for the admission of Kansas as a
State, under the free constitution framed at
Wyandot. passed.
IT is now generally believed that Congress,
this week, will take decided action on the
many plans before it, and so settle the question
as to give peace once more TO the country.
THE SOUTHERN CoNFEDERAcY.-I. is now
thought that Jefferson Davis will be elected
President of the southern confederacy, by the
Montgomery convention, on the fourth of next
month.
Mr.. CoRwIN's COMPRoMIsE.-Thism measure
can be passed in the House, but is not accept.
able to the secessonsts, who say that they
must have Critlenden's, or nothing.
MARYLAND CoNvENTIoN.-It is now UNDER
stood that Gov. Hicks will promptly call con.
vention. if Virginia retires from the Union.
A SAD ScEEE.-Senators Davis, Yulee, Fitz.
F~Nf O'oy ouu molOty WcIe IIstencu 10
Monday morning. BY a large audience. and
produced deep effect, especially the eloquent
farewell of Mallory, who was himself in tears
during its delivery. When, on conclucing, he
stepped from the chamber and shook hands
with the venerable Crittenden, even the ultra
Republicans seemed touched. The Alabama
delegation also retired from the House, and the
Republicans begin to feel that upon them rests
the responsibility of preserving the Union
Will they do it!
The GOVERNMENT FALLING TO PIEcEs.-The
Senators from Alabama, Florida and Mississip-
Pl withdrew from Congrnss Monday, formally
and in body. The scene is said to have been
sad and impressive. 1t must have been :: sorry
sight"
Active measures are in progress to have the
course OF Virginia, in sending commissioners
10 Washington on the 4th of February, res
Ponded to by similar movements in all the
States. Dispatches have been sent TO Harris.
burg, Albany, Columbus, and other State capi-
tails where Legislatures are in session, urging
che prompt appointment of COED and able men
to confer with the VirgiRia commissioners.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

The Missouri Legislature have passed bill
calling State Convention. with a proviso
that none lis acts shall be valid unless ratified
by the people.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24
n O IC E

The subscriber. Agent for the sale Of REAL. ES
TATE IN Caroline county, MARYLAND. hereby lulorms
those wishing to purchase Farms. that he has now
for sale seteru desirable Forms in The vicinity Of
Greensbofoush' winch will DO sold very cheap. Nov
is the time 10 purchase land this improyng seslion
All communications will receive pr6rapl attention.
j. p. FIERCE,
jan24-6m CreensborouCh Nd
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

Work on the Delaware and Maryland Rail-
road has been suspended on account of differ.
ence between the directors and the Contractors.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

The Rev. VIM. O'Nell will deliver a free
lecture at Bethel NJ. E. church, Smyrna Cir.
cult, on Thursday evening, 3lst inst, COM
mencng at o'clock subject, i" Education"
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

In the Tennessee Legislature, the House
has accepted the Senate amendments to the
convention bill, providing for the election oi
delegates on the 9th Of February. and the as.
sembing oflhe convention on the 25th.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24
Tup s,atnmenf NJ. -; ,UooL =

THE statement We last week copied from an
exchange, to the effect that MIR. Cannon was
the only Democrat OF the State Senate who
voted for Dr. MOore's resolution, proves incor-
rect, MIR. Green having also voted for it,
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

STATE TREASURER AND AuDIToR-The Leg
islature has elected Samuel B. Hitch, Dem. !
OF Sussex county, for State Treasurer, and DR..
VIM. N. Hamilton, Peoples party) of Odessa,
for Auditor of Accounts.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

FIRE I'VE understand that the Temperance
Hall at Church Hill was destroyed by fire on
Monday week.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24
AMBROTYPES
A VERY DESIRABLE
VILLAGE PROPERTY FOR
SB va. Il EC-

ne suDScflher' as agent for the Ilers-at-Law will
sell al private sale the HOUSE and LOT in ILo vi
age OF LeiPSic Kent CO., Del, late The residence n
Charles Marin, Esq, uec Vi
Inc House Is t"o story high, with two rooms he
III" including lhe OfiCe, tWOdIlO above, with K,tc,
el: Rieai house with cellar underneath pumn oC sx
celient water at the Kitchen door. with Wash honse
"OVd hoGse, etc., etc; erythng in first rate order
lage-neat and tasty, Fer a professional gcntIen,n
thS is The very property that would suit him. TLe
LO contains about one half an acre, more or less -
re efS"s wishing to see the premises can call on Mrs
Woodall, The tencnt in possession.
junl7 Blac,iS,on,s ~ w. u,
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FOR RENT.

