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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

fI,HE LOST HEIREsS This new and Celebrated
work Of Mrs. Southworth. "a the mo { iuteosl'
interesting snd popular Work ever issued from the
American press
Hou seboId Words for October '-
The New York Iilustl sted Journal do.
Huat's MerchsRt Mag zine do
Harper anA all other Magazines do
All the weekIo papers for this week at
JOE SatLLINGT0N's Bookstore,
Odecn Building, corner y street and Penn.
oct S-u sr.nuA
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06
N A RRIED ID.

On the 5th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Griffith. Mr.
CHAhLES d. WILLIAMS to Miss REBECC ,
kosANA w AGSEf, all of this CITY,
Mr.. HENRY A. WARE to Mis- JANE e S,Hp
LING both Of Virenl
On the 5th Instant, nv the Rev e. P. PheIps. MIR
y. w. CAMPBELi and Miss ALCINDA MOSS
both of Alexandria, Va.
On the 5th instant, by the Rev Dr. ButIer Dr
.AVlD PORTER HEAP TO LIZZIE, daughter a
John q. Bowyer, Esq, of this CITY. -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

n@ m edical Department OF g eot,n
N college The Lectures will commence on
November 9Th, ard centinus until the middle of
March. -
Terms for the full course, Including Matrculstion
S95 Giaiuation $25: lis ect ng ticket So
= 1-- FACULTY:
NoBtE YsUNG, ii. g., Prof. Of Institutes and prac,
tice OF Ne iicns. -.af- = ~
FL0DoARDo HOWARD, NJ. D, Prof Of OBJ tetrics and
the Diseases OF women and children.
JOHNSON ELIOT. NJ d. Prof Of ANATOMY,
JAS b. MoRGAs, III. D., Prof OF n, d cal Jurispru
denIe aad Hygiene.
J Nj SNYDER, NJ. D., Prof. of Surgery
r BENZ CsAlG, ID. u, Prof OF Medical Chami. try
Al d physiology. =
H. p HowARD, N. D., Prof. of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics.
ALEX \. 1, UNa Nd. D.. Demoustrator Of Ansto.
my. kLoD tARDO HoWAaD, Desn, =
oct 6-2awtNoy6 corner 10 b AMI y a.
~ ss4i. ~ Intel 4 Union] - =
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

DEATH RATHER THAN INPRlsoNMEsr-We
learn from the Taunton (Mass.t Gazette, that
a man named Michael Mccarthy, of squaw
betty, while on his way to the Jail in Taunton,
to which as common seller of liquors, he had
been committed, in default of bail, escaped
from the officers grasp and crying that he
would drown himself before he would be ar
rested sprang into the river and was drowned
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06
FRENCH MILLINERY.

AIRS ~. D.. DAWSON, "a avenue, between 9th
WI and 10th sire ,ts. respectfully apT ounces Il
her customers and adiss of Washingt n snd viciai
ty that she wilt open ON Saturday the 9th Instant
a beautiful assortment of trer ch Millinery
Also, a well selected assortment Of Ribbon Flow
ers ana Pidm"s.
Thankful 70: past favors, hoping to continue.
Oct c-3r NJ. L. D.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06
DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS

JUST IMPORTED.
FTNHE undsrsisn would inform his friends and
i cu-tomers that he has just received On. col
lee ion OF Flower Roots, from Harlem, In Holland
consisting Of
Double and Single Hyecinths in great variety
Do do Tplps do
Jonqvils, Narcissus, Snowdro2s. crocuses. Ranun.
cuius, Lilies, &c.
The roots are remarkably fine this sr.son, having
been eected with the greatest possible care they
are the nrst or largest cullinP, being far different
rom those SOLD a. Auction, which are generally Of
ths ,onrth or fiflh culling and never higher han
the third culing. Frices reasonable.
~ - JOHN SAUL,
Feed Store corner tn and streets
. oct S-ec6ts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

BosrCN.-By the last census in 1850. Boston
had 1873 900 inhabitants. The increase since
tnat time will bring up the number to $780,
cOo, ana with Charlestown added, the sum
total will not be far from IT'S 900. IS
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

u An exchange paper says that the tele-
graph, in the hands of the eporters Of tn. a.
ISOLATED press, is a convenient messenger of
moderate date, which RIM, very fast, and lies
with equal facility. ...-.H> 4fs.. :.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

