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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-29

The undersigned, ioae gaarantor) Of lnae Aa o and
state taame the sta name 81 second iSranora, Se
hereby undertake. that the above me bidder bid
dYsl his sneiU Offer
United States within fifteen days
notice. through post oice Of acceptance II hei
offers before mentioned.
l Witness
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PORN OF OFFER.
FORM or GUARANTEE.

The undersigned -,o OF --, in IN. State OF -- and
- of -,i st,t. of -, hereby guaranty that, in
the bid OF
Office
cnij the contract far The with good aud sufficient
ard In shall
guaranty good the
said -. that Which may 10 accepted.
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CHARLESTON, MASSACHUSETTS.

No l. white oak plank stock logs No whte-oak promisca-
timber. No. A. whieo oak keel pieces. yellow pine
plank stock logs No 6, yellow beans No. yellow pine
mast timber No. 9, white No, TO- white ds
butts ash cypress No H., black walnut and chey No
locust No l3 white ash hickory bars No Is, black
No. 10, gnumvin. No IL, composition copper
bar steel No 49, iron spikes nails No pipe nine
No a. hardware. No %, pnins oils No. canvas
No IS, cotton No % fax and iwine No "a,
glass. No 49, leather No. %, No. 10,
bunting dry goods No o. pitch, 49, soap
low. No "a, ship chandlery No. IS stationery No. &c. Are
WOO r.
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aisnu'ura Of two gaarantors q Z D. ..

TIMBER No g. yellow pine plank stock logs No. 7, yellow
mast timber No while pine No TO- cypress No
black walnut and No. 49, white
ash hickory No Ia
No 49, ignunvilm No ~ composition and copper is
zinc, lin No 81 hardware No 70, pants oil No ~ fax
No. rs, cstton No rs, haY
~ glass No 2o leather. No 49, hose. 49, brushes No al
bunting dry goods No 3D. pitch rosin No 80, soap,
low. a. ship chandery No. 49, stationery No, %
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
. i g d

On the 9Th nst, in this town, John McCRAcK-
EN, aged ID years.
On the 2d inst. in Raymond's Neck. near
Smyrna. BENJAMIN HAcKErr, in the 27th year
ct his aye.
On Sunday afternoon. July 29h, at the resi-
dence Of her husband in Georgetown, Mrs.
Penelope X. LAYTON, wife of Caleb S. Layton,
E~q.. aud daughter Of the Hon. Caleb Rodney,
decd, IN he fiiy-sixth year of her age
Near Stanton, on the ID inst, HANYAH c.,
wife OF S.mon Cranston, aged about 10 years.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
Premium Venetian blinds,

\. BKITTON q O., Manufacturers, whole
sale and retail dealers, No. 81 North Second
-, street, above Market, Philadelphia.
The largest, cheapest, and best assortment of
Plan and fancy BLINDS of any establishment
IN the United States. Shades of every variety
at the lowest market prices. Bur iIollancs 5
and Store Shades made to order at short notice
Give us call and save expense. We study to
please. lnay2-3,1.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
TRIM m l ID G 8,

Lace Coils anu Variety Stor.
EUST received a new and fresh stock of
~ Spring Goods, such as plaid and bleached
Muslins; kid, silks, lisle-thread and cotton
Gloves, Cambrcs, Swiss, Jaconett, white and
colured DrlllIngs, Laces, Collars, Spensers,
Undersleeves, PLAIN and worked Handkerchiefs,
stamped Collars and Strips; a good assortment
of Hosiery, Work-B Baskets, Ind,lllble Ink,
Paper, Pins, Needles, Buttons, &C., &C.; also,
Ribbons and Millinery Goods; few pieces Of
neat style Calicoes' and Ginghams. Also, a
good assortment of Confectionaries, and every
other article usually kept in a
trimming and Variety Store.
All of which will be offered at very small
profits to any and all who will favor the sub.
scrlber with a call, feeling confident she eau
sell "a cheap as the cheapest.
Come and see before you buy.
MARY A. ROBERTS,
Commerce St, below Main, Smyrna, Del.
Ja.I0, Ap4, 1855. ly
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
LAWS a. XXHaXCrS'

