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T'hOs, w. Evans & CO..

kEVNs w <& W.T.
No 2l4 and ZIG Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Have now OIL hand full assortment Of all the Spring
and sumner Fabrics in the latest styles and at the
lowest prices Many OF these Goods have been pur-
ehased at sacrifice both at auction and private sale.
and will be sold prOponlohably low. Among them will
be FOUND
Handsome Striped and Checked Silks, at 62la75 cts
fthsne Plnid do do very rich,
Esich Plain Silks black ditto, OF the best makes,
Grcnaliers. Grenadier Robes. Barege Robes,
LaHDs. Embroderies. very cheap,
Hosiery. for Spring anu Summer, Of every descrip
finn. June IL, #
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The Cheapest Wall Paper

WAREHOUSEin Phnadelphia. H. A. Burton,
wholesale and retail dealer and importer of
Paper Hangings, No. 90 North Sixth Street, ID
door below Race street, Philadelphia. Every
variety of Fireboard Prints, Window Curtains.
Persons in want of Wall Paper, &C., will
find it to their advantage to call before purchase
ing elsewhere, as it Will be sold very cheap.
Country Dealers supplied at the lowest ratas..
may 2-6m.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-27
-. j. r.. WILLIAMSON,
CarDe ntcr and Builder

xrJOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Smyrna
w ! a.d the country generally that he ~ prepared
80 A. ali kinds Of Carpenterng and Building on the
most accommodating terms Having had several years
experience ~ bu'ld'ng both ~ cry aa country, and
, ~ the gan.s and Interest Of those interested COM
h,ned yla detemnationto to please all who may favor
him win their work hopes 10 receive liberal share
OF patronage from the building community
;n,end also 10 keep on hand general as.
.,,,,aent Of Worked MouldIDgs and TRIMMINGS for
Doors. Door Frances Windows, &e, at much lower
psiees nun '@' j. u. WILLIAMSON.
SHOP al Mr. John yanGasken's Lumber Yard, Com
,neree Street, below Main, Smyrna, Del
May 80, 1855. 6m tr ~ ,1Bf
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Premium Venetian Blinds.

A. BRITTON & O., Manufacturers, whole
sale and retail dealers, No. 81 North Second
street, above Market, Philadelphia.
The largest, cheapest, and best assortment of
plain and fancy BLINDS of any establishment
in the United States. Shades Of every variety
at the lowest market prices. Buff Hollands
and Store Shades made to order at short notice.
Give us a call and save expense. We study to
please. may2-3m.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-27
THE GREAT
INVENTION OF the AGE!
Economy against Waste

THE subscribers having obtained the Patent
Right TO manufacture the IMPROVED COM
POST ATTACHMENT OR FERTILIZER,
are pleased to inform the Agriculturalist and
othe:s that they are fully prepared to attach
this highly celebrated patented Compost to
every Drill desired. The design of this inven-
ton is to furnish the farmer with Machine
simple in its construction, durable in its make,
and at cost comparatively small, which will
enable him to sow with his gain the Compost
Manures, which the experience of every prac-
tical farmer goes to prove is the greatest terti-
lizer brought into use. The mixture of ashes
and guano is contended by some to be the best
way in which guano should be used, as it is a
saving to the farmer of 100 per cent. in his
outlay and almost treble in the enhanced value
of his product, though this Machine is adapted
to the use of Guano in any form which the far
mer may think proper to use it. The certifi-
Gates which follow, though the Attachment has
Just come into use, are from some of the most
intelligent and practical farmers in Virginia.
1t is shown, by the tests which have have been
made, that 40 lbs. of guano as sown by this
Attachment, is better than 200 lbs. broadcast.
1t works with ease and regularity, can scarcely
be gotten out of order, can be attached to al
most any description of Drills, and is, in short,
what the farmer Just needs and their true in
terests demand.
BOWMAN, ELLIOTT g. BRINTON,
Machinists, Smyrna, Del.
May %, 1855.
0TThe following certificate will show what
advantage is to be gained by the Patent Com
post Attachment:
WE have used the Compost Attachment
made by Henson & Hunt, of fCharlestown, Va.
for the last two years, and regard it as the most
complete fixture we have ever witnessed. The
Compost Attachment works admirably and with
great NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Guano regu-
arly over the field. We have made use ol
Guano at the rate of 200 lbs. to the acre,
broadcast, and with the Drill from 40 to 10 lbs.
and found that 40 lbs. with the Drill would
produce more wheat, by D bushels to the acre,
than 200 lbs broadcast. From our observation
we are satisfied that no land can be found thai
will not produce 20 bushels to the acre, by the
use of 40 or 30 lbs. of Guano as sown by the
Compost Attachment.
Nathaniel B. Mead, Alex. NJ. Smith,
Ludwell Luckett, Martin Eichelberger
Lloyd Nolan, Oliver Miburn,
George q. Bitter, Urah E. Byrne,
William Benton, William II. Griggs,
William ii. Benton, P. S. Chinn,
Glrley Reeder, Joseph Crane.
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LEATHER.