Two Story FRAME DWELLING. on Commoroo
street. adjoining the residence of Alex Hnmnhra,s
APr'y 20 AYRES STOCKLEY.
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TgE tim E 81 is published EUery Thursday. BY
Rosr. o. HOFFEckER, Editor and Proprietor, at
ssyraa, D'f.
vS-SUsscRIrrIcN.-One year. 81 SO ia advance,
ar ssOO If not paid till cad Of the year. No paper
SscoahnHsd until all arrears are paid-Onfy,at The
spioa Of ths Pablisher.-
escry square Of l2 lines or less first
asrtiOA so cts; each subsequent insertion S5 Cts
LBraI arrlagsmeHts made with yearly and half
seartg advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

SoSTHINo GOOD FOR ALL.-See Prof. Woods
in another column. t.0
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

" ss'asehnent Of United States marines left
s brooklyn Marine Barrscks on Saturday
% 'n'pg' Tor Washington. They consist of
s ,a' 0'd guard of ihs U. y. ship st. Mary's The
'' % marines now concentrated at Wash.
-'a amoants to nearly two hundred men,
r@1 sah oe augmented TO twice that number
) rev weeks Lieut. sayre, late of the u.
Z 'a'p o. Mary's, has bssn ordered 10 report
VOC duty at Washington.
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O. Va @S

Notice is hereby given that the rent of
Twenty Five Cents per month for The use OF
metres in the measurment of Gas will not be
charged TO consumers in this Town.
by order of the Board of Directors,
WM. CUMMINS,
Jan. %. 1861. Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-24

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y,pr,v ,EIGU6i'i AND SOLD
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! NEGUTiA Isl h AZ ~ y %' IVY 'i ItlFo
Stacks AYE K6VhSf II ii, t;vilRrETs
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BUYs MD SELLS FIR,TCINSs GR0JirND Rents
ana attends personally to al and every Kind Of Broke
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CO4yP rfAi'ah IN
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Rov ora -, No. NORTH sTKsET -''''
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4 ANRAS0N b SMITH,
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,-.... -, No. % S0UTH STREET,
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= r-Ck--,r- ,--,-- ~ =
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No a SECOND sTpEFr
First house from SrrtI, str,e,
Attends nroT, MI. :, r. d"
NEGOTIATION Of gFRf .%iTI " ''e
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EFFECTS loans IN cTocvG ''O BUSH EOS FAFER.
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MAKES ADVANCES IN 70, ~ r RI 9hGt kII4ES
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EXECUTES ORDERS FOR STrCXS H. iii .ro r,o-,o.,
AND TRANSACrS THE BRNV ~ a. %n - TT Hefs,
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S 10 3 s aNR f ELL T., BROKERS'
Sny and sell Ion Commission Stock and Securities In tbi
ENG 10 ot!ler maFEst2.
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'' Nt1.;H, , 7; r,
MaEo Collections On al aoc ' S points IL the United
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MAHas an1 IllNsif.