PENN MARBLE WORKS, Callowhill
street, between Front and Second, Phla-
zi-15delphia. The subscribers have constantly
on hand large assortment of Monuments,
Iombs, Grave Stones, posts for Cemetery Lots,
Marble Mantels, &c.
Building work of all kinds executed. They
would also say to those that are dcsirous of pro-
curing anything in their line, that they may
depend on having all their orders executed III
the very best manner and on the mos reasonable
terms.
Persons in want of the above articles will
find it to their advantage to call before purchas.
ing elsewhere. PETER +. LAWS,
mayo JOHN p. WEAVER.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE TINES.
II a 4 III ED .

On the 2l inst, by Rev =. Mansfield, Mr..
GEoRGE BAKER and Miss ANA B. AvAuLr both
o! APp"qunmnk Hundred
On the 23I uIt., by the Rev. Mr.. Merrill.
Mr.. SAMUEL CorNsELL to Miss SARAH L. HEM
NoNos, OF Milford.
In Nlim;ns ton, July 2lih, by tie Rev. Mr..
Crooks, 1ir. TnoMAs VANDEsER to Miss CArnr-
RISE FANDEyER, both of New Castle county.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
FOR SALE,

<n At Daniel Cummins' Farm, near
~ Smyrna, thoroughbred, three-year
LAZ2- old STALLION, of a bright bay
color. and Is hands high, with black main and
tail, black legs, and small white star on his
forehead. The pedigree of the horse can be
seen at this office. AS the owner intends going
west, he will be sold low. Persons wishing to
see the horse, will call prior to the 10th inst.
JOHN O'BRYAN.
Aug. 9, 1855.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
Spring Goods. IS5:5.

j. ID. GREENE has now in ms Store a large and
choIce stock of Spring Dress Goods, which he pa
nic"larly asks the attention OF the Ladies Of Smyrna
De'utiu' Srrhg SILKS, iromG2t 10 - jU;
barege and trcnddInr Roses
French Lawns ard jacol,,s. pam Cau,brcs ana
fercai British and Frcuch i'rIuis.
,'aI"Sr Delanes, Summer Mou- ci.u Sc
nlScrh >urer Black SILKS, uacqa,lcd IN ca!or ami
4dtiIY. StaW!S ana AluuiIuo ia great ytrciy am, al
HE lowest rrlccs
j. D. t'reenr mas but Onc Pr.cc and thai the lowest
l"F c2sFI. Corner oi Mn I'll y ARCH Streets rh.a-
driphll. rAinr o. t,
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
Furnitnrc ! FIrnitllrel y

r~---z=- H. + HOOVER. respectfully 60
- -. informs his customers Of Sn, ma g.
etttzz-s...3sS aud the people generally of the ~
county. in want of Furniture thar
they will find ii greatly to their advantage uc!;sc
at his Warehouse, where they viii find n large stock
ot lhe most modern les TO select from The ,ub
scrber hees 10 say that his facilities foraanuacuring
and buying hS mnierais tor cash, and having no An.
pfenncea hut EN- Oyng jhc best of workInen enables
MIN 10 offer ere. u dGCcmrnis To those m Wanf o
really good Furniture a; low prices rs he much prefers
the nImb.c sNpCucc 10 the slow shining All
goods bought al his Wareranms VIII he warranted aud
II INTENDED for me cognry VIII be packed wlih care
and dispatch H. 7. HOOVER
No l25 South SECOND street. below Dock
west side, PhiadelphIa.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
ECN CsiIAAi.
Arthur's Patent Self-SeaIine
G a "a S