FRITZ, IIENDRY u Co, No. 20 North
Third street, Philadelphia, Morocco Manutac-
turers, Courers and Importers Of French Calf
Skins, and dealers in Red and Oak Sole Leather
and Kipp. Feb. 2I-ly.
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Staple and Fancy Stationery.
CUPERIOR white Ruled Letter PapUr, $50 per
~ Ream.
Letter and Note Envelopes IN great variety.
Weddings Furnished at very moderate rates.
Cards Written and Engraved.
GIll0tI's and other SIetl Pens,
Superior Motto Waiers 323 Notices Sheet for %
cents,
lnHslands. Pen. Knives, Paper Weights, &c.
Fine Turkey Morocco Pori-MonnaIes,
Portfolios, &c
ard Gases. Backgammon Boards &c.
With a very large assortment OF Toy Books, Games
DIsserted Pictures. &c. Albums, Scrap Books and
EGgravIngs. +. THOMSON.
may Vl6-lV.
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BOOTS and SHOES.
j. v. FOLSOM, Main street

OPPVSttt t1tt IEVFtI y t13 IF"EIIE T UI OCttj
SMYRNA, DEL,
,xdap d RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
RM@ u the public generally, that he is prepared
' o. 10 manufacture Boots aud Shoes, of every de-
scrlptiOn, IN the very best manner, and al the
shortest notice He has pure hased a full of Lasts
OF the latest fashion, and al;ers himself that he can
furnish neat and genIeel fit he had at any
other establishment in the State. He will make ,wnh
nealness and dspalh. all kinds Of Ladies' and Cen
temem's Wear for the Spring Trade--comprislng
Boots Caters and Fancy Shoes, for both Ladies and
Chdren also. Gentlemen French Calf Boots. Patent
Leather Caters, &c. (April ass.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-27
JOS. C. GRIFFITH,

OFFICIAL the Office of Marion Green, ESQ.,,
Surveyor, Conveyancer, Notary Public, &C.,
in the town of Smyrna, on the corner of Mar
.ket and Commerce streets.
May %, l655-ly.
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Cons sumption
Chronic Diseases of Females

CnrOnlC Discusses OF FemaEes.
nR. S. PANCOAST, No. I44 Spring Garden street,
IL above Ninth ST., Philadelphia, has adopted sa
ConinIng of practice 10 one special forms of
disease. Discusses of the Chest, including Consump.
ton, and Chrome Uterine Diseases, are the two sne-
claues that will in the future receive special atsn-
ton. Confirmed Consumption Treated by Inhalation
the most successful mode of treatment adopted IN
Europe for Tins inveterate disease Invaids at dis
lance VISITED, 1t is SO requested. (apll-6m.
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Occupying the old stand, one door above the
store Of Geo. w. Cummins, on Commerce ST..
Smyrna, Del, we are prepared to manufacture
at the shortest notice, TIN and SHEET-lRON
WARE, of every description, upon the most
reasonable terms We can, understand you,
sell Stoves and every other article in our line,
either at ho lesale or retail, as cheap as any
other establ. sh uent in the State
Roofing ant S toutng done according TO order
and in the very b est manner, All work war
rantcd.
Thankful for the liberal patronage Of the
public heretofore extended to us, we hope
TO merit continuance of the same.
Don't forget to give us call.
JOHN II. GRAHAM Il CO.
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Ibeg lcGue to refer to the following gentle

men
Hon. P. Spruance, Geo. w. Cummins, ESQ.,,
and Ex-Gov. VIM. Temple, of Smyrna, Del;
NJ. w. Bates and J. p. Comegys, Esqrs., OF
Dover, Del; Daniel Corbit, ESQ.,, of Cantwell's
Bridge, Del; WIN. ]. Hurock, Esq, of St
Georges, Del; John Parsons and Joseph Hill
Esqrs., of Wilmington, Del.
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ICE CREAM.

