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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08
f EVENING STAR,
Local Intelligence.
CHARITABLE ApyzRr,s,ye w. ,-.,rs,,,

OHARirAsLf ADvBRTIsIsG We frequently
are requested to insert sdveriisernsnts or no
noes without pay, fer charitable societies and
Institutions; and, in case of refusal, render
ourselves obnoxious to the charge Of not being
interested in the moral ,elorms Of the ds
In other word', We are asked TO exclude pzy.
fng advertisements to make room for those
Wnicn cost rs money to put into type, and for
which We receive no pecuniary return. PEI
sons generally have no adequate idea OF the
large outlay OF ready cash necessary to con-
Duct daily paper, else they would not be un-
reasonable in their demands To be .ure
the charge for advertisements is small. but
this is reason why it should be paid BY .hose
directly interested in the pc blicatiop. In the
language Oh the Baltimore American, we do
not admit the j1s,ice of any such claim en-
mere than We would a claim on carnanter
or oricElayer for labor and material used in
building the houses required for char, able
lhsututlons. When our merchants. mechsn
les, ana business men, will throw open their
establishments and deliver their goods with
out money and without price, on all orders
emanatlng from charitable societies. IL will
then be time to discuss tie propriety of news.
paper propristors following their example
Such editorial notices as wo deem prone. IN
make OF charitable movements. are of cours,
without cost; bat the publication of written
communlcahOns, notices, snd rcDorts mus; be
PAID Tor, and the writers of such articles can
not make more servicsabls contribution tn
the charity he wishes TO promote than to nav
for spreading its claims before the commu-
nifty
We charge for the Star about the cost Of the
white paper on which ii ia printed, which
eompeli Us to depend upon the pay received
for advertisements for the means of defrayipe
all our heavy weekly OUTLAWS in cash.
IHB EXCURSION AND Pic. MIC of the Northern
Liberties Fire Company which took place
yesterday, al the White House, passed OF in
hne style, everything having been most com
msndably arranged by the company's commit.
tee Tor the comfort and pleasure of their
friends. In consequence of the threatening
weather the party was not as large az ex
pected, yet there was q sufficient number TO
make all agreeable and happy. The great
dBaPPointnent Of the trip proved to DO the
INABILITY OF the ste msF 10 reach the wharf nj
Navy Yard in consequence Of the high wind
then prevailing, by which upwards OF ffty
persons were prevented from uniting with the
ezcursionists- At he pavilion, to the excel
lent music Of Sco.t's cOtillon band,
" Fary forIss, now here now thers
HOver'd like chld;en Of the air.
until 6 late hour, ~hen the party returned TO
the city, highly pleased With the manner in
which everything passed eff. Mr. A. CoIum-
bus furnished the supper and refreshments
d1spl laying bis usual good TASTE in their pro
vision. The Ben Franklin Target, Western
Hose, and Union companies Of this city, were
largely represented; Likewise the Vigilant Of
GsOrgetOwn, and the Friendship and Hydraul-
Ion Of Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08

ASorHER COUErERPRIf We, yesterday,
warned our citizens against spurious twenty
i've cent pieces, and nov state that counter
felt $40 notes on the Bank Of North America
nave made their appearance in Philadelphia,
and which may find their way to Warrington.
They are we'll executed, and calculated to de-
esiVe- They are dated April o, 1854, and are
nsned a. Hockey, cashier" AID j. Rich
ArdsOn, president"
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PaorAsIrY.-Last night, Nary o'Neal and
Ellen AeMann were taken tefors Justine
Bates, charged with using profane and iude-
cent language publicly IN the streets. They
accused each other and proysi their charges
They we're 10th made to cay the nls az
cost required by ths corporation law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08

