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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE RESIDENCES IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
RY j. Ii. WALTON IL DEsLONDE,

D. Is. WALTON, Auctloneer,
OHice--47 Carnndelet street, corner of Union
SATuRDAY. February 10th, 1896, ut 1S
. o'clock NJ NJ the Merchants and Auctioneers' EN-.
change Royal street, will BIO sold IT.
A Lot OF GROUND in the square bounded by Coliseum
street. Washington Avenu Fourth and Chestnut streets
measuring 81 feet inches and lines front Coliseum
street, Depth between parallel lines, OF l2s feet inches
and | line. -
Upon this lot there large and we'll built frame two story
and raised dwelling house. aud thrceory back building
containing parurs. Dining Room. Billiard Room nine
Bed Rooms Servants Rooms, Bath Room, Kitchen
Pantry Store Gsern 10 roof all complete TIE
painting having been finished The first story finished
Ia superior manner with enriched cornices, arches etc
There is Garden in fine order attached and the whole 10 IN
thorough repair ready for immediate occupation
A LOT OF GROUND Second street, in the square
bounded by Carondeet Date Apollo street. Second Baronne
late Bacchus and First Streets measuring ~ feet 'front.' on
cond street. by l feet inches in depth between parallel
lines.
Upon this lot there large two story frame
Dwelling House. containing wide hall two parors dining
rooms six bed three servants bed and all
sary arrangements for bath kitchen, pantry
etc etc The sidewalk is 20 feet in width and is well Tagged
The property is In good repair and nearly
fourth cash, the remainder in the notes OF
the purchaser payable SIX twelve and eighteen months
with SIX per cent current and eight cent eventual interest
and mortgage until final payment The buildings to be
to the vendors.
Acts of sale before Grima Stark, Noaries Public,
the expense of the purchasers
See plans at the office of the auctioneers.
TWO SMALL DWELLINGS ON ERATO STREET BE
tween Carondeet and Baronne streets.
BY j. H, Walton 4, nESUnynE
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UElCe II UhfOndeIet street.
SATu KDAf, February 10. 1866, ut lie
~ O'Clock at the Merchants and Aueoneers Exchange
will be sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improye
thereon in the First District city in the SQUARE
bounded by Erato, ThRa Barunne
sgnated by the No on plan by Chts Armas civil
ineer dated December L. 1865 measuring front
Erato street by depth between parallel lines
inches and lines The improvements consist Of
Cottage House containing four Sheds csern
yard. etc, etc.
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
thereon the and adjoining
described designated by the No the plan measur
ing SO Ii inches and lines front street by
depth OF III feet 10 inches aud lines between parallel
The improvements this lot consist Of one-stoy House.
containing and four in the Kitchen etc
BTERMs One third cash in u s. Treasury notes balance
twelve months credit the
their order bearing interest at the per
per from day of sale to maturity, and per
thereafter, the property until final
Act Of sale before o. de Armas, Notary Public, the
pcnSc the purchaser
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He UNION WAREHOUSES; ON TCHOUPITOULA!
Commerce and Notre Dame streets.
IsY j. Il. WALTON q DESLONDE,