IRISH LIBERALIrY.-The Stsunton Vindi-
Gator states that Maj j. B. Watts sends off
weekly from the Irish laborers in that vicinity,
TO their friends in Ireland, from $40 to 800,
or between $4,000 and $1,000 per annum.
Th0e men earn their money by hard work,
at the rate of $I.25 per day.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

- The circulation Of the Erening Star
being now much greater than it ever was be-
foro, t5eing more than double that of all the
other city daily papers combined) is by far
one Of the best advertising mediums in the
country. Business men, bear this fact in
mind
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06
oct 6-1t'

n~ Attsnti lon, No. 6.-The regular
9 monthly meeting of the Northern Litert;e
FiIe Company vii tate place at .he Hail of the sn
CINE House TIL % (rriday) EVENING, October 9th.
ut ~ O'Clock Members win please be pu ,ctual 1,
their attendance business OF Importance y mn 70
brought up for their consideration
3 by order: JNO. r. SUFFER-, ..-
Get 6-ls* Sacrat. -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

CTATlOk Il RY.-0ur friends and The put
~ lie that We have always on h, nd an assortment
O All kinds II Paper Psns, Blank Bocss Notes ard
heckf, Wafer, sand and Sand Boxes Ink and
standishes, Envelopes Pencils, &C., in addition 80
well selected stock of Psifumsry, Musical Instru
msnts &c, all OF which pledge to sell at as rea-
sonatls priors as any establishment south of New
York. JNO. +. ELLIS,
oct0 Pa. avenue.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06
FALL DRY GOODS
THOUS sNDS OF PURCHASERS

THOUS sNDS OF PUR CHdSEPS.
WrE hsva now in store and shall receive weekly
w supplies during the seatoa-
4 ldrgs s'ook of iS,lks ard Fancy Gods
Plain F-er Oh M-rinos Brocade end plain Blrck
Plaid Nerinos, Cashmers Silks
plain and Plsid Moufss- Superior Bomha,ines
Inns Alpa~a., Centoa gaths
All shades Coberg Cloths Bnelish CrHpes, sss'd
Fine Printed Mousselins Grape and Love Wells.
ErIbrotde7iss and Kid GI0res
Misses Kid Six Gloves Ladies SILK and Cotton
&erino and Cotton Ho- HosierJ In great w.
siery cites
Chilfn Meripo Shirts SILK aud Meriuo Vests
Superior Cloths, Cossm1es and Fesssos
Cssstncts and Kentucky Fps l04 flames, for
Jeans ekirtirg
Su erior Fispnele, of ell Superfine Tsb's Diapeu
shades Napkins ard Tovsling
Piano and Table Covers
Also, fuu assortment of Gentlemen's herino
and Cation Ssirts ard Drawers. WooIlen and Got
ton Hosiery. Kid, Silk, Meriao Gloves. suspencers,
Cravats, silk and Linen Pocket Hsndkerchiefs silk
and fine ginghsm Umbrellas.
81 All Of which will be cold at fsir Low prices,
for cash, or TO punctusl customers
MAXWELL, SkAfs CoLLEY,
No. 6z3,
eeven' b st, three doors above Pc. avenue.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

u During the nine months ending on the
Attn instant, nearly 22o, 600 immigrants arrived
at New York, being an increase over the same
period Of last year Of over Is, 900.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

S0 REWARDwis Ut :. pI ns ssirosd
The above reward will be given upon leaving " AZ
this ofhce, or at werriner senken's Jew-lry
Store, Pen, sylvania avenue north eide, b@fween
and 10th streets oct STE
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

~ 4hG ODAiS'
TUE NEW BREAD LAVA report having
i gained currency that my bead ives seized this
nirg for violsti Of the Law recently passed
h, our Councils, have thought l. best tc publisb
tbs annexed certificate e. ON officer 4. @. Handy
that my friends md th. public who feel any inter
est in the subject may understand the fees as thy
exist:
wAsHIEGroN, October s, 1854
A. the request Of MIR. Charles W. Bsvenner
hereby certify II at weighei his bread this
ing and found it to weigh about Is ounces, instetd
IF l6 ounces, which is the xeight established ~ law
E. G. HANDY,
Police Cficer, Third District.
1t will thus be seen that my bresd y "a 2 ounces
heavier than the law required and for this offence
have been threatened with foe an confecs,iou by
the officers Of the Corporation. This IL certainly
the most extraordinary Interpretation Of law that
has ever falen under my notice, and II remains to
he seen wbeiher q Washington Jury will sustain the
Corporation in any such monstreus pretensons.
oct est W. BAVEHNER.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06
Observation-Disclosures.
FlStII(1NARIFM UJJNFII
NEW FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY AND FANCY G0OD