ATTEND, DEFRAUDED VOTERS We are re-
quested 10 call On all thoso anti.KDow NOTHING
voters whose ballots were rejected at either IF
the seven polling places on Monday last, { 0
meet at Harmony Hall tonight, with the cors.
mittes charged with the duty CT preparing a
list Of their names, residence, and the ciroun-
stances under which they were defrauded of
their rights as citizens of Washington, fer the
action of the counsel HhO have been EMPLOYED
to prosecute the contest FOR the positions to
which Kaow Nothings have been nominsIIy
and fraud ulently returned. Il ia Of great i'm
poftance that ali such persoos should attend
out complete list Of them. Those also who
know Of the reception Of illegal Know Nothing
votes at any poll in the city should Likewise
De sure to attend. Harmony Hall il On d
street, (north,) between Twelfth and TLir-
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hIsa WINDS AND RAINS, yesterday after
noon; laying the immense yoIu,n.s of dps
which swept over the city, much to the relic.
Of those whose business compelled them to be
In the streets To-day, the weather % calm
and bright, outside objects looking clean. ans
vegetation refreshed by the grseiou, vista.
Ton from the clouds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08

IHE PRICE OF BEEF cATfLS.-A reduction
has taken place in Baltimore. Cattle sold
yesterday, in that city, ut FROM $3.50 to $5.76
Per hundred pounds gross, making the nett
cost from 81 to Sll IS. The reports from New
1ork aud other Of the northern cities show q
corresponding decline in the price Of cattle.
some Of our contemporaries, therefore, are
congratulatiDg the public that the " good.
nns coming" Of beef at living prices 10 near
~ hand. So NAV il be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08

I { ONES FOR ALL.--Beautifuily and healthiIy
located Building Lots, % feet front by 100 feet
deep, graded Streets can, until spring, be bought
1t the exceeding low price Of 975, payable 70 per
month. Title indisputable.
Union land Office, It'll St,
above Odd Fellows Hal.
ian Sim JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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DEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE. ONE
Al Frame ~ ling House and Lot On @ Il be
tween 9Th and 7th -ireets west, containing SIX good
rooms, Eeahy new.
One ;7Ro md enc three-st0ry frame nwCilin.
BoI'e ~ Massachusetts venue, between Al al'
5ih streets.
Two twG-yt0Ty Frame Houses on Washington Il
Also, = yery Comfortable yelling House on Beail
street, GCn'g town.
Al the aO"ve properly il nearly new, ani will &c
sold on accommodating 'e.LRs. Enquire Of FRAS-
els wBEsTLEY, Lumber Dealer, No. 81 Water
street, Georgetown. may 23-eOd, IN
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MEXICAN GUANO.
June I3-3m.

VIZ tentiOn Of Farmers is requested to the ol.
l"wtng Analysis and statements OF this valuable ma
maze
HENiCAN GtANO is the richest that has / cen
nas { p" country IA no .phates. u.-.t. p.
rits O'ic AcId 10 the Valuable element 0f all ma
ires aud tis GuanO contains nearly 81 per CENT be
Jng much stronger IhIR the Peruvian GuanO.
g fie Pecu mrIIIes .. taIs Guam a'e;
u ~ i"tnJ JITed by he is washed out OF
Ihe suit b., the rams, In less than IhrIy years
1t VIII soluble the crop OF COru if Pnosphoric Acid
s. se.i,-icnt in the sOll.
Ia ~ che iper more permanent. and certain
fdan y ruvian GuaHO.. On land already sureiLed by
to tFe fuent applications Of amnOnIa in Peruvian
(iTan' the Mexican GuaHO by It's great abpndancs OF
Ibe.b1les. will restore health and Vgor. FOR tae by
y J Is. A. & y. ALLEN.
-s"s and South Wharves below AIarkeI st.
Jun l3-3m ...... PhIladeI Ila,
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University Family Medicines.

