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MARRIED.

09 n Monday, the 18th uIt, by the Rev J,l,.
tar,. H. Mck!m CCKTIa W. WEIGnr, Esq, 5ycrr "n
ttary OF State to EMMA Il. daughter Of the .', I,
oainue. X. Payntcr, all Of Georgetown D,.i '''e
%On Nov. 29, at the residence Of the L,;5..
Iather, by Rev. A. i. Scott Mr.. JAMES Gnnn
10 Mss oALLIE KNIGHT, both Of Kent co w.
Smyrna times., 1865-12-06

1iIE FEsTIvAL.-The festival last night was
a success. The hall was crowded, and the ar
rangement OF the tables, with the rich viands
anu delicious delicacies so temptingly spread,
showed skill ON the part of the committees
The fancy table, was universally admired
While the post-offce disposed of JMets-clouc to
every loving swain. This evening additional
attractions will be presented; new features in.
troduced.
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fIRE'-We learn that the dwelling house of
Mr. Joshua Shorts, three or four miles west
OF henton' took fire and was entirely consum-
ed on Saturday last Mr.. S. was in town at
the time. ~
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SURVEYING THE RoUTE.--The engineers
nave commenced surveying for the purpose of
locating the route of the Bombay Hook Rail
road. One route has been surveyed through
Methodist St, and another is to be run through
South St, and still another little further
south The first two terminate at or near the
mouth OF the Creek, the last is to terminate at
fearson Cove, We are informed.
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InE NEW YoRK TIMES This, one Of the
leading dailies in this country, comes 70 ~ on. en-
iarsed--is now the largest pal per IL the limited
States Its weekly edition is unsurpassed. Il
is published at g. Published BY II. J. Raw.
mohd.
Smyrna times., 1865-12-06

AccIDENT.-Rev. Cyrus Huntington, of Do
Ver' had the two middle fingers of his left hand
severed ,nr IN feed-cutter which he was tending
on Thursday, 24th ult.
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THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-New Red
WI Wheat 81. 2O@2.2 %, Old 81 3Oa2 35; White
W neat $2.50(9$2.70. Yellow Corn, 7S(SS5c
kye is quoted at $lOSG1.l0. Oats Soc
Cotton Sic. per tb.
Gold closed yesterday TUESDAY, st s1ac,
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SPECIAL NATICE

Messrs. Griffith g. Bro. are sellino ,hsi, ,:-
't''k of Fashionable Goods at greatly reduced price,
Call and see for yourselves, and be convinced ,b,,
their goods are being sold for less than thew c,n h
bought for in the largest cities, even a, the Who'll
sale stores They have large stock and a,e do,or
'n'nea TO sell cheap They are offering their good,
at 20 per cent. cheaper than prices for The .,ms
goods one month ago. Every branch of their Stool
wen "'ieo with the best of articles, and will be sold
as above stated for Cash. '''O
"o'~' GRIFFITH g. RRO
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uoop TEMPIARs.-Thcre are now twenty
SIX 81 Lodges of Good Tcmp!ars in this State
fourteen Of which have been established since
Sept l. Five of these are in Sussex and one
IN hent, This is an organization in coniupc
.on with the Sons OF Temperance to suppress
intemperauce,
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Congress.