TUsT received and selling rery loo, finest French
ID Flowers and Ribbone. steam Bonnsts aud
Gesthers Mohair Head Dresses, velvets, sst'ns and
Silks, Blond Lace Cap Trimming, Hosier', Gioves,
Combs, Brushes aud Perfsmery, and all kinds OF
goods in t. Millinery and Fancy lire
N B.-will open on the 9Th OF October select
assortment of winter Bonne's, which will ccmparp
in taste aud fashion well price With any in the
city. sHkDDs:
oct e-3t INIT No. 502, Eleventh at.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06
UNDERTAKING & CABINET nsKIEG.

V"ON-&&1 z A21FO & VAu1NLI AAoA1NU
fENlb advertiser returns sincere tbanks TO his
l. friends ena the ppbiio In .xz=---s.zzz...
general Z tn jr past patronage, ~ 81 - -
and inf rms them th~t, With In
CT astd facilities. he Is prepared -
t. att nd to all IL bis line of tysinssE With
prem. tness and cispa:ch H gives his p-rsoasl
untiou TO Upaertshiog, and tho requiring bis
ieryicss will a.wavs hud him careful ard cbl,gine.
Calls attended to az all hours, dsy and night.
In tn cabinet making line he trus' to be able to
give sasfs cton heretofore. His estzbi.sh. nent
is on Ia avenue, Nos. l85 aud 1855, betw cen l7tb
and 18th tts +, First Ward, Washington
3d. JOSEPH GAWLER,
oct b-lm Cabinet Maker and Under aker
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

D-Our paper was not served until late
hour last evening, owing to disarrangement
OF machinery in our press room. All is now
right once more, and we trust it will be long
before the patrons Of the Star are again dis
appointed from such a cause
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06
CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY.

a. 1 have ,u5C received anu opeutd ~
AsAgrsa. sss'rtmeOt Of Clocks Watches. R1i
~ aud Je~ery, ali Of which will b. so d FH |
NAY ehsspsr tran similar goods can b Ee-g
houlht in tie District. ] have on hsnI ftv
costlv Watches which will be sold a great barCaid
if Gel ed for On, at j Ro8INsON'S
Jewelry Store, opposite Browns Hotel
oct Sim
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06
DIED,

DIED,
On the h instant, Mrs. CATHERINE FILM
IN the 18th year of her age native of Ireland coun
of Wexford. = - N'
On the 9Th instant, GEORGE NELSON, ipfanl
son OF John A. and Dolly Ann Ruff, aged years
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

0~ hoTICE.-A regular meeting of the
lkS Board of Directors of The WASHINGTON Build
ing Associa ion will be held at o'clock THIS EVE
MING, In Union Academy, corner of N. York ave
nue. and 14th str let.
--.--------- J. P. DICKINSON,
&C, o-it~ s- Secretary
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06
PAIL Axp WINTER FasHIeys.

AIRS A. spEIS will open on Tussasy, October
NI 18th, . new i'h afo tlient Of Fall aud
Wiuter nj ESS EATS, CAPS and Heal Dresses
MIlire y Rooms No s56 streets.
49,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

1--WE have seen an illustrated prospectus
of volume descriptive Of tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, which is to contain near two
hundred engravings. twill make an instruc.
tive and entertaining ornament for the parlor
or library. Samuel B. Hicko1, agent for the
work, will canvass for subscribers in this citv
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

