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ADVERTISEMENTS, RENEWED EVERY DAT,
EDUCATION.


Gt q BOOKKEEPING. ARITHMETIC AND WRITING.
Dl s-Thiie Mr.. Renviiic, $50 Broadway, il re-
ctivng students upon fayorab BILE terms than
any other teacher his method of instruction i, unri
vailed. Refer ence given 20 hundreds who have been
taught hy him in this city during the past years.
dt1n BOOKKEEPING, WRITING. ARITHMETIC
bplVs EolBfAR'S academy, COO Broadway corner
Houston street Applicants ma for lessons Mt
the August terms. Those who enter to-day secure
seats without extra charge The course practical md
unlimited ladies private open day and evening
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4, e. HORfQN AUCT1uSfJ9i, Will SILL o.
". Tnpadsy - loN O'Clock, ~ 7i,te.nth stfeei.
nosr Ntpta svv,,ue tho stock and Gtture ~ grocery
consisting ~ sugurs teas nnlastes spires soAps
dice laors furniture aud barge retrgersi0r, hefss snd
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TIyo WIsIIIiN BANkS.--A GENTLEMAN ~ TN ciTi
i Of New York, having oycr so 600 dedteg the
agency Of Western bank Ills facilities inr pcrma
nen circulation eso large iu paric ulars win he given
upon iuiefvev or By note provided the application i
direct one and encioeipga proposition with all
particulars, 10 boz No T05 Sew yur Pos, once iycty
application win be held confidential aud returned not
accepted.
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signature.