The seth Congress of the United States as
sembied in Washington on Monday Roth
Houses were called to order at noon the Sor-
ate by Mr.. Foster, President pro tem., apd
the House of Representatives by Mr.. McPher.
son. the Clerk. The Clerk then proceeded To
call the roll Of the House, when IT'S members
answered to their names. When Tennessee
was reached Mr. Maynard desired to speak
out the Clerk ruled him out OF order: he after.
wards made two other attempts, but was over
ruled by the Clerk. A motion to proceed to
the election ola Speaker was then agreed to
Hon. Schuyler Colfax, of Indiana. Sneaker Of
Ene last House, was then chosen receiving 139
Votes' to 50 cast for James Brooks, Democrat
OF New York. Mr. Mcpherson was then re.
elected Clerk, by resolution, Mr.. Ordway, Ser.
geant-at-arms, Mr. Goodenow, Doorkeeper
ana Mr.. Given, Postmaster. Mr.. Colfax then
made a brief speech after which he was sworn
IN, and administered the same oath $50 obnox.
louS to many who are not much DISTINGUISHED
Tor loyalty to all the members present A
telegram from Gov Parsons, announcing that
Alabama had adopted the Amendment TO tbe
constitution was greeted with applause, Mr.
Stevens introduced resolution to refer tho
case OF the members of the Southern Sta.es 70 |
joint committee of Is.
In the Senate, Mr. Sumner introdncod GOV.
eral bllls-One providing for the admission of
coiored persons on grand juries one to give
tne right OF suffrage to all men in the District
OF Columbia, and joint resolution promising
to amend the Constitution so as to make Va.
ters instead OF population q basis of represen-
tation,
1nls session, 1t is agreed on all hands, is by
lar the most important which has occurred for
many years. The action of the Legislatures
Oi the Southern States in their efforts at re-
will have more than ordinary i'm
portance; while our foreign affairs with France
'hu Great Britain may assume an asnect OIL
special interest, arising out of our relations
o Mexico with the former, and our unsettled
'lalmS with the latter The revenue question
VII aE0 be one Ofabsorbing interest. Already .
many branches of business are making move
"c"tS preliminary to appealing to Congress for
reduction OF their taxation. Every business
ialmS that 1t has been disproportionatelv tax
a. And then the everlasting negro oues, '
ION VIII come in for its share. The rights !
Ii the freedmen must be looked after. II 7
>Seffed by some, who profess to be wise in !
uch matters, that suffrage will not be urged G
OF the negroes this session There are also
'n'r important interests, owing to the pecu-
lar state of the country, that will demand the :
ttention Of Congress. 5
We had hoped to have received the presi- o
ent message in time to give at least a synop-
Is IN this issue, but We shall have gone to C
ress before it reaches us. Il
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SELLING OFF.--oall at Tschudy's if you
'. want bargains in Dry Goods; he is closing out
his stock.
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FARM FOR SALE.
VIII be sold at Public Sale, at Fo1wsIrs Hotel
Smyrna, Del,
On Thursday, December 9Ist.

"NAS DCCCAMUeE "a 81
1900 lhs following desirable property, sltustsd IN
Ray ymonds 8 Nesk. Duck Creek Hundred Kent count,
DEL adjoining lands Of Geo. w Cummin.. AI.. y!
erson and othen location healthy and IN ono of ,b
Ses' heIghborhoods in Kent county -Four mill, from
smyrna from Shorts Steamboat LANDING and thr.a
pon pS Leipsic' IRON which places communication win
Fhilajeph can be had by Steamboat and Pack., sI
nusi ualy' and produce delivered. lime terrI,T.,,
&C. ooialned on the most reasOnab BILE terms Con-
nien' also TO churches, schools. mills DC eontain,n
ilO ACRES, more or less. divided into 1--WE faidss
improvements are a Frame Dwelling with Celia, SI
stories Back Building two stories. Barn and StebIs.
double Cribs and Granary, Smoke house Hen bons-
&c The buildings have all been Constructed .,,,h;
ten years OF ample dimensions good material and Iii
built. The land has been poorly farmed bn, :; I'll Iii
adapted to Wheat Grass and other CROPS and .n.rS
tIbe OF high culture. N suseep'
Terms twenty per cent. on the dav Of .aIo., H..
thousand dollars including the 20 per cent ON he ~
ecniIon OF the deed, which will be prior 10 , T., a.
pi Nlarch ne1I, when possession will be given Thy
o. oa'ahce ~ ueslred) may in the prone,,v .nJ
De divided nto or equal annual inslalmept. n, oH
est 10 be paid sem. .annuaIIv D''Aehs' inter-
Fersohs wishing information or desiring In -. a..
properly VIII call on Thomas Carfov Isn5 ~ '.is
dec6 las m ,,o,,.
December ], 65 NJ tuSI Ell hEK
~ Nsar wilmington, Del
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To-MoRRow.-To-morrow beino Tbonls
giving Day service will be held in all the
churches IN the morning, at 10! o clock, We
suppose the day will be duly respected bv some
Out an entire suspension of business would NOT
enSue In Smyrna if the millennium were an.
nOunced, '''
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DIED.

