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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRAPRs.
The Presidents Northern Tour.

The Prcsldent's Northern Tour.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, 1866.
President Pierce and family leave in the morning traa
for New Hampshre-the Presidents Mounted Guard,
and the field staff and company officers Of the district n
lita, acting escort to the depot regiment OF
Maryland volunteers will receive him at the Baltimore
depot
BALTIMORE, Sept 20, 1855.
The President viii arrive in this city from Washington,
by the early morning train tomorrow. He will be
ceived by the military and escorted the Gilmore House,
where he will take breakfast and fro thence he will be
escorted TO the cars which leave for Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 49, 1855.
President Pierce win leave Baltimore by the IL O'Clock
train to morrow morning. committee Of citizens OF
Philadelphia will meet him at Wilmington, and escort
him here, and then wait upon him to the train which
leaves for New York at five O'Clock.
BosroN Sept. %, 1886.
Large delegations from this and the adjoining cities will
visit Concord Thursday next 70 join In the welcome to
President Pierce.
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Mails for Europe.

NEW YORK HERALD-EDITIoN PoR sURoPs.
ne Cunard steamship ASIA Capt Lott, will leave this
psvt TO morrow morning. at half past nine O'Clock for
Liverpool
Inc European mails will close in this city at eight
o'clock
Ms HERALD (printed in English and French) viii be
published six O'Clock in the morning Single copies,
- wrappers, sixpencs
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
INV YORK HERALD will be received ai the following
yisces In Europe
LoDos-Am. European Express Co., 81 King william st.
PANS DO. do. s Place de la Bourse
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EEvxsrooI--John Hunter, IL Exchange street, East
ne contents Of the European edition of the HERALD
wfn embrace the news received by mail and telegraph
NJ Office during the previous week and the hour Of
pubhcaion
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PENNSYLVANIA SURE FOR FREaovr--We have
received information from the most reliable and
undoubted authority that satisfies us that the
Fremont State ticket, in opposition to the demo-
crazy. will be triumphantly elected on the 18th
of the next month. The opposition party in
Pennsylvania united some two years ago, under
the name Of Know Nothings, and swept the State
against the democracy by an unprecedented ma
jority. Since that time there has been another
..apafSiop, AID all lhs slelsnk Of that party
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border was closed against the free STATE IN "a gol
and returning. The election takes place on the ht
Of october.
Messrs Simeon and Warren Leland, propriet tors
Of the Metropolitan Hotel, Broadway, were arrested
last Sa,urdn ternoon, by Deputy Sheriff Crrmbic,
on the affidavit of w. E. Culver, Esq, banker of
Louisville, Ky. The affidavit charges the accused
parties with having purchased of Mr. Culver SIS 600
worth of bonds and paying for them in Valley Bank
money only two days before the bat k failed The
warrant on which the Messrs. Leland cave been a.
rested issued on Saturday afte moon, by Judge
Bosworth, of the Superior Court. Nc. Culver is the
business partner of II N. James Guthrie, Secretary
of ths TreAury.
The Vicar General ard Administrator of the Dio.
cess Of San Salvador, addres es a circular t. his
curates, in which, after de 'laring William Walker
the enemy of the Catholic Church, for which he in
tends TO substitute Proestan,ism he calls upon the
priests to be watchfu against the enemy, and to
prepare vigorous resistance.
There was q strange case in law decided by the
Surrogate, A. w. Bradford, yesterday. Henry Eagle
at his decease willed to his son William certain pro-
perty, providing said son, who had been away and
not heard from for five six years, was then living.
Seven years have elapsed since William Eagle was
heard Of; the law considers him dead. William be-
fore going away, bequeathed all his property to a
brother This brother now claims the beques made
! to William by the father. II William was alive at
the time his father made the WILL of course his heir
| or brother has a legal claim to The property be-
| queathed, but not if ne was dead The law consd-
the absentee dead at the end Of seven years. but