TOT FreScrUtng FfeSh Fruits, TOmdttOeS, d'c. ;
Il. IIermelical Sealing.
FE'IIESE Cans, which sealed by the IIousekeer-
erS without the aid OF timer and upcn easi =,
without injury to the can, rapidly coming inlo
general use. Full directions for putting up fruit ac
cOmnnyng the cans and the work is so easily per
iormed that by their ue every family may have fresh
ifuIt and on their tables all winter at sum-
mer prices.
PRICES Pint Cans $500; Quart 50 sc; HafCal.
Ion $500; Three (lnarIs SI.2j; Gallons So 5t0 per
dozen. The different nest in Ordor to secure
economy in transportation Country Stnrekeepers will
find thus article One of ready sale Manufactured aud
said by ARTHUR. BURNHAM g. co
No. 90 South Tenth RI. Phiad'a
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
Another Prize Medal award,

To Il. MCLAIN, for the best PERFUM ME-.
and Fancy SOAPS, at the late Fair held
IN Washington City.
+. M'CLAIN'S highly perfumed Vegetable
OIl.-This important discovery possesses proper
ties which we believe no other article of the
KIND does. 1t will cleanse the scalp, produce
lnll and beautiful growth Of hair, its medc-
nal Qualities aid nature and render the hair
healthy, moist and pliable, and yet so pure that
1t VIII not soil hat nor bonnet Manufactured
by l.. M'CLAIN, Perumcr and Chemist, at
ms large and new establishment, No. LOG North
Sixth streets, below Race, Philada.
~ R-Constantly OH hand large assort-
ment OF Perfnmery, Soaps, and Fancy Articles
DscoUn; to Wholesale Dealers, from Is TO %
per cent. lor cash. may2-3m.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08

A WARBURFOA'S Cheap Store where will he
"A t'uud splendid nad cheap stock caistanilv re-
Pcnished from New York and Philadelphia Auctions of
EAlBROiDElttk.S-lh all the newest designs of
every DESCRIPTION imported at prices which ca laIl
10 ns'OI Fh and please
LALE nooDS--In the choicest pattern OF Eng lish,
ttrHcn atd GeTnnn rs well selected aud extensive
Sloch be iuund ia The ciIs.
GipN rs, Hosiery, imp rled Alusns and Fancy
Hoods. Millinery Go0ds cut at Wholesale prices. An
extensive assortment OF Goods suitable for the trade
winch Will be offered the nd vantugeOus terms
ut WARBURTON'S
1903 South Second street.
apll-Snl Second door below Spruce, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
IMPROVED

Super Phosphate Of Lime.
THE subscriber Inlouns Dealers and Farm
ers that he has greatly improved the quality Of
his Super Phosphate Of Lime, and now conf
IDENTITY recommends til article manufactured
by I'M, as superior to any in the market You
are invited to call, examine aud try it, Also,
Peruvian and Mexican Gutno, Oh, Candles,
soap, &C, at the lowest marEet ratas.
JN0. l.. POMEKGY,
Successor to Thos. y. Morgan,
No. and 10 South Vharyps. Phlladciui4ta.
u Farmers can load on two private alleys,
aud avoid the clOwdcd wharf.
JnIy I@-%n.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
.5o.:m l,,s : Eshcumatic FIuii.

! o. Il. cuce ., All Diseases cnrabie by an external
a?pIcnlOH, -ucn as ltheumiusm. Dropsy, Guui
iirad aud Fsrtnarna Cuts, Spralns, Bruises, Old
Sore. Sore +iplics, Scad Head. Burns and Scalds
IN shoH all Aches PfIus, SweIlings, in1ammalIuns
aud Soreness Of the JOINS or Limbs.
\" it'nly ~hbuld j0 wIlnnn bottle of this Fluid. rs
all are more Or less Liable be afflicted With some Of
the a5n"e painful disc -cs, particularly Burns lnI
Scais. which It Will prevent frpih bserng iGappcd
IA time. and winch alone make an invaluable faml
y medIc.mc. Try IL, ye aifl'ccd.
Large bottles, 81. Snt.i ones. soc.
Invented amd hInuuiIcIurrd lay Dr. J. u. IVY,
Dover. !!ol., and iOr sale by THOMAS MAGENS,
smyrna ~ + RUEiON, Dover aud FOX &
oPICER. Le'psIr, Del. July25 -3m
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
WILMINGTON
BOot and Shoe Mandatory.

