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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER

E 's.ve Rh9GA G 2SRA1 1f mp epi 4 s!aGE FA5 E 81
- Esss s MasSs eos% % as's
s. fh fe
freight or passage %R IL On BRnSrSN Rn!S g T. co. Lafayette ST.
The Planter will take freight for all points above the Raft
water permitting. mya
T leave Fo SSEp5E II sf!sf safTHhasD
noa f9 Esos AHn sPS il
ss aadns vii sH s m 1
mys - : LEWIS sNAPP ( Co. 81 From. street.
LsfSse G. ISFfRAf ERE m s 4 Gsss fAkE NJ
ed Lake 4 assss a ss ffa9d
sns m fast running steamer a Bsie Gates
myi2 7: H. BRINToN 4 co, Lafayette street.
- ESEfRAE lsh Rosa :i 4 fs6fi fsgE 4
slasi 4. = the steamer Eapidss-For Soons landing
St esdHs
running passenger packet @ Rosa 6 Dowty master will
% scnsomhohss stss ~ 'fsp'4, - :
The Rosa will take freight for Fort Jefferson and upper Red
River, with privilege Of reshipping good boats mylo
Wssays EoR Ei j1 6, ossfh ssIThI4sp
5snd R CfSa ea2s AsH sg IT 6
aries, s. Applegate, master, Will leave above. For
%ys passage HpPon DoA5 SMITH New
w5 q IL !ns osSsH FISH 6AbDo y
RsyR@ very s1a1f g EsSfs
ssz5n 60 . s ] s 4: is54: T. FL il
"s For freight or p"'Fgf T. g. naPg'Y gHIfa i New street
s2s m e esR e. sss' ssst
Wednesday morning my6
W leave on sTEHM yEEspA1 M Rosa @ feff fs fthoN OF
and Asssnfa eot ssns ST Maaric Gfand
poW mas For sfSeR5
apply board foot g e"Raaf sM ssa TO
The Rosa will take freight for Jefferson and Upper Fed
River with the privilege of storing and reshppng good
sooa.s. o - - = .1yl2
gsssss k 1p T f1hhNls e Wlight, uA ds4ts
msiis w, co ca5p
Gorona Landing and all nteTmedae andngs For feightor
myis Apln' = s0'io' :. " B. SMITH 12 New 1eves
II essss Essppnss Hs nss 1I a. points above the
VI? on YSBEEiRAE EoE Rhb II vi ?s?S3
RssS s:sf?fs = sI rlshs & s9ss 1'55s
BaGF Es seant
or passage, apply on board Or to:
SMArF sis c2 p f6I Front a5ptF sEsfs It'd
River with the privilege Of reshipping
oUScH1rA,R1vER.
Tl:svs 6R e 6FEsPx HaE = It
City of Cairo, Yocun, master will leav,
sss as above for Camden and all intermediate land
ng For passage apply R on sM1T sGHTq q 3 e
City Of carS viii siEe through bills Of ading
Can'1en she draws only 10 inches water. mTl2
| SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
T Leave on E$FSDt1 ,f Gs E! 5SRf ss19f kivEr
sts, 5Af g. f.s aa"sh ma, s Rf NH
lsaye ,S for Camden Beach Hills Ghamagnoli Marie Sabine,
Trenton Monroe Columbia Harrisonburg intermediate
landings For freight or passage aIpy on board
| myl0 L. SNAPPER Co, 81 Front street
| Will leave on TUESDAY 10Th inst at s O'Clock p M
r. REGULAR -OUACHITAs PACKET
sTlls1kt = JUDAH TOURO-For Camden French Port
Beech M
andng onasa Gty Lochom9nde Mouth D. Arbone, Tren
burg Trinity Black River and all landings
ouncha river The ne fast running light araught
packet steamer Judah Touro, G. L. Kouns, master, J
W Tobn clerk will leave freight or passage
having superior accommodations, apply board or to
| myl2 LEWIS SNAPP l. Co. 81 Front street
E-Throug bills ladng given with privilege of reshippine
r. H. Lindsey Freight and passengers
| to be taken to their place of destination
The Judah Toro will positivey arrive the 18th
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e SLAyE DEPOT, NO. 1856 C0HMON
"a STREETThe undersigned has on hand and will keep
5E constantly for sale for either Cash City AGesptanee
M full assortment of SLAY ES consisting of MECHANICS
of all descriptions HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS etc.
Having leased the theestoy dwelling No l56 Common
he is prepared accommodate transient Traders
and their Slaves reasonable be obtained in the
city.
Parcular attention will be paid to consgnments of Slaves
THOMAS F. FRISBY, 156 Common street.
REFERENCES. 4 Co Curry Person J. G. Rcks
Co. Richard Beck J: G. Cocks Co. Watt DeSaulles
N B.--The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES. nj ly
@>m I.O. o. .F.-BoARD OF DIRECTORS
Tx Aep s9of 'Odd Fellows Rest" for 1S66-Ohcers-
- w Henry Bier, President John Stroud, Treasurer
tee-Harper Gingham, Gardner Smith, Luther Homes FL
nance Commiee-Thos keefe W. G. Wilson, l. Homes
Sexton-Daniel Merritt MenbersFrank Lewis, W c. Will
son. Geo Seymour H. Goldman G. B. Bowditch, J. P War
ner, Ii, Gastarede s. Bouemet.
Mr. VAULTS IN "oDD FELL0Ws' REST may may be pr. pro
nal street at p FELT sTETSONS 81 Camp street to H
MILLSPAUGH, u Mint, and at the Secetarys Office in
Odd Fellows Hall, Camp and Lafayette streets
The price Stockhodng Lodges will be $40 per
vault; to all others, $50 per vault
~ Information relative the purchase Of Lots, can be had
application to the Secretary.
apis JAMES FUkNEAUA, secretary o. f. Rest
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
THE LAKE,