does it hold him to be alive till the end of that lime?
The Surrogate decided that the law assumes him 10
be living until the last day of the seven years has
elapsed and that it requires positive evidence to es.
tablish his death before that time. In his decision
the Surrogate revie we'd the law upon the point from
Justinian down to our own courts, and developed
interesting facts SO critical and technical
point.
The Canal Commissioners are about to issue pro-
posals for loan OF million and quarter of dollars
Bids will be received till the 18th prox.
The Committee of Repairs and Supplies of the
Board of Aldermen met yesterday. to continue the
investigation into the alleged joboing opera ions of
the Superintendent of Repairs to Public Buildings
Owing however, to the sudden illness of Mr.. Selah
and MFR. Irving, the committee adjourned till We'd
nesday next without doing any business.
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ASorTTIERS ORATOR GoNG INTo WALL STREET.
The buchanan organs Of this city inform u
that a committee Of merchants, of this city, in
favor of the Cincinnati platform, has invited ex-
Governor Floyd, of Virginia, who snow sojourn-
ing at the st. Nicholas Hotel to make speech
upon the present Presidential controversy, from
the steps of the Merchants Exchange, on the af-
ternoon Of Thursday next. This Is a very excel
lent movement, and we approve Of IL highly.
Governor Floyd Is fair average Southern states
man, Of the old Virginia blood. We gave very
good Southern speech which he made the other
day at Lynchburg, Virginia, where Keitt ex-
ploded. We have no doubt that Governor Floyd
viii lie received with the greatest courtesy. and
heard with the same attention that was paid to
Nr. Speaker Banks. Let them all enter the con-
troyerty, and give us all the bearings Of the ques
ton. OF the eject that the election Of Mr.. Blu
chanal would have upon Southern institutions
and Southern property, particularly the price Of
niggers. the enhancement Of which was 80 stoutiy
insisted upon in the orations Of Governor Wise.
We also desire to know the exact mode that Il to
be adopted, in the event Of Fremont's election,
by Old Virginia and the Southern States, to rob
the treasury previous TO going ont of the Union.
About three-fourtbs OF the public money
Of the United States Is safe in Wall
street and we desire TO know who
Their General Brooks, OF South Carolina and
the other 6re-eaters, will come down here to take
The sub-treasury or viii be satisfied with what
they find at the capital We want full particu-
lars on this point. Another point: Lieutenant
Governor Raymond, Of this State has been boil
ing over with oratory. lie proposed contro-
versy with Senator Brooks. but Lieut.. Governor
Raymond was too much for Senator Brooks, and
be declined. Would it not be good idea sor
this committee Of merchants TO invite Governor
Raymond TO answer Governor Floyd on the steps
of the Exchange This would save the precious
life Of Governor Raymond, whose eloquence. II
pC1,t up much longer, will certainly bring on the
cholera or yellow fever. Governor Raymond il
not much Of an editor-a poor stick in journal
ism at the best-and 4 is only fair TO give him
a chance az public speaker Now is the time
to bring out our great men, before they explode
under the pressure Of their own elements
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wArrTrowS, Sept 20, 1855.
Tho entries At the state Fair today much larger
than tbose Of last year The display Of horses cattle,
sheep and swine 10 Of the mos, superb description. The
dspla, OF engines and machinery Of all kinds s very
ne. Three printing and Autograph presses in opera.
ton. The dairy and domestic department Is excellent.
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BATAVIA, Sept. 20, 1855.
Over fifteen thousand Fremonters met here In council
to-day. The town Is full Of people. We have had speak
ing in the Park and In three large halls. The rain has
poured down in torrents all day, but rain exun-
guish the Ore for Fremont.
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From, Albany.

NEW CANAL LoAN-RLEcTIos OF CITY CHAM
BEHLAIN.
ALBANY, Sept. ~, 1855
An advertisement for canal loan Of 81 2to will
be out Wednesday next Proposals. for six per cent
OF the stock to be received until October 18th. The
loan Is reimbursable until 1874.
Robert Thompson, Esq, was elscsed Chamberlain OF
this city this evening, in place Of c. W. Bender.
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Affair In Knnsna.