g On the lst inst, at Dover, Mrs. REEEccA
SPENCER, aged about so years
Smyrna times., 1865-12-06

The loyal States yet to be heard from are
Vermont, Iowa and Oregon, and the States of
Delaware, New Jersey and Kentucky have rc.
jected the amendment. The three States first
named vii! rniliy, as also will New Jersey,
ing States i"'hJ
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StrGyed

away from the subscribers on Tuesdav Novemhar
%olh' ) head Of Caltle: mich Cows-one a good
looking red COW, the other a small red cow with
isce' req circle around each eye the red JOIN.
horned cows-and red heller calf. ANY one bring
ing SAID cattle TO either Of the or giving
Ieaulng 10 the finding Of them. viii be sui.a
Oiy rewarded. JACOB HILLIAM MS
ELIZABETH S. WRIGHT
LYDIA MCDOWELL.
Smyrna Dec 6, 1865.
Smyrna times., 1865-12-06
CRUMPTON NURSERY

The subscribers offer for sal. ot H.. o,,e
"u''e'y' at CrumPtOn, Md. the following ''"'N
Choice Fruit Trees:
Upwards of 100 Varieties of Apple Trees
ABOUT o0 Varieties of Standard Pear Trees
and few Dwarf; car ileeS'
About = 50 Varieties of Cherry Trees;
n ieW varieties of ApricOts and Plums.
N1rseIymen who may be short Of Trees viii -.
Piled at the usual deduction on reIail ns,os ssp'
oy mail promptly filled and trees caraesI1., osden
ana shipped TO any destination ''"'y packed
requested 10 m"L mIenasd TO Slaughter d RrOiher ar.
cesse ol one Of the firm Ill., B. SIau@s., a. Ieesn.
delay. O. s,1S uGi1 De settled without
dsc6 Am AHO1hfkR g. BRO.
A
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virginia Poltics.

BaLTIWoBu. SEPTEMBER Size Richmond
ana Pete-sburr papers Of TO-DAY are re-
caivel Dr. Woods oi Alberntarie, mss with
drawn from the Coaeressi3nai esnvass
ip the sixth District, because he could not
take the caih. In o. Published card he slyf.
.sReesut indication aIl information con-
v-inre me bavond shadow 81 dauht. thar
there will be 10 repeal or modification, and
cur only hope 1f being rep7esenlea - all e
70 select men who can take the oath, as %
noa stands, honestly and conscient0usly.
.sEntertaiuing this position, there is no
sl.a-refi,-a l.l ue hut 10 withdraw from the
Congressional canvas. when DC is perfect y
Cby-'oua that our noble President standing,
a. he doe.. lac great breaswater between
tbsrai.t..i1 ortha North aud eur postrafe
co,rtrv. reeds every southern Repre- Ia
i've 10 sustain him. We're ! 20 permit en- y
selfish considerations 60 control Or Influence
me / should despise myself aud b. false %
eve-v honorable impulse Of my nature"
Tba Repubiic accompanies the card with
"a. raraarl-. CHE fe q is thus left open te
NJ Lewis and Mr. sandy Stuars. M.
T.sv-is can very consistently take the Con-
r-e.sional test oath. Ar. stuart's conscience
Tbs Republi. also sayF: The people q
Uenever county were addressed. on Tues
dav Iast, BY Mr.. johnson Harbour. From
All the inf6rmation ne receivs, there is no
longer any doubt that Barboar viii carry
everv canniv 10 thedistrist.''
The Lvnehburg Republican says one Of
The most dlstin Eui he'd gentlemeu Of the
state, VI hose name He are not permitted q
ri,rr- y-rit., A. follows in regard o. the eliri-
bElf,v al Congressional candidate: u fe-
ed IL a. absurd, nos 90 say criminal, o. the
people under existing circumstances, %
elect ssich men
"A raan Who feels and knows that he l.
uot-eifribls ought not, in these times 81 triai
anf t-onbie. b thrust himself before the
people; but Il be does 40, the people ought
= have he gooi seuss 70 Tebuks him."
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C,TN6LETON, R. n Bookseller, Publisher
- sauoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
Euildiur
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The Oath Of LOyaliy--the Difficulty
10 Snnfhern Members of Congress.

