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EIOLLYWOOD-Ea Sbora If MANIA :,

IN oALI WOOD-Eastern Shore of Mobile <<sS
Bay The public 10 respectfully informed that The G%
watering Piace for hs reception
hollywood beautifully the
one hours Mobile hy Capt Joe Armstrong beutSi
y free roi bugs as abunasntiy sup
Rd with deiieious spring nbaded
~ TALL majestic oasa Thu sal water bathing good the
desirou OF spending e1nuer months where ieee Il
never known Ample for
aeh ~ lshlng sailing hun billiards. gaaFes
The house will be under = Of M Enoch
tormerly OF the versnda Ho
ted hinssf with Mr. uderthe stye Of Era,. ana
They will do tbsr or
pubic and moi respectfully Of PATRONAGE
~ Peracns leaving boat for Mobile
arrive at Hollywood by II o'clock day.
VIAL m FHREaAs, EsocB EvFmrrr isis I'M
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VAULTS In "ODD FELLOWS REST -
street.
w WHrrALL is Essn Fields street, and shs ssere.ays
ohee, and Lafayette Streets
The Lodges viii be $40 per ysali;
10 all othsrs, $50 Pc Tyault.
tbs purchase OF Lott, had ap
nj Wv JAMES FuRNEAux. Secretary o. r .Rsss.
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TO MECHANICS.
MANUFACTURERS, FoUNDRYMEN, ETC.
ME MPHIs
Navy Yard Gro Hmds
TO BE LEASED!
I'm THE FOURTH MONDAY, being the
2sth day November 1855 will public en-

Nm The FOURTH MUNDAI, being the
~ sh day Of November. 1856 will be offered to The public
atse Of sssi = * f.494
II S5'., "a TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, 4
he grounds formerly ownsa Is Of The Unied sateh
the Navy Ysd 10 the city Of Memphis conisung about
30Hrrss. 49, 81 a5i 81 * 8ss}ls ss
THESE grounds the MiHsiappi and Wolfe rivera
ree thousand feet the Wts and 'front.' nearly five
hundred feet on street the Eaa and DIVIDED into
ruInag
d rsug North to South. ~ ~ Ne 44i :
which npon Chicsssw directs
Will be uhdsiaed =, lots NJ saby lis st
frng Of ihs 81 ghe readenee lots in city.
The West Of
substantially buildings. erek aid
stpns ana covered with site them the Rope Walk
and ooer nsef ensufps anovt xeea uad in
uppedn all rehpect- wtnthe neat colecon Of machinery
mon Az th ere hney adsptsa to Foa ds Machine
Sdopa snd Of dasepn and the
the vsrs regarded nv rabe ANY upon
sspp its thuas the boabuiding and
fspasiirE yetdE ~ g. s5sg&asE & &5s sgSSa9 X
rhs efabvndauce Of fine timber py convenience
to eofper coal and aths mstera u hs
tue demand oso1evHs
fnroa nov progressing 10 cnpleto1ior
hces hsggng md rope and codsgeaui tbs un6itpnd health
ur CITY, render h In The Judgment OF u eapntly fitted
he great purposes named emhie situated above he epidemic
aue, st the hsa 81 uninterrupted gation
ded Is tue pivot punt Of ae great Maespp Valley Induce
nspts are SOW offered g espsss mechancs
saeh have sere safe aad profta5
sestmeIt. 4l'sl4 75-. 554-fgl 4, II
Proposals. faf leases hs property VIII 10 received
inns nHi the 7s Nov maer, wsieh
hsi bs pnblcy easea unless ohnrwie a Of
iinls. t55 3
For further infarmaian sddtess tbs nn5srsgnsd.
su2s SIN Is A. II. DOUGLASS. Mayor.
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n a.ssIa 80 Z. %, hbls and half bbIs Monon
JOSEPH Lam Dis So H. 4 ~ ie y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-21

WOLVES AROMATIC scHEIDAM soIINAPps.
Druggists and Msrhant. aad daaas Of the srcss
contained the above catalogue will find their
esng sending their where will Be the
e4tuasye assortment Of GEN INE PATENT MEDICINES
United State ,And At the pnes Please address
le D. WRIGHT e. GO,
GENUINE MkptClFE WAREHOUSE,
n9iH Nn,lsI Chartral strsst. Ne w0r ana. La.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES.