Having been constantly engaged in Manutac
turing Boots and Shoes in this city, for the las
five years-lt is needless 10 speak of the patron
age received during that time-and being con-
Stantly solicited by many of the Shoe Dealers
ot me surrounding country to extend our mann
featuring, so as TO supply them with goods OF
Our make nearer home, in Small or Large lots,
with Stout or Light Work, with small or large
sizes, &c, as they may wish or;-,ouh Prices
II anything, lOtocr than those Of PhVGdeiphia,
for the same kind Of ,oork, is oar basis. 1t
will be borne in mind that Wilmington is the
producer Of the best of shoe materials. such as
Morocco, Sole Leather, CalESkins, &c; a nd
being well supplied, at all times, with the best
"f workmen and binders, which is the ground.
work of our undertaking, we are now prepared
10 supply all those who come in our route, and
the trade ofthls State, as well uson the borders
of Maryland and Pennsylvania, with Boots sand
Shoes ot every description.
BE 1t remembered, that Wilmington, at the
last Fair held in Philadelphia, took the preuri-
um for producing the best Moroccos, over that
noted city ior this article, and several times has
NtIn.H ton took NEEDLES Tor pro3rc D.. ''-
hest Annricau Calf-Skins and Sol. t..A'.ei.
which make it nGturdiiV boot aHd Slo, i.s. j.-
itcturiag city. The Eastern munn.... -,r. =.
W'tl bu, few exceptions come here adJ GaGr
va o@f ClotucCOs, Sole feathers ana cL.i-SH H.,
hlnutac'ur2 boots and shoes OF these art. t.c!es
at home, aud then return them to our markets,
L. be '.spoSed OF at price necessarily higher
thln ina; tor whlch our own people could make
and s"l! them. The saving OF the trlneaorta-
ton of these goods to ard from the EASTERN
cities, 70 our retail dealers, wi,i bea cousldcra-
biz item
Our Inc of route will be-Rod Lion, 81
Georges, Cantwell'a Bridge, the Frt7. II !alc-
I wn, B.ackbird, SMYRNA, Lpips c, Dover
Camden, Canterbury, Frederica, Milford, ,iieorce-
town, lead Of Sassatras, Norwich, Midd!etown,
Back, Glasgow and Newark.
We will keep gentleman constantly to at
tend to orders, seeing goods made up and de-
lvered as Per order, and Will visit the above
named places from eve'y one to three weeks. a,
the business Will require.
Our goods, regdrJ prices. cannot be sur
passed. Shoes, large or small sizes, will be
at the same prices. lii ali cases our
goods are warranted.
c. FLANIGEN.
Wilmington, June 81, 1853.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
MENICAN GUANO.

THE attention OF Farmers is requested TO the ioI-
loving Analysis and statements of This valuable ina
MEXICAN GUANO i. the richest that has been
brnnghi TO this country IN PhosphaeS.
PhnS2honc AcId is the valuable element nf all ma
nures, and tins GuanO contains nearly 81 per cent be-
ing much stronger Than the Peruvian Guano
The peculiarIiIes Of this Guano, are;
II Is nntnJdred 10y the and is not washed out of
the soil by the rams IN less than thirty years
1t Will double the crop Of Corn, if Phosphorc Acid
is detirIent in the SOIl.
IL is cheaper, more permanent and more certain
than PERUVIAN (iuano. On land already surfeited by
too frequent applications of ammonia in Peruvian
tnano the Mexican Guano by It's great abundance OF
Phosphaies, will restore health and Vgor For sale by
}. B. A. j s. ALLEN,
June l3}m. PhladnInhio
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
BUSINESS CARD.
EEORGE XV. CUYEMLNS

