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Smyrna times., 1866-02-07

THE BAII.-The Ball at Dover last week
was grand affair. The attendance was large
beautiful ladies', in rich and fashionable toll
ete, and polite gentlemen, in their best =" bib
and tucker"
We understand that, owing to some objection
being made by one of the managers to inviting
. Gimming-store girls, by gentleman ofthis
town, land which objection said gentleman
promptly rcbuke1l calico bali is to be
given at the same place shortly, by the demo
cratic citizens, who oppose such aristocratiC
ideas. Tho move is popular one.
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SNYUZx. January 3lst. 1865.

Pursuant to call OF the Commissioners pub
lished in the Smyrna Times, g Delawa-
rean," Republican and Gazette, +" four
newspapers published in this State, the Stock
holders of the Smyrna Station and Smyrna
Railroad Company, met at the Delaware House
in the town of Smyrna, for the purpose of elect
ing Directors. Thomas b. Lockwood was ap-
pointed chairman, and DIR. G. l.. MahOn, sec'y
rector,. yiz:-Thos. B. Lockwood, Henry C.
Douglass, John A. Cavender, Horace Spruance,
Enoch Spruance, Walter IHcAullcn, John Nil
laway, and Ezekiel J. Colt treasurer.
THos. b. LOCKWOOD, Chairman.
CHAs L. MAHoN, Sec'y
At a meeting of the Directors. Henry G.
Douglass was elected President, and III. Ii
Pennington Secretary.
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Tie COnrocation of Kent and Sussex coun-
ties met in ST. Philips chapel, Laurel, on the
evening of Tuesday, January 23d, and was
opened with a sermon by the Rev. Mr. Littell,
Of Dover.
The services were continued until Friday
evening; the attendance was good the respon-
ses were strong ard hearty, and the music was
spirited.
The Rev. Messrs. Littell, Hall, McKim, and
| Hotchkin, of Delaware, and the Rev. Mr. May
er, of Maryland, participated in the services.
The members of the cOnvocatiOn were Ell
tertained with the kindest hospitality.
The Rector of Laurel, the Rev. Mr.. Hall
has reason to congratulate himself on the pre-
sent prosperous condition of his ancient parish
! During the course Of his rectOrShip, the Lore
has blessed him with goodly measure of sue
cess, and the town shows the result of his IL
bors in many ways.
A subdivision of the Missionary fields il
Lower Delaware about to take place, promise
to increase the efficiency Of the church in tha
quarter,
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A CARD.

The Lecture announced for tomorrow evening.
9th inst, for the benefit Of the Smyrna Library will
unavoidsbly be postponed toesk.
The Association regret the disappointment caused
by their inability 10 procure the services of the gem
tleman expected. but pleased to be able to state
that Rev. j. S. Willis, very attractive speaker,
will PositiusIy lecture on Thursday evening, 18th
inst. They request the attention of the public.
Board OF TRUSTEES.
Is. Il. Allen has reduced the prices of all
kinds Of Cotton Goods. Call and examine them.
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The Legislative Hop.
Mn. EDITOk :