B ~ y. Ii. WALTON ~ DESLoNDE,
j r. WALTON ArcJrosEER
Qfice-No IL Caropdelet street
Fab 1stb at 10 o,.,.c,
-. y = GU. $50, az - c pi
1 a. e TGrcha's "hu Auc'oneefS hAcnahse Hoya1
IA AT Nv al II and e;blv s,natad warsbopss ,ro
PeitJ tne ua'eu III tle
poueu oy i ue lame, commerce anu Siroa
f tn a. ~, VI t' au eet
on rr5onntonas stret IA fet nr5es n rce sra,
on Street ly leeL inches on Commerce street,
~ III oh Wy nut t"lel WIZ, you're
Dnte STREET AZ S.e pun, art~h py JOS Fe e
@ : Iieu june 'e ohee u Jules NOISY a'e
A'n"iy LIN.
BkiCh "AEEloSE covering the entire lot one portion,
tat rontngoh Notre Dame street. being story high and
the rear portion Two stories hgh. r,.., -,
pS~ Terms AND GoSDTIOsS-With this property will be
sold One Thousand Shares reduced to 8 shares of Citizens
bhhk ot9ck me purchasrr VI" ne required 70 furnish stock
note to ne ltlHehs BANK OF Louisiana Tor S2l0O payable
ia " inoo 70 she cmader OF sail
bankto assume the payment OF note tr $1,000 due 29l
AWl io9 WIN the ptVeee OF renewal S5o0 payable April,
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OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QuARTERMAsrER,
Water Transportation, foot of st. Andrew street, :
New Orleans Feb. 2, 1866 }
THURSDAY, February Sth, 1860, at 10
o'clock Post &c. Fourth District, New Orleans La,
will be sold
One CD Model Barge.
Coal Flats.
Can be seen at Post So Fourth District.
aiT- TRIMS sALE-Cssh, In U. s. Treasury notes on
day of sale.
By order of Colonel j. G. CHANDLER.
E s ALLEN
Brevet Lieut.. Colonel, A @ NJ.
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LUIS UTPOSITE TIE LAFAf EITL MARKET, FOURTH
District.
BY j. IL. WALTON IL DESLONDE,
J. B. WALTON AuctDneer,
Office No. AZ Carondelet street, corner Of Union.
GATURDAY Feb 10th. 1906. at 3 O'Clock
~ the Merchants and AuConeers' Exchange, Royal
street. will be sold
Two valuable LOTS OF GROUND opposite the Lafayette
Formerly SOraparu Market, in the square bounded by
paru Leyee Philip and Rous measuring each 81
feet inches front depth Of ll9 feet
10 inches and lines between parallel lines These lots
about the middle Of the front Soaparu street. between
and Rousseau streets
ng-TERNs-Cash in U. s Treasury
of sale before Walter H. Peters, notary public the
expense of the purchasers.
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FISH--FISH--FISH.

FISH--FISH--FISH
G ID. MOODY 81 CO.,
S7........... .TCHoUPTTOULAs STREET ...........6S
Wholesale Grocers,
DEALERS
MACKEREL,
GOLDFISH,
SALMON,
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sMru Orlfals 9ailg Qrlestfllt'
orFIoIAL JoURNAL

i757A97 n 9779I57 M II $500 ~ ----
rrIE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
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BY MONTGOMERY IL BRO,
R. N. MONTGOMERY, Auctoneer.
THURSDAY, Feb. g, Mt II O'Clock A. M,
at their Auction Mart 81 Camp street. will be sold
general assortment of HOl sEIlOLD FURNITURE, such
as Rosewood Mahogany, Walnut Bedsteuds Bureaus
Armoirs, washstands Mahogany Walnut Tees Sofas
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center Tables
Marble Top Side Boards Extension Tables Velvet and Bus
sells Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engravings
Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utensils being
of several we'll furnished houses.
large invoice of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood Seat
Chairs, etc,
TFRNs-Cash.
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DOUBLE TENEMENT TWoSTORY COTTAGES ON
Carondelet date Apollo street, between First and Philip
streets.
BY j. IL. WALTON 81 DESLONDE,
j. B. WALTON, AuCtioneer,
Office, No. At Cnrondelet street, of Union.
THURSDAY, February 18th, 1866, mt IL
O'Clock NJ the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange
Royal street, will be sold
LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by Apollo
First Bacchus and Philip designated as Lot NO
on plan deposited in the Office Of j. H. Beard late Notary
plan No. 81; said lot - feet 10 inches and lines
front Apollo NOW Carondelo street. by depth Of III feet
between parallel lines.
Upon this lot there Two Comfortable woSory Dwelling
Houses and wotOy back buildings in good order and well
arranged for small families.
The house nearest FTst street is rented until LIST October
1866 possession Of the other will be given LIST April
30 TERHs-OHe half Cash; balance at II months credit.
with q cent per interest from date till paid with
mortgage The buildings be fully insured by the
chaser and the policies transferred the vendor until final
payment,
Act Of sale before Grima Starke notares public at the
pense of the purchaser.
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RICHMOND, VA, Feb. 1.-The Senate unan-
imously adopted joint resolution declaring that
the people of Virginia cordially approve of the
reconstruction policy of President johnson, and
pledge their corporation in the wise and just
action he has commenced.
The second resolution denounces as criminal and
cruel the efforts of those who represent our views
to be different from those we here assert.
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AUCTION SALES,

TO CLOSE CoNsIaNMENr-LARGE AND PEREMP
tory sale to the trade in lots suit Of India Rice Eastern
Fibre and Hemp Bale Rope Aspnwas celebrated Pale Ale
Preserves Vegetables and Oysters in cans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-07

ESTATE OF THE LATE MARY NJ. DUFFEIF-yALU
able Business Stand-The fourstory darbe ronD Store
20 Magazine between Nstchez and Poydras stres-Two
Building Lots Nav L.vee, between ITALIA and Ersto
steets-Lot and improvements Front, between Thsia
and Erato streets.
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fror the Grescent.1
Loves Farewell.

