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EDUCATION.

CCHOOL FOR = -fha subscriber
- bavirr .e.ensaeed the services OF his krmsr
teacher, With vew to the saucation u MS own
sheen year Of age into isfamily e. pupil: at sl4o
incIudine beard, tuition, washing nens, &c, Tor q
session Of ten months from lsi Vc sn r., r,.
bfsnchez, Latin and rudiments OF Greek and Mathe-
mettcs. ,-.,.. p..s
. Ad isssol s'rd''' Ena.osD n. ANDERSON
n P BURRUSS' CLASSICAL AND
W ENGLISH SCHOOL. MAYO STREET
1hs s .s0a e ss ass IN the Of
the Universslist Chursh r,xs.
Common G'nnn Ea az Is 80
Eismsn.sry Latin, With either Of the
eutI.msn OF ample qusfc.tions viii DO asso.
ciated, az assistant, with the principa
MRS. A. B. s. COLE will resume her
wi classin SINGING and MOBILIZATION, the
first week in October Communication. may be left
at P. q. Tsylors Music store. .elL-lzt.
Trench BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
J. YOUNG L. ADIE s.-Mrs PELLET takes
Ee' sS.s TRENcH soAkUIHa SCHOOL Wi!
be opened ct her house Broad sreeto the lst OF
Oetnber under the direction of Monsieur erd Ma
dame Delavigne and daughter. of Paris Every ar
rag ssmeut has been made render this school one
OF the rst in the country, in all the departments Of
a fsished education The French viii be the lam
suase of the family exclusively, and the pupils
are prepared that Of the School also. M Delavisne
n an accomplished gentleman, and near relative OF
the distinguiahed suthor Casimer Dslsvisne. He
brinrs the highest lamentations for character
and qualifications
psrtneut of the School, sssIstsd by eminent ana ex
psr!epsed teachers.
No extra charge made fcs FrsReh.
Kayf NTH "a
VIGEE or Mrr PELLET, Broad street kichmond
Va. az Se-Im
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Il s. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
LIE AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
MAIN AND FIRST STREETS. RICHMOND,
VA.-Tne ninth session OF this Institution will SOM
mence the 24th Of September, 1855.
TERMS PER SESSION.
English branches beginners in Latin. $50 90
Advanced Lstin, Greek, ana hi CHER Mathe-
.bu.OU
fdO0ein Language eacb ~ w
FOR further particulars apply to the Principal Il
the corner CT Franklin and Adams sts
IS 3-ohwlu
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Es s ~. sekere they are frons-1he Pre-
.sM-CaJinef Of cariosities. &c.
sv EnosY AND HHnx ooLLEGE.}
wsshipgton -. eepk 81.
u.,tas last entered study here. Al d.dine eooe
u,sny thiues new TO me- have eoaeiueed 20 w.
:. seecsns Of them to the Dispetsh, thinking ths1
The College Il situated sbcut ten nniles from Ao
10 edou. In . hsslthy and mountsinous distnScs. e.
vss fonpded 10 the year 1885 BY the Hoi.ton Con's
renee of the d. z. Church South aud only sevs s
tees sears old-a mere infant In age. cofopsfso WIN
many Of our colleges In virsinis: II. A..
There are now about ITS students heTe, sue .ns
session has only sdvsnced about montn. a Ls
jority Of the studeuts ere from sis .ah. Tennss.
see. nissisuippi North Caroline. and even Texas
1bs Prsddeut Of the College Il the New. EphraiE
WiIsv He became President only some three OF
mrr vesy, suce succeeding the Rev Charles Coiiins
Tho vas called to Dickinson College, Pa
There are Ia toe Cabinet Of the College the Bones
have long since become extinct The bones seem TO
nave belonged to species Of elephant but are much
too layse for the elephant of the day They
were found about eight miles from here, ct the Salt
Wells
About mile from the College, there 10 . cave CT
