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Police Intelligence.

ALLEGED ASSAULT UPON RAILROAD CONDUCTOR.
James Devine was taken into custody yesterday, by
officer Spicer Of the Seventeenth ward police, Gate OF
the District Attorneys ocs, charged with having COM
mitted assault upon the person of Michael T. Cox
conductor the Hudson River Rail road. The accused,
military company, conducted himself in very disc cdery
manner, and when spoken to by the complainant com
mitted assault upon him. without any just provoca
ton nevne convicted of the offence In the Court of
Sessions time and when called upon to appear
for judgment est iatentus Officer Spicer, know
ing the prisoner succeeded after tigens search in
resting him The Recorder committed Devine TO prison
for sentence.
ALLEGED FUGITIvEs FROM JUSTICE.
Three men, named Walter b. Evans Martin Manson,
and William Williams, arrested yesterday oy officer
Storey, Of the Fifth ward police fugyes from Ulster
county where they stand charged it is alleged with
having stolen horse and wagon valued at $500, the
property Of William Scott, Of Emsviiie, In the above
county They committed to prison by Jus Con.
molly, previous to being taken back for trial.
CHARGE OF FORGERY.
Hugh McKeon arrested by Officer sullivan,
charge having forged the signature OF Peter Mccall
Tough and thereby defrauding Messrs. Jones s. Stage
oyster dealers Of NO. 90 avenue D. out oil ST5 The
committed Tor trial In default Of 81 900 bail
CoRREcTioS-The person arrested by Captain Turnbull
Of the Eighth ward police, for picking pockets ut Nibo's,
and who gave his name Arthur Delaney, Is no way
connected with Arthur Delaney late Of 80 Hsmersley
street Eighth ward. A. J. DELANEY.
New York, Dec. IL, 1855.
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BROADWAY TBEATRg--The juveniles this house the
of all who have them Tonight
icy will produce Beauty and the Beast and The Wander
Ing Mpsren In both pieces they have tu scope display
their extraordinary comic ability and versatility
BowERy TBEArRx-Talfourds great tragedy Of Ion will
be represented night by most superior cAstMrs Ham
bin In her fsyore part OF loD Mr. fddy ~ Adrastus and
Mr. and Mira Ward Medon and Cemanthe. The Plough
Turned Lord will follow.
BraroS's THKAsRE-Ihe American comedy Of False
Pre- ences will be repeated this evening The manager de-
aced the stage as for the capital manner In which II n
acted "1be Mlincrs" the last piece The embrace
the leading talent of the company.
wntAesis TnrArxx-Three admirable pieces are on the
In ior night "A Californian Widow. the
d an of ullpe" which created much sensauon
three years ago and the amusing farce Of w" The
characters vii be pefsonated by Mcssrs Lester
Holland, &c.
woop,s MrSsrREs-The capital manner In which Ge,rge
bis always render everything they undertake,
fails the attendance OF - many spectators
be rendered comfortable very diversified programme
- rendered for tonight
BucKiEYs sHRESApEps-The novel and exceedingly conf
cal called vikins and hts DinAh continues
the OF the perform by this troupe The
horse tricks amusing Prior TO the farce unusual
variety Of song, and dances are given.
AcAprxY HAI.-As naturally To have been expected,
the principal members Of he original and popular Chr
s Mnsres succeed IN nightly drA wing large crowds this
house Their BuTlesque Hutchinson Family" Is OF the
drolles things Imaginable.
MECHANICS HArL Ia pleasing 10 notice that the public
appreciate the talent displayed by the troupe OF little bell
ringers Their performances very pleasing and such
deigh, both adults and children.
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KNOW NOTHDS0 FhE6iDBNTIAE O0NVENfTNH.
The Know NothiDg delegates to the Fos<th 0,>gres-
sonai district, comprising the Eleventh. Fifteenth and
Seventeenth wards, met in Convention Hail. Wooster
street, ON Thursday evening" and the third ballJ<
elected Frederick c. Wagner of the Seventeenth ward
delegate to the American convention. Joseph South
worth, Of the Eleventh ward and Dr. Baizdeli OF the
Fneenth ward were chosen alternates The delegates
from this city chosen thus far J. H. Toone R. Beatty
Jr; joe: :. Taylor, and y. G. Wagner.
The district comprising the Nineteenth Sixteenth and
Twentieth wards, has not yet chosen delegate.
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Jersey City News.