rroroai sealed and directed @ the Committee f,r
tho Apifop aton 81 the sinking Fund d The Peruvian
debt IN nytr Of New Granada hnd ECUADOR
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A tt1iON NUTIi1.---IARGE AND PERlAPTOgY
"A sale Of crockery and glassware, by J. =. II. BART
LIT auot oi ecrfuerday, August 18th 1T 10 O'Clock
~ III Pear street very desirable catalogue sale Of Nil
Kinds q white granite dpt c. nn stone yellow ware
&c, also glassware, az kinds.
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A NY AMOUNT or CASH LOANED, OR PURCHASED
IA 81 sight, for nir prices Of diamonds watches rich
jeweiry plate merchandise and valuable personal pro
perty genersiiy by X WOOD 90 Fulton street second
door, front room, from 0 A. M. TO 5P NJ
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NtAsH LITERALLY ADVANCED on HoCsEUof o
~ furniture, pianos, gold watches, diamonds silver
plate nautical musical and surgical instruments fire.
ans mechanics tools dry goods and every description
OF personal property bought Tor cash and highest
price paid, At 20 Catherine street, by McCAIFgAy
WALTERS Auction AMI Commission Merchants.
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N,AyT baNTY LAND AND xyTtA Pay wrfss
~ e-tk-fbfy iNf5 sst Wfrifs rsr' - " "eI
- q A. III ~ 49,. ss,<e ffv5~ik~b viigss 80
h<fss-vfssngA'y ATTAINED ssi rad ~.
Fs.ssfs Ga wslDvs sRs hst't ~ Anssspa ~ = - -
sst assgs = sfssa.s al - llns q ls1.t ssNaN -
'Ntf' srgMAKD IUSSaI.
~. So. N.yf 81 $50 ST-ss.
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tt1 nnn-REdnyfR's CERTIFICATE on THE
Nl sOOO Commercial Bank Of New Jersey al
Perth. Amboy, for sale by NOBLE 4 MECKlfM 1es
Greenwich
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A UC1ioh hOI1CF.-,i BoGARr, AUCTloSEER.
Water street household furniture combating OF bureaus
tables chairs cottae best1ads feather beds aud bed
ding iooaing glasses, engrayng,, kitchen furniture
hc Sc.
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n, yOIGF COOK At1TfoSEIIl. --rI R.nUEE &C
" on Tits day next 81 l0i. O'Clock AZ ihs sfacious
sais- room. III Nassau street near bs"kmAn- lafg.
and tlrndid ~ rpasr0od, msbogAy oak sBf
walnut ibfnture consisting q elegant afior fnfnur~
suite n rosewood sri naah,wany % brocse piath
ard HAIR cloth. cngefes Frcneh teerrtahes D~AeAses
marble iop centre lido and ga tables, qaafie'ie@ ami
other fancy tables, music stand, boa AMI corner
a. nj ,ano stools eusr n fnade extension iininy tabs
ofssE sslnut ana ushoghBy dining rooua and psrlof
chairs s.as icte atScs lounges cssy and arm chair
rosewood snd mshaGany h~dstesd. ~ NE Elraee'hsn.
Iaus Az ana 0tiisr si0nsbie siybs palilas.es sDi
hair maliicses marble top plain and dressing bntosas
a.. vRshftsnss and eornfnoi'1l cane mi rub ses'
sasf ,As g. A. H. t ,.s ssis. ~. ~ r
ssre A. catalogues .op the morning q ale Hvefy
facility Afforded purchasers ior Dorinz AMI shipping
Ro,TluI. sACAS1gI. oAErs WAGONS HAR
NJ bsS-Tbss tay, - To-, ocio,A :, 81 isy street,
eorner d Ggesnrfh, sop tobacco. ssxsrs rsisn' hy
sess.. paai. soi.r. s,1'as lsgthisf, eiosis
covrTtt sroerf's -agon, srrtng art snf tsfnes.
" A GARTH Asci.onser
uFSRY y m1Is, ~. .rcTIosn7. -sIi,1utI Z
Ill sa.e x l~ney ary gods sess, smLfosssri~s ~.
ssesr0p.s ~. 5t Zine street, eenFnsins = y. 80.
a isee ABA Du2n eatss eoafs berni<'tss, hsnissf
chiefs s.fe1es A. "a go tnd thf'ti g@fss 'Da.,n.
thinning ,dgpgs, gimp veoJsn, ~ ~ ss'1"
hs-~ ara,t4. ai.IffA ~ frfngrs tAsafas ssfst.nsi
asons, an, Fsa ma.Ias pAsssob i.s. ,aHa,s brsshes
any gOs-. A. Ac Aiso ~ entff bt'@fes' epnn'rf.
a.. sases A. ~ dry rs.As stqfe fsfns cs.h.
dgfesis feg. fsl .-oan FL fafsha--,, N gf.sf
n Jo'is ol'.'I'. sA-,.r
rrseE1r ArCrpS1R VIII 11I. ~
Il nay w ~tIf co.-Jla rmrs2ay, No 39sh
a i - ots. y ~ ~. ,,,s. -, W 80.
- $500 80 b-ssyeto fVnhsfe. apt, AZ, ne,
phksat rssfy. O. sasa. fa4n q SLAM.
y-sT-f, r. Ann ArcTOSpE-BY sHsH non
Il t..fs eset = Ns1 STREET. - Ia, pfk.st. a.
- = ~ Msrslsa.s uhsHss fsiasbss hscss 40 "a
81 Ntsaf srf~t fFetfA ~ = 20 -4&lpy. bssse "a
~ - 9af4.f even ff~ssN. as1 fst er N.r9 ~,
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Turns with those for the previous week shows de.
crease in
Loans and discounts Observation-Disclosures. $40 $50
Specie OF. ..3.......... l. 3.2 s6y
Circulation OF. Observation-Disclosures. 280ll
'ePos 'oSiIl
II appears by this that in every department there
has been decrease, in some Of them to a consdc
rablc extent. The decrease in specie was antici
pated. Neither Of the two last steamers from Cali
fornia arrived in time to affect the returns for last
week. but their remttanoes will both go into this
weeks statement. The two steamers brought two
millions on freight and probably another quarter Of
million in the hands Of passengers. This will bring
mp the specie department another week, more per-
haps than it fell Off last The decrease In discounts
n an important movement-one, we trust. that viii
continue in the same direction.
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(tARRlAGIs FOR sAIE.--A SECOND HAND TWO
~ seat Ihaton with top back feat, slde seat
buggy two iight Top wagons three without tops
two seat shifting top wagon for two Jour persons
coed Boston gig, coach, &c, AZ 50 Edridgo street,
between Broomc and Grand.
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UIJ.1.IAnO.


