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FROM WASHINGTON.
Another "PIano of ssRecOnstruc-
tfOno Introduced by Thad-
deus Stevens.
Passage of tlle FAX Bill by
the House.
The Trial of Jefferson Davis to be Post.
poaed Until October.
WASHINGTON, Nav IS.

W AOhlNO1ON, Ulu1 20.
THE SENATORIAL cAUcUs-THE sENATE's
PLAN AND STEVENS PLAN.
The sickly but precious bantling of the
Reconstruction Committee was again
transferred from the Senate to-day to a
Senatorial caucus, which held a morning
and evening session, and yet came to no
real understanding as to what would be
best to infuse a little life into it. There
was almost as much disagreement in eau
Gus as there was in the Senate. The diff
6culty seemed to be to agree upon a prep
%osition as a substitute for the third sec
ton of the constitutional amendment, the
Radical Senators insisting that all the
leading rebels shall forever be disfran-
chised from holding any Federal Office
The probabilities are that they will com
promise by putting in a certain class of
leading men who made themselves gene
rally obnoxious. This is what the more
conservative insist upon, and on this they
think they can go to the country. In
the meantime it is understood that Thad.
Stevens is becoming very much disguised
at the course of the Senate. If the third
section, which the Senate propose to
strike out, is not finally agreed to, he de-
clares that the amendment will be worth
less. He introduced in the House to-day
a plan of his own which strikes down at
one swoop all of the present Southern
State Governments, and proposes to erect
new ones on the basis of negro suffrage.
PASSAGE OF THE BILL.
The Housesto-day finally finished the
tax bill. 1t is the longest bill which ever
passed the House of Representatives, ma
king over 200 large printed pages, and
comprising over 5 ,0G0 lines. The regular
reports will show that most of the amend
ments of the Committee of the Whole
were agreed to, especially the one revolu-
tionizing the cigar tax by making it part
" specific and partly adj valorena. The
Radicals made a desperate attempt, as the
bill was passing through its final v~otes,t to
engraft a provision on it, depriving the
Secretary of the Treasury from making
any appointments under it, butthey were
defeated every time, though by small ma
Fjorities.
THE TRIAL OF DAVIS POSTPONED ILL oo-
ToBER.
Judge Underwood was in conference
again to-day with the law officer of the
government in regard to the trial of JEFF
feason Davis. 1t appears that Chief JUS
tice Chase is anxious to have the matter
postponed until the hot weather is over,
aud has expressed this wish to the Attor-
ney General. The Court will meet on
the 9th of June, at which time the ques-
ton of the trial will come up. Judge
Underwood, however, under instructions,
will have the matter postponed until Oc-
tober, at which time the case will certain
ly be tried On the indictment found
against Davis at Norfolk. In the mean
tine, the Government have given full
permission to the counsel Of Davis to have
free access to the prisoner, with the view
of allowing them to prepare the case for
proper defense.
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, How the Money Goes.
The bill to grant eleven millions to the
freedmen includes the following items:
1vtaE 4mounE UpTlat5u s~.@II,VoO,0JV
Here Is nearly two millions of dollars

paid for .transportation'-the railroad
fares of our colored ,brethrenl For clo5
thing and food nearly SIX millions more.
Had we not all of Us better get upon this
pension list? Or are We to have a color
ed nobility sustained by the Treasury?-
Hgpndotte Uniogsa
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Destructive Fires.