IT. j, - ~ Is =. sIAO:tsE :PA OK z n
sss ment-For Ocean Springs, and inermediate land;
ngs extending her trips far Pascagoula Tuesday and
Saturday of each week.
The splendid low pressure packet California
Nelson, master, built expressly for this trade with superior
accommodations will leave the Lake end Of the Ponchartran
Railroad the arrival at the Lake Of the as follows
Leaves Pontehartran Railroad Leaves Ocean Springs
TUESDAYS. .....e A. n cars WEDNESDAY MORNING,
THURSDAYS. % A. NJ. cars FRIDAY MORNING,
SATURDAYS. "A P. NJ. cars SUNDAY EVENING.
On Tuesday and Saturday she will far Pascagoula.
MS r. GEDDES. Agent, 10 Bank Place.
, TSn A. FOR RANDEVILLE--U.S S. Mali
FOR Vaudeville, Lewisburg Madsonyile,
f5als Covington and Abita Springs-The fine steamer
Virginia Pearl, Captain j. W Hoffman, leaves the
Pontchran Railroad day after the arrival of the IL M
Sundays excepted Returning leaves Cornon every
morning at O'Clock Sundays eXceptel)
Fare, ST. Meals, so cents.
For particulars, apply on board, or to
a19 If D. G. LOWBER, 95 Magazine street.
TuTs a, FOR nIOBlLE DIRECT, DAILY
EaaAkhl " S. MAIL LINE-Wnter Arrangement-The
Esz splendid low pressure packet steamer Cuba, r.
A. Hern, maser Florida, W. H Hutciags master
Oregon Myers master having been built expressly for the
Lake trade with superior accommodations of the above
will leave the Lake end of the Pontcharain Railroad
daily the arrival of the o'clock p NJ Returning,
will stop Pascagoula Monday and Thursday evenings
Cabin Fare TO Mobile. ................Sb
R. GEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans November l, 1855. n5
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

~ :sA.s u REGTAh W. Iff LouIs Il ia PACKET
les9saihkstsa The fine passenger steamer N ID
ts9E@E3a ka, G. w: Ford MASTER will leave for ST
Louis and all intermediate landings, above For freight
passage apply on board,
JOHN F. HYDE 4 CO., &c Poydras st.
E plan of the cabin and
by applying to the agents. my1O
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viii leave on WEDNESDAY: 18th inst at o'clock P. NJ.
=,A IT, - FOL. RED RIVEE3-R EG UL R.
lgaass lgsaiE = Packet steamer HI. M Wright, Clarke
nasI will leave positively as above for
Gorton's Landing and all nermeiate landings For freight
or passage, apply on board. or g, rs -
myl2 LEWIS SNAPP & CO.. At Front street
r S.The II. NJ Wright will freight for upper Red
River with the privilege Of reshipping. "
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OU ACHITA YER.