/,DdJifsG .--iAIfys on sScsrf5Nycs HAVING AVI
~ 70 he ss1os y dlstess ~ esn 0btsis ~ 49,
etsh rfise. W rsnainw - ihs ssh.sfb<r, q - 80
efuse, No ~ iamrens sferf, ~ ~ West W.
fhff9rl she POI Onhes. W"b~'
fsifts ssssxAs1 ~ NJ fs,hsn
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spOSsrIsC.

DoATs.--PfIAgrRE BDArs on All DfysFuPr10Ns
ID ~ sounf " ibe celebrated saI harv~ snd
hnry hat AMI oar lamar 10 south street n, y 4's
bss ~ Cited out A. tso d.ys notice ,o1wihe~ .~
100 other bcat. Ten sr3 ersmtne & !. lsgKl<yiA-
DINATIA-IoW o. TfufTY .NfNTu FrIyrI
IN Nnfh river from III hove = tossrh fesssaof
areay faoguinx Angnsi -. between ~ fsAi. ist1
lGa 49, tnkngFn, al tea'N. - 800 30 bgtst = A
- ~ 10 ~ - Thirty ninth stree 10 ~ I'll
Nstasees sd tsck = fAfiy fn8 ltfaei aTftA 9atsf
uFthf4 - - pG,s ~ L. sy from ~ 49, -
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FINANCIAL

Gt Az O0n TO LOAN ON DIAaONIs, WATCH
RfVsOOO IS, jeweiry, and every description
~ merchandise In large small different 10 other
Offices Apply at COS Houston street ono block from
Broadway. s. MYERS, Agent.
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TNSTRUCTlON.-A LADY EXPERIENCED IN TEACH
ing, wishes for tuition in The afternoon to teach
rpgish French and music. Unoxcopionabic city refer
cnces. Address Tuition 3G7 Tenth street.
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A UC1IoN NCT1CK-J. DoGARr, AUcrIoNEEn, ny i.

a ICIluh ALIIUk--J. BOGAKT, AUCTlONttN, ny =.
IA BoGARr-This day, ,k2Sth, Mt iois O'Clock, al the
auction rooms, corner Frankfort and William streets,
large and extensive sale OF elegant household and hotel
furniture, removed from Union square by virtue OF
execution Faror suiis or furniture covered in broca
tel large and costly mirrors splendid large oil paintings
setees covered In crimson velvet large pier glasre
craving, chandeliers, gas fixtures. tetca-tete scfss
nah gaJy rockers. do chairs English ocloh carpets
silver plated WIRE china and orockery table gallery
mahogany French bcisteads, hair mattresses cut ocean
ters tumb!ers, marble top counter, clock iron SAFE
dressing and PLAN bureaus Kitchen furniture and uten
sls &c.
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Tota L. 500 Co.. e0i 49, s2o 37s 5s2 % 81 27s 55s
Exchanges for week ending August 90 so4, o22 sos
Do. do do. 27..... 103, 6l6, 94S
Balances do. do. 20...... 5,l72374
10. do. do. 27.... g. Asst 500
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HORsEs. CARRIAGEs. &C.

(tARRIAGE FOR SAIE--A VERY SUPERIOR ARSI-
~ Gle. on a new principle, with extra springs, &c
forming either bsrouche close carriage, made in
Vienna and entirely II was designed for city use
but the subscriber wing moved 10 the country viii liz
pose tit. Apply TO Brewster & Sons, 800 broadway.
ID. u. HOWARD.
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COPARTN SRsHip MOTTO ns.

GS nnn 10 800 wASTED-wfTH a coon
pCsOVO business man or good machinsst 70
take quarter TO one half interest In iron foun
dry and machine buslness in the city doing large
and saie business Address for liz days Iron Foundry
boz $50 Herald Office stating when and where inter
,iee may be had.
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II MORTALITY, AUCloSIE.-wiII. SILL qgSiJ
81 day, al 10 O'Clock, a. lT3 Chatham square 70
c,ai assortment Of furniture and second hand nlss
carpets feather beds mattresses mirrors &c T. aisS
fancy AMI other goods. sale positive.
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1000 TO So0--WASTID. A GESTftMAS %
DZOU good address and perseverance, willing y
invest this sOunt 10 Join tho advertiser In burine
already established estate agent and general
tioneer A. this BE- shown Ia every way worthy q
attention II IL requested that but Those pos.essnl
tie above requisites Will reply Address ptinu- erab
Office.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
Communication.
edrgespOndeHce qf ihe Smyrna 1Tniesl