49, ISSUED under the seal, sanction and
81 =. 'thority of the University of Free Medi-
C ne and Popular Knowledge, chartered
by The ate of Iennsylvania, April 20, 1853.
tn Capital Of Sl0O,O0O, mainly for the pur-
I'"se of arrestiLg the evils of Spurious Nos
trams, also for supplying the community with
Reliable Remedies wherever a competent Phy-
stefan ~,,inot or will not be employed have pur-
chased from DR.. John R. Rowand, his celebra-
ied Rowand's Tonic MIXTURE" known for nd
"%rds of twenty-five years as the only sure md
safe cure for Fever and Ague, etc and his in
est mable remedy for Bowel Comp plants, "Row
anus COMPOUND Syrup OF Blackberry Root,
~k.ch highly approved and popular Remedies,
t1seth"r with thH Unlversity's Remedy for Com
plIints of the Lungs;
The UnIVersity's Remedy for Dyspepsia or
indIgnation;
The Cniversity's Remedy for Costiye Bowels.
so the Univers.ty's Almanac may be had
al The Branch Dispensary, or Store .f
.sflf-..-@ THOMAS MAGENS,
Smyrna, Del.
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Laws & WrovnrS,

Z PENN MARBLE WORKS, Callowbill
1 street, between Front and Second ph;I'
S--1A iphla. The subscribers have constantiv
on on hand large assortment of Monument!
4, 4 iomOS' Irave Stones, posts for Cemetery Lots
Marble Mantels, &c. i'o'S'
building work of all kinds executed. They
would also say to those that are deslrous ot nrn
curing anything in their line, that thew NAV
uePend on having all their orders execnted ~
the very best manner and on the mos reasonable
= PERSONS IN want of the above articles will
inu II 10 Their advantage to call before purcbas.
ing elsewhere. PETER F. IA,TE r., '"'S-
may2 JOHN p V,EAVT'n
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Another Prize McdaIawordca

~ e. MCLAlN, for the best PERU MER Y
and Fancy SOAPS, at the late FAIR beId
,,,o, IN Washington City.
Z. MCI.AlN'S highly per uIned VogotobIo
On'-ihls important discovery possesses Droper.
tles which we believe no other article of ,ha
KIND does. 1t will cleanse the scalp. prodnce
Iuli and beautiful growth of hair, its medici-
mai qualities aid nature and render the hair
nealthy' moist and plable, and yet so pure that
~ VIII not soil hat nor bonnet. Manufactured
Dy H. M'CLAlN, Perfumer and Chemist. at
ms large and new establishment, No. LOG North
"'Xth streets, below Race, Phlada.
~. h-Constantly on hand large assort.
neht OF Pernmery, Soaps, and Fancy Articles
discount to Wholesale Dealers, from Is to -
NJ ioI 0dsh' may2-3m
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j. II. WILLIAMSON,
arpenter and RuiIdar

w oOLO respectfully inform The citizens of Smvr,,
., a IA ihe country generally that he is prepared
must accommodating terms Having had several veal
oAPerlehce IA building both cIIy and country and
emp'oyng none but good wOrkmen with strict ,tieS.
nun 70 me vans aud interest OF those inte com
ohed MIA determination TO please ali who MAJ ,
hi WIN their work. he hopes to receive liberal sbaro
o' patronage from The building community
n. B.-l intend also To keep on hand general as.
nonIl nI OF Worked MouldIngs and Trimmings for
~ .oos D"or Frames, Windows, &c. at much lower
prices than can be made by hand
c,,oo J. X. WILLIAMSON
HffoP at Mr.. John VanGaskens Lumber Yard Com.
May 30 1855. Gm
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Reapers! Reapers /!