considerable extent say that 1t can be penetrs
ted a. far a. three miles but that Il doubtful as
those living Immediately about IT, that u is not
20 deep but it is very large, as know, for have
There are two Literary Societies In the College.
the Hsrmesian End Cslliopean. These are undoubt.
eddy OF great benefit TO the Students particularly II
they intend TO follow profession there 10 a 8
opportunity Of forensic discussion presented BY
them. PuEn Colleen
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PICHMOND CLASSICAL AND Ma
III THEMATICAL AOADEMY-
w. D: STUART, Principal.
w. TI,URMONb. Assistant.
The Exercises Of this Institutions situated near the
corner of Clay and 9th streets. will be commeneed
on Monday, the LIST of October next. Instruction
will be given. in addition to the Elements In the
Ancient aud Modern Languages, Mathematics, Nat.
Philosophy. Chemistry, History, &e. +g
TERMS,
Payable ssm, annually in adsdncs.l
For tusor In Latin, Mathematics and slish $50
FRENCH aud Drawing, extra, sssh.. 20
I" dssek, sxtrs... 4."....., ......... 10
aEFkaENCEs!
Col. r. FL. SMITH aud the Officers Of the Va. Mil.
tary Institute.
Hon. ALEX. Fl. III. STUART, Stanton, Va.
Hon. JOHN LETcHER, Lexington, Va.
Col. LORENZO THOMAS, u. A.
Gen. WM. H. EIcHARDsoN and 2. ID. AsAETT,
Richmond.
Professors GEssNER HARRISON and 9. MAUFIR. Uni
vsrsity OF Va.
Mr.. Stuart ia graduate of the Va. Military iusti.
tate and for three years discharged with great xats
faction the duty of Assistant Frofessor of Mathe
matios IN 1t 60 with great confidence say to the
patrons OF his Academy that they will find la aim q
zeeious. competent and faithful teacher.
FRlNCIs ii SMITH,
ss 5-im Sup't of Va, Military Institute.
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COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FIR
OMAGES; Ss-1We are now putting up MOTT.
rn i.ilas TusuLAk OVEN RANGE, with and
passed BY any In this country Tor eookins or for II.
economy In fuel. w We
Ai.o, Water Closets, Stationary Wash.sf.nS.
thing Fixtures FOX hot and cold water ali OF ~.
we will put up and warrant TO give satiasaetou'
We also PM up ChiLSON,S PATENT HOY A1s
FURNACE, which, for its durability, eeonom~ !.
iaei snd the great amount OF fresh air heated ana
antnhutcd through the registers. 10 aneousliea =.
ahY furnsee sow In use. W
- q. 4 A. HAA0AMIN. IA. a
"a % 201 corner Of Main and i6sh ~ u
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g s. STEVENS YOUNG LADIES'
Os COLLEGIATE Sc aINARY, SHoCKoE HILL,
RICHMOND VA.-The Ninth Session If this lns!itu.
ton will commence tbs irst Mondsy in OssoDe..
in the formerly occupied 6y the Principal. on
the corner of Franklin aud 18Th cts. The Boarding
department will os conducted as last Session. III the
building formerly owned by Judge Mason, corner OF
franklin and A adams streets.
TEAcHeRs-S s. STEVENS A. NJ, Principal; AB.
BE K. Mason, Assistant
IN al. this departments Of Music. French, Drawing,
etc, the most competent Teachers viii, be provided
The Principal wil give his undivided attention 70
the interests Of the School. The Boarding depart
ment will be under the supervision of MIS- Stevens,
aided by Mrs Vaudeville, lady who has had seversi
years experiences and great success as hcusekeeper
ia a similar institution. Ever effort will be made
to render the Boarding department pleasant and
refined home, and the School one Of the most pro-
htao!e in all that pertains TO moral, intellectual
and polite education.
che Principal will give thorough conrss Of leg