THREE DAYS THANKSGIVING by direction Of Bishop Bay.
ley under the authority Of the Archbishop three
s.cut,ve days viii be observed during this month for
three dsys thanksgiving In honor OF the dogma Of the
Immscuiste Conception. Next Thursday, Friday aud
saturday will b 90 observed in the Roman Catholic
church In Grand street, Jersey City.
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l4-Arr
and Richard Borden arnold, FAN River. ,.'N'''
Lima sss
Ann Carr, HigFs, sYork.
Disasters, Sc.
tn snT IAcoN Mas,ey from Lasuna for Marssles put
BRIG Gro ApnoIr-1be steamer Gordon. Capt Barden
xsn sved a q lob ss inst .
which hso fallen in with brig sunk nire aihoms Of water
TO- dom e sso 's
,s .'' g.
%s wss @ me s s s s The uS
5000 de sou Cs-cns CO. The cargo was in n
sursd IN savannah and New Orleans.
BRIG GaonETnE folo.rg is An extract from letter
Consulate Maaga Nov - s-Ths brig Globe Of Phi
s put into this port d. e.
received siderable damage cannot yet
bag 70 perform days qaarsntIne shall be re-
ssse
in an hour sfer the collision shall everything properly
nleEmatcn The cargo consisting Of almonds madder corK
JOHN soMERs SMITH, Acting Consul
BRIG rooosoesEI from Savannah for Boston before
% rocks OF Franin Hollow below Dutch Island
high and DRY o. low water She put into the West Bay
TO get under weigh, went ashore.
BRIG MECHANIC untey from Machias for Boston put
lob inst VIM, oss Of aa AND part Of deck load and
scnR ST srrHEs McGregor from Calais for New YORK; put
spit, &c.
Oh init and went ashore but wculd Be got OF ude BY
tightening her OF part OF her with slight damage
9CBR IsABEIIA Faulkn from Boston for New York which
Was ss shore Of Lcvs I; leland sc 81 al ssh water TN @
mescs and lowed to Boston. She leaks but lille. ' -
Notices 10 Mariners.
BRIO soMEns OF cHAnlIsros, &c
Torur ERROR the HERAID.
Il
and sS s call he attention q M r
s. " ne
l ys.!svs. ss,ias a,ss ~ sSs
The ees part psn For he Y0 Whist
b. ssD EG Swn b H
i iSa5S E $adsSsss. mate.
Capt McGowan Of the steamshp Philadelphia ga.
asss h * Keys
Be- hoped Rs.psP he VIII living be
able 70 give some e1plsnaor AZ 70 why not lighted
bose nights
rss M IL s.
BY ordsr Of ne L ss = gI.s,, gossd ..,
Philadelphia, Dec u, iss0. = ''
KsoTIrn grrIo. ~ iIoTIsoyss pnsTnrcr. !
NOTICE hereby given , ~. s tower Of The Main sn
waschroon painted black rnished with
fresne .",saip,c spp...us e ne as, order e,ed nlam.
is above The level hight has been
bbi I'd therefrcm 9Th inst
BY order OF tho Lighthouse Board
GEO MEADE, 1t Typographical Engineers
The following from Board OF the Under
Association o. Liverpool the neglect TO ue hc
lead beoa exhibited in the Underwriters rooms, Liver
pool - =. = ..->
MARixr DEPARTMENT Nov %, lisa. !
am directed by Lords Of the Committee OF rvy Coun-
ell for Trade acknowledge The rccept OF s,er OF the
9Th instant relative the neglect Of shpmasters TO tho
lead and stating the Liverpool Underwriters Association
nTe * sv,pon important advantage wo,d be gained
were this notice to masters OF vessels hat uch
| rrp,er woua be considered a. miscf uduct.
In reply nm request you 70 inform us Uniervrers'
n r. many cases hpwreck which have recently been 10.
xesIeaed the provision Of the Merchant Shipping Act
,ssx RI most which, they conceive the cAsn<ty nieht
have be- en- avoided had the simple obvious preoauon Of
/ ,s k,ne soupdngs been 0beerved.
M lovds are Impressed with belief that from desire 10
Ma trouble and delay for other proper
ne lead In thick or fcggy weather when upon
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CLEARED
Sn1se assn s.lssrsroas ss Pss
Bs s.s,s. iS Soe a sa aas:Sa sqSa
ls ffsna esl 81 fa ss1s !. sss9g ws %nd
cSI ssw York; sns fS Fsson
i ss1 Scss G fa So Ess Co.
Propeller Piedmont Post Balumore-Cromwen,s Line
ARRIVED.
md sss G"ne sP snrn a s's Co.
1n Dec az s
hesv, gale sW lost 'opss. BY a
' AIS
Ion 9 81 W. spoke bark Ellen Rawsen Liverpool
chip sophia Walker of Bcson, mckay Padaus no days.
via s. bse Y day., With COFFEE Ssp rattan u sSs e.
from Pacing Was within miles Of sandy Hook the
DEL haul "a sSors Tscs,ssa ssa. dsmsss :.
Dc
away SSoo% bead gear e. The 1 lost ,
0ssa
ton from smyrna who supplied as si bread Nov u lat a
$s Air.. ssls iSes s spoke so.,ssa Ssrs VIZ
@ @
experienced heavy leather The entire pessage has beea %
~! '
1h, LAT e. Ion 81 TO- shin Revere Boston eth
at 70 lon 81 spoke brig Chmborazo from Bangor for Santa
pnssge sprung fore and foreopsa yard foreopmas
carried away split SAILS DC. Have been
t. b0wr of the coeAt
snip Washington new OF Gardirer, Norton, Bath days.
Earn Ihcinss Kiichs r smith, Boston, days. with ballast
10 W !, Bowling.
Brig Small (of Cherr, field Brown st Jago Cuba
~ days with noasses and tobacco TO Taonas weasel
Brig General Pierce of BALTIMORE Hail. Monroya, Liberia
Oct TO- with coffee and palm OIL TO master. Aug 70 of Little
Ceors parsed fore and a scr standing the Southwark
she painted black and appeared TO be OF American bud
Of ercan and of Engsh CUT carried Alba We
learned ae wards that she had laid too oil Non native
towp ano been boarded ny Groom who od at first
that only checkers wanted; afterwards desire
They reported her TO be SPANISH Sh9 IL believed
10 be SLAYER. Nov 10, lat H. lon 30 a. brig samuel
Adams, from New Orleans for Rio Janeiro The has
perenced heavy gales on the passase sprung leak and Ia
Brig Morcure tcf Pitstop) Curtis RE Jancro Oct H.
With coffee to Reynolds Cusmsn Dec lat % 80 Ion III g.
speFe bark Fanny, 4days - Providence for Apaaccoa
In ballast
schr Mars Br), Cameron Halifax. Ms IL days. with her
ring and nackerel, TO Wheelwrsht Son.
Scbr Loyal Scranton Iowcen nah days. With cotton
and rice. 10 Scranton Talman
Propeller Locust Point French from Baltimore, with ndze
Propeller weschester Clark from Providence.
ship End bsrts.
Wind during the day from NV TO ENE.
The ship Henry Reed, Dearborn from Antwerp arrived
day reports 2l5 IN Schmidt Co. Has
had conrua Westerly snd 80 days of the Banks
Seven infants died the passage Had pilot board
days.
half shin Alias 700 tons built M Bostcn IN YRl9
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Board Of Councllunen.