w "Ie ho% manufacturing am, lave for sale
Aio,v1,nS % loies iie and retail BurraI's ceiehra,"
ny" 'y Ek aud REAPER, combined These e"fteu Uenh
y. rLt gam aud grass whether Wet or ,Ir" od
durable sn r''ofrc or fine They very simple and
g.. anu Operate with a slow gait a1d I,gp, ,,an' GU
,r ir Team The are single gearcd. car ba ~ ulat
III anu "u' o gear Ia muInent and reouIr. bu, wi.
n !" r"n'e er them lr-m Reaper To- M"aN
Ininrj IN rn". any l"rll4r Information NAV be OBJ
ne can be seem or from Anton, Eldderman ond
",TA"hoef 'Vf nlAon. near Wilmlngu un bel '''' anu
I, ,,. are also hnidilg II"yctt's combined Machine
""ihs win double knife and shear cnt bonn. g
grass grain 1'1O 'or cutting wet
ch"rs sTF'aom of to the above. VIC selling other M,
,tlIcnt NaL5na' s h'utrHs amoLg which is The ex
'p p FARMERS are cordially invited to call and esam,ns
anII.zm q NJ. PENNO X & Co.
I-"m Foot Marker street WiImIn1,on nj
Smyrna times., 1855-06-13
PreIniu.sl Venetian Esl;n,I.

~. DNiiFoN q CO., Manufacturers. whole.
sale and retail dealers, No. 81 North SsconJ
m. strcet' above Market, Philadelphia.
ne largest, cheapest, aud best assortment =,
pam and fancy BLINDS of any establishment
III 'ie United States. Shades of every varietv
AZ Tue lowest market prices. Buff Hollands
Snu otore Shades made to order at short notice
please. ''''e' we s,Gdy To
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COAREcrEO WyEkLy For THE TINES.
FOR SALE.

80. Two-storied Frame DWELLING.
sGS,,a situ' on the corner of Methodist
e - street and Pattersons Avenue, in the
Town o: Smyrna.
For particulars, apply to
~ -" CHARLES Z. STEVENSON.
June ~ IcoJ-Iw. Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-13
;, The Cheapest wall gapcr

WARElIOUSEin Philadelphia. ii. A. Burton
wholesale and retail dealer and importer of
Paper Hangings, No. 90 North Sixth street ~
door below Race street, Philadelphia. Ever
variety OF Fireboard Prints, Window Curtains
PERSONS IN want of Wall Paper, &c. will
hnd 1t to their advantage to call before purchas.
ing elsewhere as 1t will be sold very cheap.
Country Dealers supplied at the lowest rpres
may 2-6m 49,
Smyrna times., 1855-06-13
TO THE
r FARMERS OF DELAWARE
Eastern Shore OF MaryIand

McCOhMiCk'S REAPING and MOVING MA
4f4 CHINE with improved FLYERS Ior Mo,,ino ~ O. q
,T'o' Is offered 10 the public as The only combined
Aachin' that rs fully apled 10 Reapng and Mou'
Ink ali Kinds Of Grass or Gram '"
infringing McCUrmIcks PaIeut s Ih. mnt.rs ~ 80
llShIeS mae VIII shortly be prosecuted Tor infringement
anu II not responsibie the purchaser is liable tor lh
Those wanting Machines can be suppl;eL bv vr;,;no
TO- or calling on the subscriber e
rioe Sl1o, Cnshi or $50 Cash. balance five months
Win n interest Sickes and Castings constantly on hand
s"oscrioer is also agent for Pnls Thresher and
Cleanef 4 he hest ia The world
Address
RICHARD T. EI.KINTON.
0o south Wharves, and lis South Water St.
ss,oos, Philadelphia.
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tuicanixed India Kguhher