Tn WRIGHT & co.'s CATALOGUE OF
ep GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which |
offer 10 upp Druggists aud Bsasrs al Propeors lowest
nv Depot Special Agency, chartrsassres
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parhh Of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
BE Remembered that the oath March, 1856
Juae Of the and for the aforesaid
sonny appeared Charlea Briggs President
Louisiana Company New
being duly so according law, aeposu
lust and true and transcript
shs said company. CHARLtSt BRIGGS.
Y gfs H. p JANVIER Secretary.
Swornso ind subscribed before tha March, 1856
- A3s ". JOETE,
Second Justice Peace for the psruh Of Orleans
The Board declared twenty per
on ths earned of
VIII Oh certificates will The first Of
usKt. - - - As " 'N'
Company continue 70 insure against the per the
ssf sna leas the premium
Office, southeast corner Of Camp and hatcher
n a@N. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
=, A. CARRIERE Vice President,
New 0seana March a., 1866.
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" signed wfea his friends aud the public generally
the Lake ouae viii
his partner, Thonas A. Apologize
A having cla,Ms against the house will
them payment IRE
10 liqaidais.a
phyca.y disqualified from attending dutian my
os Last Sug by Sickness beyond
copo compelled be absent of the time
covery anil recently. am however, regularly INSTALLED
with polite and efficient otcer sud solicit liberal Of
p0blio patronage.
Those having ho city puaGit Of pleasure
fni my house adequate to their wants. f.s.E. .Dv.5
Parties Wishing preparations will be promptly
by eaving their orders At Dubois Msch'a Livery Sabe.
iyi3M GEO. W. EuLLUM.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-21

n WARU.-Rnn stolen from the uuderaigned XS
ago now, negro boy JORDAN. v hen
heard he Waiker'a Ferry Flint &
Ths years old, bright mulae
straight eombed 1--we four inches HIGH
amsly him eight
nacky Previous owning the
had steamboat the Tennessee
way to Keniuoky. w
The given for Jordan the peraon
supposed boy with seent poofto convict
him be paid FOR the Of
safe JAIL 40 thai Lean get him. JAMES LYON.
uesyiles Nae
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IN 1s-4-'-' \ Z. I : 2 'ai''
INSURANCE,
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company
of Menu flrtaaue

Merchants Mutual Insurance Company
Of New Orleans.
ra Sc # s ess e
suesr, 4 10, De ysar ending Nay 81 isss
q q s s,ys. h Rs ssisi
Less s i sss%s ss on ssi: MOI ss
Ne. sarpea premium, 70, the sssass os
Ameunts Paid for fospes durngtbe PERIOD VIZ;
n R IN n Rs:. Tsssss
IN hasihe 49,. :.
Amour. or isssss il soarse 81 ssmsni
saa pstnsni. '..-t'' ol,os4e
To,si losses. .................. sss,I4s q
reinsurance ieesv ~
sspepse neidas those he
-+----.44r,-se 40
Not profits for the year ending May 1856. Aosss 50
& .RECAPITuLATIoN.
Amount earned premiums es
Amount q. Ms.ssas.,,la
sSandoaea ,her siehs . profits, rsr
Premiums rsi iy parties who nave n5aa.
doued their sgi,s t,pfoain, in consideration
Of ten GEM. intsresl 5es24 II
Balance, being eaned premiums participating in the
nssrrofso Of the Company. 95fs6t 81
The Company have he following assets, viz.
s a s. sho., ns e.
Due collection $3.50
Il 81 estae ofcs building 9l.004 s5
Cash hand. 69046
Total asseats.
.ksTATEyoE LOUISIANA,
y Fnrsh Of Orleans City Of w Orleans.
Be 1t the 1885, before M. the
subscriber, Justice of the
ena Joan Pembton Schneider ssce
the Merchants Motua Oriears
who being dny according
JOHN PEsiBERTON, President,
$500 A. SCHREiBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subrcbed before me, this Jus 9sS
VI C. v, J0ETE, $3.50
Second Justice the Peace for tie Psrah IT orSani
The Board Of Directors havs declared dividend Fifteen Fer
the earne rr06tsJ of tho
ending 3 May 1856 for Winch ssp certificates issued
n John PEMBERToN President. 4
A. sSHREiBER, Secfearyi
&*s DIRECTORS:
John Pe,nberlon. r. vignsud, 7; A. Brand,
81 Logan liehnight, MI Cu1dy, Vim. fogel,
o tstllafd, Pierre P6ns, @. Milieubsrvpr
p. -. p 6aApsrp ieI9ty
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Uniontown, Union county, KY, May 12, is4s.
FROM Dk. VIM. II pm EMrIss