3 The subscriber would respectfully announce
to the citizens of Smyrna, aud vicinity, that he
is prepared TO accommodate them with the
choicest Ice Cream Of the various favors.
EDWARD WARD.
Smyrna, June 13, 80.
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VuIcanixcd India Rubber.

CURGlCAL STOCKINGS SOCKS KNEE.('APS,
y &c, for EarlcUse Enlaiged NeIhs Weaknrss
NJ kuce and Antle J ins Swollen Limbs. Rheuma-
tism. (iout, DC DC. Tins Elastic Comprising Fabric
Is formed OF India Eulbc! hIeads, prepared by the
process OF NucanZ ng 10 reIahI permanently It's
eastIcuy. These threads Afterwards covered with
silk and culOE. and woven INTO neI work, stack.
ings. &c. 1t rs light in texture and porous. 10
permit the eXudaiOn Of meIsIure. keeping the leg Hl
wivs cool aud comfortable. They can be drawn on
and OF with extreme facility thus saving ali the time
of acng or bandagIng. aud giving more equal pres.
sure ana sup than any other bandage iacIur.
ed They have received the highest approval Oi phy-
sIcIanS, hnh IN lhs country and III Europe. For sale
Wholesale and retail by
C. W. VANHORN & co,
Truss and Surgical Btndaae Mama iaclurers.
No 81 North NINTH street, Phllada.
VANGIORN'S Patent CHEST EXPANDER and
SHOULDER BRACE, pre'enls and cures Stopping
OF the Shoulders Contraction and Weakness Oi tho
Chest IN adults and children OF both sexes They are
gh and castle and tOnoI interfere with ary sly lie OF
dress. aud can be w-rn with both and comfort
By wearing lhe E1p3Hder an elegance OF iGure is OBJ
tanned and dIsea 'es n pulmonary character prevent
Ell For chdren, while growing, they invaluable
The Genllcman's Brace also answers the purpose OF
lie best constructed suspenders. Measure required
around the chest and waist. Price: Adult s3 Chill
dren S2.5O. Lady III atlendanre TO wall females.
G.. w VANlIORN a. co,
/ Surgical Bnndage Manufacturers,
No. 81 North NINTH ST, PhiIada.
! G, W. VANHORN'S ImprO, ed Elastic UTERE
| ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER, lar PrOapsus Uteri, or
Failing Of the Womb This in4lrument is light and
elastic, made withi ut the seel strings, which
objectionable account OF their chatting the hips,
DC, making them very unpleasant TO wear. rhey
| constructed sound surgical principles. and are
highly recommended by the Medical Faculty. Ladies
Rooms, with lady attendants.
c. w. VANIIORN q co.
! Sc North NINTH Street, below Arch, Philadelpha.
| SUPERIOR FRENCH TRUSSES This article,
from neaness and ightnrss. weighing only
IN rec ounces and its successu treatment OF The most
difficult oil HERNIA, has it the highest
praise from physicians both tins country and Europe
over the heavy clumsy Truss heretofore for Rup
lure Price 81 To -, single; and 81 50 Tor double
trusses. State which side is afflicted, and give size
around the hips
c. w YANHORN 4 20,
Importers and Manufacturers of Trusses
| 80 North Ninth street, philade phia
| a1- We a,O manufacture TRUSSES Of all desc ri ip
iIon from an infant adnt in size. Instruments
for Curvature OF the Spine, Club-FoOt Weak Ankles
in children, Bow Legs Suspensory Bandages. and als'
all descriptions Of instruments and bandages manuiac
tnred ior diseases lhatIequre mechanical aid for the
relief June 5, 6m.
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BOOT HALL. philadelphia
Mrs. Ii. 4. Conway

No. 1921 South Second street, Philadelphia,
~ WILL open April 9th, tull and saBe
fashionable assortment of Spring and $Ses:;es Selks
Summer Millinery. Also, ine English Straws,
British Leghorns, Braids, and all kinds Of Fancy
Straws, Gimp and Neapoitans, Misses and
Children's Gimp and Leghorn Hats, Silk Caslns
and Fancy Hats. A full assortment of Lawn
Hats of most fashionable styles. The atten-
ton of the ladies' is particularly invited.
Next door to BOOT HALL. [ap1l-3m.
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Farms and other Real Estate.

