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class car when she had frst-class ticket. He
lays damsges at $4,000. r
The Enquirer here win publish on Monday the
challenge sent by Col. White, Republican mem
Der Of the State convention, TO Ge1. Butler, when
the latter was in the city last week. Il demands
repsration for being ordered out of Butler's de-
partment during the war. The affair is still pend.
ing. White is one of the Republicans who re-
fused to hear Buffers speech.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-19

An Irishman being on q visit to some relatives
little more polished than himself, was requested.
on going TO bed, 70 be carefsl to extinguish the
candle; he was obliged 10 Ask the meaning OF the
word, when he was told IL was 70 put il out. He
treasured up the term, and enc day when he was
sitting at home in his cabin with nis wife, enjoy
ing his praties and buttermik. the pig uneeIe-
moniously walking In, he said lproud OF his bit Of
lesIpi6g) Judy, dear. will you extinguish the
pigr "Arrsh, then, Pat honey. what do you
name ?" inquired Judy. sMush. then. you ig'
norant crstur" replied Pat, 'it nanes put it out
to be sure,n - ~ - lsiila' 80 ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-19
FROM EUROPE.
Arrest Of George Francis Train and Others
as Fenisns-The French Press Bilt-OPen-
Ing OF the sw edish Parliament.

as Fenisns-The French Press Bill-Open-
II Ing OF the sw edish Parliament.
LONDON. Jan. 1s.-Wken the steamer Scotia
landed al Queenstown strong police force went
aboard and arrested George Francis Train, Grinnell
and Gee, three passengers from New York, charged
with being active members Of the American wing
of FeDIanism. The American residents were, 10
consequence Of this act, considerably excited.
PsRIs. Jan. ls.-Duke DePersiguy, in a letter,
objects to the proposed bill for the government of
the press. He thinks the bill leaves journals free
TO assail public and private character.
SIoCKHoLN, Jan. 1S.-The king opened parlia-
ment with the usual address. he favors the en-
rollment of all the population in the militia, and
the purchase OF the most improved arms for the
army.
BERLIN, Jan. 1s.-The diet has passed bill for
O railway loan of 10000 600 thalers.
LONDON, Jan. lS.-Count Ssrtiges, the French
embassador to Rome, attended the New Years
Iete Of Francis l, ex king Of the Two Sicies.
Pleasant speeches were made, and much good
feeling prevailed.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-19

When Sir Robert Walpole, after long ruling
Great Britain as sole minister Of the first and Sec
ond Georges, was at last oyertEroEn BY his par
lismentary foes, his son Horace, seeing how
grievously be suffered in his retirement from idle
ness and ennui, offered TO read history to him, 70
pass sway the time. The fallen minister ex-
claimed: " Read anything but history; know
that il is false He had acted history for twenty
years, and kneg how shallow and perverted were
the received versions Of historical events, and OF
the characters and motives Of the actors in them.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-19
FROM RICHMOND.

X ecopsfruction Convention-GeneraiG Grant
Expected Tuesday-A Negro sues
Railroad Compspy-Butieri IL chsie"Eea'
RIoHroHD. Jan. ls.-In convention the bill OF
adopted, including one declaring Virginia CO.
equal member of the general government, and en-.
titled to all benefits and subject to all burdens Oh
the other States.
The judiciary committee reported adversely 70
d Ollar. sac -
General Grant is expected on Tuesday to attend
a meeting of the trustees Of the Peabody edaca-
tiopal fund.
Robert Stevens. colored, Of Charleston, has en-.
tered suit in the United States District Court here
against the Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail
road for compelling his wife TO ride IN q second
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-19
FROM NEW YORK.

Death of John Jacob Aster.
NEW York, Jan. ls.-John Jacob Astor died
to-day, aged sixty six years.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-19

Moz'z Addums on late visit to Washington,
was Surprised, now that there are no Southern
con,ressmen there. 70 find the bsrroom OF Metro
pr,iian ten times bigger than II used to be- The
absence Of Southern congressman from Washing
ton lets in light upon good many curious hingss
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-19
FROM AUGUSTA. GA.
Speech OF Gov. Jepk in-He intends to -FIsht
nc Out Before the snpreme Csurt'-The
Tres surer's Books Not 60 be Fouad.