=
Correspond n4sres Gf iAs s"y,s,s| |usnlssl
MR, EprrOR: our remarks in the Times
of the 9lst ultIrho, ID relation to a, "Yodug
Mems Association" must be commended by
every one who desires to improve his powers,
tfacnltles and opportunities in a manner to be
useful; to acquit himself honora6ly III life
seryewell his geperation, and as consequence
be respected and happy, The espowerr 846f
speech y is one of the greatest gifts vouchsafed
to man, and-if properly trained and exercised
50 as TO- epqble one to- give, his views and
thoughts upon a Subject, or d of men and
thlngs,' IN aclear, lucid and advantageous lam
guage' and in manner to carry conviction, he
fhas accomplished a. great feat-is, sure to. rank
high among his fellows-sway the minds of in
dlvlduals and nations, and exert a widespread
influence in the community, state and nation
dn which he lives. Among our public speakers.
thosewho express their ideas aud sentiments in
| cho'ce' .beautifgl language, and in an easy. H.
Illustrative and forcibe manner and stvIr. arc
llsiened.to with the most interest and are the
most impressive and convicting. .,..
In the exercises of a Debating Society. a
young man learns to talk, think and reason-to
have confidence in himself; and Acquires a
habit of. giving asubject. or an argument,ofau
opponent, patient investigation: and to pro.
claim to others, his ideas and opinions in AN
easy, off hand manner, sswithout let or hin.
drance.' Many Of our best speakers and emi.
nent statesmen attribute the habit and art of
public speaking to the Village Iyceum--tbc
place where they learned to taLk.
| A man may have garnered up in the gr.a,
storehouse OF the mind rich aud varied t,,n,i
OF useful and entertaining knowledge, but, if
he cannot lmpart it to others, it is of Illl,.
value, as were the gold mines of CeliG,rnia ,o,,
years ago.. How frequently have We seen men
attemPtto speak in town meetings. or oil.r
public meetings, wllo from diiIidence and Lrinc
"naccustomed tn speaking in public, utter few
broken, meoherent sentences, and resume their
seats much to the chagrin nd mo.ti6csliou Of
themselves and others. , ..
Fericles Is said to have Numbered and lrl,.-
ened IN his harrdhgues, and swaved ,ba.,,i,J.
oil all Greece by his mighty eloqueace. Let
us Organize a Lyceum, stir up and dra W out Tho
la'eht'powers' and exercise the "gift of gab ),
during these long winter evenings It's hos.
sible the 'eloqueHce cultiva cd here, may .,swa,
the minds" ofthls nation. The cultivation
the ord tsrical faculties, in such ,scb,o,. uil,
be beneheiaha and Of the highest good to- those
wh'-engage in it, and source of gratitca on
and instruction to those who listen 10 ,h. leo.
'U'e' anu u'scoss'ohs' b.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
Which Is Right D