CmcAGo Sept. %, 1856.
We are In receipt private advces from Kansas to the
Goth inst The Territory olerably quiet. The bor-
der remained closed aganst the free state going
returning General Lane arrived at Nebraska City on the
18th. Colonel Harvey, with Chicago company, had
captured the famous lone star flag Of the South Caro-
Hriang. Il was received here on Saturday evening.
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PORTLAND, Sept 2, 1886.
Tho steamer Khcrsanese sailed yesterday morning for
thirty passengers for Liverpool fifteen for Halifax and
ninc for Newfoundland. She had q full cargo.
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Serious Railroad Disaster.
NINE PERSONS KILLED AND TWENTY WOUNDED.

Tolspo Ohio Sept. 20, 1856.
collision occurred the Michigan Southern railroad
on Saturday afternoon, between a construction and
freight train the New Albany aud Salem crossing.
Eight laborers were killed and twenty wounded. A
passenger from New York killed, but his 10
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AtHukN N T., sept. y, 1850.
man named James II. Beadle stereotyper In the en-
ploy Of Messrs Miller, orion Mulgan, OF this city,
found murdered at elk O'Clock this morning. He war ,
Killed last night by blows the head from stone by
persons unknown, and then robbed OF s35 co. coro
ner's inquesi Is now nvest eating the matter.
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IMPORTANT DECISION on NrGGER LIBERTIES
AND RIeHrs.-We see, from report in some Of
the newspapers, that Judge Whiting. Of the su-
only the right TO travel in railway cars and ON
nibuses with white people, but that he may also
be candidate for the Presidency Of the United
States. This is the true, genuine black repubi-
eanism; and should Judge Whiting be nominated
for the Mayoralty. he would receive the united
vote Of the downright black republicans Of the
Aa.sGn lr..g; eygg any White nan : candidate.
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New Locks ON the Erie Canal brought Into

FoSpA, Sept %, 1856.
The new locks Nos a. So 40 Al on the Erie canal
will he brought into use Oct Q. Navigation between
Frankfort aud q townsville will be suspended about
thrtysx hours. Q. GARDINER, Canal Collector.
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Miss EHxospE reads al the Tabernacle this evening,
assisted by Dodworths Band. The programme includes
SONG gems Of English Ltcrsiars.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY or MUSIC Fourteenth st-IrAuAx OPERA
l. Emo ~ NoRD.
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kTBL0'S GARDEN, Broanway-GERMAs OPERA-MAsA
SIEIIo THE DuaB GiRL poRIicI.
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o. We learn from one Of the Directors OF
,he Delaware Railroad Company, that the
Board unthe }rI inst. appoatcd committee TO
i,clie a depot for the Milford junction, which
:.,at uD the 9th and located the same at Clark s
corner, the liberal proprietor, Mr.. Matthew
Clark. donating to the Company four acres for
The use OF the road, Every circumstance seems
L. consplre to aid in the early completion Of
ihls great work. The committee were Messrs.
FiJdermAn, Ridgeley and JohnsOn.-BeacOn.
RCrROcEsSION.--A memorial numerously
signed, from the citizens of Georgetown, in the
District of Columbia, has been presented to
congress, asking a retrocesson of that place to
NJ .ryland.
~ The Missourans have blockaded the |
.iver Missouri, aud all the free State emigrants
tor Kansas are arrested, dlsarmed, and sent
back.
ltF' Mr.. Brooks, NJ. c., has been fined 5000
Ly the Court, for assaulting Senator Sumner.
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KaOlin Washing SOap.