4 go MANUFACTURES BY HENRY = sf5r,s
u X ~ " W'EFRUuSs:
Nos. IS, II amt 70 =. EuTAw str g.-
OFFICE.
1nnHIazA 81 CoESER or hUTAw AND F.YErrR s1nsETg
me undersigned has hand gDr az n .
assof ments Of PIANO FORTES in this cfty Nhir ~
DeaUt u hlls, power and sweetness Of tone lar;i ",
t' TTt aaYe ny judges been pronounced unrivasd "
ne highest Premium Gold Ai-Ia--Was award, tIs-,
1889 1 4''''''-te' i'tid N october,
cry Piano guaranteed Tor years and PRIVILEGE a,
exchange granted atany tine within TX months frcr az
o. safe, II not entirely satisfactory 0 '-' 'ey
terms and prices liberal, and CO ,;,;.,
before purchasing elsewhere. ''' '0''-''~'
- fl5nos taken in exchange. hired tuned and -anafrsd
iQ-tf '''''' sac Nv 20, 'ttsli
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BRANCH OFFICE 81
TIE .GUBRIC OIL c0MPANY.n
NO. 10 SMITHS WHARF,
.,ro,, BALTIMORE, ND.
EAILROAD MANAGERS AND OTHERS USING
hUBRlCATING OILS.
hereby offer you
which guarantee equal to the very best Sperm Lard
Oil for lubricatng description machinery ana AZ
bnt lit half tiieir cost. -
warrant this Oil to be perfectly pure and free from all
mixture nr eparatoa; not to gum, and remain lmpi
in The coolest weather respectfully solicit tt al
Stock always on hand and orders promptly filed
- A. G. HALL, agent
No. 20 Smiths whar Baitim0re Md
sole Agent in Maryland FOR s'Lubric Oil COMPANY,
Also 10 store, at all times, superior quality of Snprn
Whale, LAID, Bank Tanners and Straits oils all o: which
offer on the most reasonable terms. rnhIi.6m
I A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
IL This celebrated Wine is highly spgrkii nerfectlg
and OF rich ruy taste unsurpassed in quality bV
any Wine IN the AmertcGn market.
RUBlS (Cabinetl CHARPAGNE.-Particular attention Of
connoisssuTs is invited to its qualities and superiority as
dinner inc OF dnrvalled merit Its beautiful Rau color is
guardnteed to be the natural product Of the grape
many competitors spreading the report that the
i'm pord under the OF Rubis artifciay coored
hereby bid the OF TEN TRoUsAND DOLL known
chemist who could in any public experiment, afford the
scientific proof that the deep color Of the Rnbis due
thing else but theice OF the grape.
J. GosRa q Co.,
Chalons arne France
CHARLES H. MYERS Il BRO
nl1-r RaItmor.
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OahIir SaIfs
AK SAMUEL a. GOV -
ORPHANS COURT SALE

The E,FFTITT5 Ct 4 FIRST Class RESTAURANT
w II THE uNtAP RED LEASE, EfC, -
IA" @u!S IL T. am lst +tor # John X Giles ec..,
an " order IN honorable the Orphan. t,urt fcr H.
more city, "il s!l on rlllS tTu ESbAY) NORNING %ay
= u, AZ 10 "ciGc: on the premises. stus on the wst
sac OF SoGth street between Lombard md rr,tt an
.h9Nn rs the Soath str e. restaurant; al the t con-
t'.Eed herein, "
lsroe srenci-rilt4 MIaROss; 10 ma bic to, TAB, F.
49, assist nts; m9io any Einua Ta!'e ear ana wood
tat ,.ar% Stt es Ol!el0'h M-tin Ei"cs s. T., rauv
Sa5 ,aais; Cca gry AMI Gass War; Chandeliers
G'SG b'Ick'ts Venetian Bud; CiaGEg Dishes 10 BIS
o'Hte; S"gar; Vinegar, &c
About G eco PRIZE C,G5SttS'
OK Hr2ni Gin Wtishcy, Rum hes London Porter Ale
sr ,s 1.-The with number Of a,c,es ap9crainrg to
II ~ c'o will he sold interest in an urexrired
her tl ears Coz: IN nc" the 1t day Gco
@ i'2', and cHd the Ist av of ctp.rr i,c- s1;d
' est SD Of South street at the tsts O.. ~ 81
sheets "a ~. NC Southwest of Gui:s I'd d south
street W H., f. ing tHe0cr utterly b.undi' South
str..t ~, t'tice west ward y. parallel with E,rd
-, -, raHkin lane; theme. Eesi ~ b,",Ii' -
Gn;rf ,,AIe, = feet IN ea.twarglv ,ara.I with
nrnvrrr. nj 80 1e ace Of 'eguuitg Win The i'm
u ~ - with two story hacs I'm; Ti I'H n
Str"t R"s'aurs ut 40 NV" dS 'he Soull
81 iect 20 the annual rent o. sane n,.ol1. o,,..,
The ssi' OF The csattes wi Be for rs IN nit, T ~
lrTmS o ie-t.r The interest in III. no., 49,, ,
one nal cas- and q balance in two tuu,l ,..l, g., &c
creGt OF SIX and Twelve month wrth Interest rr,r Ut,
day OF St aud that where dit gIyrr bond o"i
security shall be taken " "'''' 7'o'
Emily 4. GINS, Adm'x
THEODORE GLOt Err, Attorney.
-- 80 81 ayette street.
SAH'L II. COY ER, Aucr
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STERLING EXCHANGE.
St0fks, Mtksnqe. TT.