sous in Vocal Music, with extra charge.
The Session will cio:s with general review AID
examination. when Certificates will be given to the
Graduating Class.
TERMS,
OnehdJ pa yobe in dduaace, tie remainder list March
Dca;o sIo w ashisS...
dlsher English b-arches ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
elementary branches. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Ancient ana Modefn Language eaca........... 90
..0se''....'...'.''...-- s.'s..-.,......,-s.,. %
-.
Il School Books viii be furnished by the Prine-
pal st city prices. 50 5-dAwlz
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GETTING 5cARcE.-The Bermudisn, Of the 9Th
instant, ssysi
We undsrstaad an order was Isss.ssd b. ths
Pteket, that Captain Whits's sompsny o. Hoysi
sAppers and Miners, stationed Ia these Islands,
should hold itself In readinsss for snabsrhaor to
England Ths want OF additional engineers n the
hssesius sroay at senastopo, has lad, We leatu TO
this Intended withdrsvs, OF the sspDsrs and Miners
from Bsrmada
e p McKiBiru editor of the NashYiila True
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y-sANa NEW AND SPLENDID
Ax& OPP osITION LINE OF
STAGES.-Throush fren Richmond, Petersburg
Baltimore. Washington and kiexandr3, TO White
sulphur and Sweet Springs in II dsya, and Salt sui
phur In days
On and after the Isl day Of July mex. We will rzn
daily iine OF four horse coaches from tn tercipuE
OF the Virginia Central Railroad TO the octbridge
Alum Springs, and to the White Sulphur Spriner
10 the AlHealiRg Spriugs)
Passengers leaving Richmond in the morning sla!n
Of cars, will resch Rockbridss Alum and Bath hlu,.
or Warm hprngs same day; leave next morning a.
daylight, and arrive at tbs Sweet and White sp.
phur Syringe early in the evening. -.
Having all new, first elaes coaches fresh teams
seieeted with great care, and accommodating dvers
we feel assured we can extend to the Travelling pub.
lilo such facilities foE and comfort have nrys,
before been offered or secured on this line.
Through tickets from Richmond and Aiexandr
to any OF the above named Springs, can be obtsneS
Railroad depots of tho1e places.
Extra coaches will be furnished at all times VIII
desired. HAkAAN BROWN,
my ~ Proprietors.
Ratesof Fare, in connection oiM the Virginia Oenfro
Railroad. BY Harman md Broson's Stage line.
FROM RICHMOND
70 White Sulphur Springs. CO
70 NOT optings.. 80
10 warm Sprlngs.. .................s,....,,7 25
10 DaIn Alum Spr1nge. 90
TO Kockbridge Alum SpriDgs.......... ,... o.
a. % :. Is
Passengers are informed that we have reduced our
rates OF fare as stated above and aoiag If any
one considers the fare unreasonable 10 reduca Il
Sill lower to suit the times and aoiahes of the trareIo
Pao,e. HARLAN l. BROWN
~ o ProprietOrr,
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NEW FALL AND WINTER Comm
~ We are now In receipt of our entirely NV,
STOCK Of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS. Orr ~
irisuds and customers wi End tho bes! stocL S,
have ever offered them. 10 ~s
sefvansh' Goods OF every description
Housekeeping Goods of every kind
Hosiery, 8 complete assortment
Ciotss, CeAsimefss Tgeeds Jeans &c
Hsssinss. In siik. velvet ard vorsted
S.es-: fisin black. Black kept and Armes..
striped, PLAN and cmbrs.shaded SiIEs
Do dc do More Artinpss
an kinas Of Stuff Dress Goods. in re- 4x lcn
Ksieh we VII sel very low for CASH, or % srosaa
w. p. Perkins, CO
So 70 Nc 14i Eagle son.
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&c STORE