AUGUSTA, Jan. ls.-Advices from Milledgeville
state that Governor Jenkins, being called on by
citizens at the executive mansion. made speech.
in which he said that the funds OF the State had
been removed to New York, and he would fight it
out before the Supreme Court.
The books OF the State treasurer cannot be
found. The postmaster and express agent re-
fused TO deliver over to Capt. Rockwell. General
Meade g sppointee, packages and letters addressed
"John Jones, treasurer of Georgia."
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-19

The radicals OF Tennessee talk of building q
mansion for BrownlOw. His father, the Devil
has one ready for him-well protected from the
cold II Prentice
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-19

We would advise those in want Of lne fashion
BILE clothing, at prices iess Than before the var
20 call on Gsrthwaite, Lewis 4 Stuart, I'll aud 80
Camp street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-19

LItboersphic plans of the whole Of the city
property for sale tomorrow by Girsrdey l. Co.,
can be had by application at the Auotioneers'
Exchange, early on Monday morning.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-19

Any fellow can find water by digging for 1t !;
but they are gifted persons who, while they are
walking, cap point out the hidden spring.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-19

Rev. DR.. Elliott lectured on poetry" ia Chi
c9go on the l4'h.
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NUMBER 1874.
Chri.,mas Hymn for America.

Christmas Hymn for America.
Not as Of old we keep the day
Whereon the Prince of Peace was born,
Whose kingdom comes not ti-Let rs pray
II comes this holy morn:
Let us begin it-make our drawings cease,
And kill the hate that turks behind the mask Of
Men Of the South, IL you recall . ..arF
The fields your vslor won In vain,
b. Unchecked the manly tears may fall
.. Above your heroes slain |!
u Weepi bot remember we had heroes too,
As sadly dear TO MS as yours can be to youl
III.
q. Men Of the North, whose sons and sires
Victorious in a hundred fights,
Gather no more about your fres
In the long winter nights
II some you loved are missing here and there
No household at the South but mourns its vacant
chair
".
By all the blood that has been shed,
And will be till contention cease,
Bury your anger with the dead, . II.
.-r And be again at peace sse a. a.
So, with your muskets rusting on the wall.
Your State shall be secure when greatest empires
fall R. II. sroDDARD.
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Dickens is to read in Washington. early in
February. t
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-19

The first race was for purse OF 500, double
teams, rottiDg TO harness. mile heats. The en-.
tries were 7. P. Roachis Lady Crd1ford and
mate, o. W. pimmick's Canaan and mate, and
- Hynson's Billy Woods and mate.
There was only one heat run and that is briefly
described. Canaan took the lead after quitting
the pole, constantly increasing the gap all around
and inte the home stretch, and badly distaneing
his competitors, If such they could be called, IN
2.503. There was an immense crowd present,
who appeared to feel greatly disappointed at the
insignifesnce Of the contest.
Apnse Of SO was raisea to be given to the boy
FIRST in at foot race sroEnd the track, 81 TO the
second and 500. to tie third. Five stripping g
entered and were weighed -Gregsen, sixteen
| years old, weight lO2 pounds; A kemmler
nineteen years old weight 100 pounds; Henry
Gaines, sixteen years old. weight 80 pounds; Chas
| Scbnsbel. sixtee,a years old. weight Ito pounds
backed out, nemmler led from the jump, en-
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
Fire Insurance Notice.

..r per cent premium due on deposit notes held bv
at q. D1ver, VIII be due and payable by I2 O'CLOCK.
On tne FIRST DAY OF JANUARY NEXT 1868 Lose a
dividend OF 10 per cent allowed '
Lists Of premiums due will be in IN. bord r 81 =
IollOwlng agents. with receipts: " '"o
L. :; Vanhmk le, Delaware City James r. CIsm.
Gh's' ' smyrna; James Cowgirl, Treasurer Dover A
Jackson, yr, Camden J. Y. Foulk. Milford A Har
IInglon Harrington; J. b. R. Powell, Farm,noion. r
a kawa', Brldgeville, Seafort and FedersIshnrg ~
James Ponder, Milton Hiram r. Downing. &c, 'rgs ;
E sown raul A. Davis, Lewes; Wesley Stack Greens
Punctuality IN payment is required.
Dec I6-lm GEO. B. DICKSON Sec'v
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No More Need

OF people in the country paying three or four nror,
on The goods they have 10 buy. The methods in
lf3d4ccd by the Dollar Sale principle as offered bv
HiLLMAN d CG ,ll9 Hanover street, BnsOn Mass .
enables consumers 10 obtain Goods az Wholesale pr,.
ces' with almost unlimited allowing of exchange and
valuable presents thrown in. Send for circular or
send Ten Gents fDr descriptive slip. Great induce.
'nens for persons TO act as Agents
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
THE LOAN FEATURE
OF THE
DELAWARE MUTUAL
LIFE lNSU RANCE COMPANY.