mn. EDITOR;
observe in your last issue that =
Social Party (Ifop) was to be held the Hall Of the
House Of Representatives in Dover, Friday last,
and among the names of Floor Managers, occurs
that OF Mr.. John Ii. Bewley. You may lmaglAs my
surprise MIR. Editor, when | read this announce
ment, calling up as it did an occurrence at the same
place three wears since. few days before the IN
.uguration of Gov. Cannon, his political friends
asked for and obtained the reluctant consent of the
House for the Of the Hall the evening OF that
day to hold u Gubernatorial reception In. No"
mark the point. short time before the day rolled
around, hearing there was suspicion that some OF
the young folks might indulge in dancing, after the
fDrnalities of the evening were through with. mo-
ten was made and the Democratic members with
exception (B +. GOotee) voted, and being IN the
majority, did reconsider the vote and actually cOm-
PEELED the lady and gentleman partlc!pants-in Vlo'
latOn OF all precedenI-to hold their reception in the
dirty courtroom, bscause some of the deVOtscs Of
Terpschore might, az they alleged, desteTHte tile
Hall by Gripping the light fantastic toe" Now,
fnd the most active in having the vote re
considered granting the Of the Hall Qest there
might be dancing therein not only favoring its use
for "SociAl Party" Qlop,) but actually one OF the
i Floor Managers-the most labOrIous and selt.sacEI
| fcing position in all Dances
! Ii is well known what violent opposition to eve
! rything Union there by that Legislature. Bu
every man from a "grave and reverend Senator V
down to country pumpkin likes to have chou o
consistency, aud suppose the members Of that i'm
mortal Legislature Are not different from "all th
world and the rest Of mankind"
Perhaps Mr.. Bewley can give ss something tina
will relieve him from the awkward predicament h
is in, and the public will wait ith feelings of Eus
Pense his Vndication, if he have any TO offer.
"A LOCKER ON IN VENICE"
WILMINGTON. Feb. 3, 1866.
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TAE "TIMES" is published ersry Wednesday
f.rn,on, by Jos. II. toFEEckER, E''itOr and Pro,
-srisi4r, at .SmyrHG, Del.
tIS-sus.oR,rrrOs,-Ons year, 5000 in Gd.
..as.. or $3.50 if not paid t!tsHd cf the year. No
paper diseO"tinued until Glssrrtarsar are psid--Only
at tks sptiOs Of the Publisher.
wiI be inserted at the rats Ssssr
s.n, a hss for the fret insertion J subssQusst IN
ssrtioas al cents. 4 liberal discount made tG
-Sssst.sly, sswi-saasal sn& yearly sd.ersissss..
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SoLp.-Thos. J. Lambdin has sold his farm
in this Hundred, on the State line, containing
-9S acres, to DIR. s. NJ. Fsler, for $l2, $50.
sr. iAmbdin has bought farm Of G. f.
Millor. lR Thoroughfare Neck, for 5000.
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The LEcTuRE.-The lecture for the benefit
of the Library, on Thursday evening last, was
attended by an appreciative audience. The
President of the Association, J. G. Stockly,
Esq, very neatly prefaced the lecture by sta
ting the object of the board of managers and
urging tho claims of the Library upon the citi-
Gems. DR.. MOrsell then proceeded to deliver
his lecture on American Literature. He
referred to the obstacles encountered in the
early part of our history in developing our
literature, and how We had overcome them
how we had risen to be among the foremost
in learning and the arts, and silenced the ridi-
culing expression of the aristocratic Hterati OF
the Old World-"Who reads an American
book ?" He next showed that the literature
of every country was marked by its own pecu
liar characteristics, and reviewed that of an
cient Greece and Rome, and of modern Ger
many, France and England. The leading char
acters of American literature we're reviewed
Judge Story In law; Bishop Mcllvaine ant
others in theology Bancroft, Motley and Pres
colt in history; Irving, Mrs. Stowe, ETC., il
fiction. The last two were referred to at som
length, the lecturer regarding Irving as on
of the greatest men cf his day, and character
4 king Mrs, Stoves Uncle Tom" as one c
the most remarkable works of fiction ever writ
ten--the most truthful in delineation, the mos
e powerful in pointing out the evils of SLAYER!
The lecture was greatly appreciated 1t wi
v be followed by others.
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SPECEAE. NOTICES.