GEEURWE ". CUNAWkNS.
OFFICE on Main street, first door above the
Bank of Smyrna"
MEALS in all kinds of Grain and Seeds,
~ Stocks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, Checks,
and Specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood,
&C., &c.
His Vessels ply regularly between this, and
Philadelp phia and New York, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March 81, lS5E-Iy.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
consumption
Chronic DiScaScS OF Enn1

Chronic Diseases OF Females.
lR. :. PANCOAST No Iit Spring Garden street
~ above Ninth ST, Philadelphia. has adopted an
Eoropean course OF practising Medicine, viz the
cumming Oh practice To one or more special forms of
disease Diseases Of the Chest, incluiiRg Consumn.
non, and Chronic Uterine Diseases are The two sne
raliles that viii IN the future receive special atten
I"l' Confirmed Consumption treated by Inhalation
me most successful mode OF lreatnent adopted IN
EUROPE for This lnveerate disease lnvalids al dis
"''Cc visited II IL is So requested. (apll-6m.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
Good City Property
TO EXCHANGES FOR Ian

in MARYLAND OR KENT CO, DEL.
The undersigned will exchange his Property
IN wilmington, which is as good stand tor
business as any in the city, with any one hav-
ing land IN either OF The above nuIned p ,ces.
lie will also exchange his property in Brandy
wine Village. consisting of Dwelling, Stable
and Carrlage-house. The property s ~ goo.
order and can be rented, at any time, for SP2.
to $3OO per year, and can be leased from one
to five years. The tax is low-only $7.00.-
Iherc Is at present business done of from IF
teen to eighteen thousand dollars, and can be
increased. The above is one of the best open
ings in The State for Doctor, as the place is
rapidly improving.
Persons wishing to exchange will address,
VIM. II. REYNOLDS,
JuIy1S.Gw Wilmington. Del.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
FARMERS, ATTENTION.

100 TONS NOW READY. Leinan's
-AO" Improved Superior Phosphate OF
Lime, at cents a pound, or $40 d ton. A
large discount to dealers that purchase to sell
again.
100 tons Ienan's American Fertilizer, So. 80
harrel-suthcient for an acre-or $s25 ton of
barrels, half the price Of Guano and will not
burn the seed.
LOGO kegs Lcinan's Improved Fertilizer for
Fruit Trees and Grape Vines, with directions
for using it-sl % per key, or $3.50 per bar
rel. large discount to Dealers
1000 kegs Leinan's Fertilizer for Grass
Lands, Lawns and Grass Plats-Sl % per key
or $500 per barrel. A large discount to deal
ers.
Also-Pure Land Plaster, Powdered Char
coal, Pot Ash, Nitrate of Soda, Sulphate of
Ammonia, Liquid Manure by the hogshead.-
Bone Dust by the barrel, hogshead or !, 900 do.
Yucatan Guano. A cargo of 700 tons, 20 per
ct. PhOsphates by careful analyses, at IL cts.
a lb, or S35 ton by the barrel, ton or cargo,
of G. s. LEHMAN, Proprietor,
No. 10 South Front st., Philadelphia City.
o. Delivered free at any wharf or station
IN the city.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
WANTED

ITO establish by First Class Insurance Conpany ef
Il Philadelphia. an Agency in Smyrna Dover
Milford aud I-ewstown. TO person Of good business
habits, willing TO devote his IIme 10 the COinuany's
interest. liberal compensation will he allowed
Address. with reference, Box 800, PhIIaueiphia. =
Augl-3t
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
+. II. SMITH,
Port Monnaic, Pocket Book,
DRESSING CASE MANUFACTURER.
Y. w. cor. Of Eomrth and Chesinnt sis