FROM Oh. WIN. H. PRENTIsS.i
MRs BULL In regard wssy tbnt Ihavs
used 10 ertentin ofloug
Capess epra
sass thsi oeus
the huds OF the body with
preparation Sarsapaan use, any pysietan
substances
Respectfully you're, W.T., pRENTfss M D.
sW1port Ky Decor Ds
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MAcKIsoM g. MTIRpHy

FsOPPEk, TIN AND SHEET-IRON WORK
~ Frs BRASS FOUNDERS AND FiNlSHERS, and Mauuiac-
BIngs Ssa TranA Cist Tying Evaporang
Ferer !es Pans, etc. and Steamboat and Plantation Work
Graver atreeia New Qrleans.
Ut All orders Thankfully received and promptly ic9s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-21

LINE OF STAGES FROM
H 0sgKA TERMINUS OF THE JACKSON RAILROAD, TO
JACKSON uuiersigned will place The r5uts
bete tbs above po Weekly Line Of Stages, commencing
The z Instant leaving osyfa " A. NJ Monday Wsdsesdsy
ii. oowa OF the New oreans Jackson
Great Northern Railroad via Magnolia, Summit Brookhoyen Sal
latin, Line Store and Spring Ridge
q Fas Through, slo All baggage tayty pounds " TO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-26
European Affairs.

The Canada arrived at Halifax on Wed.
ncsday, with one weeks later news from Eu-
rope. The Ministers Of England, France.
Austria and Russia, had met in conference n,
Vienna, and accomplished nothing, the Rus
sian Minister requesting and obtaining four.
teen days delay, in winch to receive instruc-
tons from st. Petersburgh. In the meal
time the war goes on. At Sebastopol scarce
" night passes without sortie from tn
town against some portion Of the French on
British lines. The works advance, however
steadily. Eight thousand French had arrived
in the Allied Camp. The troops suffer mucl
from wet, butappcar to he on the whole il
better condition than before. The Allies wcr,
preparing for an assault on the place, the
plan being to open general fire, which was
TO be continued for As hours, and to be
followed by united assault of the Englisl
and French forces. Omar Plcha has been
ordered by the Sultan to the Crimea Tn,
London Times advocates the immediate recall,
Of Lord Raglan, on the ground of incompc-
tcncy for the command in the Crimcn.
Messrs. Norwood & Rogers, Of London.
iron merchants, had failed for nearly one mil.
lion of dollars
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-26

party killing one Simon Temple, and severe
" wounding several others a general melee
then ensned several of the laborers were
wounded and thirteen Of them arrested and
put in irons.
The rioter assembled again on Monday
and took possession Of the track at Cayuga.
{. W. y train with troops was TO 20
through the line Tuesday and clear the road
.t al I,.4,r1,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-26

&3O0,OO0
The Committee on the Fund recommended


Inc committee on the fund recommended .
That each County bv the AGENCY. Of thnir
society. orpaniz.d or to he or,7rilI'd be rn.
ouestad ia cnIIact and transmit ~ a., Sea-.
Treasurer the proportion Of the sum falling
wiJhin their Limits, PROPOSED to he raised In Il
,n., an tina t'nrs,, I.ii,,.,
n;Lu,,d ,s.,i,,,,. p...e73,I IT, ~ US
.flnut'u az @'"'e' Fiotid'd' that the State
,o' ~! 'e'eoy consent mat each ,onnty may
rh,. suhs.rintiu,. ,,.r and .,i...I'' a., ..'
,:.,..l IL ''N SUMS
r"1' '' ~ -'''" any N"""-y on pay
~ wv - .'iv 'V"'c 9oc!c'S tue sum assign
ed them III lull may retain ten per cent TO-
wards laying expenses in the County. and
further recommended that elcl Cupnty il,
'."'lll,h 10 inc SUI" requested raise AN equal
,,, rnn,,;r r, 49, ',' ,''
,Y..,....,.
f'' '"' i'''i''''''i'''' 10" were after
i'oH' HIhirl Howe read the Annual Report
of the Executive Committee, which WAS ar-
..,,.., ..r...,
l'N'' """P''" anu "TurFed - be printed
under the direction Of the EH. Com.
rl, ,,.,,,,.;,,..a ,.,, o..
0' ''t'"r'S rePor'od the
''"oNi"E l'so'u''o"s "hlch were accepted.
I,sojl,d list Tint All In r,r,e, b,,.o i. ,ii
IN tuc principles that direct ami ,rti ,b ah ~
uf society and individuals and therefore !, i. -, tG
fret Importance that the principles of indiv,l'ai
etiou should be enlightened ana plijnntlr,rir in
their Influence and rirht in tLe .i,r', 'rUI i ''
Adopted
II "....''' -, Tina; law is tue expressed will OF
@ 'I'e anu can Only DO Just and safe when
'""'. ln Tue eternal principle Of moral light aud
""' '' a. "J.'' '"- hlshe-t elevation Of iuuu ga
Adnpted
Ro,oip,d, 3d. ThattotnI abstinence fran nj, ,h,.,
,ntoAelte' 'houid not only be dogma q faith, but
AID cnioIccd by Ier.ati' '"s ,manaG"' oo1dGet
men ~ Hid be restrained by law from the use Of n-
"Ncating drinks, as beverage, a., lroui any cline
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-26
New Publications.

CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP, Discourse hv Rev.
D. H. Worcester, Of Burlington. \ sermon
recently delivered by Mr.. Worcester. pastor
OF the CHlviniStie Congregational Church in
TINS place, upon the above subject, has been
published by ). i. Nichols in a neat pamphlet
IL will be sought for with cagerness by many
among rs, ana will be found to have a n inter
stand value, aside from tho circumstances
in which it originated
FRANK LEsLIE's LADIES GAZETTE of fashions
for January, 1855. Husbands and fathers
will probably admit that it is no part Of our
duty IN these hard umes to commend to the
notice OF our lady readers generally, the full
y illustrated and attractive pages of this
NJ sazine' Those who ViH buy it, however
WIZ hnd II model number. The enterprs-
ing proprietor has also commenced the publi.
cation ola Monthly-a Magazine of Romance.
Literature and Fine Arts, entitled ffron (
LeSic'S N,m York Joarnal." 1t is of the
same size with tho Ladies Gazette.-hapd-
someiS got up, aud illustrated with wood
cuts. Price Isl cents number. The Jour
Hand Gazette of Fashions, will De sent for
a year for 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-26

to the attention of the society, and are soil
citing its aid in the line Of it's operations
the means it possesses are inadequate to NEE
their requirements, and that while il is possi
BILE that many of these people may relapse in.
to slavery, by failure Of the contii,renc,
upon which their manumission depends. In,
depressing Influence Of this fact will retard
and in some instances wholly prevent. futur,
deeds OF beneyUlcncc Of tins character.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-26
GRIFl HIN.
The AMERICAN ColoNrzArroy socu7y. Thi

Int AaEh'SAS NoLONlEAliOH SuNILIl. lniS
Society celebrated its thirty-eighth anniver-
sary at Washington on Tuesday last From
the annual report Itappears thut the receipts
IF the society for the year were SGj,43j %,
being Si6,9ii - less than the previous year
During the year 1854, the Society sent 500
emigraots TO Liberia. From a report in the
Gio6e We extract the following:
ave regret TO learn, that, while emauci-
paicd negroes are presented IN large numbers
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-26
Vermont & Boston Telegraph Go.


Boston Telegraph Co, held at Montpelier,
Jan 18th, JosrrH LA1upor, b. y. Cul>EY,
W 4. DAVIS. g. W. BNtDlor. Br>JAMiN
BREWSTER \, LATHAM, lsnu SuyR, q. =.
CnANDLER, were chosen directors for Tic ,n-
suing year. Joslru LATuRor was chosen
President, Mr. CHENEY declining reelection.
4, W. BENEDICT wasrc-cloctcd Treasurer and
Secretary. \ dividend Of three per cent was
declared, payable on the 18th of February.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-26

n Three beautiful paintings 1.-TWO land
scapes-Ayalanche Lake and Long Lake, New
fork-and portraitD by JAMES CAMERON,
Of Philadelphia, are now at the store OF
Brinsmaid and IIildreth, and will remain
there for short time previous to being sent
South, The public are invited to call and
see them
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-26