In july. Is63, q laW vac passed by Con-
gress requiring the following oath Of every
person eiectsd or appoiufes 90 any Office q
honor OF emolumeut, civil, militlry 81 uaval,
or any othsr depsrtmrnt o. she public SER
vice. except the President 81 she United
States. " to-wit
az solemuiy swear that ! have never vol
uutarily borne arms against The United
States dnco have been a citizen thereof
that Z have voluntarily given mo- aid, eoua-
teuauce. counsel or eucouruvruieu to per-
sous engaged 10 a med hostility thereto :
that ! have neither sought nor accepted,
nor ATTEMPTED 70 ezereise che functions Of
any Office ' Ia ever .uud r tny authority Or
pretended authority Be- hostility o. che tui-
I'd States tibet have uoi i-iaed q rrlun-
tarv support o. any proceeded government,
authority. power Or eonatItu i7u allhu The
United State ho-i or iuim cal thereto
aud DO further swear thuI 20 he best Of
my koowledge snd ability I sill support
and defend the Cossiiiu.ion of the United
ststos. kc-"
This 10 the oath which the members Of
the last Congress were required uld which
the members Of the noH Csurreas viii b.
required o. take. Ths question reeurs, viii
iho Two Houses, or either of them. consider
the ifendeut's amnesty a. uipiuv olt ail
offences contested with the late re5ei'i1 3
Ia nny eveat. j would appear that there
must BE- some mod lieaIlon tf This oath o. q
preliminary step fo Pie admission ~ mem
eers from the South. and upon CHS is-ne We
may expect a lively time upuu the very
threshold Of the new C.urreas--N-ic Tgri
Herald
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p.aser-ers hrilrr iaraug1 T - p cen h1Fi
49, $780, ~. sr.I riIoauel q ie-tra ..u.
Uncn ANN. ~ risiilias rfrl
fs.ir,f A. sna q Fasi Tins 1ialu1rrs stHfl ~ A
4 Il VI - raT ~ bar. tust tlul - Oh s'rs.t. al
l,---fhrss snf haEEsea Vega 81 u RI rea.IIae.s
rrnn arrrsl % EFel uE fua Nrm IrrsrIIIa O
e.5rrsF rsaaenE 1af ineIr hlTFsre flaa % A.
iantr sol esre-f eafern ltalaa7 Irarf. q rar
-t1ri dIstsuee.l th1s l1surn r1uneeto1s.
fsre e. loF, a1a lRis Al eaick a. 81 ruT oihn'
HuNH"a
ss-fcaefs ean p procured in 0iar nnaf ~ 90
is1liileasl corner hruairaT an'i frni afrrel. 81
- Vet t1lr 2 --rref, anIi uI o. Nea rssfnra'
uaPoi car nnst, hssrisins snl feTf1u kaiar,
ed ~ f1uclfal uhets q C1nnacarT d. nfa-
81 FuLLNR. Csrt. g.. HaRNEY.
Cen IctefAF'L Pa tat Lql-sEil1
ID. pTcI4ArfIcN
HeuiE-T f.rnfrsi elnrT1 lellifas.
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Rev. L. d. Huston on determination.