VA MORNING, FEBRUARY I, 1856
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. WEEKS, Administrator,
Reaidenne. New Iberia. La

St Martinsvie La Jan. q. &C
k0TRThe Plantation above described Is well adapted
the cultivation Of Cotton having been cultivated Cotton
Farm for several years nsayous to planting thereon
portion Of the described No is also well suited tho
cultivation of cotton.
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A. N. at the GsyeTnment Warehouse foot of ST. Mary
street, Fourth District of New Orleans, will be sold
large of Quartermasters Stores consisting 10 part
Of shoYes Wheebaows old Iron Rose Backsmiths Tools,
Buckets Handouts, Pig Iron old Lumber, miscellaneous
Tools and ship Furniture, in great variety.
Can be till day of sale Mt foot OF st Mary street.
SALE-CaSh in Treasury Notes sale.
Purchasers TO remove property within five days.
By order OF Colonel j. g. CHANDLER, Chief Quartenaser
Z. S. ALLEN
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel A. Q. NJ
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SUCCESSION OF WIN H. PETE, No. 25,9G8 SECOND
District Court New Orleans-Extensive sale of Splendid
Household Effects comprising Rich Paror Drawing, Dining
and Bedroom Furniture Piano. Crockery, Carpets, Plated
and other Ware etc, etc.
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The following is statement of the public debt
of the United States on the lst of February 1866
Debt bearing coin interest, 81 ,l67 ,l49 "a 80;
debt bearing currency interest, Sll97 295, ISL 06
933 O32 debt bearing no interest s458 ,946,547 50;
total debt 81 S24 39l 500 Il. Amount in treasury
coin, $5l ,443 ,lGl 81; currency, $4,000 lS6 O3 ;
amount of debt less cash in treasury, s27l6,S98,-
152 IS.
The foregoing is a correct statement of the pu
lie debt, as shown from the Treasurer's books in
the Department on the first of February, 1866.
(Sfgned) HENRY McCuLLOCH,
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VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON
Rampant street, between Canal and Streets oppo
site the splendid residence of Mr.. Charles Kock
BIZ j. Il. WALTON & DEsLoNDE.
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FOURTEEN SQUARES OF GROUND

FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS, AT AUCTION
ron ACCOUNT OF CITY OF NEW oELFAas
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A Massachusetts Patriot.

An individual claiming to be from Massacht
sets was arrested at the Executive mansion, hay
ing been detected in stealing pieces from the cu
tains of the East Room. Such acts are so commo
that it is necessary an example should be made
The party was therefore taken before the Superb
tendent Of the Police, and required to give bail
the sum of $500 to appear tomorrow and answe
to the charge.
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Wanted. Badly

Before we issue again the present vasr m;
nave closed and settling time" will boua W. ~
Flved-at least with some. But iudo;n~ n's ga. a.
G"r DOCKS that time never comes with maO'- O.
1t has not come with some persons a;nn" 'naily ~
nave published newspaper, and we bare [1 COWS We
10 the conclusion that that period is not ,Oo oo4'
ed IN their calender '-''' 1narA-
We haVeH large number of hin. ouo. =,
country which it would be troublesome for ~ VIC
collect because they are so scattered bnt ~ 49, ~
are very easily paid, because they are for sr.i, 10y
amounts Ia the aggregate thew are ~ ~nna4 0,n@ii
deal Ito those Who owe us the snm great
small. We hope oar patrons, tberefore f - 'uiy r1
NOT cause us the trouble of calling unon tbom w."
personally but adopt more conveniently ''a' anI
leSs expensive method for us both to ~;. 't,o
oA' W upon us or remit by mail. We saw Ias.
EApensiVe-We s. cannot publish paner for 's e.
A II costs US half third or quarter of the m snm ~
cases. '0 III all such
!, But to make the matter short, We fol, o,,u
aelnquent friends in all heartfelt lean r 0If
''U S'uceflty zee 'oant the amounts then,
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CHRlslNAs. ! As.-Yesterday the world du;1
"liSe Of the Divine Nativity was ceebratoJJ te ~ u
every Christian nation on the face pia'ed of ,p II
- J.es very neathen nation who has NOT tmrnat
deaf ear to the Christian missionary rV' 'ufne'
~ Is The day aboye all Others Whom &C.;
and cbiIJpSn bl1O~snIp n with friend when parents
Inc parental roof; when the tokens Of tsns inaSf
ap ara are gwen when charities for the noG naoJ
are S, contributed by the benevolent 'nS 1 needy
% eniid heart wells up in unexpressibIa LIEU ~ 'ne
me O0untles ofthat mythical friend Old W.; 8Dy al
"n0"' IN snort every one in Christendon, U.s.
J%n S e1C pork regardless of the Jxu;sb - "uo
ur,a1 T 0ad Whiskey regardless of tbe % K L@"' or
.uuulsed their appetites to their beort's olan ran
IT 1vn' ana 10 the capacity of their stomooIu oIn
" : 10 hot mean that all confined tbomaaI-I aGn''
20 'ns sensual that too many did not rise ob
- ~ A' all events We hope our patrons sn;o ~Gove
- themselves, and had a merry Cbristmoa' i'oy-
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MARRIED