hat furry the Administration tt Wash.
iugton, and all the upholders of the divine
right Of Slayeholding, were in, last year.
about getting Cuba. 1t wouldn't do TO wait
a minute. Spain might free her Slaves there
England might get hold of the Island and
pat an end to the peculiar institution and
that would breed unuttcrable dangers to
- the South Ten millions ought to be put
at the disposal Of the President \ hundred
millions,-a hundred and fifty, nay two hum
dr'd and fifty millions Of dollars, had better
he given for the gem OF the Antilles than not
t. E't it Immediately MIR. S,uo must @
quick to Spain, and coax Spain, if he could
INTO surrendcr.U u, for II consideration. OF
lrlghtcn her, il he must, to give it up at tn,
mouth Of the ristol,-io have it, we must
an would. But somehow A,r. Sou'e "didn't
amount t. much abroad. after ALL Some
rather remark 'hic demonstrations of popular
sentiment, too, have been made within Il few
mouths The high heat Of the frc-cutcrs is
cooling oG. 1t will do to wal now. just
near what that wide mouth! icco of Slave
holding democracy in Virginia, the Richmond
EH4mrtr, says, all ut once. 1t is as mild as
new milk on the matter
" Spain, cannot he driven into the sale
OF Cuba hv Inccssant irritation, but
may voluntarily embrace the measure from
motives OF NATIONAL lolicy, if allowed time
and opportunity for displs>iJnate election.
NJ necessity lorbds the suspension Of the
negotiation tor the purchase Of Cuba The
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-26

y In BosToN, good Eastern wood sells for
only Ten doIiors a cord
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-01-26

II The most rapid thaw Of the season with
Il pouring RAIN on Monday completely demol-
'shed our short-liyed slcighing, and raised
the streams considerably. Now that the
snow is gone We have clear cold weather, as
usual
Smyrna times., 1855-05-16
M A. r r lie D,

On the morning of the 10th inst, in Smyrna,
by Rev. VIM. c. Robinson, Mr.. WILLIAM H.
CHAMBERS, of Wilmington, to Miss MARY
ALBERTA PRICE, of the former place.
[ Wilmington papers please copy ]
In Smyrna, on the morning of the 10Th inst,
10y Rev. Wa. c. Robinson, Mr.. JAMES p. BAILY
to Miss SARAH BUDD, all of Kent county, Del.
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. John Bell, Mr..
J. 3. HARRISGTON to Miss CAROLINE FRAZIER,
both of Kent county.
On the 10th inst, by Rev. R. w. Todd. Mr.
ELIAS p. HOPKINS to Miss MARY p. Ross, oi
Kent county.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. ]. Mason, Mr.. b
w. TRUIr TO Miss MARY E. VIRDES, both o.
Milford, Del.
Smyrna times., 1855-05-16
~ New London n cadeny,
NEWLONDOM CHESTER co.. PA

NEW LUNUUN, CHESTER GU, FA.,
The summer session of this Institution will
commence on. Wednesday, May 2nd. and con-
tinue twenty-one weeks.
The course of Instruction is extended and
thorough. The Principal is teacher by pro-
fesslon and deyotes his undivided time to the
interests of his pupils, aided by faithful and
competent teachers. 1t is deemed unnecessary
to add anything in description or commentator
OF this Institution, as it has been long estab-
lished, and patronized by almost every section
Of the country. -. ....
For circulars or catalogues, call at the Office
of this paper. or address, as above,
JAMES b. Mcdowell, Principal.
apll-lm.
Smyrna times., 1855-05-16
BEES. Rev. q. 4. Lanystrotn's



C,WARMING time is approschmg--a perfect HIVE
~ is now presented 10 the publlc-a lew of its ad-
vanlages over sill others The Comb tseparalely)
Honey and Bees can be taken out. examined and re-
placed in five minutes, with nipunity without injury
the pieci.e situation OF the rye ad Bees ascerIaned
in moment the greatest possible security against The
moh stock multiplied pleasure, perfect protection
ag ainst heat cold. swarmng .swarnIng Hive
pleasure, &c. &C. In fact. this Hive possesses all
ihe advantages of all the Hives ever constructed with
tho evils of none Of lhem Bee keepers are particu-
larry invited to call and examine the Hive. 1t has
been pronounced, by all who have il the only
pertect Hive in existence LnngsIrohs work on the
Bee sent by mail receipr OF 81 25 inaivIdual
rights. S5. Township and County rights sold low
Hives at from 50 to 30. On receipt of si2, Hive,
Right and Book will be sent.
Apiary. CehtrevilIe, South Camden N. J..
BUSINESS ADDKESS-NO. ls6 Chestnut ST.. Phi!a-
delphia.
will receive proposals for the supply OF any num-
ber of swarms in swarmIng season. will find the
I'll ives and deliver them at any and all landings in
Delaware, from whence the contractor viii receive
and relnrn them Cash paid on delivery. Address.
promptly, rs above. L. }, NJ.
NAV A6-2m
Smyrna times., 1855-05-16