The Hon. John Wheeler.-A Hard" nom
mating Convention for Judiciary oficers) took
place in the Congress ional District of this
gentleman on the day before yesterday, where
in his friends were Overwhelmingly defeated
Mr.. W., some time since, assumed the position
Of an independent-no party-candidate for
reelection. This, together with his ulta anti
Nebraska-isms, have settled the question
against him, SO far as his hope for the further
support of any wing of the Democratic party
is concerned. This was made plain in the ac-
ton Of the judiciary convention above referred
to, wherein his friends were beaten clean out
Of sight. As there are dozen dist nguished
Wings ambitious to succeed him, it is not pos
sible that he can be extensively supported by
the Wings Though the New York Tribune
processes to be in his favor a large majority Of
the Wings of that district are intensely Silver
Greyish, whish renders it certain that the
Tribune's advice will have little weight with
them.
General Sam Houston.-We clip the follow
ing paragraph from the New York Evening
Post:
"General Houston is announced as one of
the speakers in the course of anti slavery lee
lures to be delivered in Boston. The Journal,
in announcing the fact, says: 1t is now ten
years since Gen. Houston has visited Boston.
His noble s and against the Nebraska bill has
won for him hosts Of friends"
General Houston, though his course upo
the Nebraska bill and one or two other some
what kindred questions has made him many
bitter enemies at the South, entertains no SYM
patty for +" anti-slavery" whatever. He is
against the positions Of his Southern antipa.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

PIANO FokTES To RtNT-ser.
.kfs5z sSssss eral trst rate 6octsve Piano Pnrtes
Nj Ii 10 rent at IS pr mon,h to careful
Y peTso ms. Enquire at
HILBUs 4 UITZs
oct Music DsTot
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

ga INWARD -Straysd away about Che llth Of
QDC september, large red, horned COW <1161f
Portions Of thu hack snd belly Z arked with lS5s
Whit; crop IF the | II and slit IN tie
right; gave milk when she strayed CT. The above
reward viii bs paid for hsr delvsrr ct lie Wood
and Coal Yard of TGsvers d stoF,r. IN WASH gton
or George own, at Jhs re.idsrcs Of Capt sve-s,
nea' Washington brewery &C; 3-3Vs
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

GREAT ATTRACTION.
loo dUzeo liner M eric Handkerchief from
IoO csuts upwarrs
50 dcz. grss' linen Uantssrchiefs from IS cents up
ward very chap
French worked @ liars N great variety, very low
Worke avn and nu lin Sleeves
Worked mb-ic Ssirts
240 pair French KID Gloves, st 50 cents, worth 10
cents
Call aai tuy cheap for cash At
WI y. RILEYs,
cor. Eighth street. OPP site Centre Market.
o~4Q IN
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-06

FoE HIRE-A NEGRO BOY n years II age,
Il q slave for life Enquire JAS. IL. Birch.
oct 3-les
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
A Valuable House and Lot
at f4RbliC Sale.
M Ill. be sold at Public Sale, on

FS% wv III. be sold at Public Sale, on
H1IH THURSDAY, the 18th day Of
'HA1A JULY next, 1854 at Levi Coverdale' S
Hotel, in Smyrna, Del, at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ, a
HOUSE and LOT, containing about al Acres
OF good, clear ground. This property is three
miles from Smyrna, situated on the road leading
to kenton, near Parsons Hill, on the fork Of
the road, and adjoining the lands of John l..
b IBIllderback, Henry Massey and others, The
House was built for store and dwelling. 1t
Is new two-storied Brick Building, (l6 by 3O,)
Inavlng been erected last summer; it has
Kitchen back, with good cellar. A well of
good water, with pump, in the yard, This
is fine situation for Store.
THE CONDITIONS of Sale, are Ten
per cent of the purchase money to be paid on the
Lay of sale; the remainder, to make up five
luRdred dollars, within sixty days; five years
'redlt given for the balance, if required.
ANY person wishing to purchase can call and |
1xamine the premises.
JOHN 3. BISSON.
June ID. '54.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
TRIMMINGS

SoNF DICTIONARY AND STATIONARY.
WI MS MARY A. ROBERTS takes ihis method ~
tb.' ntsfr''ns the Indies of Smyrna and vrinitv,
m'nt Of TRIMMINGS, consrslinp IN nart a H''
sIri' f''nnlh2"' Cloak Trimmings Cloak P.Iei,f.
yc y,'''Yc' h Eevei' Lace toods hid Gloves "s.ery'
ConIia lay d goo" lol ot CONFECTIONARY sush as
s,o,',I Cfa'eeS' Lemons, &c. She also keeps con
slaLlly on hand an assortment Of S'TATIONAVV
SUsh Shs as , Letter Papor, Envelopes. Pens Ink &C.
bo- "oiu embrace thus o pUrtunily OF returning
ened hanks tothOse who have extended Their
a'Iohage to her heretofore. and OF soliciting con-.
.lnnancc OF the same, promising thai she viii snare a.,
pans 10 please her customers "''' spare no
Smyrna Nav 2Ia53~Iv. D.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
ADAMS Il SUFFER-