ht: subscriber encouraged by the great demand
4 Tor this article, has increased his mean nf manu-
lacture. and hts placed his prices 70 low as TO be
within within the means OF all. The Soap is compounded
lreiy 81 iye and ialiow, and therefore is vas; ly s-
Peri"r |" Olelne, Chemical. Olive and other Soars
ade OF OIL. II as warranted 10 contain no acid and
Ingredient injurious To fabrics ur hurlinl to the skin
Hces 10 wholesale dealers for the hest g. and for
-, cenls per ib. hy the b"N of 81 lbs; retailing
At a. and .. Families supplied OF and "A per III by
,ne m oox; Persons ordering, please mention whether
ey wish The best or extra. Any one desiring small
mi'y ior trial, by addressing the subscriber and
IncioSlng l3 postage stamps will receive pcr Adams
rApresS' a box containing t pounds
Address, iOr supplies,
ap23-u i''' W. Nai,n.. Hanmi IN, ~,
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
LeWeS, Delaware

I
"E undersigned having leased the above well
-. known Hotel, formerly occupied by Hudsor
% nuIr. winch has been thoroughly cleansod. pantcd
u n'cd up IN taste rot surpassed by anv house ON
e "iilIisul;i,lave Ut ned the same anu arcn,A read,
~ receive visitors. The Furniture is all new and o
me latest and most fashionable style. We invite a
personal Inspection
raw g had many years experience, we flailer our.
serves ilt by strict attention business and 10 thr
'ollor's OF our guests, to merit share of public pn
trOnage f ia
The Sea Balhing is equal 10 Cape MAY or any other
pac' "i resort The Bathing Houses Iave been f!IeJ
hp recently. '''
me Slabing IS also good and visitors may rest as
S"IGu t"ai Their horses Will be well cared for
III readiness 10 convey passengers 10 any par,
I'll inc Peninsula, when require
lhe ProrieOrS have on hand, Horses. Carrisges
uS Dogs and BOIis, for the alton of their
W lhe Steamboat st Nicholas, Capt Enos White
Ia Iar' leaves Arch St. Wharf every Monday, Wednes
LeWes. 'i'OH' ior
,r...,. DAVIS 8 JONES. Proprelors.
49, Ne" ioKk' L. ii JONES, PIHLA
ly9-3m
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GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.
!. q. MERsHON, Merchant, says:

-. ". .hERStONs MeEcHdnt, says:
SINrsoNvILLE, Shelby county, KY, }
March 30, lS5j. {
"fhe German Bitters give general satsfac-
ton, and herewith hand you certificate of Mr..
Morton Berkley, a respectable farmer of this
county,"
SIMPsONyILLE, KY, March 80, 1s5j-Dear
Sir would inform you that have been af.
ficted tor several years with Dyspepsia, in a
very aggravated form, for which | used Sarsa-
parIlla and various other remedies, without OBJ
tanning any relief. From the various testimo-
mails in favor of Hoofand's German Bitters, |
was induced to try them, and now state with
pleasure that through their use am enjoying
better health than | have done for years past,
and cheerfully recommend the Bitters to all
afflicted with that terrible disease.
Respectfully, yours,
MORTON BERKELEY.
To DR.. c. Jackson
See advertisement.
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GREAT MASS MEETING-A Call from
the Ladies-Great Excitement