E P McKintry, editor of the Nashville True
Whig, died on the 2lst ins..
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THREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL.
s. ING HOUSES AND LOTS CORNER OF
9TH AND STREET, CHURCH HILL,
For SALE, EXCHANGE OR REHT.-The cor
Ger house is finished has rooms and cofnmodious
Kitchen. Is ready for \ tenant now The other tvs
smaller, ana viii be finished in few dayE. This
is desirable property. and will be soa or exchanged
for youus groes upon terms to please. Should no
ssls exchange be made tn properly viii be rent.
ed, aud 10 good tenants the rent will DC low.
Office ia the new building o. w. Gaddn south-
side.
Apply to GEO. WOCDRIN,
10 25ts General A gent and Cole cLor.
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& tAOIuINE al WHULESALN.-T
~ subscribers hsve established in this city 8
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE and
are noy in receipt Of their stock 10 which they re.
snectiuiy invite the attention Of ths merchant, Of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
our 0ooda were mostly manufactured by our.
selves, ana to order, under many advautases ana
we eei assured that We can, and iol offer a, mapy
Inducements TO buyers any house in this countrv
WORD, WEISIGER L CO.
No. 106 Main st., Cup stairsD Richmond. Va
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EDUCATION.

M IaSES KINGS SCHOOL, CoRrxR OF
WI snoAp AND MAYO STREETS, will open on
MtjrnAY, this 18th Of September next. The fa-
struf ton ID thorough the discipline milo but hru1
Compstsr Mt sssistanfs In the French Mustc, Driving
sad Painting departments have been engaged.
:. 16-2w
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.IQUORS.-DUDLEY e. CO. would
~ call the attention Of dealers and others in want
to their large stosk of
BRANDIES, WINES AND CIGARS,
Comprising in part Of .
London Dock Brardes-dark and raIe
Port Madeira and Sherry Wines
Ssheidsm; Holland Gin
Old Jamaica and st. Croix Rum
Champsgne-various brands
Ciaret and Heck Wines
Old Rye Wbiskey and E Rum
Peppermint Cordial and Cherry Boupca
Tendon Porter and Scotch Ala
Philadelphia Porter and Ale
Sparkling End Tonic Ale
Oemjohnz of ell sizes
These goods we warrant pure and genuine
DUDLEY CO,
sc IL ~ Main street.
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"a REMOVAL.--The Subscriber
respectfully informs his frsuds and the
E public generally that he has taken the
store No. lSS, corner OF Main and 18TH
streets, and 80 well known as "Allen'r Arbouy,n
where may be found large assortment. of eyery ar.
tiele In Saddlsry establishment; all of which BE-
VII ssE ysTy soE. JOSEPH II. CoLQUIfF,
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NOIlCE.-Passenger going North are
y hereby informed that on AID after SATURDAY
Isl on September, the trains OF the eredsriek.bu5
Ga,,rSad COMPANY will slwsys stop AZ the SLASH
SoI5A1E HOTEL sufficient time To ailcw III j. !.
"i'o desire to DO SO to obtsn Brexkfss. aud suppe
PALMOfE & co Ptoprietor.
slash Cottage. Aug. 81. 1855 an q,
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u II. L. TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND
H. COMLERCIAL SCHOOL, on FRANK.
LIN ABOVE 7TH STREET, il now in eston, on
the same plan ard terms years previous.
Pupils ara prepared either for College or chs
English Grammar, Reading. Whiting, Spelling and
Arithmetic
Ybe entering OF o. the fGpils lpoa tie du-
ties OF G commercial life causes few va0aneies-
Cass for pa siDnerz in English and Latin will be
formed fhers will siso be feeeiys0 inta the Glasses
airesdy formed mare Pupils
Residence adjoining the School. az 26-2Wt
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n HAGERTY, BELL AND BRASS
A>s FOUNDER, 10th street, between Man ano
Cary stree.e, Richmond vs., 10 prepared to execute
orders for all kinds of Plain and Ornamental grass
and Composition Castings.
Also, eli kinds OF BrasS Finishing, sgch ss Mineral
Water Fixtures, Plumbers and Gas Fitters' Work
Also, ali kinds of Steam, Water and Gss Cocks
general assortment constantly on han
All kinds OF 6EALS made to order. 40 Its
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~ /. G. 8 Lite z s ENGLISH
w CLASSICAL AND HATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL. ON 9TH STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND
MARsHALL.--The Third Session Of this School will
commence Monday. the i7th September, and close
July 18th 1856.
nj J. l. WILLIAMS. sn A. Ill graduate of the Uni
versity Of Virginia, will assist the Principal in the
Classical and Mathematical departments. With
scholarship this gentleman combines the experience
OF several years in teaching
RHINESTONE half in advsnce.)
For Primary English. .S35
Higher do ,.....,.....,...,.,,.,... 40
CLASHES or 8athsm observation-disclosures. SO
" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
sc Sims
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nreaoLuTToNs, &c.