WHOLESALE
~ 81 ,ToMMlSSION MERCHANTS.
nO. D, Water street, PhiIadcEvLiG.
HAVE for sale, low for cash.
$50 boxes .lerkner o. Cheese
IOU tubs prime Goshen Butter
SoO hegs and bbls Penn and Ohio But,e,
d5O bbis and kegs Lard
TOo TUo poxes Colgate's d Kingsford pearl Starch
ioO boxes Coxe's pearl Starch 1'l '''"''"
$50 boxes CaslIe Soap
200 boxes Olive Soap
iOO boxes Colgaie's Pale Soan
~, 10 cases fresh Olive Oil. ais and n,s
$4,000 lbs Sal Soda s"''
Spices in all varieties oro,na o,,.,,
Fearl Barley, white Beans. San So@n hna aiu "hoie'
Spit Peas. Corn Starch, Pine ami AZ
Baking Powder. Farina' Sealed Pbpprr;, Pp,r uo' C..
Chocolate, Cocoa Broma Raisns Soda LuIIil's'
lie Yarn and Lamp Wick. InJigo N",'' Sa'fr"'us'
Hemp and Canary Seed Rice FIour Goaso ~
haCcaron and Hermicill troc,s N"'''e bA-
Lemon Syrup. Mustard seed, etc.
April l9'5l-3m.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
TO THE AFFLICTED.

THE subscriber adopts this method of inform.
u ing those who are afflicted with Rheuma-
tism, that he has recipe for making prepa-
ration that will effect sure and permanent
cure of their disease, no matter of how long
standing 1t may be, whether Inhammatory or
Chronic. 1t was discovered about the year
1886, by his father, who, after having been
afflicted very severely for upwards of ten years,
with rheumatism, was entirely restored to health
and soundness by its use 1t has never been
presented to the peblic before, but has, like an
angel of mercy, been doing good in a secret
way, it having cured many to whom the SUBJ
scrlber has recommended it. It doea not pro-
Tess, like many quacks, to cure all the ten thou.
sand diseases to which humaD flesh is heir, but
merely TO cure Rheumatism, for which it is an
infallible remedy.
The subscriber having determined to leave
smyrna, has left the recipe with DENNY
STEVENSON, SR., Broom Maker. under the
Herald Office, Commerce street, of whom the
article can be had at any time, either in % ct.
or so ct. Bottles. as' '17h p, II
30 44.ZoE VIM, II. START.
June IA, ls54-it
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
Smyrna TacIaTrle ShOD.

S~zz[A llE subscribers beg leave 10 an nomce
i TO The public, that they still con
z1sggg114zssS lnue AT their old stand IN Commerce
o.,,,,.,, Street u fit np all kinds of MILL, and
~ UiIiEK MACHINERY. having Lathes, Drilling and
"rhlhg Siachnes by steam; they are prepared To
H,I1 ,,ltn anu pore to orier MILL SPINULES SHAFTS
WHEELS; @c. They manufacture superior Thresb'
Img ana WinnowIng machines warranted CORN
Li'rHS which wlll she'll $50 bushels per hour
rom IOOO TO 1900 per day, and separates the cohs
from he gran They are prepared TO furnish TARw SS
ny ny OfENSlLS Of all kinds. Please give them
ca'l and they Will accommodate on Yeasnnble terms
s.. CLEGG, ELLIOTT a. co
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
Farm ers. Attention