sar n,;II rGII DReL, opposite Mr. Wordnn,rce Wdncrce ST.
EnrS EN- % " PeS Is by Rev BfGS1 Gresgs stem Sn
SON, both afNRRHRsoN a. R and Miss EDITE A1tn mr
By tba Co., hAelC co; Del.
Mr. Ta"s's Is same. i s.nn at the same place, Dec %
On The ~oSn 9o,G Gf Queen Annes Co., Ma p ilAM-
brides father Instant, instant, at the residence of tho
M; PosTLEs, both Of 2}3yGaIEN WiinIEN and Miss ELLA La
M on the 9th inst, BY Rev. HiCIls19n. III ION
SASs Nos and SARAH Pussy, all of Sn.a es EDwARD
af Cowgills Corner, on the OTssk Ss,k CO.
TER. Eng'On' Jas PAAKER, Esq, and Wy Oy Fey; G.
Lurr, ESQ l0tn In. INST BY Rev. H. Cleveland C.,r,
IF Felton, Del a1'e ofohcagO and Miss ELL MOO Mooar r.
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

restsJ EsGArGp APE od Gdhl1lNALA negro recently ar
tteS On anot6s, onnlge Of burglary broke Jail and com
to this State siief IT. burglary, and then escaped
Hersey 'usG On t5e be was was arrested by Constable
and New Castle wb;Ia b,Saa l, between Wilmington
ing at a rand r1ta "pie the carriage was NOV
den sprnS P,p out rate, ;nt tPe prisoner made sud
both $hcss eof Of 5S Rto cars5a shS Poad and
he could and d1S,ppe9 Sago = the carriage as soon as
had gathered 6;msooIffa HIM ofase to the prisoner, who
The constaba lSpil VIZ up and given leg bail
and the latter is %%S still Tnaoe to catch the negro
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

49, aa1EnWe : we learn that serious stF.i,
Ns<ss ..S u Iovsr last evening (Tuesdavvl1i vliall an
Tc.,s,ss sna oaSsh of Edward Lord f.
.errsrs ave we're ,hs entering the former town r.
srss1s .ad nSnassd ,ne a9Ese 9 taking fright from m
ss.taurant sdjoipiag the h1sueas Caun9t leading
roslqg the oscupants ont pDrnIy ay Build
S.sensrf as yonqs lady, Miss I.z;s In seriously ~;
r;.r~ .rd an M recess into Ehieh The he. Ibis
go ~ gu were preeipitated Is sbons Utse, car
- sne street We are ne, y aGoss 10y ten feet
ss i.sa ssaa ass yOgPs was as ipjarsd Srsa T to
fsad4s neponed. pe tne case is not as
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

As TO BEARD.-Von Holmon. m
Adam created without ltront bear% tells I US tha
after he had fallen and sinned becsuao put mat
sinful propensities which he derveJ fso, Oh the
lralt OF the forbidden tree, beard VIZ Iaom INC
part OF his punishment and his diseraoaoS %aS made
tpg MN thus into nearer resemblane@ r; ~;;+I IIflhg
beasts toward whom he made his nat',n WIZ The
proxlnate. nate The same stigma was pot Ge Ire; ap,
aPom Eye because even in the fan She tctea rat.;
e. d hluch OF her original modesty, and IGtal- th
1V2pe Vae deserved no such oppro6rioH%s u.s. marI ,nef7
& on Ilelmont observes, also, that no ,'IA II
sa %msei ever appears with beard; and tb;ss soIu m
distn i ls capital sign by which angels may nc nc
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