OrLiCITY, Pa, May 26.-The most de-
structive fire ever in the oil regions oc-
Cured in Oil City to-day. The whole
east side Of the creek, comprising half
the business portion of the city, is in
ashes, consisting of seventy-fye stores,
eight hotels, forty dwellings, n church
and seminary. The loss will amount to
81, 600, 600, insured for 100000. The
following are the principal sufferers: Cor
don & White, mercantile building, S40,-
000, insured for S., 000; Fox, Fuller &c.,
lumber, S70,0 600, insured for So, 000; Rob-
son & Co., pipe-works, $4,000, insured
for $4,000; Alfred Wright, tools and tub
ing, loss heavy; Bishop & Dawson, dry
goods, $40, 000, insured for 81 5000; Burch-
field, Casterline & Go, hardware $4,000,
insured for $4,000; Williams & Co: $40
600, insured for $4,000. sts
The oiLshipping portion of the city
sustained no loss Over ono hundred and
seyenty.fye families are rendered home
less. l;n.fa ss5W .tsa sHGf'
ST. LOUIS, May 26.AThe large whole.
sale drug-house of Peter B.. Blow, on
Main street, and the extensive job print
ing and stationery establishment of r.
P. Study & Co., adjoining, burned this
morning. The loss will probably reach
$3.50, 600. Insurance unknown.
PH1LApELpnIA, May 25.-The large
cotton and wooden mills Of Simon Lord,
at barley, eleven miles from this city,
were damaged by FIRE to the extent Of
$40, 600 to-day. Almost 1000 hands
were employed in these mills. The loss
is believed to be fully covered by insu-
rance.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May GA fire to-
day destroyed the Cosmopolitan Hotel,
Allen & Chaplain's drug store and eight
smaller buildings on Third street. Loss
$75, 600. Partly insured. )
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Reuben Surgeons Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN was. on the 25th day Of April, 1866, ap-
pointed Administrator Of the estate OF Reu-
ben Sturgeon, deceased.
maya. SIEfnnN
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Oil Leases for sale at this
office. 1sas@ 50 Is
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Yeb embellishments,
Pike to Sunfish!
Pike to sunfshl
Pike to Sunfshl
NOW OR NEVER
NOW OR NEVERf -
NOW OR NEVER

Tlo the citizens Of Monroe County We would
i now urge the necessity of
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
- - CD QH a.

WANTED, AGENTS-s75 to 500 pcr Month
for gentlemen, and S35 to S75 for ladies, ev.
erywhere, 10 introduce the Celebrated Common
Sense Family Sewing Machine, improved and per-
fected. II will hem, FELL stitch, quilt bind, braid
and embroider beautifully. Price only $50, making
the elastic lock stitch, and fully warranted for three
years. We pay the above wages, or a commission
from which twice that amount can be made. Ad.
dress. with stamp, call on C. BOWERS & co
Salesrooms No. 255 South FIFTH Street, Philadel.
PhIa' Pa. All letters answered promptly, with cir
culars and terms. ieI3Im
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FARM FOR SALE.

AT the same time and place will be exposed TO
Public Sale, by virtue of authority contained in the
will of the said Joel Clements deceased that FARM
or TRACT OF LAND situate partly in Dover and
partly IN Murderkill Hundreds, adjoining the Man.
sion Farm of the deceased, in tenure of William
r. Nckcrson, containing l47 acres; in good neigh.
borhood. within few miles of Del. & Maryland r.
Road; buildings and improvements fair.
TnE Terms ARE: Twenty per cent. cash on day
OF sae one-third part of the whole purchase money
including the twenty per cent, payable Jan. l. 1861
when possession will be given; one-third part with
interest the twOihrds from Jan. |, 1867. on Jan
], 1865; and the remaining onethrd, with interest,
on the first day Of January, 1869. The rent for the
present year will be reserved. Upon the payment of
the twenty per cent deed will be executed and the
Judgment Bond and Mortgage Of the purchaser TAX.
en- to secure the payment OF the purchase money un
paid JAS X. CLEMENTS,
JOEL CLEMENTS,
Jeh Executors.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
In Horsemen and Farmers,

Look TO your Interest, and .Save your Stock!
DIR. s. E. ALLEN, Veterinary Surgeon,
ARd Fellow Member of the Phladelph College OF
Veterinary Surgeons, having located himself in a
neighborng town. would offer his professional servi-
TO the Horse Owners Of Smyrna and Vicinity, and
oil those who may favor him with their patronage in
the treatment of all diseases OF Domestic Animals
Particular attention gwen TO the Castralon of Coils
upon a new and scientific principle, which is at least
so per cent better and safer dispensing with clans a
together, and all other barbarOns treatment
All cases punciually attended to by either calling
on or addressing the subscriber.
DR.. S. f. ALLEN
Canterbury, Kent Co, Del
Or A. E. WoRDEN, Smyrna, Del. mY2366 "
J. H. Primrose s is the place to buy the low
est priced Cotton Warp and Knitting Cotton in
own. Try him This is the place to buy the
cheapest goods il Smyrna Go and see for
yourself,
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
SMYRNA HOTEL.