At the commencement OF the war IN 1851.
Louisiana regiment marching through the
sire o. of Nashville. Tenn. halted DO font
Of the Southern Methodist BOOB Concern.
This Cimeut ho.sted a black 1aEwith hui
man skul end cross boEes attacked. which.
/ by Interpretation. signifies enc q AETTn. -
"How 90 you Ike that. NY bro,hsrY" IN
quired Mr. Huston of q ccrtain member Of
h. chu ch ia Nashville. at ihs same time
pointing % the dag. % think 20 inialnoua.
was the reply. ike %, reioucd Dir.
Huston. sex erwiuation 81 ny uotto;'' and
turning b. au1tter Me h1dist brother pres
eut asked whathe thought of tie bloody en-
sign. IN from. % the rebel reg meuL The
syger given vas about the same ia sub
sfauee - the erst. lir. Huftea here inter
posed with emphasis, "Brethr-H, 90 eur
p-issd o. hear yo1 iaik so. Nothing short
q extermiuatiol wiil answer row. Ihe la
vadinE armies must De eEt-rmiuatsl.
We presume Mr. Huston has O q -iurt
romembrauce Of W. the plumber and
gas filter. first aidresscl in the conversation
referred fa. sd Mr. W. j g., o. wealthy
and influential citizen living l thcvIemitY
Of Nashville. u however, Mr. uusi1n ha-
forgotten she names of thess gentlemen. be
eau easily recover them without charge -
Gin. Ga-tfts.
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Latest Foreign News.

DECEvED REGULARLY lPER IsTEAMEEs
h from EuroPes
London Punch;
Once Week.
All the Year Rcgndi
Court J0urnsE
saturday Review;
London Athcneum,
London Illustrated News
Lonisn Illustrated Sporting News
London Field.
Bel9s Lie Ia London;
Sporting Life;
sporting Gsaeits;
puhiin irish People;
puhn Nation.
pabHn Irishma1:
DuHiu Ffeem.ns
AND THE English MAGAZINES.
london Society
Temple Bar
Comhn Magazine;
Chsmher's j umas
Good Words
Fortnighuy Review;
London Quarterly Review
Westmiusier Review
Edinburgh Reeves,
North british Review;
Biackuood.
London Ara Journal.
Togeiher with al DE popular American Pspeu
nd Magauncs can slaays De- found a.
CONE q TUNEELL's
SO, A. Cherry ssfcet.
Ntshv1e. Tear.
AND GAY ST.. KNOXVILLE. tenn.
iuiF13-u
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WHERE THE USIoS SHoE PIScHEs.-The re-
luctant spirit which many Of the rebel lead
ers msniiest I'm returning o. their al rgiance
to the Union may be readily accounted Tor
after glsnee no the following figures. on
the Let of January, 1864, sccrrdiug 10 the
Official statement Of the rebel Secretary Of
the Treasurv. the rebel debt Wa 81 foiloas.
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The whole OF the above amount Is owed by
the exploded and iefunct reeel eouiaderucr
to the ci izcus Of the eleven States thas
adopted ordinances Of secession. l. DC any
wonder, then, that they shed tears over the
fall Of Richmond, she surrender % Lee end
Johnston, the capture Of JET. Davis and the
CONSEQUENT restoration Of the Union
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0meers' pay accounts and soldiers fual
statements, computed and purchased at
lowest rates. Also Quartcrmssters Com
missary and Osdnance papers, made up
promptly by competent aud experienced
Clerks, az No. IS North Chcrry strceL
BUrtEa GsEENWocn.
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No. A Walnut St. Cincinnati. {