ThOpglsss regstdesthe crs,of ,hes.AoDest
chronicler Of the tines ''t1-the Delascar,e Sen.
ti"ei-ps exprsssive At least Of the opihion IL
some Of the>e log rollers' in the party. vet we
hesitated 40 believe, thatit was the sentiment
| OF the entire American organizStion.Et1n his
we have not been disappointed. The DeIaware
Republican, which has quite as much influence
IN the party as the Sentinel, asserts boldlv tha,
the american party must assume the response
plhty of It's own acts, and. that the,attenipt, TO
dlSo~n them Of escape theterom would prove
suicidal.
Which is right! Which will be sanctioned
oy the party generally and by the Dext Ameri-
can Convention 1t is our opinion that the
Sentinel is the lesser light, and will flicker
and go out from It's own weakness. We hone.
however, he may get oil in his vessel, for. 81 T
"Whle the lamp holds out 10 burn. 81 ..'t
- Inc Vttest sinner may retnrn'.s .ss,..
The Repu6licqn looks at The question With
moral as well as political eye. In regard 10
Temperance and the American party, it says. u
cit is folly to disguise the fact that the oues. ~
lion OF temperance will enter largely into the
next canvas in this county, and it would not he
more absurd for the English to undertake. To
d'spehse with the aid of France in the war
wnlth IS now being waged against Russia, than
LOT the American party to attempt to ignore or
u,Srcgaru ~ IT, Inc American party is RESPONSE
"a nie ior having passed the Prohibitory Law and
tnose VINO oppose That salntary measure will
very generally stand aloof from II. If thew do
not coalese with the Democratic partv wbat
ever course may be adopted. Therefore. on
the ground of expediency as we'll as on The
ground OF right, the question must be met. and
'he measure upheld. The American nartv
must assume the responsibility of its own acts
ana ~ the attempt 10 dlsavew them or escane
therelrom, would prove suicidal. The morG
more moral and sedate portion Of our neonIe
are strongly In favor of temperance. and there
are ie" indeed, ofany class, who will not admit
'"e necessary Of some restraining power to pre
vent men becoming slaves to a thirst for hat
WHICH uethrones reason and render them worse
than even The brutes The grave vea,lc ro.
celees multitude of victims of intem nero,co
and 1t Is surprising that a traffic which is nro'
ductlve of such frghlful results. sLonId eror
nave been legalized, much less countenoncc.j
oy moral and rejecting men. III inroxic6tinn
werea virtue, instead of a vice which il r.5. :,
uuctiVe OF the most horrible aud desolatine re-
Suts' thel question would present different as
pect' ana there would be valid and Just reasons
.o[ layhg II aside and dsregarding the wishes
VI Ils advocates. Those who profess to be
morat and desire the welfare of their neiohhors
ana irlends' the welfare of their OWN children.
shouid mol be afraid to show their hands. and
sne consequences. 1t is a pretty tale.
indeed, that, for a few dollars or few vota5
the public good is to be jeopardized. and M,
youttIof our land be tepspted TO debaucherv ana md
ruia." f--{, 81. r..... I'D, uilo
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
Arrival of the. Asia

4The Asia reports the steamship North. Star
on Sou thalnP On on the. evening ofthe 26tb. =
Tie Asia left This norning for Boston.
The report that the Rassiafs had blown up
Fort Nicholas. and other foftiications at Ols-
cha koff is coRhrIned. %eE hu
me adylces from Sebastopol show that the
&Allles are advancing in strong force. and the
kusslans position at Albat, were, it was thought.
they must make stand, in which case hat.
tie was inevitable.
fne hussians onEthe' north ssides keepsupz a
consta nj hre upon Sebastopol, under the cover
tpl winch they we're withdfawing their troops.
ana eoncentra sing Ahen upon perekop. 4 Z
a RUSSIAN despatch dated the 22d, saws the
allies had marched 10000 troops from Enpato-
I'd 'o"dru lOnlet, but afterwards fell back on
observing the Russian lancers on their left. ?
Inc Ehgllsh gun boats had recohnoitered the
river aimostzup, to sNicolaief
|. a late St. Petersburg despatch says the
wnole inllilia has been ordered 10 the rein
\ Luders
r The Car had left Nicolaief for Fiizabsgood
one hundred miles to the north.
Major Delaheld, Major MOrdeica. and Can't
Mclelian' American officers, had arrived in the
! allied camp.
The allied troops, officially Reported in the
Crlmea, including Sick, amount to 2I0OtNi.
+ The attitude of Sweden is regarded at 81
petersburg with Iinlch. uneasiness. s-....-. o..
The English tleet was near Nargen, prepar.
ing 10 leave. The gun boats and the Eisinur,
iiad been ordered to England. ess.s- ..s..
The reported Russia disaster at Kars is con-
nfhcd Dul somewhat modified. The Russian.
loss is reported at 1000. Two Turkish rebonbt.
were lost r. and retaken four times The Hun
ga arian nGeneralKemerty commanded the T1fks
1t Is believed the Russians cannot continne ,ho
seige.
The Russians have fortified all the passes
leading to Tifis. a.-,a.s-7 =. l.. -
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14