This Board assembled in their chambers in the City
Hall yesterday afternoon the President D. d. Conover
in the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting read and sp-
proved.
This being the evening for the third reading Of bills
the following among Others read the third time and
passe3-In favor OF building sewer in Broome street,
between Edrdge street and the Bowery In favor of con-
ing list for building fence in Thirteenth
street. Report Of Committee Finance-aowing 5000,
for reporting minutes of Board OF Councilman In favor
of granting petition of ST. Luke's Hospital Resolution to
prepare Manual for 1856, early practicable.
The following resolution was read the third time and
adopted
Resolved, That the salaries of John Ines the clerk to
the Commissioner of Streets and Lamps Samuel Web
ser clerk TO the Superintendent OF Streets and Isaac
Varian clerk to the super ntendent of lamps and Gas
be increased 20 the Of thousand dollars per
num- the take effect the date Of the ap-
proval OF this resolution by his Honor the Mayor.
The report in favor Of establishing the ferry the
Fast river to Gree npont then called up and after
some cebate referred back to the committee.
The paper in favor Of increasing the salary OF Captains
of Police then called up, and adopted without de-
bate.
After further uninportant business the Board
adjourned.
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COMMON PIyAs-PArt 2--Nos. 1888, 1910 1853 10 1Ae<
SUPREME CouRf.-There win Be entirely now Circuit
Court Calendar made up for the month Of January next
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One half Of ship Alias 700 toms built at Boston In lsi3
sold ut auction In bis city 18th inst for Sl230O, cash.
The Courier of 18th saysThe American shlr
Sea Lion was sold yesterday nj auction, by Mr. Aveilns
for $4OO to Meesrs Lahtie Co. understand fol
Bos
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IN regard 10 inquests Mr.. yandervoort said there had
secn very great increase within the last year; the in
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BYANNls Dec IsArr selrs Iacon, Besrss Boston fog
Nary H1sssh S eS S lowe
LuBEC, Dec AR scsr Barie, Ann Harrington, Nyrs.
Sid 9Th brig Lodi Tinker, ohareston schr Ensine G. Lunt
bound Sarssss brig Louisa ssar sa siy s.a1ss D.
Mary s:aasy: ssnssy from iAo%.:Sa sslss sad Is..s
s % s sss. ssos
ssw h Bssnsp baf fsdns ss ss'V VIM A~. K
ssa: 2 3; John Jones smith rSi.ds ghI. -.
OLD POINT COMFORT, Dec IA sve-Arr sssamAsp q
PORTLAND. Dec is-Arr s,san wesernpor. Berry, n
Hs,sir.en. oa.s.ss. ssr.SI Daes ocssd DO; J Dsv
T 4 les a. 3 s.Ps S s,.n Davidson sYa
sd schr Abscna, Rcss. Caribsssn SEA
Dec and D c Ca Wynn.
n Paved ss f0n bound ons pPs, hp 'e S,
PROVIDENCE. Dec: BAR Propeller ospray, Kiarsz.
Aesaraer, Ale,ardsr Norfolk; Charles Hawsy Jsuninss
Asssy oSp y seHTps na aSsny Copy wssesr
S A., Red FF .gn, SS ,H. go s,
bns gone % sea from Ouch Island ""'''''' -
RICHMOND, Dec i9Arr Merchant Winters; rrsn-
noSxros4 Be. sDe sss ses sps s so a1srn so
SAVANNAH Dec lo-Arr ship, United kiosaon Joan.sn.
wah,m,, wserford; bark Mu.kinsasn' Dsssy sslia.s.
ca b'g SoInsnsy fvey Lyerrco ssrss Ysuacrsw Moo
Garcenss AnandAe Hews. Belfast. Mo; II se~Ar, NO
sxLFN, Dec liar barn - Mary, Goldsmith Acr..
Africa 80 - t,ig Trenton 5sr-y Afics I'm, esH
SOB Path; l2h bark Turk, Cam, Africa schr Mary Tx'
sYoHINavt n Dec n Arr scar- James sel.on, ahiss,
Providence for rhilsdelehlsa; Ish Lanb acsh Truro ~
s%ss s Tsan wser P-ss., aYoss sr a.
wIiNiSGfoY. nc. Iso i2.cld brigs Bsa Brass ae
S smisS' West, pYort '"' ''%
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Wind during the day from NV TO ENE.
The ship Henry Reed. Dearborn. from Antwerp, arrived
y6ste, day reports 25 W Schmidt Co.
had continual estery and 80 days the Banks
Seven infants died the passage. Had pilot board
days.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28