MUSICAL STOCKINGS SOCKS. .KNEE.cApS
~ Vsotan -, Yatlcose or Enlarged VeiAs Weakness
q. nnee ana Ankle JSints Swollen Iitnhs nhan"
tisn Goui &c. NC This Elastic Conn.,, estl
rs "rihed 'd India Rubber Threads nran,rds 10 ADi -
aneenlzns 50 US 10 retail, pprmnncniI u;
ei1sucly. hese threads are afterwards cnr , Us Us
slk a1d co'ton. and woven into ue1 ,,rt -, !" ~ ~
Ines, &c It's light in texture and no,"ns -. ~ a
perml me exndatIon OF meslnte keeDing Ihe i.g ~
ways Cooi anu f"nl0rtable. They can he dr,,,1, 49,
ana OIL with extreme facility thus soving OIL ,i "a % o''
OF iaclng or bandagng, aud giving more cou%t
s anu supper than any other bondage mannCarinr.
slcIans, both IN iIs country and in Enrhno e. -. 'y
wholesale and retail By 'N'o
C. W. VANHORN g. co.
| lrus and Surgical Bantlaee ManHtnt,nrars
No. 32 North NINTH street pLila,,
,V,aANII0RN'S Patent CHEST EXPANDER and
- ~ aprh ~ BhACE, pre"cnts and cures Soonng
Uu "t he oh"uuers Contraction and Weakness of ~,
Nnes, IN adnits and children of both sexes Thoy o
gIll ana e'sc aid do nO Interfere with anv strls nr
~ es dliu can De w7rn with both ease and co,nEr,
Nv wearing ne ENpOnder, an elegance of inur,,1 t
'aiheJ AID dSea cs Of pulmonary character nr,,'
M M fW children while growing they are inyaIuabIs
ine Henilcmans Brace also answers The pmrpoSe oi
"e nest constructed sIsten,ers AIeas ire r,.,,,r
arOuhd the chest aai waist Pr,ce. Anil "a t'e' tM
"rsh S<'O A Lady M attendance 10 wait on females |
..... C.W VANIIORN g. CO.
Surgical Bnndaee Manufacturers
No. 80 North NINTH ST., raiI,d. !
~ W; VANIORN'S Improved Elastic I1TER0
~ VAL cOffOkEER, Tar lrOaDsns IJtari a.,
Failing Of the Womb This nstrunen, ~ i;h1 !, % "i
sa'te and Is made with' ut the steel strings which
o.yIctoaOlF on account OF their chatting The Inns
&C. making them very unpleasant 10 wear rbo. in"
b,a51,, on sonnd surgical principles ami are
nnglly recommended by the Medical Faculty Iad,ns.
Rooms, with lady attendants -'"N'es
,a>. - G. w. VANHORN 6 co
S$ NORTH NINTH Street, below Arch. PhiuJeInbio
SUPERIOR FRENCH TRUSSES. Tbi. ar,icIo
Iu us eH'rehe heaIleSS aud liehIness eshing only
.Gee ounces. ad ITS successful treatment OF I.e noS,
incI'it cases OF HERNIA has won Tor il The higesI
raise from phi! sicaIs, both tins country and Eurnn
yer me heavy cnIhsy Truss heretofore v orn for RI,
tc. rrce - 10 50, sing and ST 10 SS for double
fusses. Slate which side is afflicted and pivs s;go
round the hips "' s''e size
-, {. W VANIIORN y CO.,
importers aud Manufacturers of rrusSes
81 North Nmih street PhlaIeIubia 4,
W we aio manufacture TRUSSES Of all descrip- /
: r. ioi al lliiahl 10 an adult in size. Instruments n
. SnrValure oi the Spine, Club.tOot Weak Ankles d
! children 10" Legs, Suspcnsory Bnnasps and also n
OF iiisIrCmcns and bandages manuf,r
lief 10 dte ~ io thelr IL
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Consumption
Chronic Diseases of FcmaIo.

- above Ninth St, Phadelphia La. aJon,"J ~
moropeah course OF practising Medicine, viz:-the
Iol'"g OF practice 10 one or more SPECIAL or,ns o
; 'se' Diseases OF The Chest, incuiing Cnisump
o' unu Chr"hic Uterine Diseases. are The tvo snr
olu'ies ilat Will IN the future receive snrc,al a,tcn
ioh' Confirmed Consumption tftated by lnh,lnIln,,
, ,ne most successful mode Of trrain,e,It n,"n,ed -,
,au,a 'or 'iis lhVeter"ie disease Invaiids al dis
- -" " Is 81 requested. (apll-Gm.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-13
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.