The subscriber gives notice that he has succeeded
Mr. C. E. FOxwe in the prOprietorshiP OF tins hrst-
class Hotel and solicits the patronage of the travel
ing public.
He intends to offer every convenience and COM
fort that possibly be secured to boarders having
due regard to their interests.
The TABLE will be supplied always with every
article the market will afford. The BAR with the
choicest Wines and Liquors; and the Stable with
every convenience for animals.
ap4 VIM. r. CAMPBELL, Proprietor.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
La&A STEAMBOAT LINE
FROM
SmYrna to PHILADELPHIA.

On and after WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9th. the steam.
er SWAN" Captain S. PRIOR, will leave Dea.
kynes Landing for Philadelphia every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at O'Clock. A. M =,
touching at Bombay Hook, Port Penn, Delaware City,
New Castle, Pennsgrove and Chester.
RETURNING, leave Arch street Wharf. Phila.. every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 8
o'clock, A. M, touching at the above-named landings
V Stages from Dover. Smyrna and Leipsic, meet
the Boat at Bombay hook
3 Stages for Collins Beach meet the Boat at Dea.
kyne's Landing.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
JOHN w. FLICK,
EXPERIENCED
Baker and COmfectiOner
Market Street, .Smgrno. DEL,

-nt'"'I '9Wcct, lSWYfN0, De
CAKES of all kinds furnished to order.
BREAD always on hand, and supplied in any
day. 80" maui V'''y
n FRUITS Fresh, Dried and Picked, Foreign and
Domestic. kept on hand. "'1
and American, in store 49,
Wedding Parties, Pic-Nics, Festivals. Balls. Sc
supplied with Cakes and Conttctions.
lakes beautifully Iced and Lcttered.
thailNinl Tor the patronage literally extended
% MN, he Will strive to merit its continuance
jan3l JOHN W ETiI,-
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
Attention is Requested

10 the following list of WORKS MISSING from
the SMYRNA LIBRARY,
Persons having any of them in possession will
please return them at once. The fines imposed BY
'he by Laws for improper detention of Books vii
not be demanded of those who comply promptly witt
ms request-otherwise both The value of the Books
ana The lines will be collected in accordance with the
authority derived from the Charter of the Associa
ton. BY order of the Board,
| ]. G. STOCKLY, President.
List Of Books missing from the Library Sheve
May 5, 1866.
No.
A IL. 1st Vol. Woverly Novels.
So. 1st Vol. Marble Farm.
SO. Cd 4"
g. Dick Wilson.
Ill. Ist Vol. Amy Herbert
F l43. 2d 4" Hearts, Ease
/" i55. lS4, ad 1dt :. " Last days of POmpoi
1877. Bertha.
1884, E Fureidis
1876. Beulah.
1877. 2d Vol. Say and Seal.
' S0O' FIVE Years Before the Mast;
2Os. Scottish Chiefs
~ 80 ist Vol. Recreations of Country Parson
- - a. 20 ArtiSlS Handbook. central Africa.
H. II. Barth's Discoveries in Northern and
- & aC' Life on the Plains, and at the Diggings
:. go CO. LIST Vol. Tour in the East.
i&t' Two ears Before the Mast
l55 Humholt,s Travels.
~ 100 @ "a Vol. Fosters Life and Correspondence.
e Parton's Humorous Poetry.
80 Millions Complete Works.
50. I'd VOL Hoods Choice Works.
Al. 1st Bryant's Poems.
Il. Language of Flowers.
% az "a "a, VOL Chambers Papers for the People.
50. Woman (AficAelef.
IO2 Kavanagh.
" 1853 4th Vol. Spectator.
235. Cd Poe's Miscellaneor. wo,L.
H rs. lst Barnes Notes on the GOsMsis
79. Barnes Notes on l. Corinthians.
Old Catalogue
NO. i293. Truth and Fancy-M j. WindaH
!5O9. In Doors and Out-OLirer Optic.
1910. Ten Thousand Year.
1928. Potiphar Papers-Curtis.
1860 Gil Bias.
1454. Moss Side-Nyyio, IE,rJ,nJ
2037. 80 Vol. Mrs Browning's Poems.
AL Life Of Louis kossuth.
sos. SelEMade Men.
3D. 81. Two Vols. History of Arabin-Farris.
68. History of Persia.
iO2, lO3. Venetian HiStory-Schmidt
NO. III Pictorial History Of Wars of U. S.
~. History of American Fling
I49. History of Sculpture Watts.
i305 Practical Banking Gilbert.
lolO' Secret rroceedlngs and Debates Of Con
venton of 1887.
1877. Story Commentaries on Constitution.
lIl3. Lights and Shadows Of Scottish Life,
1873. Literah- Poe
ia9I. Essays on Biography and Criticism.
1920. Aeschylus.
1928 Sophoclcs.
14l. Silliman's Philosophy.
94S. Travels of Marco Polo.
lO2l. Virginia Illustrated. {
iO24. The Sunny South-Ingraham. S
" 1923. Georgia Scenes.
900. Life of Christ-Leander.
" go. Memoirs of Henry Clay.
522. Marshall's Life of Washington, /
527. Bormeville's Adventures.
3o0 Lives OF Ancient Philosophers. b
b 92 9th Vol. Medical Recorder.
Smyrna, May 90, l666-je6.lm
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
Pratt & Evans
NEW
Machine Shop & Iron Foundry.