a1r IIOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT
have cured a Bad Les OF Eighteen Y ars Standing
Mary Smiih. "f South Sixth street. Philade pha. wife
Oi iOas Smith, iOr eighteen years great sui
tercr from bad leg. which Ollen from the knee
Go the ancic. as large chill body. the doctors a-
peaTrd uncertain Low TO treat her, her health
." impaired that she Was unate TO move. ana, during
IIc greater part "i 1853. she lc her led. On
ih' lLi Oc;Uer last. she commenced using .iUllOway
Pills and OmIn nI, Ihr, months Use eing aba
ted BY using the OnInien aud The Pills slreIgIe. ed
her very Considerable In alOIher month she was
completely cared ny these fine remedies alone -:
Smyrna times., 1855-05-16
DIR. JOHN A. MOORE,

WOULD respectfully inform his friends and
the community generally, that he has removed
hls office to the Basement of the Dwelling oc-
cupied by John VanGasken, Esq, on Man
street, Immediately opposite the office recently
occupied by him, and formerly by DIR. Perkins.
N. B.-Persens calling for him at night, will
please ring the night bell at the Office door.
OF Orders left in his absence will be
promptly attended to.
SMYRNA, May 9, '55-3m.
Smyrna times., 1855-05-16
Another Prize Medal awarded

TO 4. M'CLAIN, for the best PERFUMER
and Fancy SOAPS, at the late Fair held
IN Washington City.
Il. M'CLAIN'S highly periumed Vegetable
0n.-Ths important discovery possesses proper
ties which we believe no other article of the
kind does. II will cleanse the scalp, produce
a full and beautiful growth of hair, its medici-
nal qualities aid nature and render the hair
healthy, moist and pliable, and yet 80 pure that
il will not soil hat nor bonnet. Manufactured
by Il. M'CLAIN, Perfumer and Chemist. at
his large and new establishment, No. I06 North
Sixth streets. below Race, Philada. a.al
N. B--Constantly on hand a large assort-
ment Of Periumery, Soaps, and Fancy Articles.
Discount to Wholesale Dealers. from Is to 25
per cent. for cash. Inay2-3m. -s.
Smyrna times., 1855-05-16
Mrs. Ill. A. Conway,

No. l62! South Second street, Philadelphia,
Il. WILL open April 5th, a full and .Aa3s
- fashionable assortment of Spring and s:sss 1St
Summer Millinery. Also, fine English Straws,
British Leghorns, Brads, and all kinds of Fancy
Straws, Gimp and Neapolitans, Misses and
Childrens Gimp and Lcghorn Hats, Silk Casins
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. [apll-3
Smyrna times., 1855-05-16
DISSOLUTION.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers, as Surveyors and Con-
seyancers. is this day dissolved BY mutual con,
10 make payment to John H. Hofsscker, who il
duly authorised. to receive the the same. +
- A.st JOHN H. HOFFECKER,
"a NA y JOHN w. SAVlN. -
Smyrna, April Ia, le5j lrV i-jl .aa.tf
Smyrna times., 1855-05-16
Thomas w. Evans & Co.,

Nos. 2l4 and ZIG CHESTNUT ST., Philadelphia,
Opposite Girard House
LAVE hand a complete assortment Gf the
L beauiiiu fabrics. and The iaIeststyles. The
goods have been carefully selected IN the European
ark by OF the firm, and wall be sold at the most
reasOnahlO advance. Among The variety will be
found
Magnificent Dress Silks Chene, b.
do. plaid do.
SIIrped and Checked do. for Flounciug
Rich plan do
Best make Of Glossy Black Silks.
Barge Robes. B lrcge. Tissues Lawns &c.
Emorsideries OF everp description,
Hosiery Ot every quality anu kind
ChaIly Bareges. Barege de Lainess
Nous de LANES,
Application Mantillas,
Silk do embroidered,
Silk and Lace do do
Mus IN do do
Stella Shawls.
T.W. T.. &s co. intend opening. next week. seve.
raj thousand yards oil FRENCH LAWNS-a great
barg IN. Also, Bareges and Tissues. may lott