OF He also Rents Farms and Houses, col
lects rents and money, and does ali and every
ki nd of busaess in his line, on the most reason
:. hlfs termR
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FOR SALE:
I00 TONS Peruvian GUANo;
AOO 1000 bushels best Ground Plaster i
10000 bushels fine Lime;
Building Stone, Brick, Stone Lime, &C., regu-
larly kept on hand, by i. aa M.
GEO. w. CUNtMINS.
Smy-na, March 81, '55-1y. ..
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CIRCU LAR.
M o UNIT ERNO NJ.
No. % North Second Street.

%N3ssA NE UhuerhlRhOu having leased the above
AEiiI we'll known House, which has been
MlIp Renovated and Re.lnodsled throughout. pre-
sentng beautiful Iron 'front.' highly orna-
mental and in fine Architectural not surpassed
by any in the City. now open for the reception Of
Visitsfs.
The Furniture is all new and has heen selected with
care, from kenkes well known establishment IN
Chestnut SrSel and OF the latest and most iashoaa
bic style, -
Having had many years experience. we Harer eur
seve' that by strict attention business and to the
com .srls OF our guests, TO merit and receive share
Of pubhc patronage "A
The location for Merchants and others coming to the
City, is convenient, beng in the centre Of business
The reader is respectfully solicited TO favor US wh
a call on his visit to the City. ~
|. L. BARRETT, Proprietor.
| June. 6. lS55-ly
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LAND! i! LAVD !
IL. Ga R LAND,
E1SI& EAG zg4 IN KENT COUNTY,
q FI5 I5SNaSeaKIA Delaware

VNHE undersigned has opened an Office in
n the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, Del
for the Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE,
and has now OIL hand, For Sale, a number OF
very desirable
Smyrna times., 1855-06-27
EDNARD WARD.
HOLD ON! LOOK HERE

Fountain Head, No. 4 Commercial Row
apll-tfl Smyrna, Del.
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rETEGRAPHIC NEWS
BY the National Line.
rsLRGRApHBD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TRRRiBLg EXPLOSION.

BSLTINOaE, March Bankruptcies from Rich.
lnonI give ull details Of the explosion al the Mid.
lothian coal pits 81 persons weEe iustanly killed
including 90 nesfoes 6 whites, and IL negrOts and
whiIe petsons were 50 badly butRel thai but 3 Of
can possibly recover. Tue pits were cOnsiletel
perfectly safe and flee from inul air. but in making
u blast an old slalG link was aCcidehtly crushed,
ftOm which volume Of ga& poured 10th and Ur.
came isuiled Tile explosion caused tie earth tot
miles Ground 10 wave and took like a twig in The
wind. Over one bundled white minctS wtEr for
tunlteIy oul oil tlls pit Of the time. Every effort
ives Immediately male 10 rescue those still aIiie,
dead men wers fouuI with tue nrsl Lutned 10 the
bones holding sboyes, picks sllI drills in theft
hands. The flesh OH ilOyt sill alive is burnt to
The btne. rtt pits nte ITO feel deep. I'Ilewhite
NetspnS killed ale 1hUS. Dunn, uEd John Evons.
Englishmen; Samuel JOfln, john Lester, Jonathan
Iswett and Jos. Howe. Wounded, John HIVE,
Slmue! ilaut, Nicholas Elsut sRd 'rhOS. Kennedy.
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RIIiE