The WATCH and JEWELKY business
will b. CONTINUED a. heretofore In all ts branches,
BY the subscriber. .,rrm
u.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-07
Dress 'Hrisaaasaings

rx,,rr -, hhSs.
lie subscribers respectfully call tueution II, ,h;
st,rA oi Fancy and Staple Drr. T,',,,' ~ t''if
e'iisls'ins "t Gm,s. BraIds. Thread Spool Cn,t1n
"Sds iasse:s " halrboIIes MoIre AntIuue I,n,''nn
Ii moss an ruth Trimmings. IIsirry G.6yes Co,Ins-
~ 'fA'r'heis AM gr' ai variety Of Fancy (ood. ~
ch' ap as IAN bV had ese whee N0SuN' 10
nv7-im( No SS No,Ih Sa-onG On AM'
Smyrna times., 1855-11-07

West Commerce ST., Smyrna, Del.
M rs rL. VnLLlANiSON has just opened NEW
4t4 STOKE on West Commerce street near ~
junction OF Commerce and Methodist streets in the
IOwn Oi Smyrna. Del, where she will be bonnv ~
have her friends, and the public generally caf onJ
examine her splendid assortment of lancv anJ
Dress Gaps, with or without boxes of every vor;et"
am ana price, Also oil kinds and colors of Sewing Silks
rhreau' G9t9n' Irm nings. Laces. Ribbons. Spcnsers
Coiiars' Cls' Ondersleeves; Ladies', GenIemen's and
ch,, ,fens plum and fancy Handkerch,eis Hosiery
ul3ves' Buttons, Pins, Needles Needle.C Cases U"ny'
ana Eyes fancy Work-BOxes Dress WhaIebone Shooe
LareS, M, lSerngs Chlldren's Belts Lawns, DeIanes
MusllnS' Ladies' and Gen,lemen's Combs of ali kind
SCISSORS IhImhes Bees Wax, Suspenders. Lookn1'
S,SSes; 'Iass Tea Plates. SPOONS. Cutlery, Kew hoe
Saws' Gimlet .ToVs,Toy Paints, Marbles To: Im3n'oS
r%II; fanrv .O TOR , either wo"d paper sqe comm@n
iI'y ana iollet Soaps Also, CI(;ADS oC nx,r
hrands full supply of SrAT.0NERY and cI'.;a I"a
sSp"'fn CaHes fn. ol GnMFEcT1oNERY- Spices, NUS,
sood suppy ef JEWELRY. Sc all OF which viii Ia
eo us low az any other establishment selling the sane
inns side OF Philadelphia '0 "'''e
Give her o call and see for vOurseIc
Nj. WILLIAMSON
West Commerce ST., above Church
"r' Smyrna Del
Smyrna times., 1855-11-07
HOLD ON! LOOK HERE