i
In accordance with call made in the Smyrna
Times Of the Both ult., meeting of the citi-
gems of Smyrna was held in the Odd Fellows
Hall, on Friday evening, June list, to make
preliminary arrangements for celebrating the
approaching Anniversary of American Inde-
pendeuee, sa-.~ 3ulIc ,t....t .A..fE. .at
Col. john EAroN was called to the Chair,
-.RDd Dr. E. d, DALEY appointed Secretary.
huol motion, the Chairman was authorized to
appoint a committee OF five to be known as the
Corresponding COMMITTEES; which committee
wasaTpointed, and is composed of the following
gentlemen:
Dr. D Al. Fisler, Hon. Wm Temple,
Nm 'Denney, DIR. l.. d. DALEY.
Ebcn Cloak, ...I
Tue Chair was also authorized to appoint a
Committee of Arrangements to consist of seven:
whereupon, the following gentlemen were
nimcd. and compose said committee:
WIN. d. Collins Samuel c. Eaton,
Dr. Wm Cummins, Henry Shermer,
George II. Raymond, Thomas Carrow.
Wm. r. Cahoon,
The Secretary was requested 10 have the
proceedings published twice in the Smyroo
.1tAacs, when the meeting adjourned.
-1..--- ,... E, D. DALEY, Sec'y.
- Joys FOR THE 1NvALIo.-We cut the follow
ing from the PhiiadelpAia !Satmrdav Goaettc
ana ana recon- mend our readers to pcruse it care.
& cHy, and those suffering should lot DELAY rnr.
chasing: - |!
81" Dr. HoofiaRd's German Bitters.-Tais cele- d
DRAFTED medicine, prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson. p
al me imposing German Medicine Stnre. No o
Az Arch street, is exciting Unprecedented !.
public attention, and the proprietor, who is a a,
scientific physician is selling immense quauti.
ties OF IT. The virtues of this remedy are so
1"iiy set forth in the extended notice of it. to
De seen IN our advertising columns, that there =,
Is hardly any room left for us to speak of it G'
ms much we may add-Of the long train of in
physical Ills to which humanity is her, there is all
none more distressing than the general derange- M
inent OF the digestive apparatus, which never 20
,ans TO accompany diSordered state of the
nFcr. Headache, piles, languor, fretfulness. -
= : oHlous tongue, morbid breath, loss of anne T.
lI.e-ln short an ndescribable wretchedness A.
oi existence, are its insuferable and llte-wnst.
hg attendants. These diseases. which have 70
anied the skill of the abest ctors have been .~
adlcally cured by Hoofand's German Bitters ;; en-
See advertisement lIo
Smyrna times., 1855-06-13

Ibeg leave to refer TO the .foIloDing gentle
H''.f men:
Hon. p. Spruance, Geo. w. Cummins, ESQ.
and Ex-Gov. VIM. Temple, of Smyrna, Del;
N. w. Bates and J. P. Comegys, Esqrs.. of
Dover, Del; Daniel Corbit, ESQ.,, OF Cantwelrs
Bridge, Del; VIM. J. Hur.ock, Esq, of ST.
Georges, Del; John Parsons and Joseph Hill,
Esqrs-, of Wilmington, Del.
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CATTLE BONES WANTED

u = highest price paid for clean hard Cattle
BONES, at the Carbon Works." on the Della
warestwo Squares below the Navy Yard, Phila-
lelphia. y6 slss may9-3mI1
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Thos. w. Evans a. CO..

NO. I'D aud 2l6 Chestnut street. Philadelphia,
lIlage ngw 90 md full assOFmeut of all The Spring
egash sBmaser shrics the latest styles and the
hss prccs- MANY Oi tiese OOnfs have bsen pur.
easss al sarrliiee both alaIcl0. ed trIyate sale.
Ipd will be sOd propUr OIably low. Among lhein viii
iIsnisOme SHIPPED and Che 0ked Silks. al Ia15 cts
Ga .ste PLAID =. . s..,. do do very rich
eseh Plain Silks; black ditto, Of tue besI makes,
ttGssn1 .iers. 1irenaaler Robes. BaFege Rlbcs, X ~
Lawns. EmbroderIes. very cheap. ,
iiesIery, for Spring aRu spmer, Of every descrip-
fisn. .s.,, june 10, IL
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T r I M M 6.
Lace Goods and Varietv Stor,