d. D. Denton & Co.
City Steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory. 6
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by ourssl-
yes.
Special attention Civ
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread, Cakes,
&c, &c.
D. p, nl.a iaA.s-------.s. y. HUNTINGTON,
sepi2-sm
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TEE CONFESSIONS kyn ExrEEIEScEoF AZ Iv-
vALlp.-Puhhshsd l,r the benefit. snd ~ a
caution % Young men aud others, vino suffer
ron Nervous Debility. Premature Dewey of
Manhood. &c-, Supplying 81 the same time
The means OF seli-cure. By one who has
cured himself AFTER undergoing considerable
qusckery. By oncloying postpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of The author
NtFHtNrEL MavFaru. ESQ,
Brooklyn, Kings Co, n. y.
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A Union newspaper desires 20 knou uhy
it g. that. % We want the President b le
clare iusuce to me negro 10 Firrinia. ~
do not insist gpon bis doing the anne i-irtir,
o. the negro Ia Ohio and Illinois. The csrs.
are not parallel Virginia vent f-.n, TO-
Union, and b. nov in q condition OF treason
We must INSIST uPon her puridcatioa before
We ask for her companionshin. One ~ ths
terms b kuancl Faiion, another shou'd b
Manhood suiragr. ii Illinois and Ohio 81.
ceee, Ne shail insist they receive The treai.
meut thst We would administer 10 Virginia
~ J. Iribaas.
"hozt lame and and impoteut eouellsIoui
The attempt o. the rebel States % break up
the Union did not tlier the C1usiitution Of
The United siates, or give yea thc right Q.
impose nesrs sufrsge, o. any other suffrage
On them.
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5aahrille @aui0u.
VIZ. CAMERON 4 co., Publishers.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1855.
For che Daily Union.
Kind Words.

By JOHN b. SIXTH.
How often is a simple word.
Of kindness stored aRav
BY trodden heerts, whose agony
Can only watch and prayg
How often when the gen 'rous lips,
That brea he'd the cheering wo a,
Are white and moti0niess with pain,
Which misery hath stirred.
Do they receive a sweet caress-
cheerful smile in turn;
And ottentimes some golden deed
Proves gTatitude's return.
AoN often does q simple word
OF kindness, pave the way
I INTO some almost frozen heart.
There TO forever stay,
And drive out ehillness-iistrust-
And Light the lamp Of love;
Until It's pure, refulgent light
Seems glory from above.
Oh, Jet as, when We see DESPAIR
Sir on q brother's facs
Make kindly words persuade content
To dwell there in It's place
The seeds Of kindness freely sown,
Have value beyond gold;
We lay them in the hearts rich soil,
To grow q thousand fold.
TULLAHoNA, Tenn, Sept. 90, 1855.
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EyE AND EtR-As we'll a. diseases Of the
throat lungs. heart. stomach, liver, hlo1d.
ETC. Isost successfully treatej &c the Nash
vile Medical and SuTgical Institute, Church
street. g few doors below the Post OAce,
3. s. Aboru, ~. D., examining phYf,ciau
aud surgeon. auElo-u,
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CoLGkrE 4 Co. beg 10 inform their custa-
mera that they stiil continue che msnufir-
lure Of their various styles of Family ana
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and Ccniies.
trices current forwarded bv mail on an-
Puealiou. CotGsrE a Co.
Nos. So & 55 John go New York.
iulv2f-am
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HOPE INSTITUTE,
4 or Young Ladie S

var nrst Session OF q De- Inst tauaa VII com.
u.Iusie on Ihurziav Ir'4s ~, 49, Ia - y.
-a.'i 'l' .l.'.,.'i 90 eurertisiau ur Nrs l. Een-
nl s-rs.,a 2, q fsegIty o. FnsulIn Ui5liers.
s.1 y 81 =e7-sie lgaaaevs. HE rl-Io-e
&c ve1 tea edo. ai.-lal iysafsrts
lie oesson wa ems, or tuo Terms. "a. i,
Frsas Iu COLLEGE '
Lights silos friacn, 'ucuf.nr No-aI No. ~
O. So. Irstruutu'al Mual. So. re- ~ 49,,
u,enf, g., Holeru Languages, elsa. SO. -
and Paint r. Sc.
For nlr.hcr information, a5dross T. Faauspr
Haule tac
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NOTICES.

Oaiicers' Accoants maize cans sri caslisi
QuarteTmasters' and Ordnance ac,ouni.
promptly made up ov 4. rompkius. lsia
ldaior l4th regiment lliinois csvslrv. o.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
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