DYES BANK NoTE PLATE DEL1NEAToR.
This mighty publication contains perfect de-
scrlptlon OF every part of all the genuine Bank
Bills circulating in the United States and Brit
ish America. 1t has heen got up at an expense
of $4,000:
Office of Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Co.
New York, Oct, 1865
John s. Dye, Esq.,-Sir:-Having exam
med the plan proposed in your Bank Note
lDellnieator," for enabling the public to detect
Spurious and Altered Bank Notes, by furnish
ing accurate descriptions OF the genuine notes
OF all the Banks of the country, we take plea
sure in expressing our approval of the same,
as attording simple and effactual protection
against that species of fraudulent paper money.
Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Edison.
Price So. Address John S. Dye, I72 Broad
way, New York.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28

\ NEW CANDIDATE FOR PUBLIC FAVOR :
We ~"nid suggest 10 every reader of the Times who
passes along North Second street. TO pause ON the
west side between CalowhilI and Noble streets and
observe the handsome display of watches, ieweIrv
sIlverware, &c., made by our old friend, William NJ
NOuiuans, who has just opened a new and eleeon,
at No 2S2 The establishment is tastpCrIS Gt
ted up. and stocked with fresh and elegant hssort
ment OF witches iewelry, slverware, fancy qcnds
DC. Mr NUumans although a new beginner upon his
first class establishments, and enjoys facilities in the
manufacture and purchase of goods which cannot aiI
10 be OF advantage 10 his customers, Mr. Y. deyoIes
much attention 10 The manufacture of marks" and
other Masonic emblems. Those who give This estob.
l>hmeni call Will find the goods all they desire and
'he lers such US III reasonable person would ubiec,
40.
nov. u. 'j.-1t.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28
WHAT WE HAVE BEEN DOING THE