The subscribers having associated themselves un.
der the above named firm, give notice that they have
fitted up the building Market ST., Smyrna, Del,
opposite the Methodist Church, and placed therein
new hrst.class Engine, together with the necessa-
ry Machinery, and prepared to manufacture
and repair ALL KINDS OF
Agricultural Machinery,
Such Reapers, Horsepowers, Cornshelers, Drills,
Threshers, Grain Fans, Sorghum Mills, Plows, &c
Steam Engines fitted up and repaired Also, all
kinds of Wood and Iron Turning, Scroll Work. &c
In connection with the above they have an IRON
FooNDR ana VIII manufacture castings of every
description. Especial attention will be given TO the
manufacture of PLOWS and PLOW CASTINGS.
Flows and Castings always on hand at wholesale
prices.
One of the firm being experienced Foundry
man, and the other thoroughly practical Machin-
ist, they feel they give entire satisfaction TO
all who may favor them with their patronage-myl6
JAS. Ii. PRATT. J. d. EVANS
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REMOVAL!
G OS AR FISH Err.
49, MATCHMAKER g. JEWELER,

U" Connnlerce Street, GcbOining the store of
Robert HW.
Mr. Fisher is a thoroughly practical workman,
having an experience of ten years in one of the lar
gest establishments in Germany.
Watches and Clocks put in complete RUNNING or.
der, and warranted to give satisfaction.
Jeweiry OF all kinds repaired and finished at the
time promised. Gold, Vest and Guard Chains. La.
dies Guards, Keys, &C., kept on hand.
lie asks only trial as proof of his skill ie6
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
Engine For Sale.

The Subscriber offers at Private Sale, one of the
celebrated Archambault Portable Steam Engines
Ten-horse power, all in complete order, aud mount
ed on wheels. II has been IN but few seasons
and is nearly good II is especially adapt
ed to running Threshing Machines, Sorghum Mills
&c. but can be applied 10 any other power. This
is an opportunity to make good and cheap invest
ment A. f. WORDEN
Smyrna, Del.
Also good Westinghouse Thresher will he sold
ith the engine if desired. ap25,G6
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
EXECUTORS SALE

Will be sold at Public Sale, at the late residence
Of Joel Clements, deceased, now occupied bv John
Finley,
On Tuesday, 2sth of August,
1866, at IL O'clock A. NJ, the following personal
property, viz One eight-day Clock, Desk, Book.
Case and Books, Feather Bed, Carriage and Har.
ness Sideboard and other articles Also, 20 shares
Stock of Del 81 Md Railroad Company.
TERMs-6 months credit on sums over ten dollars
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
THE BROOKLYN
Life Assurance Comply.

r Inc unde rsgned, agent for the State Of Delaware
for the BROOKLYNL LIFE ASSURANCE COW
fANf, offers advantageous terms to all who wish 10
insure their lives w "
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
Arbuckle's COrnet Method.