Ihe Directors Of The Delaware Mutual Life Tnsr,
ee company, believing that It's mem be are moi onI,
e"ed To receive all the excess Of premiums maid =,
assumed ny lhem in the shape and under the name NJ
NIsinends. but they entitled to all the benefIs
whish The large accumulatOns OF Life Conn 20 -
cOhier, have determined to incorporate the (oIIoyy
feature into its plan, viz:
when the accumulation of funds from nren;uro -
ceIpts, shall be sufficient TO meet OrdinorU Ioa
The excess shall be loaned, 10 the highest bddS, on
Oii0wng terms. y" ''S
FIEsr.-Money shall be loaned 10 Policy boIdo,.
only. O"0y "o'ders
SEcoND.-No member shall borrow mors ,hon 81.
amount of his Policy "''o 'nah the
THIRD The Policy will be taken as sacur,,n b..
Shiy us athat value, e., It's surrender vnIue 1h
balance must be amply secured nv satisGactorv G "a"
riO.t cages On Real Estate. The Board of Direc,as
S"n De ihe Jud 2es OF The suciency of such secmrt
FoURTH-In the event of the death of the menLy
30 whom such loan is made il shall be apnIied IN ~
payne Mt Of his Policy "PP'eu ~ lhe
fifth Money 50 loaned, shall he called in onI =, |
uses o, extraordinary losses an then sixv do, 49, -
siii De gwen, and the loans longest ont sbaII H.
sue nfsi illed IN. and more than one fourth of 60
SSe loan shall be called ia at one payment nnJas y
"a ger proportion shall be ndispensablv necesearn
nus giving The borrower the probable use of y,ho
" Vey uuring his life. II he chooses TO retain H.
SNTH-ln case the member 10 whom monev -
sOaneu shall faI TO pay The interest agreed nnon %
% shdn allow his Policy TO lapse for non nayment of
p'shInms then the loan shall be Withdrawn
SEVENTH Every member Of the Com panv shall bo
nohhed when funds be disposed Of in This mon
ien. ana o'ds shall be received by sealed prnnosaIs
neau advertisement OF Company in an other eoInmn |
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
REVOLUTION IN TRAnrl

| AIDES, you receive for the sum Of ONE DOTI An
- Silk MerinO, and Alpaca Dresses. Shawl, Ialor,ls
Linen Goods, Embossed Table Covers Watches Jcery <ix
rated Ware Sewing Machines Send clubs of ten or mora
win ten cents for each descriptive check gctt m ri
le cIHbW receive present, worth from 5000 acco.
" number sent Agents wanted everywhere Circulars ,t
Iree' fAkkER CO. successors to GRAHAM co. Of & Cs
Federal Street, Boston "
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A Physiological View of Marriage.

THE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER Published
CONTAINING nearly THREE HUNDRED PAGES and 1870 fin.
platcs and engray ings Of the
i oi the HUMAN Organs in ath and disease
n ;I " iary Errors: its D2orahr Consequences
t % %Ii ali Body with the Au hors Plan Treatment
olt RATIONAL ana successful mode Of Inv
@ report OF eases treated truthful adviser to The married
contemplating marriage, who Of
- condition Sent fre, postage any address ON
Stamps by
I @ DIX la GROIN No. 81 Maiden Lane, Afany n v
e utiHi may he consulted upon anv of tho III ems, mo,
winch his book treats either presumably or M I.ii upon
sent 10 any part Of the world. - - ~ 'A'N'0ii'S
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We sell for Ome lsOlIar.

GOLD and Silver Watches Sewing M.c,iros
silver Tea Sells, Silk Dress Patterns CarDcIIno,
domestic Goods, &c. &c. Circulars sent Free givIng
particulars OF our great One Dollar sale Spipndid
lndhcemen MS offered 10 AgenH sending us cIubs Ad
dress, LABONrE y BABBlrT, No IS Sunburv 81
Boston. 'y 80
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

ERRORS OF YoUTH-A Gentleman who h..
suffered for years from Nervous Debility. Prema,nre
Decay, and all the effects of youthful indscretion
will. for the sake of suffering humanity, send free
to all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy b. which he was cured
Sufferers wishing TO poft by the advertisers expe
rience, can do SO BY addressing, in perfect conf.
dence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
~ Cedar St., New York.
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ONE DOLL ARS EACks.