the IsGdieS-GreGt Excitement.
T'te ladies' OF New Castle county, in order to give
scat their feelings and deemims their duty, have
resolve Ell Ia call mass meeting III the Town hall O
Wilmington Tor which dI notice will be given. Miss
r"d nce has consented 10 take the CHAIR Oi the meet
ing, aud Mrs ECOaOmy will accept the honor 10 preside
secretary. The folio wing pr, amble aud resolutions
We're drawn up and received unanimously:
Whereas We reg Ird as duty OF our sex general.
", including wives, widows. matrons aud maids.
Keep pace with the times-tO be wide awake 10 the
lhtan chances a4uaInI themselves with the Cater
slipper and Shoe trIden observe With vgIant eve
fEs tricks Of trade, and the manners and customs OF
Ihpse engaged hereIn for he draft that necessity aud
ilIon make upon our purses are quite large enough
Without being inflated with imposition and exorlion;
Therefore be it
Resolved. That we regard MIR. Flanigen of vii.
IA nstOn s The very pink, pattern and beau idea vi
an honest and accommodating st'rekeeper.
Resolved, That we have always found Flanigen the
siae al all times at all and under all crcum-
stances ready 10 sell cheap mortal man cansell
aud keep OutOi the poor house.
solved. That his course IN the past is guarantee
Lar The future. FOr years we have tried him and
,sfed him, aud will stick TO him
Resolved, That we approve Ot the elegant, durable
sHd 1sely manner which he has displayed in making
'''aiiers Busk'ns and Slippers, cite, for our toses
HVniOrt anu convenience. His public spirit, energy
sHt desire 10 please deserve be rewarded aud that
'Femard shall be our custom and patronage.
1esoiVed. That Fllmlgens stock Ol summer Boots !
cad Shoes OF all kln;s is unsurpassed for QUANTITY
''csiuil and cheapnesS his ladies' gaitert for only ST
ser pair, and has gentlenens lace shoes for only 81
ets per PaIr cap the CLIMAX; it a puzzler to know
how they can be sold so cheap
Resolved, That we approve of the taste displayed
~ making that great card of over seventy five differ
'il sii es and colos Of lasiings which give as at
g'alce he opportunity to maIcn any shade color of
dress We may chose or desire
Resolved That invite all Of our sisters to give
MN call that we endeayOTs 10 make his
merits Known throughout thus regIOI; and 10 this end
Mrs Economy be instructed to circulate these resoIu
lions tar and wide. Signed, MRs ECONOMY,
wilmington " June /, lejh SeCy.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Moot & Shoe Making.

x1ll ]. '. TOISON respectfully informs
F4lt the citizens Of Smyrna, and surrounding
Country, that he is prepared with the
most experienced and best wOrknen to do all
work with which he may be favored, in the best
sasnner. Having many years experience, he
tatzers himself that he can turn out as good
and neat Boot, Shoe. Cater, &C., as can be
iloported to tins place. A good TT guaranteed,
and satisfaction given in all cases.
REPAIRING neatly. done and promptly at
tended to. Cali at the shop in Main street, op-
posite Dir. Foxwell's Hotel.
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Newark Female Seminary

THE next Scholastic Year Of this Institution
will commence September 1st, and will be di-
vided into two sessions of 81 weeks each.
Superior teachers, thorough instruction, plea
SAINT location and the family intercourse enjoy
ed where the number is so limited, make this a
desirable school for young ladies. TERMS
Board and Tuition in English and Latin, $40
per session. Music, Painting, &c., extra.
For circulars containing course of study and
other particulars, apply to the Principal,
MISS ii. CHAMBERLAIN;
Newark, Delaware.
References Daniel Kirkwood, L. l.. d.,
Pres't of Del. College; Prof w. A. Crawford,
Prof. E. d. Porter, Col. J. L. Miles, J. w.
Evans, Esq, Rathmell Wilson, ESQ.,, Newark !;
George Earle, ESD, Rev. John Mears, Elkton,
Nd. July 0, '56-2m.
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AuCTICNEERINC A

=. me Undersigned respectfully ann.unces to
'he cItlzens OF Smyrna, that he will, at the
shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
tcrias' do all kinds of Auclionccring that may
Oe desired. Having had considerable expert
satisfaction. TUOMAS RAStI
April 8, 1856.
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X When discovery Is made which is ca !
GniatGd to benefit mankind, it becomes the duty
of every good citizen to avail themselves of the
results arising therefrom. III accordance with
these views, we feel it our duty to bring to the
ssatce OF our readers the extraordinary merits
vt medical discovery known as Carter's Span
lSh Mixture. 1t is the most powerful, etfectua
aud certain remedy for all diseases of the blood
vet brought before the public 1t has perma-
hentIy and positively cured more than ten thou
rand cases OF the worst forms of Blood Disease.
snch as, ScrOtula, Rheumatism, Liver Disease
nyphIlIS, Fever and Ague, and other kin red
diseases, many OF which set at naught the phy-
sIcIan'S skill, and laugh at all the ordinary ef
l"Tts ot science to conquer and subdue them
hie Carriers Spanish Mixture contains no
Aetcnry, Opium, or anything injurious, vet its
success IN curing disease has left it without
i'Sal; and wherever it has become know, is
Eegrarly P p'escrbed by physicians who are fully
conscious of It's effects, and avail thenselve
'"i ITS merits LecauSe it has deserved their COM
incnlatlOn. 1t would be better to try it in time
the sooner the better.
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REMOVAL.
JONATHAN EMERSON
M l. * G. III ANT TAEEOss