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Price 50 cts. box. BY mail, - cts Prcpred y
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every sufferer will try his remedy, aa II VIII wv ~
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ERRORS OF YOUTH-A Gentleman who .ss.r
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and all the effects ofy"uthu lndiscrelion WI Ter he
axe Of suffering humanity send free 10 all who NEED
IT, the recipe and directions for making the siSPs
medy by which he was cured. Sufferers wmhIuE 10
profit BY the adVenIserI experience, can do 40 by
dressing JOHN B. OGDEN.
janl0y No. IL Chambers 81, Ne" York.
STRANGE, BUT TRUE.-EVsry Young lady a.,
gentleman in the United States can hear sOmSIhl 81
very much 10 their advantage by return mail urss .
charRe) by add dressing Ike undersgned TAOss ha'in
| fears Of being humbuEged will Oblige by not nstish
| this card Ali others will please address their sbs6
| ami ssryant THOS. +. CHAPMAN.
| ianIoV 63l Broadway, New IsrL
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SKATING.-The skating carnival, on " the
pond, }" is at its height, and will continue every
day and evening this weck-due regard to the
weather being observed,
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PIE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-Por Red
Wheat $2O0(G225; White Wheat $7.23 8
$500. Rye is selling at 0oCs93c. p buIhcI.
Yellow Corn, T4s Oau 44(G45s Cotton +s.S
49c. per n.
Gold closed yesterday Tuesday At 81. .tt.
Smyrna times., 1866-02-07

ExHIBIrIoE.-A Sunday School Exhibition
is 10 be held at tho Landing Chapel this even
ing, for the bope6t of its library. Admission,
VI cents
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SMITH, BROWN, JONES,

OR ANT OTHER MAN
Can buy complete set OF Harness, of T. o. AyF'''
FOR EIGHTY DOLLARS!
A large and complete assortment OF haI"'"
Trunks, and saddlery always on hand, and for 50"
at prices to suit the times.
All work warranted to be as represented: sr "
sale. l. u
Feb T. sc.
Smyrna times., 1866-02-07

Ladies can buy nice dress at the New Dry
Goods Store OF Baggs & Cotton, without the
fear Of getting their cloths soiled by grease OF
,ool.sses as they do not deal in in Groceries
Smyrna times., 1866-02-07

WHEAT. of our farmers express fears
that the wheat crop has received injury from
the severe weather we have experienced,
Smyrna times., 1866-02-07

Go to Aliens, IL you want Saddles, Brides,
Trunks, or Horse Blankets, as he intends sell.
ing them lower than any one else in town.
Smyrna times., 1866-02-07

4 new post Office has been established at
Wyoming, Kent CO., Delaware, formerly Cam
den station.
The Philadelphia ice-boat passed through
the Delaware and Chesapeake Canal on Thurs.
day last, drawn by thirty mules.
What nice Dry Goods Store on Commerce
St, opposite the millincr store OF the Msse.
IIurlOrk
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SDecial Partnership Notice.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
DAVID II. COWAN. ESQ.,. as Trustee OF Mr.. u.
:. 40, arm and has paid in Cash Five Thousand
moII.,. fs5 OOO0 BUDD & SHARP,
Peninsulsr Machine Works.
J.n'y. a2d, 1866. fo74t MiddIetown, Del
Smyrna times., 1866-02-07

LOST on the afternoon Of Saturday. Feb 81,
1866, in Smyrna. HEAVY PLAIN GoLD RING. N
scrbed on the inside with the characters "R. u. to
J. F. H." The ring is przsd gift from friend
more than FOR its intrinsic value. The finder VII
receive the above reward and the heartfelt thank,
the owner, by leaving it With WM. NJ. BILL, E,;.
at the Bank of Smyrna,
Feb I, '66-tf J. FRANK HAZEII.
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n Office.

All persons indebted in any way to me hereby
nsthed to come up and pay the same to Mary Vii
hanson at the Store, Immediately, and save s1psR"
and trouble as all claims not paid by the tenth Of
February will be put in the hands Of Samusl ".
Harrington, Esq, for immediate collection.
}. r. WILLIAMSON
We are selling off Stock at great sacrifice as
all must I've sold at once. We will not have ven
due, but all perssns wishing 10 get Bargains saH DO
80 by calling al once.
J.R WILLIAMSON,
fe7, '66. MARY WILLIAMSON.
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IL you want good Carpet, 20 10 Allca's, ss
be has Hag, Hemp and Ingram st low prices
Smyrna times., 1866-02-07
DIED,

Ia Dover. on the evening OF the s0th ult., LorI",
wife Of Jacob Lewis.
Smyrna times., 1866-02-07

BURNED TO DEATH.-A little girl, daughter
of George Rust who lives near Springfield
Cross Roads, was burned to death on Tuesda
while the mother was absent. 1t appears tina
the girl was playing near an open fire, and be
fore any assistance could be rendered, she wa
so burned that she died soon after, This is
sad occurrence.-G Georgetown Uniom
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD!