this VhRdsTMAs. tdFl. Christmas was oI.o,
DmrO%W IS ["W1 with no unusual observed in
the bng nsgda tGe wee sma hours 'orStratlo9. o. I5a
and o5@ia d@agD D3R5S GR BS0T made the hS na
s55GpaGtoulatng the streets wb90ndpa parties We're
apte ppEpit Some of these OiHS ana sleepy
ali y wcro aG credit to good parental BUSINESS and
Were either too young or %'Al ton n framing
snmal UrnlIng the Episcopal church JbuEcnes bo IN the
eyqniSr y decorated for the occasion Oe'ng hand
t5a W3lfh had been prepared bv tbo
put t~e ea93ath School, for the .e teachers
oSrtona tine latter The tree was 70 Of fP0n9g shook"
rmt pns nss most handsomely dressss9lg gigantic pro-
Interest;at beautifully lighted with VOL LIS bogghs
beTe~;t,lhhg bstlhg exercises were had " wax candles.
orsey q f.. the Presbyterian church church .RG Rdv Mr.
pent ene wa day Sonsl altogether, was verv n,., p
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

Onesn mN AEcH NiI OF IRoN AND Cou Un
VrGem Victoria made her recent yst Y!
to Prmap England to dedicate I the stot0d oI
inmmb Ie AIoert, her cortege passed p nnd statue
"rinr pial arches on their way % t6ronn%E un%er SIX
one Of street The chefof these g"Im arcEns the
ley contrTntn % 4nq eoa to which the Earof D"d %dS
his famons "a twenty-five tons from one uu ~
blocks Eus WcG GG?ers some fit being bewn TnG nt tl
also an "ugnIns ,r5h two tons each. Tbere na rao
ed gooI< amoOu OpGsed %G;et OF hardware and apann
'0n codI ScuttleS We're quite
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

Road n.daE-IARLE CoRRECrIoNs.- Da,.
lie Tf TTRfnou1ces slight change in its G;,aware t;ra
the Inc only change of conseouenee s t;lne1ta- y
s:Is turning = train which left PbiadelnS;t tnat
at io.is i scGanged to $50 and arrives St Sn,a at
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

EnnI'ni, E0h: ITCH! ITCH! !!-ScRATcu W No
c"Ts AZ" Celebrated Golden Itch ODtmsn, O"n En-,
mercnr v worst cases of Army Itch. II WIN
health Tho.s T%sr ingredients in way
ease should procure box az onoo e"iS terrible dis
u P.;un Hoiden Itch Ointment. and ASK Tor Eng
'''' ~ e'S' box. By mail, so cts pno no other,-
L. M; ENGLAND,
For sale by Druggists. wilmington, Del.
M~-~~uuwu~ fe7, '66-Iv
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

w tItfAoEss tsE OF F LABoRERs IN THE GREAT C,rrv,
aborerssG asG S aMfpdy Ri t referred to the great
have warned III naa ALL the large American cities and
hopelessnassSu su pFeGple from the country Of the
to PLiIad@iTnIb?iaa % nndlng employment by COMING
OF the conditiano or any other large municipality
race GreeeV 'IU Writei ol affairs in New York, Ho
tion: New G[1rtS YorL to an applicant for stua
proecES is IS Just entering upon the
SIo Urea thousand people whom war on UuT Two nun
s;bIo Gip paper have driven hitber I + t'ieGeela E
gone e'iploy more till these are
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

rlSW, ~" FAR FAR RAILROAD CoyDrcrop Tn =,
nSA veteran conductor was .."H recont.. lKAE
netlntendent snd' ofa Western raiIroaJ ;L made
nun IIom t"tnty-iour years Of con>t5TT ,o WHO mad
d d".'nS IiN long period ne scarcely IviVicG m,;i
f"S nr ana as his daily Journeys werr 95n mlNSe!
tbat 'iLe ne Gliief part of the time. bo col nlieS
,"%r mc la> travelled O3OOOO0 m;Ia. ."GuIate>
reSa'e' @nrn,. winch amounts to abont fit,, ~ tne
tr;ns ;'ntsS around the earth. or twn anJ
n dnit 70 .ne moon and back. This rn condni %,ai
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