-, MAIN ST., SMYRNA, DEL.
". One dOOr abOUe Mr.. r. Fo2oclrs Uo,cJ
thankful to the public for the liberal patron.
age hitherto received by him, he hopes BY strict
attention to business, to merit Continuance of
the same. Vi
~. b,-Cntt ng. and Repairing done at the
''' "o''ce. (mhAG-3m.
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Steamboat Train Uia FrenchtoOn.
Leaves Frenchtown for Phila. at lO.l5 A. M.
New Castle n1S &c
Phllada. for Frenchtown, LOO P. NJ.
Wilmington 2O8 ="
New Castle 2.3S
Trains for Baltimore, leave Wilmington at
1922, 9.22, A. NJ, and 2.05, p. M.
Trains for Wilmington and Philadelphia,
leave Baltimore at SAG, ll.O6, A. NJ, 6.5l, P.
NJ.
OT A Freight Train will run once each way
daily, Sundays excepted.
Persons wishing to obtain Cars to load, must
give at least two days notice previous to the
time they are required.
d. A. SANBORN,
Jl6-u. Superintendent Del. Railroad.
On and after July 1st, Stage will leave
DoVer on the arrival of the morning Train, for
Denton and Easton, Md, arriving at Easton the
same evening. Also leave East0n in the morn
ing to eonneet with the $50 p. M. train from
Dover. '''
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@~$%~-

WHISPERS, BEARD and MOUSTACHES
forced to grow in six weeks by DIR. I.afont's
Capillary Compound. Warranted not to stain
or lnJnre the skin. Price $I.OO per package,
or 3 tor 500
Sent TO any part of the country, on receipt
at a remittance. Address SWEETSER a.
co. Box 739 Post Office, Baltimore, Maryland.
Jan;iO-ly.
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k'RS L IG Ea'T
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS.

, IIlE subScrlbQr has Commenced runnino
freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna to
me Railroad Depot and back, for the Dnrposa
OF Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT ofaIl kinds
lie Will also run his Wagons to and from Smvr.
ma I@sdng, for the purpose of hauling all
Kinds OF Freight brought by the Vessels: Bricks
IRON, Wood, Coal, Lime, Lumber, sc, &c.
Those wishing hauling done viii have il
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates.
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS. G. GRIFFITH.
W Letters and small packages confdcd to
charge. ''"O"'
feb l3-tf
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TO THE PUEBLO

TIE Undersigned having commenced the
Brlclaylng, Masonry and Plas-
tcrlng business,
IN the Town Of SMYRNA lakes this rno,hIc:
forming The citizens Of aAown and the snrrouurng
country that he rs now prepared 10 do anv WORK in lbs
@ WIN phht"liiy' neatncss and Dispatch HAVING
u co'sl"erable experience III the business he is rnn
hdent of giving SaIsiaclion " ~ :" JUL
[ A'i Orders left al his House in Delaware stree,
WI! meet with prompt attention 'O '"''''
april 30, Sc WNI y p,vN,no
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BUSINMSS CARD.
GEORGE w, CEJNIWENS

OFFlCE on Main street, first door above the
" Bank of Smyrna"
EAIlS IN all kinds of Gram and Seeds.
Stocks Bills of Exchange Drafts, Checks
ana Specie Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood
=, lis Vessels ply regularly between this. and
rnliadeiPnla S1l and New York, prepared to bear
any freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March u, IS5G-Iy.