WEES Cotton Cloth Dress Patterns Pants Patterns
o. Sewing Machines Watches Dry and Fancy
ooous' &c DO Send Ten cents for Patent Pen Fou1.
AM win slip describing article in our dollar sale
c any person, (male or iemaie) send in n club Of
90, oO 10 900 at same rate no cents for cach) and
80 premium for so doing Send m Registered Let.
'eiS' samples mailed free 10 any address.
EASTMAN KENDALL,
65 Hanover ST Boston, Mass
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AUCTIONEERING

w. LANK, Licensed Auctioneer, Townsend
Dei'' Is prepared TO call sales of Real Estate Me-
chandIse, Personal Property &c. Having had several
wears experience. he els confident he can render
nllre satisfaction He will sell property for a Ger.
-'T ~ per cent on the amount sold, or by the job
ne VIII attend to their waits in this line promntlv
Troers - Tor his services be sent twice dav 10
Nv Useful n ADDRESS, WIN. j. LANK.
i"'" TOwnseT d, Del.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

That Ihey are selng OF theT entire stock Of
TRIMMINGS & MILLINERY GOODS
AT COST PRICES
n, 10 Their stock is included good assortment Of
wooden Goods 10 which they cali The especial stten
Lon o. 1he iqdies also Hoop Skirts Hosiery, Gloves
reriumery DC, together with Full Line Of
STOCK o. Millinery is also complete-Bonnets
peclai attention Of the ladies. "y '"e ~"
\ rare chance is thus offered their Iad .,s,or,o..
and the public, great bargains will he ob,a;ned
Persons indebted 10 The firm are requested 10 make
immediate payment of theil bills a. ihev dss;." az
10 SO theiraccounts imm diately. ~ST+o '"
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

- hE hEIfS q FAIRIES would give notice 10 those
VINO are indebted 20 them Ihot tbnIr acconn, %
,ea seuleu by the 10Th of FEBRUARY. Thev hone
o r"se VINO are interested will pay attention 10 This
act accordingly as they must have their money,
''N '"'' oth 1905. 81
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

WANrED.-ln every locality an Agent for the
~, Delaware Mutual Lie Insurance Company OF
y" i"ii"gloh' references required. Address
GEO. w. STONE, Gen'l Supt
O1'%o-u Wilmington Del
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
The MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For Red
Wheat s.; 4O(925O; White Wheat s3.l5(G
S1 S5ifO. Rye is selling at sl.7O@I7 p = bush.
fellow Corn, Sl.34Gl37. Oats 6S(G75c
Cotton 2l(n2Oc per fb 'O0'
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DE. :. D..

Near Dover the morning Of the lst Instant JACKSON
LAfFERTY aged about years.
In Dover, "Wednesday evenng January ls Mrs SARAH
KEYS aged aNsut 50 years.
In Pei tx, Fa 3st ult, Of consumption JOHN L. PRATT
Attorney a Law, Dover. Del, aged 81 years.
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new a .VERrIsE sENTs.

DELACOvE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and French
Boarding School for yeung ladies' Accomplish
60 educators heathiuI location delightful riverside
residence and hOme.like COMFORT are the chief al
uactiOns oi this new and beautiful institution THIRTY
nahusome chambers limit the number Of boardsrs 10
81 9p,Ay. Secona term commences Feb. lst, 1868 For
Prospectus address The Principal,
MISS RACHELLE G. HUNT, Beverly.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
CASH SYSTEM
10 the Citizens of Smyrna and Vicinit,

0'I' OI NIIIy IHd anu IcInlty.
ne subscriber, having tried the credit system
u Iouhu It unprohtable to both his custom, rs and
himself, intends 10 sell Exclusively tor Ca~b ~.
Country Produce, after the first day of February
next 1865 at which time he will try and sboy
mat money brings better bargains than credit
HENRY G. SPRUANCE.
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GOODS AT COST.

u. kAATS. having TO remove from the s,oro
mouse n1w occupied by him, is compelled TO sell HE
entire Stock of Ready Made Clothing. Fnrnsb;na
Goods, &C., at a sacrifice. "'i'"g
Inc store-room was rented over his head bv an
"uIVluual t VINO mas to support large family and
his way. Call and see ID KAATS III
Dec. I8 1t M.;n - So
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
d e.
THESE WORLD-RENOWNED SEWING
MACHINES.