Don't fail to Stop in and See the New Store
# BaggS Il Cotton.
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the nation deeply, not to soy hopelessly
in debt; but still, by some curious, inexpli.
cable process, they found the Congressional
drafts still honored: SO they went to work
day after day, making drafts, entirely re.
gardless of how they were to be ultimately
paid
The debt of the country, when this Con.
gress opened, was estimated at about twenty.
seven hundred millions they have increased
to three thousand millions over and above
oil the bureaus, with their ramifcations of
othce-holders, oil feeding from the public
crib,-and the increase of the Congressional
salaries, clear three hundred and fifty
millions has just been added to the National
expenditure, under the mystic and indefinite
title of On Equalization of bounties."
Nothing can so adequately illustrate the
utter unftness of these men for the RESPONSE
BILE position they hold. Where was there
ever, among men of sense and reason, such a
gigantic swindle as this ? Three hundred
and fifty millions of the peoples monev
thrown away by dash of the pen! Are we
then indeed 30 rich ? Or are We ALREADY
taxed to the utmost tolerable point? The
people of the United States already pay q tax,
heavier per capita, than the people of any
other nation in the world. A tax that is felt
through every avenue of life, and that is very
oppressive in many of its features. Yet, over
and above this, we have another three
hundred and fifty millions saddled on tho
already gigantic debt.
This bounty money is not debt. The
United States was under no obligation to
bestow It, It formed no part of the contract
And, as even the Republican papers of tho
North admit, the soldiers, after oil, will get
but very little of this money. Agents,
jobbers, and, perchance, Congressman, will
doubtless get the lions share of it.
Is it any wonder that a party, who make
their tenure of power pay at such princely
rates, should be nervously anxious about their
continuance in such field of clover? We
find it quite natural.
1t may be said that our protest is of no
avail. This we know is quite true. But, as
reasonable men, and citizens of this once
glorious Republic, we cannot but watch, with
interest and anxiety, its history and desti-
MES, and must be allowed to record our
regret at its having fallen into such evil
hanaS. Our only hope is that the Radicals,
In their ntnEicss..ii of power, will take rome
enough to hang themselves, and that right
speedily.
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itself, where some2 two hundred or more Federal
soldiers were killed and covered over. 1t is the
intention OF the Government to have the remains
OF every soldier, Federal or Confederate, removed
from the lines OF this vicinity and inferred in the
cemetery at Poplar Grove, where such of them as
are known will be marked"
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~ AA communications Intended for publication In
this journal must be addressed to the Editor OF
Gts Daily Netos, No. 18 Hdyne. street, Charleston,
8. G. Business Communications TO Publisher of
Daily Netos.
We cannot undertake to return rGeoted oon,n,untoa-
tions.
Advertisements outstds Of the oiy must be aoconpa.
nied ,oaR the cash.
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SCHOOLS.