Occupying the old stand, one door above the
store OF Geo. w. Cummins, on Commerce 81.
Smyrna, Del, we are prepared to manufacture
at the shortest notice, TIN and SHEET-IRON
WARE, of every description, upon the most
reasonable terms. We can, understand YOU,
sell Stoves and every other article in our line,
either at wholesale or retail, as cheap as any
other establishment in the State.
Roofing and Spouting done according to order
and IN the very best manner. All work war
ranted. ~ %~-
Thankful for the liberal patronage of the
public heretofore extended to us, we hope
to merit continuance of the same. I. ..,
Don't forget to give us call '-t'i".
~. ~. r. ~. JOHN ii. GRAHAM a. CO.
April A, SPY. EI II-.' "a
Smyrna times., 1855-11-07
PEACH TREES for Sale,

PEACH TREES for Sale.
TIE subscriber has about five or six thousand
Seeding PEACH TREES, of one and two
years growth. large and fine size, which he
will sell on the most reasonable terms.
Can be had at any time by making early ap-
pication.
- ~ -, ID, 8. CASPERSoN,
Is.r 0es f4-.sw .-s +H Ne IN Smvrna. del
Smyrna times., 1855-11-07
FILES AND SPS

NEW STREET FIRE WORKS, PHILADELPHIA
IN The subscriber is constantly Manniact,ring
Flies and Rasps of superior quality and the lowest
prices, equal to the best imported goods and much
cheaper. Manufacturers and Mechanics can have
their old files re-cut and made equai to new at about
hall their original cost Flat l2 inches 50 90 per doz
Flat IA inches S275 per doz; Saw-Files Half Round
Millsaw and other Files in the same proportion Sin.
gle Files aud fractional parts of dozens al the
same rates. and warranted satisfactory.
J. B. SMTpH,
No, 81 NEW Street, b.tween Race and VIM
and Second aud Third sip., Rhlladelphie
oct3--2n it rTtf - aau + - T''t ~
Smyrna times., 1855-11-07
West Chester Academy.
Vest Chester, Chester Co, Pa.

West Chester, Chester Co., Pa.
w. +. WYERS. A. NJ, Principal, insisted by three
able and experienced teachers Crnrse of nstruction
thorough and exieI sive. The Winter Term commen
ces Nov. lst' and closes March 3lst. full five months
Pupils received during the sessions at proporionnte
charges.
Terms, 800 per session. including boarding, wash
ing. he'd and bedding. with tuition in the Engsh
Mathematical and Classical DeparimenIs-S95 Witb
out tho Classcs-payable in advance. Modern Ian.
guages Music, Drawing, extras, at $50 and SIS, not
required IN advance.
The Boarding Establishment is large and coraforta
BILE chamber furniture 0~-Each pupil occuDies
a bed by himself Catalogues furnished upon appIi.
cation 10 the Prime pal. oc3-5tIr
Smyrna times., 1855-11-07
House aOr Sale.