Will leave on TUESDAY,. May 49, at S O'Clock P. NJ
y, ffI b. FOR CANIDEM-THE FINE STEAMER
City of Cairo, Yocum, master, will leave
Fss4@GA above for Camden ali intermediate land
ings. For freight or passage, apply on board =
IT. B. SMITH, II New Levee
H-The City of Cairo will give through bills of hiding to
CaElinen she draws only 10 inches water mT12
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SUMNER ARR. .iNGEMENT
Will leave TUESDAY, 10 h inst, at s O'Clock p NJ
IT. z ;, FOR FOR CAMDEN, oUACHTTA RivER
RSs=a=zA steamer Atnlanta n G. Briggs master viii
leave for Camden Beach Hills, Champagnoli Marie Sabine
Alabama Lnndng mouth Bayou Bartholomew Arbour
Trenton Monroe Columbia Harrisonbur all
landings. For freight passage appy board or to
myl0 l.. SNAPPER CO. 81 Front street
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" III eaye on ~ FSIJA Ih inst, at O'Clock r. N.
IT, h, FOR JE PETERSON, PORT CADDo;
Shreveport, Grand Bayou Grand Ecore and
sss=aAa Alexandria.The superior very light drarght
and swift running Steamer Nj. T.. DOugherty, Capt. w
tockman will leave for the intermediate
ings Fur freight passage apply to l.p
7. b. SMITH, II New Leyee street.
n B. Shippers rely goods going through
enion There will be clerk the levee receive freight
wednesday morning. my6
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
~ CannkcrnD w~sxl.g ros rue TINES.
Farm for Sale.

d. The undersigned will offer at Public
ksiii Sale TO the highest bidder, ut the Court
Mzz!I1l House door, in Denton, Md, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, p
NJ, on Tuesday, the l1lh day of March, inst,
a FARM tuated in Caroline county, Md, three
miles from Denton, two miles from Adams
Landing adjoining the lands of rhos +. Carey,
the heirs Of Nathan Todd, and others, and ly.
ing Immediately Oh the County Road leading
from jones' Cr,ss Roads to WhlteleysLurg.-
Said Farm contains
I52 ACRES OF LAND,
More or less, about 20 acres of which are in
Wood. The arabic land is of good natural
quality, adapted 10 til; growth of Corn, Wheat,
bats, &c; and is su. ccptiblc Of the highest
tate OF cultivation.
! he improvements consist of a Frame Dwell
hg House. one aud half stories high, with
VA rooms below and two above; Kitchen, Ora.
nary, S'ahlrs, Shrds. &C.. somewhat out of re-
pair. There is good Apple Orchard on the
farm.
The location of this farm and its near prox-
unity to navigation, render it both desirable
and valuable.
Persons wishing to purchase land in this Sec
ton, should not fail to call and examine the
premises. Mills and Schools convenient. Pos
session will be given Immediately.
The terms will be made accommodating to
the purchaser For further particulars apply
to J. L ROCHESTER, Agent.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
To all persons and parties whom
If NAV concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that copy of the
ASSESSMENT LISTS of the sevcrsA Hun
dreds of Kent County, for the year A. d. 1865,
may be found hung up at the places of Gliding
the general elections in the said several Hun
dreds, until the March Session of the Levy
Court OF said county; with the design that all
persons who may have omitted to be assessed
by the Assessors of the said several Hundreds
may have notice of the same, in time to have
their names, together with any assHssable pro-
pcrty they may own, entered on the said AS
sessnent Lists at the said March Session of the
Levy Court of said County. =
II is also desired that information of all re-
movals into the county, and ST les of real estate
during the year 1855, and up to March, 1856,
ne scul into the Levy Court, aforesaid, at It's
March session next, with Il view to arriving at
greater perfection in the Collectors Collection
Duplicates.
By order Of the Levy Court,
II. TODD, Clerk of the Peace.
Feb Is, 1856. fe27-2w.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
GREAT CURE OF Piles.
Huntsville, n. c., Nov l, Is