URSULING ACADEMY OF THE IMNIACU.
LATE CONCEPTION. 'VALLE CRUCIS," NEAR
COLUMBIA, g. O ,t -ssI,.
FNHE LADIES OF THIS INSTITUTION HAVE
so far recovered from the loss entailed ON them
by the burning Of their "Convent and Academy''
as to re able to resume It's Academic Exercises on tho
First Monday in September.
Terns per soaOLAsTIC YEAR OF TEN MONTHS.
payable half yearly IN advance: {"
THIRD GLASS uition in English, French and Plano
with Boad Lodging. Washing. Fuel and Lghte. $500
SECOND CLAss-Tuiton IN English. French. Drawing,
Piano. Gnitar, ana Vocal Music with Board 6c $500
First CLAss-Tultion IN English, French, Latin
Piano, Harp Guitar Vocal Music, Drawing and Pastel
Painting, With Board, dc.. $1,000
GG- No Pupil is received under twelve years OF age
and since the small residence accommodate only
limited number l26 those between tho ages OF fifteen
and t~enty are PREFER d.
RJ- Applications for admission may be made to the
MO HER SUPERIOR, Coumbis or to Right Rev.
behop LYNCH, Charleston, 8. O.
Augut2 thstulmo
En-. ZION INSTITUTE, WIVsBORO,, q, o.
THE RXERoIsEs OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE
II resumed Aonday. the l6th Of July. .f7tI
TERMS PER SESSIONS "a
board With Tuition In all it's branches except Phi
loeophy, Chemistry and Trench. ..............S $50
Tuition OF day scholars In the classical or higher ~
knglish and Mathematical departments. ........ 80
Tuition In other branches from Sl2 10. ......... 40
Course OF Chemistry or Philosophy. Is
Tho above rates reckoned in toe currency Of the coun
try Pa, ment required half sdvanoe-the residue at
the close Of the session.
.Idsnts required to furniah bed linen covering and
July ~ thatul2 Principal.
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THE SURSCRIBER,

SoLIOITs PATRON AGE IN THE FOLLOWING ME-.
~ OHANICAL WORKS, to w:t: Repairs Weiahino
scaes Letter Presses, Printing Presses; ahes and re-
Rars HOSTING Machines for Stores; makes all kinds on
wrought and steel Ploughs with without atoohp Aiao
wright Work In general. AROH,D M FIST NJ o'A-
"syA tutneomoa ho.d Cumberland street.
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TO RENT, Go.

fNo RERT, COMFORTABLE REaIDENCR
a, e mo; II FRANKLIN street. Apply at No. IT FRANK
w 9tNEGt, Sf August1
'H"n nNmNT, PART OF FINE RESI-
Il DENCE. consisting OF Eve rooms with pantry and
i itcnen hne piazza and sardeni location central
~ helesenee given and required. Apply at No.
AtO lGrtINd-SIhEEI August
TO RENT.-AN OLD ESTAB, tsIIED
H GRooERY STORE and BARROoM, with or with.
OUT Stung hoom aud In business part OF the city.
Gas fixtures. &c, good cistern and q SAFE enclosed
yard For further particulars. apply the corner EAST
BAY and CALHOUN STREET. 50 AuoustI
POOMS TO LET,-IN VERY DEsIRa-
LIZ BILE part Of tho city and only about Ave minutes
Walk from business, THREE HAND ,OME UNFUR.
NishEO ROOMS will be let to young mn Of moral
haois' Sooo reference required. The price will be
August1
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WANTS..