Compiled partly from the Works of JONES, LEVY,
koEsIG and others. Containing Complete. Progress
sive Instructions, followed by Series of Exercises
Lessons, Studies and Arrangements from the best
modern Operas BY Matthew Arbucke. The most
complete work for the Cornet published. Just is
sued. Price $500. OLIVER DITSON e. CO.,
277 Washington Street, Boston. ian3
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

Just received fresh lot of spring and sum-
mer Goods at E. Wards; selling very cheap.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
nc
TRIMMING STORE
OF SMYRNA.
LARGE ARRIVAL FOR THE SUMMER
OF 1866.
MRS. ELIZA CARR

Has just opened her new Stock of TRIMMINGS
for the Summer and Fall Styles. Her stock of
White Goods, New Embroideries, Elegant and Fan.
cy Trimmings. Shetland and Zephyr Shawls, Ger.
mantown ane Shetland Wool, Ladies' Cuffs and Col.
lars, Hose, Capivators. &C.. is unsurpassed by any
store in Smyrna. The largest assortment of But
tons, all shapes, shades and sizes, received.
Also, the celebrated American Enamel for the skim
b Everything in the Trimming Line can be ob
tained.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
TO THE MAN OF MEANS

A'f oners advantageous terms to all who wish Ia
insure their lives. "
TO THE MAN OF MEANS.
most profitable investment To the holder of
INCUMBERED PROPERTY,
certain means OF providing for the payment of liens
agast his property so that II may come To his family
uhehcumDered at his demise, let that happen Uhen Il
may. FF w "
To Men OfLimited Means.
with families dependent upon their efforts sure uro-
VISION Tor them IT they shOnd be taken from Them To
ALL the consciousness Of having by prudent fore
sight provided for those dependent upon hem and The
liberal plan oil assurance, allowing all whose premi-
ums amount TO over $40 p0r annum, the privilege of
giving note for Onehalf the premium Till their dIvi
dends IN the Company pay off the note thus enabling
person for the erpendture0 money to be assured
for tWice much they could be insured for IN Corn
pdny requiring premiums aiLCAsH With such induce
ments none whose health such as TO allow OF their
assurance should fail tu make application Ihls young
but most prosperous Company Is rapidly eXtehdIng It's
business and rising fast in the public estImallcn Its
President. CHRISTIAN w. BOUCK. and Secretary,
Fl. HARDING Esq rs. are men whose re-
putaon for ability and honesty oil purpose is widely
known. With ample deposits in the Insurance bureau
Of the State of New York. for the security of the in
sured with business last year Of nearly twO million
IF dollars and paying cash dDidend of 40 per cent
oith a reserued surplus ample for all contingencies
none should fail avail themse of the great adyan
ages offered by il for LIFE ASSURANCE In this
Company As cents per tCeek, or fraction oUer SLY
CENTS per day. ,ciH secure for the benefit of the
1nily Of a person Of 80 gears Of age,
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
Machine Sewing.

Dresses Cloaks. &C., cut and made to order in any
style desired. Also. Stitching Rrading, and other
kinds Of needle work done.
eT Sole Agest for the Celebrated Singer Sewing
Machine, noy22
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20
WIN. WORDEN, AGENT
FOR THE
lagglaENAl4 agaENAl NOVA
And Reaper.

lhese Machines are known to be the best in u.o
As they are so extensively known all descripiio. C
Them are unnecessary. E "i
Smyrna times., 1866-06-20

certain means of providing for the payment of liens
unencumbered at his demise let that happen hen 4
NdU. - N 'Nff1''' N"'o'' 81
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LDDo 40 10 DAlEIILlsN0
Z. S. Examining Surgeen,

Q % l<NU"FEF'7Iy tJU7yc8I,
WTEST Market street, Lewistown, two
w doors from the diamond, offers his
professional services to the public. By au.
thority from Washington he has been ap.
pointed an Examining Surgeon. ieb7
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-06-20
Whole No, 2875.
Poor House Business.