DRESSING CASE MANUFACTURER.
n. w. cor. Of Fourth and Chestnut sts.,
PilILADEiPlIIA
Ai~aYS on hand large and varied assortment Of
Port AlunnaIcs, Work Boxes
Pocket books. Cubo,
Blmkcrs Cases, TRAVELLING RAYS
Note Holders, Backpou,mnu Enards
PORT FoiOs, Chess NIcn
Portable Desks T. .ckcf AIemoranduro hool,s
dressing Eases, Cigar Cases; &c.
Also general aSsOrlmcn, of English French md
German Fancy GOods. Fine Pocke, Cutlery Raznrs
Razor SIrops and Gold Pens. Wholesale, second and
thrd floors.
F, III SMITH,
y. w. corner Fourth and Chestnut sts Phila
n. Bon the receipt of 81, a superior Gold Pen
VIII be sent 10 any part of the United States by mail
describing pen, thus. medium, hard or soft
April IL, 'jj-ly.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
n EW DRUG STORE.

TIE subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens of Smyrna and vicinity, that he hes
opened new stock Of DRUGS and MEDl-
ClNES, at his Store, Commerce street, below
Main; and that every article . fresh and gcnu.
me, and ol the hest quality that can Dc procured
being selected expressly ;or Physicians Pre-
Scrptioms arH Family Use. ], Is his determi-
nation to sci. everything IL HIS me at the Low
est Prices at which articles ot the same quality
can BE- ha" elsewhere HIS connection with
the hest wholesale houses ia Philadelphia will
cnaJlc him 10 purchase goods on such favorable
terms a. TO compete with any others in the
trade. Upon those grounds he respectfully So
let's d Saare Of the pujIc patronage; which,
by strict personal attention to busines and an
accommodating disposition, it shall ever be his
study TO deserve and appreciate
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
PHILADELPHIA
Paint and ! urniSh Works.

FAINT and urMi@h Y EOrks.
Store, NO. SD *oatsa EyharVcs.
J. d. SPEAR, Manufacturer and Dealer in
White Lead, and white brown and black Zinc
Paints; Colors Of all kinds, dry and in oil
ground IN pure linsecd oil, Varulshcs of ali
Kinds and prices; Glue, Oils, Spirits, Turpen-
tine, Brushes, Glass, &c, &c. Eagle Works
pure Lead, $500 per loo lbs, in kegs, net,
cash. For cash you can purchase at low fg-
uro, and all things warranted equal to repre-
sentatlon. Please give me call for your own
interest as well as mine. aplI-3m.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
The Cheapest wall Papcr

IL NILUdWCSI EVa1I PapCr
W NAREllOCSEmPhi Philadelphia. Ii. A. Burton,
wholesale and retail dealer and importer of
Paper Hangings, No. 93 North Sixth street. ID
door below Race street, PHILADELPHIA. Every
variety of FlrebUard Prints, Window Curtains
Persons in want of Wall Paper, &c, will
find 1t to their advantage to GALL before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as it will be sold very cheap.
Country Dealers supplied at the lowest rates
may 2-6m.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08

C0isszsassssossc| s0r s5riss 3E;aa'p.
CHARLES y. NEAL
AITOt>.>'l. - law.
p R0 { roe ~ 4 HIRAEY r
OFFICE: 1j9a lyaInnt st,~oU'a sd. bel
tIith st., Pa 'a3elpha
- !'us'neas relaliaa /" Vessel Prosperity, N au-
wise connected with ihc Admiralty 5arlr,u'lr, auc.d.
oG ,D rnar 29-3m
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
JOS. c. GRIFFITH.

OFFICIAL the Office of Marion Green, ESQ,
Surveyor, Conveyanccr, Notary Public, &c.
IN the town OF Smyrna, on the corner of Mar
ket and Commerce streets
May %, l655-lY.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
i5.<. JOHN i. MOORE.