Huntsville, n. ", NOV l. looo'
Orc. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir-AllOw me To
express 10 sou my sincere thanks for your dis
c,,yery of medicine, which, to say the least Of
il. has effected a cure. that all other medicines
ti,,t haze taken have entirely failed to do
{. Hoohand's German Buffers" have cured inc
of the most stubborn and aggravated case OF
the Piles that, perhaps, ever fell to the lot Of
man. My case isnot stranger to this commu-
u;tv. as am well known in this and the sur
rounding counties, aud can truly say that my
recovery has astounded all my friends and res
l,ti,ns. as had tried everything recommended,
md nothing did Inc any good until | was
prevailed upon to try the Bitters. You are al
liberty TO max. any use OF this communication
f,r the .nelit OF the afflicted, you amy think
br,pcr. Truly yours, WA. j. ATWOOD,
' See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
I1lonr. Meal and Feed Store.

THE undersigned, having entered into thu
a ~, bu >ineSs, will keep constantly 'h hand :
s,p, ,ly of the hest White Wheat FLOUR ID
yetail by the pound or barrel; also, F'ne an,
sif,ed MEAL aud Crushed CORN.
Don't forget TO call at the store on Nam St
.on. ns.te FvxwelIs Hotel, Smyrna, Del ~.
..-.a. w. ii. BAGGS.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
1000 TONS
-.einau's super Phosphate Of
H Ii. NE nc

WHO wish Ia have heavy crops Grass. sound Pola-
Oes. iuli-eared Corn aud pGniy-use Leinau's Super
Phosphate Ol Lime :rlce u cents per H. $40 per
Discount 10 dealers. Or use LcInau American
Fertilizers, $3.50 per barre, ar So per ton.
Hear "a hat az. Joseph Beuens OF BUremIOwn says
e" have used nearly 2UO Casks Ut LeIndus Amer
Fertilizers NY aIhi ia MN jersey with sallsacO-
~ results. Farmers OF New Jersey, Lenus Fer
iIIZer." John e. d .GosIa. President of The Camden
AMI AbseoOm RairUId. saysi =" have used Leinau' 5
rcTtiiIZLrs, and my Corn crnp yielded 81 bushels ~
The ac g." used Lenaus Fertilizer. and my Grass
crop weighed double "-ThOmas Reading. e used
LeirIau's Fertile, rs and raised The sounJes of PUIa
toes and heavy crOps."-T w. MnliOrd. &" | had a
poor farm and yielded good crops by the OF Lei.
nau's Fertilizer alone J Atkinson. lladdOnlield and
John Field on COOper's Creek.
Three Diplomas have been rereived from the New
Jersey State agricultural Society, The New York
CDs.aI Palace AsacIatIon, and the PenIsY lvahiu
State Agricultural Society
Orders renting the cash or drafts, promptly
attended TO. Carriage free.
G. a. LEINAU, Proprietor,
marc 4m. No. - South Front ST., Phila
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
VALUABLE
- VA - NEE
A. isriYato Sale.

THE subscriber off,rs at Private Sale valu-
able Farm, containing $50 Acres Of Land,
more or less, susceptible Of the highest state Of
cultivation. 1t is situated in the lst Election
District OF Caroline county, Md, five miles
from Greensborough, two miles from Bridge
own, ard four miles from the route of the Nd
and Del. Railroad. 1t adjo;ns the lands of VIM
NJ. Day, E. Hummer, A. Baggs, J. A. Clough
md others, and is convenient to schools, church.
es and market.
10 Acres of said Farm is in cultivation
growing wheat, corn, oais, and the usual crops
Of the country-lhe balance Is covered with
valuable Wood and Timber. The Improve
menls consist of Onc-stOry Dwelling and
Kitchen, Granary, Barn and Stables, and a fine
young Apple Orchard. Fencing in good con-
diton, and farm well watered.
! bargain is here offered 20 persons DESTROYS
Of PURCHASING, for the above property can be
bought on reasonable terms
For further particulars, address the subscriber
at Greensboro, Caroline county, Md.
| Jan9,'56 ANDREW B. ROE.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05

RE-CC'T and made equal to NEW. at No 81 NEW
Street. between Race and Vine, Philadelphia. 10
IlINE Ut ItTl-N z 0IHIlNNI ] TN IINyH1T'4''
Inches. Flat BJsl'd. iIIl lSf,l Inches. Three
,. .. and Saw mil Square

Horse Rasps one inch more ihah half round Files
All work warranted satisfactory. A good assortment
Of NEW FILES constantly on hand. o.
mar5sm 't J. 3. SMITH.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
Co-Partnership Notice.