Z,SssvttLE, March PA Ere occurred in the
Stacey House this evening, which burnt the roof
OIr the buildin! and much property was damaged
by water. The loss on tie building was about
5000, OH Tue futuiiute about $1,000, fully covered
By tnSnraue-, the house has Nen closed since
Tuesday. Or, Hume owned The building, the fur.
nitute belonged 10 the Iate proprietor Mt Jones.
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Sy,ura A1Lr SuNv.--On Saturday evening,
/, 10Th t1st. the steamer AziIp, while rounding
4, ,anI Of lIilb1a's island, near the junction Of
i, Ggbse aud Alabama tiver', stuck a suaE AMI
,,o,iaa short time, She hal on boatl sesetnl
,,sta.st, mad fye humlrel bales Of cotton, about
ilioirAicll was taken 10 Mobile Gy the steamer
rp,,. twas thought The boat would Prove
y.l Ss. The Axle ives a setnwheelet and
{ 4, haul. about Two yeats ago.
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Tht amount % lhIt9 due OF EOl aN' 10 V9HA'V O'E''
er creditors, -ROlltng
Losses abused ard lue, none.
ID aud moi dIe., .sIi9,1s@?
Losses uNaliUsled tm' IN EuS
ntnG4, Waltina lor luItltGr ImO1',, ..6l,!Sm
SseT, 'in,ifSc;ed TO take no rilE over SO oM.
The Snflun, Insured In any city, Town, or Sllese ne
b Iinss The width Of Sheets the SUPPLY u wstet alld
eOlI lSI Of tie Fire Department, aud o'her eneHn-
stances. ,,,..,....,, .,,,,,,. p. r;a,, The ia
,ei il 10 limit lie los b. any one HE 1850 OoF eSs
Tue act Of incorporation !! The t4e a. hel u my
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NUREs Of resrA, toautat.I, 4t.The err silt they
lave Hood Of testimony routing ~ upon Us Of cures
liteaM9lism, rIyrrAia, ScTOnES, &e hn tOt Az Ner'
vOu3 ILstlSts aud Feaie complaints, HAhPeE3 tlnt'
nm I,1S no tuuAiiDf.
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arrival. ana Dspnr,ut.. 81 slean llonl.
FortAt laN94 Hoars, fndiag laa nielt al so'tlotk

ARRIVALS.
Cincinnati, I'IltSbntG,
rIit1buigi Cincinnati.
tiIelt West, Pittsburgh.
PfosteSS, Pittsburgh.
Amazon. Louisville.
pennsYIvaia, Cincinnati. t.,
Diurnul, Pittsburgh,
Coulter, p1tkt SJurg,
Mononsaiela llelle, Sunhsh.
Interchange, llellnlr.
YtOQna, StenI'enylle.
DEPARTURES.
Amazon, Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati, Cincinnati.
PtosnSS. Nashville.
Great West, st. LOTT.
Pennsylvania, 'iIlsburs,
lIIItinIote ST, Louis.
J II Done, Nashville.
Dimnbl, Pillsburs.
GuulirL PalketiGmts.
AlUnong hheIa BELLE, Sunfsh.
Interchange, lslloit.
vitUlnN, SteulrnviI'e.
STAGE or MATER.
Ar WnEELAu-l2 feet O inches.
Ar PITtSnvEG-S feet 0 iuClWS.
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p,r.,w Yors LkrrEH.-'l'he new Postage
,r, which lskes effect on The first VI AWil, pro.
, .,,hatle,ltt no'tSGe must Be prepaid. The
,it should heat this In mind, as Letters m
.,,h,ae pcslosc Is moi paid will moi be forward.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
p1rTSsrEGn, Match 23.-Rivet1 IL feet and fall.
Ing. Weather clear and vcly cold.
CINcNSArr, March 22-ltIvet fallen 90 inches.
Weather clear and cool.
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Il E'Y Nh 4. IaT I.,rtslful!r, u. nuRNoRo.
CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, sc.
i.IAoooIp, w!shlpeIohto.,
Anti IAVh 1874

Y urI. Horiimr r Movtiow ..,...,.
lrSf EiSt- was 'n!Wtd, " tfltn1 o. miEsi V
tty liampionS Vegetable ttuctu(e tor lisperaa With
NiItl am Shleed niIS llFoi uEGtatntti and ds,tss'
lug lOIm purchased tGd uHta one bOlte, aud thtlFe
y cured ne have Ld@ta U'kSt to w " aotl 2! q
whOl IL cot ell, tclk htLly q III ad wSuld Say 70
tho,t who have nySIwpAia II tLty wl We llshp'0hS
Vegetable IIuCsuc, II Viii CERTAINLY euIt iksm
H. NEWCOMER.
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QpElEc, March 92.-Al Tue second leading the
MnLAry bllI was Garfield in the Assembly at one
O'Clock this morning after II hOuf' debate, Il
agoinst %, tue minority ATE mostly arO"ed annex.
atiUnislS.
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TIN RwEU last night was falling with l9 feet
valet in the channel.
The steamst baltimore let' fOt ST. Louis with
good Trip.
Tie Great West, came down with large nun
Der If emistsat. on board principally fot Iowa.
The Am.s1u arrived from Cincinnati with .
heavy load.
Tie J. Il, Dsus, Is loading for Nashville.
- a. ......;.. Il. =,
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Arnr>7ru,--1'hat very amusing play, "'Tbe
S,,ou, Family" will be performed tonight at
Ia. A,aenRnm, together with "All that GItItetS Is
p,tGo1," and the musical farce Of The "Dumb
t.I.m
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w,yrrs'. Cnratc4L DloEIats which were ex
,.,e lete ysty successfully some three years
40, will commence eShiblliae at Washington Hall
.1 MONDAY evening nsN. See advertisement.
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CINClNNATI MARKET.