o. We have fheensdays.laterT Intelligence
from California, by the arrival yesterday of the
Northern Light fro m San Juan.l This steamer
brings 20 gold Oh feight, but reports the ship.
ment Of two millions of dollars by the mail
steamer Golden Age, which left San Francisco
few|hours in advance of>t6e Sierra Nevoda
of the Nicaragua line. The news from Cali
fornla is of no special Importance.
pave. an entire weeks intelligence from
Nicaragua. The new Government was inar-
rgurated on the, ,3lst, ult,, DON Patricio' Riyas
being sworn in as provisional President tThat
office was offered to General Walker. hut he
shrewdly edit: Probably, however, if he
should be elected President blythe people, he
will accept. His Administrations does not An. an
pear TO have-done any great. things yet,-ex-
cept Inc treaty Of peace between Gen. Walker
ana 1en' oorral,ea manifesto from the former
70 tne people of the country, and the appoint,
'nent OF Col, Parker H, French as, Commissary
Hof -"ar,lWhieh, the organ of the Government
newspaper in Eng glish aud Spanish established
al tne capltsl-deeares- to be second in, i'm.
porta"een only to. that OF the commander,in-
cnie'' since all the public. money must, pass
through the commissary's hands. Whether
Walker will be able, to. sustain hunself in his
new conquest remains to be seen; hut the
prospect rs apparently in his favor. Re-eforce-
men'sa Aowevers ares said TO have reached him
'n considerable numbers from, San Francisco,
whiie the people Of the country, exhausted and
"earied by the long civil war, and -deeimated
Dy Cholera, are not in a condition TO offer anv
resistance or to desire to offer any. 81, With Col
hmhey the conqueriDg hero does not appear to
De on good terms, since his newspaper 'assails
without mercy thatsuccessfu adventurer. Kin
ney is still at Greytown doing nothing, and ac.
cordlng to our report, daily losing his me, Inv
disease aud dissipation. r .-,..... 60. ...-., -.
From Oregon, We have news of the coptin.
uance OF the Indian war, and bloody slangbter
of the white inhabitants. The United States
SiooP-otwar Eiucennes has arrived at San
FRANCISCO, and brings interesting reports ot
discoveries in the Arctic Ocean, Ssh -, .r-.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14
Thanksgiving Dav,

Thursday, the22d instant, being recommend
ed BY the Governor Of this State as a dav n,
thanksgiving and prayer. most of the business
men Of Smyrna have given then consent 10
refrain from the pursuit OF their usual a yoca.
Lions on that day; and notice, accordingly,
has been given, in the. circulation of handtills
snlougn The country that business generally
sAHsse suspended ai SEX .p.5 e .-sas.oe
sHDisine Service will be performed in tbs
Episcopal and Methodist churches in the usorr.
ing, at the usual hours. -.at a--i15mf stT .
The sublime spectacle of seeing State or
nation uniting their voices of praise and thanks.
giving, on one day, 10 the Great Giyer of all
blessings, is worthy of contemplation as an mn.
mistakable index of the moral condition ,oF ,bas
people, II IS right and proper that we ,bns
snow our 'hankfalness to a bountiful Creator
for the blessings We enjoy above many nations
and people. who are not living nnder The in9,,
enee Of the Gospel. .. p ..- ,. ~ ~
Z 't AZ the request of Mr.. ~BewIey, we here pub.
Isl. The following advertisement; .-....t '.9
81 WHEREAS, Some person or persona b,,,o
'akeH &c upon themselves to pablish to INV cns.
't"niers that shall close my store and snsn,.n,,
eft business on the 22d Of this month \ uy;lI
lust say, y Is unauthorized by me. nd I shall
Keep open as usual, nd will be pieascd ~ isaa
nay customers en that day, ih NV Estor,... .as
aase a very large stock Of cheap goods ON
hana.l9 s19fiiasl 1U4 y9H gil1r g. I-. - ~. :
80 q ss,1 vet nsois9.n iJNo. II. BEWBEY,
aa Novs=k4, 1855. bs; o. ia sd soIt.' 800 -.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-14

s. aT The Directors ofihe Delaware Railroad
we understand, intend, if negotiations can be
-issade with the owntrs Of the property. 10 rnr
a road iro'a the place aehefeathe timtownl road
s,pfnps st spruaapce gate, directly across the
seaimsu OF Hon. 4. aspruasee. and Mr. Tippet.
-ana matte with'she road that leads to IIlino.
'o" ND. The depot win thus be situated more
'"ah quarter Of a mile above Jimtown and
'he distance to Smyrna essened about ou,y-
ter of a mile. 4'"i-