WOULD respectfully i.nrn his ;r:enas and
'h' community genera :, Lat - }.a, rt.....v.
his "i5ce TO IN" b - ~, &, ii lie unei;.... ~.
e"p'"d y Johp ,..,i Ken, Esq. ou .t4.t
'f'rl, .'.:f. Ga. ?" ~ "i;:c9 roc..., v
'f@"z,... h.". '' '.:.a.l. J.. Dr. = .s.,..-
-, III 'f-a.." a.l'. i.
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2.";apiiy attena,a 10.
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Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
ALSU3 viii be sold the following
PROPERTY EN SMYRNA:

3ie5;.:. A House and Lot on Delaware street /;
a;;III also, two Building Lots adjoining; will
4gE-Lbe sold together or seperate, as desired.
A House and Lot on Methodist street. Lot
of Ground, and House and Lot on Main St
Three Building Lots on North ST. Two Build
ing Lots opposite the Odd Fellows Hall. One
new, two-storied Frame House, with Back
Buildings, large and good, on Commerce street
One new, two-stored Frame Dwelling, with
Back Buildings, on South street. Also, 20
Building Lots not herein named.
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
GIRO ULAR.
m 0 UNIT VERNON.
NO. 80 North Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
&Ss4s 'TNHE undersigned having leased the above
EMjiH well known House, which has been
IAiIl Renovated and Re-modc led throughout pre.
senting beautiful Iron Front highly orna.
mental and ia fine Architectural Iaste moi suTnossed
by any in tho City, is open for the reception Of
visitors.
The Furniture Is all new, and has been selected with
care, from Kenkle's well known establishment m
Chesnut street. and is Of the latest and most iashoaa
blt style,
Having had many years experience, we 1arter eur
selves that by strict alIenIien to business and IN The
comirrls OF our guests, to merit and receive a share
of public patronage
The location for Merchants and others coming to the
CITY, is convenient, being the centre Of business
The reader is respectfully solicited to favor us with
call OH his Eext visit 10 the CITY.
l. l.. BARRETT, Proprietor.
June 6, ISjj-ly
Smyrna times., 1855-08-08
HOLD ON!LOOK HERE


GREAT BARGAINS!
At the Old stand formerly occupied by Geo
W. Cummins.
ry'uE undersigned bngs leave to ulorm the citizens
L oi Smyrna and vicinity, that they nu,v receiving
Cnd opening one OF the cheapest, pre- lues and best
stock Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
VAR Quccuss,,r~ &c.. ever offered to the public
Tlc !oiloE,Ug ,,pod7 embraced Ia their st0 ok
An exruatye ass0rlmcui Of Cioihs. plaln and fancy
CassImctte, sungs CaaIneres CnsiIIncrets, Linens
r jN truvais, iinndL erchrcis, Gloves lose half
iHBhiG Hose. Al>o, the latest styles Of DRESS
AILJ PATTERN !, oi every ia3rc--a splendid va.
rioty; Mourning Goods. Embroidcrirs; WHITE
Linen aud Domestic Gunds; Table and Tow al Dia-
per, Crash, White anI Brown Niusrs, Shoetngs
.gs1Sss DrIllngs, TIrkncs Chrchs, etc. etc =,
~kTSo Umbrels PGrasolE. sc. Also. B"oIs = 81 :
~S2s& Shoes an, GuIters, OF every size ard assSs
quality. iiaIs aud Caps of the latest
fashion. a large lot of Hardware. Qucensware, DC
and general assortment OF GROCERIES,, If the
best quality. ~
Our Goods being selected with view suiling the
various tastes OF different PURCHASERS and with due
regard TO the proper essentials "i good artcle,
invite tho public call and examine for ihemselv es
relying fully upon the merits OF the stuck, and the
low prices at which the same is retailed 10 speak IN
louder tones Of CONNIE ndatiOn than all the praises we
could lavish up0nlt. -
JOHN II. CATS.
Smyrna. April 4, '55-ly