@Hh TIMES" is published epery Wsdnesdau a,
s'Tn''r' by J"s. H. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Pm
Priet0r. at Smyrna, Del
MS-SusscR,sr4OS,--Oae year, Sam IN al
OHnee, or $3.50 if not paid I'LL end of the yeor w.
Paper d''cO"f'"sed Hs'ii aHGrrearsqre pqid-Onln
at me eptiOn Of the Publisher.
fe"FT"E'stsES1s mill be Inserted at the rate OfSe,,n
Ne"S HneJor As. first insertion subseOuent 10
SF'f'0Hs 81 cents. A liberal discount mad. %
9"dTteT4s, sxnilaas~al and yearlv adrsr,;..-.
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26
DIE:D

CLINroNIa sIaware .nH Citt i on the 18th inst, DEWITT
about IS yesrn sOn OF l. Jefferson Clark, a aged
TennIe%.no mr. t%e 10th inst ELIZABETH, wife of Geo
len Simmons anS oS MS99Sghter of Nathan and RI.
years. '' Vi hiddletown, aged about 25
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The MARKETS

Wbaat .at1aDELpHIA 90 llE1LpHIA MARKETS-For R.I
y. meat $2'Ss(@2.87; White Wheat tor sp ang ned
Yo rye is selling at 81. 32lsI Ii = Sof1Ol9 hS
CHOW ' elo" Corn, SLI29LI7. Oats 5Cl,' plsn l@
Cotton 32!(@33c. per h. 0"'S 'o(s57c'
'"'u closed yesterday Tuesday at sl.4og
MI JTOLD Toin ;. QUOTATIONS, STOCK. &o 49,
Quotations, Dec. Nfss, IL, 1856 " ll%lngton, Del
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

stock foT sss state al bonds and Delaware railroad
No sSesa 2Usa T%SsaF % Son. banEerS basSna
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

xxuzBn1oN.-Don't forno. :;
-I1hnrsdayt night %'so 70 morrow
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

they do that ESrofassa of 5s the beauty Of their feet
'ney would probably 60 to balls aSd bsroS shoulders
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

cation ti""phSSATI9N VEN "a FOR Slaves com n,un;
Stat@s was 1dld before the Senate Of the
ng for information in Teation e te feS4 th
Union arv e iIya owners of slaves pIaced ;e ia,
IN refremcs tnHg ia TIE war The report states ,'
was com"encod 20 TINS State that coamis.on SS
August ',Sifed iSeI IA at Georgetown, Del a5o"t I1U
1t Was comD4sda p0D4 ana was dissolved March S ISSS
Curry and SSdpffHRssq fRosq & follows NJ Gum Albert Ii19
lI4 numIar oH IN u the Delaware Commsson 0y was p
ected. g; nn,n III awards made. 43 number re re-
.oason of Fl tbe number dilr returned to claimants BY bv
p. Total IG III dissolution of the Commssooy ~
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26

p,Sl;ronh y LARGE c CAIF. The Delaware Co,n... =,
weishaa hsalaaughtered calf few dsvS ~ Edgment
Old sne1 Isn when dressed, although ago, ago, which
Of H. ioO pounds; 1t is considereS9 my weeks
" 10 age ever killed in Delawaree sne best calf
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26
JOHN w. FLICk's
hakery and COnfection
COMMERCE. ST., S.hYRyA mr.

cona, nots Of all kinds. and in the or..
se. WaFEoHs D MS1se Toys Poss. Ha%sl. variety
also collection of Aaton,at;c Ships, SC. lie D Ss
D0TIS Of ne invites egSinty invent
from cents 81 to 81 slsT,s s4r' kinds and prcs.
Pa" anS DUs Ms fys[ 6s towns %~a best
T Every, rpys, Bon Bons Lozenges u an% Gandes Cari
Imported Nu line, both no,noa.;A A'nds;
and ddGP5o,g9 Pre- R.1s; and Domestic FRUITS ~ = >
Spices Pons, Apples and obep paIse. F Fruit Or.
cd in the e'N nOi, o. every description Iced .,ao
m hand. N4AD' fresh and good coU.s,
than Il .an u'el9 &c sold at abou, twenty ne,
srv rOt ,h The liberal patronage 5eTnsre he Sas
merit its cotinuanee. everything in his power
decl9 ~ 10 Nj. fLiCks BAKERY
street. e..
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26
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single copies,
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sides bav,rS nearly all physicians and dr"g1's, ~OI
for adveTsIn eTg large popular circulation. s be,
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