MACItIN Els.
-, We're d'cdUicd the MqheSt Drep,iyn, nj H.
n0Ttd Fdr az London, and Sir first ,o,.o,,'t
"n'S at the Ne'o York. State Far of 1865 and
Are celebrated for doing the best work psisn
much smaller needle for tie same thread Than a,,.
other maehIne and by the ntroductiun nj tho ,4.y,
approved machinery, we are now able to suppl, ,I'
very best machines in the world Fr'' '"'
These machines are made at our.ro
and spacious Factory at Bridegroom Conn
under the immediate supervision of ihn
PRESIDENT of the Company. Elias Howe
Jr, the original inventor of tho Sn,,,:r,a,
Machine ''o "e""S
ney are adapted to all kinds of family sew;.s
nu 70 use OF Seamstrcsses, Dress Makers. Tn;lnr
n ufers OF shirts, collars, skirts cloaks ,p,n
a' 'io,nlng, mats, caps, corsets, boots shoes Lar
TVS s eauules' linen goods, umbrellas parasols eIc
"ey WORK equally well upon silk, linen. woolcn a,d
TTesoh gnous' with silk, cotton or linen ,br.nd
t;"Jy wiz sean' quilt, gather, hem fell. cora h:aS
" h'ic auc perform every species of sewino noL;'
the article sewed. "''"' Oh Doth sides of
lie 1,hf Sftfch &c nrented By M: Home and ,,.
II''s'S ~ hdeane IS de most 9'opwIor ""d o' Maoe
Oe! ana az SelciRg Mdchjnes aro e1t" GtHrd-
tneented Jyhins. "'e S"e)ecs ee 70 He
SEND FOR CIRcuIAR.
4"e Ho'oe Mdchine Compdnn, 3. p
o9S BROADWAY, CcR. FouRrH ST.. N. ". n-
SrRLEY & srOops, 922 Chestnut S.. phil.
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NoTTCE2.

me undersigned, having retired from business for
he express purpose OF settling up-and having given
notice 10 those who indie 6ed to him TO come y
ana settle their accounts and having failed 10 do so
ne Would give nouce that il they do come forward
IN The hands of an officer for collection. P'oOeu
Smyrna, Del Dec II.-3t L u.oD
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
r EAL 9 STATE,

II am m now having many applications for Delaware
their property should send me description with
lowest price, and terms. Catalogues nnbIisbed
monthly, for free distribution. No ch0roe ,nIs.s
ss"' A. R. WOOLSTON,
Real Estate and Stock Broker.
NOV'I' sig King St., Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08
FOR SALE

=, ne subscriber will sell at Private Sale. his Hsv
rouse and Stable with ONEHALF ACRE of
e sItu1ted on Fisher St, adjoining the lands
vi Ihomas r. Jefferson and William C.. EliasoD
Smyrna, Nov. 6. EDWARD wApn
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

Fifty shares Farmers Bank Stuck, 30 Shares Del.
Railroad Stock and Delaware State Bonds of all
kinds Of State Securities, bought and sold on CON-
yalssion by John McT.ear & Son, Bankers.
- al &TtfWW4
Smyrna times., 1868-01-08

WANTED Ladies or Gentlemen TO sell the GEM
scissors Sharpener, Button Hole Gutter and Rip.
per mbined Sample sent by mail for 40 cts Ad-
Ohio
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-05
Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT c. W.
L Brown, Ii. P. Gillock. NJ F. SeItz and
Frank +. Perrin, all of Davidson county. Ten
nessee, have filed in office Of he Clerk Of this
Court, their petitions for dischlrge. and il was
thereupon ordered by the Court that a hearing
be had upon the same
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-05
Southern Music Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No, BIB UNION STREET
Nashville. Temp.

JAMES A. MCCLURE WISHES To Az
y nOunce to his Tennessee friends and ire
general public, that his stock OF Pianos is low
complete. Steinwdy, hnabe. Durham, Weber
hrau5hRar. Haines Bros and A. il. Gale *
Co. are fully represented in MS stock, and are
sold az New York prices. thereby saving irCI-tti
and charges 70 the purchaser.
He il also Sole Agent for the celebrated Eur
dett Organ, regarded by the profession &C
be the best reed instrument ROW made, possess
ing the late Improvements in stops. viz. llIr-
monte, Celeste" and I0r HjuaUIg, that are
projections Of mechanical genius. CEEr. Les,
Sabbath Schools, Lodges and Seminaues are
furnished at very low rates. Circulars ami price
lists will be forwarded on application.
In sheet ELusIe, (for many years a sps-
ciality in his establishment he can oder I5sat
inducements to the Trade, Schools Gct Ana
tours. His stock IS the largest and most select
in the South. and will be always supplied with
the NEWEST and BEST productions OF home
aad foreign composers.
In ViOIIBs, Guitars, Flutes, Italian
and other Strings. for all instruments, to-
gether with a fine collection of small Musical
Goods, he defes competition.
p. S.-PianOs, Organs and other instruments
tuned and repaired by frst-class workme1-
Mr. D. s. Curle is now with this house, aad
will be glad to see his friends.
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