M.ncu .? --Plont s, lOaS,2j. WHISKY advanced
10 2SI cents. Provisions quiet, noCllange. uOli
demand E1fgtoretieS al finn prices. Sales Of ~
hlns bulk hams at 7c. l.inSetL oil S.
Eastern exchange has advanced " ialct. Pie.
MUM,
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rnr Nahetta anil Cincinnati IIarltoad hos had
"a ,tldifatmn With some Of the contractors on The
line. Their claims we understand, amounted TO
>s0OO. Ahrta PtOttaeled examination Of the
cas-, iii, decided that a judgment Of $4,000
sa,A be en'efeI Ogaiu'tthe company.
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FROM WASIIlNGrON.

MARCH 22.--Litut, lienly J. lIurhsheu Of the
Navy, late Of Collins steamer, has been appoints
ed 10 the ComnanI VI tue new Baltic seaic' eApe'
ditiOn,
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NORroLS, Mach 22.--'rhe surrey Oft James.
town deClnte net III COOL condition Tot a three
yeats Cnlss. Size will Ge immediately tehlied
lot sea,
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BhrlNoEE, Match 92,--l'ampico daes to the
flll received; all quiet. The ur% governor, tien'
Vega, is making a tour Though the norIlIetn P9I'
ton Of The department..
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Freight

Freight
For The Central Road will W received al the wharf loot
Of Uuincy al, al oil I0IiS between a. M. aud III
Receipts EN- TO delivery 10 all Stations Oh tue e. o. H.
H., and to Cincinnati.
Wheeling, Jan IL. 1851. JnlMl
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DENOCHATIC CONVENTlON,

DEM0CHATIU CONVENTION,
PRoytuGScG, Il. t., Match 22.-rhe Democra.
tic Convention nominated lof Governor, AmerCnS
V. observation-disclosures, Lieut. GoYeInOF, Nicholas
Blown VI Warwick.
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Returning.

iS-I%ayes Rrilnie at r. ms, on arrival OF mai train
from Columbus aud way stations vnd arrives at whEel
ing nj lil0r. III,
9d-INavcS RelIaiIe al Ills r. n an arrival o. through
IISster pa,se GERS aud mailstO IItlnOIe AID bio ex.
pies, iIam Tor baltimore aud Eastern cities, arrives a
4, H-TieEes tbT all Stations on G. o. K. H., and for
Cincinnati Indianapolis and ChesGO, sold on hoad lag
sa:s checked Through 70 2lncS'le, AtwalE, Columbus
aud Cincinnati.
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..,yrrlrtlTs on 1uENoR1l WrstEES IlANE on
4, -.Tht B,ltimore Patriot says we'll executed
,,,...ta S bills on The Nonlt Western I3,nk If
y,,si4 lave been Pi'in circulation IN that city.
: ol,e i, remarkably well executed, more es,
z.iIly The lettering. There is some l:ttle defect
i, n. fn,h Of The rtod'e Of the Inlian'S face,
,lae mn,i eatetul would 10 likely 10 be lmpos'
osi,hil.
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INSURANCE.
by STATE AUTHORITY,
Statement OIL January t.t, 1s5jt


Tie uane Of the corpnratl9Mia ".Ena insurance Com.
PANT located 81 HaiitOd onn Chartered IN tSiy.
Tie ttpI.sls Five llupsd Thousand lIOIlr', aud u
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uR'Nttate fena'es end children will Pttatctryit IL
SCI otIls, with all beTahksnlehtA OF tie SyAteti.
Call AID get pamphlets, gals.
For ISle IS 4. II. Losnn s. Co., whttllnS, Iere'
raj GEcntsj John II. InPpnn, it'll ward, and BY
sod b. IURTfVER& N0tt'BRiR, 2+0 baltimore ST.,
Baltimore, and COi lhOadHay, MY.
GB'PrIce 81 per bottle jreG
- n TT'rISTET TECTI1II-I