Lace Goods and Variety Store.
LUST received a new and fresh stock OF
Spring Goods, such as plaid and bleached
Muslins;, kid, silks, lisle-thread and cotton
Gloves, CambrIcs, Swiss, Jaconett, white and
colored Drlllings, Laces, Collars, Spensers,
Undersleeves, plain and WORKED Handkerchief
stamped Collars and Strips; good assortment
of Hosiery, Work Baskets, Indelible Ink.
Paper, Pins, Needles, Buttons, &C., &c; also
Ribbons and Millinery goods; few pieces of
neat style Callcoes and Ginghams, Also, a
good assortment of Confectionaries, and eyerv
other article usually kept in -
Trimming and Variety Store.
All Of which will be offered at very small
profits to any and all who will favor the sub-
scriber with call, feeling confident she can
sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Come and see before you buy.
MARY A. ROBERTS,
f. Commerce ST., below Main, Smvrna. noI
Ja.I0, Ap.4, 1855. 1y ~ '~0''--SS'"' -
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c | X Z U l. A R .
MI o u MT VERNON

No. 80 North Second Street,
b PHILADELPHIA
hSHS 'HE nndersIgned having leased the a6ove
TBll Z well known House which hos Ieen
MILL KeneVated aud Re mode led throurhnn, ,,re.
m.n,., tenlne a beautiful Iron Front. highly orna
ny any in The Cy, is now open ior The "a
he urnlinre Is all new and has been seectel with
CheL,r, "'r hehhle well known establishment m
biz st, le, '"''S' "ii" HioSl iashIona
oI nav ing mad many years experience we 0arter eny
' ''i'' ny slrict niIenIien to business md 10 lhe
Of pubic patronage "'N 'ee'"e { 4 snare
ne lpcall"h tor Merchants ard others coming ia tho
ny ~ Is convenith helng in the centre OF bus,
c ~ neauFr Is respectfully solicited favor US with
June 6, lS55-Iy. -'p''e'0f
Smyrna times., 1855-06-13
BOOT HALL, Philadelphia,

No. ln4 South Second 81 beIo,v Sornco oa,.,;.-
houey Hail Busm ess square
M'tEhF may he fUuud 100000 pairs Roots
FM Sh"cS and Gums. "l my own MANUFACTURER. Al
eSS- The ioo wing low prices: ~ At
~, 1enis 'nHgrcss Callers Patent | 1tber Calf
nuCksNh and Cloth. a'i klns OF Fancy SHOES tro,,
- DO To- 90; Gents Cali. Morocco ami Kin Bno,"
9oV 10 - oo O"arse long and shOri leg d Booi. 81 np
to SlO0 Ladies French aud Er glis as,'n' 9'oo
MI co"s' 81 - 10 20 els do. Morocco Boos ali cnI
orS' 9l.2' o 81 90; do. Buskns and SlIpnrrs On =,
oa4 tiS' Misses and Childrens Boots Shoes (;ar-rs
end Slippers. all colors Bts' r nt. on, |, Na'etS
hI"rs also great variety OF Trunks und CIrpi Sags
Don forget The Bic GuE. N"' Pe' ""es
aPll-3n. IO:N Gown
Smyrna times., 1855-06-13
and Variety Store
LEATHE:R n.

FRITZ, HENDRY g. CO., No. 90 North
Third street, Philadelphia, Morocco Manufac-
turers, Couriers and Importers Of French Calf
Skins, and dealers in Red and Oak Sole Leather
and Kipp. +" h77n'"Ihai u Feb. ally.
ag OF JOB PRINTING of every description.
neatly executed at this Office.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-13
FaFamS aud other Real Estoto

~ lie also Rents Farms and Houses col.
lec's rents and money, and does all and every
able terms. VI '''0 ii'o'' reasoh-