St0fss, GftgSHge, tt.
NTARYLAED STATE SIZES.
fa1 sale BIh n,.9 GAS coArA RiT Sr @
NOTICE.
~ We are prepared to give CASH ADVANCES on con.
s,Fnments to our fisnts Aesrs 81 Woodward Co.
DIT of and al LOMBARD ai;a street
N0RTHWESTBkN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
jS7 r""e5y BBA2gEL HAR&Is
{ iOLLECTlUHS ON Alt PRUMIN EMIT.
mh2tf Tii0S J. CARSON.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
- - BINDS wanted ny SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
aP6-tt hasems Chesapeake Bank,
RALTIMOKE AND OHIO R. R. BONDS 1867.
~ Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1875.
Nor.,r5s..n y. s. &C. ,,- !, :, g. i rs
Wanted ~ TO- 10 sSANSSiEh H&Rk %R$oIi r.,
y VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
NOTES for sale by TAO J. CARSON,
EXCHANGE On NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
NOHf,.LA, for sale by tho J. CARSON,
ie26.I "a baltimore street.
TTNCURRGNT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
- On all points South and West purchased at best rates.
Iie26tf li1 s5i + B.i GAGSoS ti,eot
brothers BONIEGER,
6FFEe FOR s e T S9gIn AF9E5 FINER tsirg
principal cities of Germany Londoa, Paris
3au. mhlGu
a DYANCES MADE On BUSINESS PAPER
ie75 s ~ AprNo' Ed coLhATEFA 4fh by CARSON
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
I Ky JNo GITnAGs \ CO,
ss.l 90 Southst.
M ARYLA Nd SIZES Maryland 6 Der cent.
COZ, sAML. HARRIS, IT..
'E>lME PAPER NEGOTlAEED by
-. SAML. HARRIS & SONS,
Jal10 ig6 Baltimore street.
p 3 o. R. R. BONDS 1861 WANTED BY
~: JNo. S. Cuttings & CO,
SChIP OF NEW YORK AND PHHADEI
- PHIA INSURANCE COMPANIES wanted by
fe221 Sc S EHs5 Al :, "a a..
STERLING EXCHANGE.
~ For sale by KNOX CO,
&nlSa sGrocer's Exchange.
GTOCKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
C 81 sod BY JNo' 5. Cuttings % s Go 9.
NJ EW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA FUNDS
Tor sat- nv inl6-tfl rho J. CARSON
Ng loSUURI { FOR SALEBY
- - JNo 5 CUTTINGS kCo3
M ERCHANTS' BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
~ ~ mo S, CUTTINGS 4 co;
SOL % South ST.
LNREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
+ by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
J. jul7-tf Basement Chesaurake Bank
M FARMLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
W. JNO 5. Cuttings 6CO.,
sot 90 south st.
COMMERCIAL h FARMERS BANK STOCK
" wanted iy JNO. S. CUTTINGS & co.
SSH 90 South st.
III EM YOkE MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
~ wanted by KNOX k co
apps II Exchange Place,
baltimore PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
LILY SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
-1uIt-u Basement CheSaTeahe BANK.
NJ ORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ wanted by SAMh. HARRIS, Jr,
iii lala.u basement Chesareake Bank.
c3ttuEaegs.
Ia ATTORNEY ATLAW
! Nc. II LAW BUILDINGS,
Corner OF St Paul aud Lexington Streets [up stairs)
| l.-o - BALTIMORE, MD
! RFOSES ENGLEHBAKT,
1TA ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 81 SP RkIER'S COURT,
tRear of the Law Buiidngs,)
hEziS"To% SfhEET' BETWEEN CHARLES AND St PAUL,
All business entrusted 10 his care will he punctuay at
! tended TO. olSiyT
CHARLES G. KERR,
ATTORNE T-LAR
OFFICE-No 81 ST. PAULs STREET,
(BErwEEN LEXINGTON AND SARATOGA srRSETs1
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g3r0tGtns. 4at0nnrs. III.

s%Fy9 FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS. Of
a$SE all the varieties Of each kind. sele,t.d from the
5gEaz rations Of CROP EA xpres.} for lie
use Of PRIV te families, the quality iiirI can
hot ne e%Gted either ~ Sty Of make eX.r"r fra
Erahce. FOR sale by WI WHELAN. No. I42 Baltimore
~ ~, n-rI HOrl' ana H'V'r streets SIitf
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R. CHANCE.

" GATE IUCTIOEFFFl
GENERAL COXNiSSION .RERCHAVT
AZ i-a!er IN al kinds of UCIION GOODS suItpI IN
NN am ~ u, try Me- chfn's, WHO requested t. ex
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"a NE~ IL. CHANCE,
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