LEINAU'S AMERICAN
FERTILIZER AND UPER PEIOSP ATE OF LINE
HAS NO EQUALH
phEFAhED sKpr SLY tuS WHEAT and GRAIN
l. OF all kinds. CORN, POTATOES and GRASS: IS
suitable for all soils. One barrel is sufficient for an
acre OF Land; far superior to Guano and at half its
price can be had at 50 SO per barrel Of S2j per ton
oI HZ1O bs Method OF using IL, scattaT BroadcasI
ana harrow IN To be had Of lhe proprietor only
GEO. A. LEINAU PrOpr
No l9 South Front St PhIladeIpbia
o Used successfully. by DIR. William w, Claike of
rC,maladeiphlG, George Graves. ESl Mr. Field q Fox
Chase. p. MIR. David Of Mount Airv, Mr. Jannv
aucks County. Mr.. Rhoads. Montgomery count
Mr.. Charles Wood, Isaiah Wood & Brothers. Nev
Jersey MI B0udInOtt OF Burling ton tty New Jersey
Mr Bond OF Salem, New Jersey, Mr Troutwlne
Abingdon, Bucks County, Pa, Mr. Trainer If Dela
ware County, Alessrs. Coleman a. kitchener Of salem
county, New Jersey, MIR. MahaIey Of MARIETTA. Pa
an ana most OF Farmers ia Delaware New Jersey
Pennsylvania and else where y'
Farmers making Muck Hills. will find a few barrels
invaluable. For FRUIT TREES,-whirh il viii
greatly benefit by being scattered around after tbev
nave been dug abOut-a hight coating For Sale onIy
by. GEO A. LEINAU. Pron,r O'iiy
No. l9 South Front ST. PhiladeInhia
N:B--The American Fertilizer has been used ssc
cessfuly IN the Islands of Bermuda and Barbadoes
[ly.l
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS
and Masous.

PROPOSALS will be received by the sub.
= scribers, for BUILDING a Brick M, Il.
Church, 40 by 60 feet, in this place, and fur.
Dishing materials for the same. The whole
contract taken by one person preferred. Place
and specifications can be seen by calling on the
subscribers. II is desirable that all Proposals
should be handed in by the 4th of July next.
when they will be opened .sAsfl
au lu EDWARD LORD, n" E2aH"2
STA has FRISBY B. CLARK, Committee.
j. T. VAN BURKALOW, \ 4. t.lM
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
Amy Thing lhat Won WANT

At: subscriber respectfully inlorms the citizens of
"Dyrha' and vlcInity, thal he has always on h md
S,a1;Sealu alu splendid assrimeDI Of Books and
20 cS:1nallohsrV; also, SNUFF, SEGARS and TOBAC.
,,Lo" JuGn as Fine Cat, Anti-Nervous and Cavendisb
rnnIi eE e aas lUS received from Balimore Fishing
t'nIn"'bl Va AZ descriptions; Harrison PERFUMERY
T"rt M9naies, Pocket kpiyes Glass and Brjiannia
lIAM[S' 6AtGiceFd"ons, FIDLINS. 30 hGur and epbt
10Y Ui'CAS TOYS great Variety of Centec-
avis and Halls 1'o ANfesu'
~ ne mas also large variety fmanyethcrar.clcs
~ M ate 100 Numerous TO mention, Please call n
Commerce Street. Sny rna >
june |, 1853. EnyVApn,U,Do
Smyrna times., 1854-07-26
Smyrna, April 26, 1854,
NEW RICH AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS.


oona ~ ~ ~ %ihEENE' date with L. J. Levy s. Co. having
All M; uie largo aud splendid store, s. f. corner of Arch
rara I miGtl streets Pbiladepha with stock Of rrL
,nn. re ana ashionabe Dry Goods Of h latest imrl,.
mantHo HTs THs IN part of rich, plaid and striped Silks.
Imsan Va yelTelS Bareges and Nlouselin De IamcS
lmrge pald GnghaIns plaid and figured De Lanes
Goods IeS s,nh ah9 PFIols Of elegant patterns PLAN
"ou H" S9taoie or Friends, LINENS Lawns Com6rirs
c1uJ;nn Hosiery. ETC.. Of every DESCRIPTION, IN
eo i1rse ana beautiful assortment of Nlantillas of
10y 10y siuue style and color, got up with snecaI care
IJfp nue. ms ~ Sw. supervision, ready TO furnish The
Joods n, , ,y ra ana viciHity, with any Of the above
GUMS 1n at ne very lowest prices
s,to te c LaA IN DeP9rkR@nt comprises every known
houses, elc. ie"' iA''eis' SoaFuIllg'
nt ne hoolERY Department consists of the largest
establishment in PhIladelphIa, -'"'' III "''y
h .lo ~ u. from ms long experience and connection with
ne "' extensive houses IN the nitcd States and his
AesNe facilities, feels assured that he can ctir M
@ 70 ~ "Aa3 may iaI or him With "a call seldom
met with IN PhIlade phia or elsewhere. >''''
1erns invariably, One Price and no Deviation
J. ID. GREENE,
April 5, 'H-3m ''''''o'P"a'