WHAT WE HAVE BEEN DOING THE
PAST SUMMERTIME have been ouietlv
manufacturing Boots and Shoes for the Winter
and Fall Trade. Not less than ten Thousand
pIIrs oil BOOI ) and SHOES are now on hand
fJr our retail trade; and out of this stock the
boot and shoe wearing public are to secure
iheir PicNinSs' Our assortment is not equalled
short ot Philadelphia, aud in point of cheap-
EcSs not even there. 1t the people oencraIiv
EnJcrstunI the manaT cement of our business
Ehcg could see how 1t is that we can sell chpo
JH 70 II earnest. We invariably bt,v mn stool
i'tst hinded ana IN large quantities-sol. lea
tner Il IN 'usand aud fifteen hundred pounds at
"a I'm :. and Whenever Il lot of leather offers it,
sdf good aud cheap enough, we care not what
'e quantity .nai Oe, We buy it f,r cash. No
Ia .Se n0UgAt In this city, ut one time, over eirht
in5uslEt lbs OF ledthrr-over four tons weiuht
Tn shoe Wcarer must know it is n ,rre n in
duc."nrnt that CAUSES us to buy such larye lots
al leLtIer 1T tImc. Tins mana cement pives
40 'tAe advantage IN manufacturing our Boots
AHA Shoes much ch, apcr than when stock is
bought by the single side IN retail way.-I
Tat We mahuiHcIure largely during the dull
MiiIter AMI sprLng As well known to the public
aaiS W" do wise the times are dull, Tor then
wt have tim to attend t. 1t then the wages
are lower and good wurkmeu are easy 10 be
i Al, and, II lnatIcruring few weeks before
hand, W" s.Ec our thick, heavy work time to
get well dried for the ;arer. Thick boots put
CA as svSH as they are made injurious
For, thci ! IIher when wet ins ic of "A boot.
iake N TINS longer to dry than most people |
ould think besides tlere is a risk of Ia king |
c 'id " Ie the Doul wei INSIDE We say to
II. pablo soon jack frost makes his
appe ,rdricr VIII .ch Is now, come aud see what
W. eau = rpw ynl n the lie cap loot and Shoe
LIE. II u t!i ink 0uf goods were low last
wn 81. ~ can ell Won che per this ia II and
1NInP U0l't elIcve the humbuy cry that
t~"tI"r ana so o., by ii few deal |
~'s IA bO l. h est Is all stuff. When |
yer ar The cry of leather coming
q a. ~ I" ~ pr.ce Oi b, Ots and Shoes this
70 a / ~ we mean to k .ep their proper |
h'v..i, ami u"lc : dc' e III boots and shoes |
- "a "t ld1ge sll,s. We have prime thick |
b''is IT only 100 par /; aiSO good
on Ia ck la e bO'[s tor Womens wear at 621
;nI - els. per pair Many of these KIND ol
brIts nave b :"u IN wea- TOR the last year, and !
ar. yet Ia existence In all instance ), bU,ts |
; id shoe s'li by us warranted, and If they !
ri ~ bre *, beyond the natur Il wear, 1t viii |
BE- rrpalrtd graf : ChIldrcn's ShGes-BOth |
Lbvs and girls thick sole leather for only rs
cuts Il pair, Ouly come and see what we can
Ill you, al see ii yUu can hardly believe your
Cal al Ft.ANIGEN'S cheap Shoe Store, No.
II W.st Second street, sign Of the large Black
Bot. Wilmington uc2i
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28
PUBLIC SALE

iSsS WILL be sold at public sale. at the
Asiii Hotel of Levi Coyerdae, on THURS
1ha@L DAY, the 29th Of November, instant, a |
that REAL ESTATE known as the .Grifin
\ Cheifin's Property, situated iii Kent county,
Del, bounded by lands of Robert HILL John
NlaEan and others. and containing about 24O
ACRES-Ten Acres of Heavy Timber inclu.
ded, about one mile distant from the main land.
The Farm lies about half mile from Backls-
TONS x Roads, and l. from Dover, (nn the
Dover road, and 3 miles from the Delaware
Railroad. There are TWO tenant HOUSES
on It-now occupied; Apple Orchard and other
Fruit Trees; also, well Of water at each
house. This Farm is convenient TO mill, schools
aud places OF worship, and there is not more
healthy place i'll Delaware.
Conditions made known on the day Of sale,
by
JOHN HUEY,
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28
TAKE NOTICE.