WANTED. As PARTNER, ANINTELLI.
w GENT Business Man, with come capital for ad.
vances ON Consignments. Apply. with
Augusta %
WANTED A SITUATION AS TEACHER
w In private family. by young lady Of two years.
experience, who Is competent to teach the English
branches French, Latin, and Music the Piano. For
further information ddress L. L., Halifax O. H.. Hall
ia1 Oonnty, NJ IL Augusta
WANTED ImnIEDIATELY, A MAN AND
W. hts wife as house servant and chambermaid.
Apply at No. rs MEETING-STREcT, or No. az EAST
pay. August
WANTED, FIRST-CLASS OPERATOR
w on Singers Sewing Machine; one who under.
stands vest mailing preferred. Apply at No So Broad
street. 8 July 81
VHT N II E D, A CAPABLE COOK-ONE
w who eau come we'll recommended and under
stands her business: Apply at HAsEL-sTREET, third
ooor below Anson.street sa. July AZ
WANTED, BY YOUNG LADY, A SIrUA.
w T1ON as TEACHER, either in the city or coun.
try For further particulars, inquire at this Office.
July 20 "t ---7-
WTANTED, Bv YOUNG MAN, A sITUA-
w TlON In some Wholesale Retail Dry Goods or
Grocery house; has knowledge OF the Dry Goods
and thorough knowledge OF the Grocery Business hay
Ing been In that business his account He Will
study the interest Of his employer and is willing to
make himself generally useful Salary object Best
Of references furnished. Address ''F." through the
Postomce. or apply at this ofhce. June IL
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L Il town Of Aiken. 8. o.; Lot fronting $50 feet
on Newberry street. and running back 200 feet adoin-
ing lot OF Henry Wessels, Esq On the premises are
double piazza in 'front.' kitchen, stable, and all neces.
sary outbuildngs, new and in good order: a. we'll
peach and plum trees, &C., go - y
For particulars, terms, &C., inquire Of
Will JAMS & COVERT. Charleston, 8. O.,
orby mail, to JAS. PERROIS, Aiken, g. O.
July ~ - I'D '5I''1-' y
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FIRST-CLAsS SINGERS SE WING
~ MACHINE for eale at low price. Apply for
three davs at EPSTIN 4 ZEMANSKY'S, No. 26s X inc.
street, corner Wentworth, under Masonic Hall = .
August1 - q
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COPARTN ERSHIP NOTICE
TTNHE COPARTNhRSHIP' HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under the name and style OF n. NJ. QUINN e. BRO,
has this day been dissolved according to articles OF
agreement.
Tstonedl NJ. NJ. QUINN,
49, ~ ~ p. QUINN.
The business will be continued hereafter at No. 1s9
Charleston at No. SAT King street. by M M. QUINN
July 81 a
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
FVNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIS TING
Il under the name. style and frm Ct JOHN g.
RIGGS CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
JOHN g. RIGGS.
August j. RAVENEII MACBETH,
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BOARDING.

POARD CAN BIZ OBTAINED IN A RE-
- SPECTACLE private family, on reasonable terms
within nve minutes walk Of the Battery and Bay Ap.
ply In TRADD sThEET door east Of Meeting street
August 90
POARDING-TWO OR THREE GENTLE.
~ mEN, or q Lady and Gentleman, can be accom-.
WORTH STREET, three doors below Anson. July al
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OOPARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
fNHE FIRM OF OIL, & GRUBER Is THIS DAY
L. dissolved by mutual consent, Tho business will
be hereafter conducted by GEO. b. GRUBER JAMES
8. MARTIN, under the style of GRUBER Il MARTIN,
who will settle the accounts Of tho late hrm.
August q
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FOR SALE.

THOR SALE, ONE PAIR FRENCH BURR
H. MILL STONES, forty inches in diameter with
spindles and Pulleys; one CIRCULAR SAW with
shaftng. Pnloys and Tabls complete at No. 20 wAsH-
ING ON.STREET. g. GARNER .
% August 2 tha,nys 3
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
l. Copartnerehip for carrying on the REAL Estate
STOCK BROKERAGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS, under the name and style of MACBE1 4
RAVENEL. j. RAVENEL MACBETH.
August ], 1866. DANIEL hAVENEL, JR.
nIACBETH & RAVENEL,
BEAL ESTATE, STOCK BROKERS', AUoTIoNEERs
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ofr1oE-sTArE BAvH CORNER BROAD AND EAsr nay.
VIII attend to the purchase aud sale of REAL ES.
TATE, STOCKS. BONDS, and all negotiable paper.
strictly comnissl M aso all articles Of merchandise
which may be entrusted to our care.
j. RAvENFL MACBETH. DANIEL RAvENEL, in.
REFERENCES.
2baSs s5s FsosT CO CO. eAHEsgI hHMSDeo CO. CO.
Col. d. L. MCKAY, :"
President Peoples National Bank
August
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