SW N kNA, BEL.
AFTER providing himself with the " neces
sarles OF life" good Clothing included, il is
not enough that man should eat, drink and
be merry" but he should pay, also, proper At.
tentIon to the gaining of sound, useful know
ledge, that he might :" run and not weary" in
the path of morality and enlightenment
The duty OF being we'll" booked-up." is as i'm.
peratIve as 1t is important-it is not only an
injunction of his Creator but it is debt which
eVe:y man owes to himself his family and
community.
The citizens of Smyrna and vicinity. no
uouot' are fully impressed with the importance
OF good and useful reading, and the query NAV
have presented itself to them, " Where can ws
obtain the necessary Books 2" Weanswer. A.
the CLOTHING Emporium of ]. EATON g.
ooN' on Main street, opposite the Bank of
smyrna. Go there, aud you will not only find
well-httlng ralment, but pure, wholesome food
for the intellect. They have on hand the lar.
gest and best selected stock of BOOKS. ever
offered for sale in Smyrna, consisting, in part.
of the following:
Family Bibles and Testaments
Bible Dictionaries, Hymn Books-inc!udinr
the Sweet Songster of Israel,
Episcopal Prayer Books, best quality--witb
or without clasps,
Lives of Adam Clark, Garretson, T. Ware.
Abbott, L. Smith and Putnam,
Asbury and his Coadutors,
Baxter's Call,
Saints Rest
Memoirs of Prison Life, by T. B. Finley.
Ciergyman's Life, by same,
Wesey's Offerings,
Lives of the Three Mrs. Judsons,
Incidents and Narratives, by Christian Pa
rents.
History of the NJ. E. Church,
Bunyon's Pilgrims Prog ess, with Notes and
80 Engraviugs,
Autobiography of Rev. T. B Finley,
Trinity and Modern Arianism,
The Superanuated, by VIM. Rider,
Old Brewery and the New Mission,
Dick Wilson on Temperance,
Elements of Divinity, by J. N. Ralston,
agadden-dedicated to the friends of
Bible Democracy,
Rlches OF Grace; Saints Everlasting Rest
Death Bed Scenes; Compend. of Methodism,
Natural Goodness; Romanism at Home,
village Blacksmith; Elements of Morality,
oilcer on Baptism; Young Mans Council,
Jays Lectures; Rutherford on Election,
BOOK OF Gems; Harvey's Meditation,
Church Policy; Spiritual Navigation.
Holiness; Scenes in America,
Fletcher's Appeal; Heavenly Meditations,
Faith and its Effects; Hedding on Discipline,
Devout Exercises Bakewell's Counsel,
Theological Compndium, &C., &c.
TOWN and COUNTRY SCHOOL BOOKS. |
kept constantly on hand.
All kinds of Sabbath School Books on hand. or
will be furnished to order at the shortest
notice. J. EATON g. SON,
Sept 90. Main ST.. Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1855-11-07
TR I I'M MI | NJ c s.
Lace Goods and Varietv So

JUST received a new and fresh stool .,
NJ spring Goods, such as plaid and bleached
G,; GM,usllnS; kid, silks, lisle-thread and cotton
, uioves, Cambrics, Swiss, .Jaconett, white as,l
If;3 T9reu DrlllIngs, Laces, Collars, .Spensers,
onuerSieeVes, plain and worked HandkeEchiefs.
Se St"inped I Collars and Strips; good assortment
D.. iioSIery' Work-Baskets, Indellble Ink,
Paper, Pins, Needles, Buttons. &c. &c also
Ribbons and Millinery Goods; a few pieces Of
neat style Calicoes and nghams. Also, a
good assortment of Confectionaries, and every
Other article usually kept i'll a
Tr1ahntaaIng and Variety Store.
All OF which will be offered at very small
prohts 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,
Commerce ST., below Main, Smyrna, Del.
Ja.lO, Ap.4, 1855. Iy
Smyrna times., 1855-11-07
CH HRISTMAS GOODS

hr' subscriber Is now opening one of The mo-,
,..,,,..' ,iul r coie'Ions Oi Fr,nc'l. kmgiish and
n'e'''"h Fahcy ''o"s BHsk"Is Toys AIub,slxT ri
80. ','' a. consisting fapcr he,phis ,,,.,.
H''sser' iormonIlaies. Gard Gases. Wax Fruil Sea
a''h~' ., / drd Measures. III pearl, NOr, Nc Chm.
1Scs ny inS I1i.> DeuIns AiagIc LnmIerils MASKS
H's'ase ieS' &r AiN' sIn ali Gcsmrm los IN ever,
s'nr''. Store erIers supplied al the lowest prcrs
" the case grO>, Ur dozen.
y. b--b"me, Ic Baskets. Sleigh Bodies CIo,b.s
o'a"l%Fs 'It always on hand. made to order
ShIF L Imt"Irer AMI hIanuta,tur.r
3I2 Marker aireet. above 9lh
Phi adcipha.