The Directors of the Poor meet at the Poor
House on the I'd Tuesday of each month.
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Genuine Durham
MOKIN TOBAC eco

The undersigned is the sole proprietor of the
above named article, being the successor of the
original nufacturer.
Having obtained letters patent for said article,
he hereby warns all persons against manufacturing
attempting to maj uacture said article.
All venders of the ''Genuine Durham Smoking
Tobacco" must obtain it from directly or from
my authorized agents.
The following are my sole authorized Agents at
present. Others will be added.
Stenhouse & Macaulay, Charlotte W Smith
Fayetteville; Walker Farrar Il Co, Newbern
Northrop Cummings, Wilmington: H D Tee, Tar
boro Venable Petersburg; Ashton Emerson
Portsmouth, Va; Adolph Berry, ~ West Pratt St
Baltimore; March, Price Co., 81 Walter 81, 1 New
York. j. X GREEN.
Durhams, Orange CO, N. c., June 25, 1866 am
ag- Stenhouse Macaulay, Agents at Charlotte
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
For Sale

My farm containing IT'S acres, lying two miles
east from Charlotte, on the Lawyers Road, in a
good neighborhood About one half of this tract is
woodland. The Improvements consist Of double
Log Cabin, Barn, &c, Well of excellent water,
and an orchard of selected fruit the premises.
Possession given lst January, 1867, and permission
given to sow small grain this Fall.
Also, small brick Dwelling House in Charlotte
containing rooms, located the Depot and
convenient to business ..
Also a large brick two story Store room at David
son College, llO by 80 feet,-handsomely finished
and centrally located, with a counting room and
cellar attached, and small frame Dwelling House
and Well of water on the premises.
Any.or all of these properties will be sold on
terms TO suit the times, and mast be sold.
JAS. II. CARSON.
July 90 1866 IF
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CHARLOTTE, N. G.
The next session commences on the 1st of October
1866, and continues until 3Oth June, 1867.
The session is divided into two Terms of Twenty
weeks each; the one commencing the lst October,
1885, and the other the l5th February, 1867.
Expense per Term of Tventy Ueeks:
Board, including every expense, except
washing $lO5 90
Tuition in Collegiate Department rs 90
Primary 20 90
Music, Modern Languages, Drawing and Painting
taught by competent and thorough Instructors at
usual prices.
For circular and catalogue containing full par
tculars, address
REV. R. BURWELL L SON, Principals,
July 9, 1866. Charlotte, n. C..
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The Southern Express Company

Fer the transportation of merchandise, valuable
packages specie bank notes, bonds &C. for all parts
of the South and Southwest, in connection with
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
have established their agency at SO BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, where orders to call for goods to be
forwarded South will receive prompt attention.
Merchandise and valuahles delivered TO Harnden s.,
hmSley 5, American and United States Express Com
Panies, for the Southern Express Company, will re-
ceive prompt dispatch.
For particulars, rates of freight &c &c, apply at
the office of the Southern Express Company, SO
Broadway. H. B. PLANT
Dec l8, 1865. President
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July %, 1866
CONCORD FEMALE COLLEGE,

The next Session will commence the first Mon
day of September, and will close the 2lst of De-
cember. The expense of Tuition and Board with
washing included, will be from 500 to 500. Par
tial advance payments will be expected All need =
full indulgence. however will be given patrons.
Let no good and puDctual parent hesitate to send
his daughter because he cannot raise the money to
pay in advance Each pupil will furnish her own
lights and towels, and also a pair of sheets and
pillow cases Extra charges will be made for Music,
French, Latin and Drawing. Address,
j. II. N. CALDWELL.
July l6 1866 Statesvile. n G.