ALI persons Indebted to the undersirn-
ed, either by Note, Bond or Book Account, are
hereby requested To settle the same on or be-
fore the first day Of January, with my brother,
JOHN ii. BEWLEH; or, otherwise, the ac-
counts viii be placed in other hands lor speedy
adjustment ! am determined to close al my
unsettled bills, and those indebted may rely
upon 1t that there will be no delay in collecting
them. JAMES l.. BEWIEY.
Smyrna, Nov. Ii, IS5J-td.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28

lMPORrANr.-Pcrsons who are subject to
eruptlons, scrofuia, blotches or pinlples on the
skin, may be emtitely cured thereof by the
Balm ct Thousand Flowers. For sale bv ]. p
il,fecker, No. Commercial Row.
Nov. 1T
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28

~ Are you Afflicted with the FEVER and
AIUE! 1t 20. Use Palcthorp's Certain Cure.
U, ~ Cure, No Pay:-Er10 1t can be had only
a. 90 MEo a. hoFFEChERS Drug Store,
NO. l Co@merc,al Row, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28
Flayoring Extracts for Cookinn

TIE subscriber would respectfully inform
the Indies of Smyrna and vicinity, that he has.
on hand the largest assortment of Flavoripg
Extracts, for Cooking purposes, that has ever
been offered Foe sale in this town. Call and trv
them. Price l2k cents. E. WARD.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28
To THE PUBLIC.
ssuOt 81 shoe Making.

~&u J.. V. TOLSON respectfully informs
SES the citizens of Smyrna, and surrounding
sN>- country, that he Is prepared with the
most experienced and best wOrknen TO do all
work with which he may be favored, in the best
inauner Having many years experience, he
matters himself that he can turn out as good
and neat Boot, Shoe, Cater, &c. as can be
lu,orted to this place. A good fit guaranteed,
AM satisfaction gwen in all cases.
REPAIRING neatly done and promptly at
t .,rucd to. Call at the shop in Main street, op-
uD,.Ic Mr.. FUxwelrs Hotel.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28
AGENTS! Agents! Agents

PERSONS accustomed to procure snbscrl-
hers Tor Books, Magaz MS, &C., or get up clubs
for newspapers are requested to send us their
names and address, and we will forward them
free of charge, specimen number of publi-
cation for which they will find ready sale; and
w,. will allow them commission OF 30 per CT
for their services. -
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28
GREAT BARGAINS!

-
AT the Old Stand formerly occupied by Geo.
w. CumminS.
VIE undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens
n OF Smyrna and vicinity, that they now receiving
elu opening one Of the cheapest, prettest and best
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware eueensware, &c, ever offered TO the public
Inc following Goods are embraced in their stock
An extensive assortment Of Cloths, plain and fancy
Oasslheres, Vostings, Cashmeres Cashmeres Linens,
ffcd(A Gravats, HandFercheis Gloves Hose, Half
PYIhiD Hose, etc Also. the latest styles of DRESS
Gg PATTERNS, of every fabric-a splendid va.
neiy; Mourning Goods, EmbroIderies White,
Linen ana Domestic Goods; Table and Towel Dia-
per- Crash, White and Brown Muslins. Sheetings,
4sZN Drlllngs, Tickmgs, Checks, ETC.. etc. g m
~SIa-o Umbrellas, ParasOls, &c. Also Boots A@A
-~sS&. Shoes and Gaiers, Ot every size andV a.
quality Hats and Cups of the latest
fashion. A large lot of Hardware Queenswure, DC.
and general assortment Of GROCERIES, Of the
best quality.
Our Goods being selected wthn view to suitng the
various tasles Of different purchas. rs and with due
regard TO the proper essentials If good article, we
invite the public TO call and examine for themselves
relying fully upon the merits of The stock, and the
low prices at which the is retailed To speak IN
l0nder tones OF commendatiOn than all the praises we
could lavish uponit.
JOHN II. CATTS
Smyrna, April 4, '55-ly.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-28
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November l, 1856.
1ffE Directors Of this Institution have this
uay declared a dividend Of six per cent, and
an extra dividend of one dollar per share, for
tne last six months; payable to the stockhold-
erS' or their legal representatives, on or after
tue tenth instant. BY order,
nov7,'55.l A. STOCKLY. Cashier.