EDWARD WARD has this day associated
with him JAMES ii. COTTON, to carry on
Confectionery and Variety Store under the
name of Ward g. Cotton, at the old stand of
Edward Ward, Commerce St, Smyrna, Del,
where we will keep constantly on hand full
SIMPLY of Goods. Persons wishing anything
in our line will do will to give us a call.
WARD g. COTTON.
feb Lift.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

cFao THE subscriber would inform
s., his friends and the public
zs4SBSf.l generally, that he intends to
$3.50 lggSSg2z run Baggage Wagons and
Is7-i47z--=-HSF'7@1 HACKS to and from the Rail-
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bug
gage, &c He expects to locate in the west
part of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
mlly received ndpromptly attended TO.
o. lie will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes TO merit
and receive a liberal share of the public patron
age. EBENEZER LURTY.
Dec Ii" 5J-tf
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
CO-gsartnefsEaiD.


WIN. @. ELIASON has associated with him
J. L. JONES and II. G. SPRUANCE, to carry
ON the Mercantile Business under the name of
WIN. C. Eiuson g. Co, at the old stand of WIN.
q. Eliason. They intend to keep a large assert
ment OF GOODS aud to sell them lower than
they have ever been sold in Smyrna, as VIM.
G. Eiason expects to spend the most of his
time in Philadelphia, New York aud Boston
for the purpose Of making purchases at loo
prices. Please give us call and exarane our
stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
aass.f' a.. % WIN. C. EI.IASON, .. .
t1. J. ENNIS JONES,
.a..I.,....-. HENRY c. SPRUANCE.
N. B--All Persons are requested 10 call and
settle their accounts as early as possible. In
my absence, Thomas b. Megear, my book-keep.
err, is authorized TO transact any and all bust
ness with which ain connected. HBR
''laa4' ""'9'' w. C. ELIASoN. .
Smyrna, Feb. LIST, '56-4m. "F b' 3t
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
N AR IE D

@, The 23a ut.. by Rev. w. c. Robinson,
a1r Ro Err TEMPER to Miss RACHEL A. CAM
Nh. Of New Castle CO., Dell
Ola thu 33;h ult., by the same, Mr.. HENRY
4. Mason to Mrs MARY +. JACKSON o. Smyrna
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
CO-Partnership.

THE undersigned, Late of the Firm of Jno
M. Kennedy & Co., have this day associa-
ted themselves together for the transaction of q
General Commission and Wholesale Fish
Cheese and Provision business, under the firm
of Murphy g. Rooms, at No. AZ North Wbarves
between Arch and Race street, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM MURPHY,
~ FRED'K A. KOONS.
Philadelphia. Jan. l. lS56-3m.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05

VIM. Il. FRY, Importer of
RICH FANCY GOODS, Toilet Articles. Por,m,u.
naies. Writing AMI Dressing Cases. ,:abas, Canes
Bronzes. Fans, Opera Glasses Paintings and pnpIer
Mache Goods, and manufacturer of Travelling Desks
Dressing Cases. and Travellers Companions, ah,aIs
on hand, great variety Of rich fancy and useful ar
ticles. suitable for Bridal. Birthday, and other Pre-
SCENTS. @J- l2S ARCH Street, opposite the Theatre.
Philadelphia. LocI3 I'm Wv
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05

o. Italy ha often boon compared to boot
~ !, is bnt we should say, that would
lrT, rive its sole, if it could only see the last
.u' AUSTRIA s... a.a.ae
a- Tue tn,al receipts at the opening of the
w NJ ,lhod,st Episcopal Church, at Newark,
! J.. oa Fri ay, were about Sl2,O0O. -'' g. D."
NY A clA gy han was censuring young
lJT for tig / icing. why" replied the
Mss, you .uld not surely recommend loose
i bits to yo parishiOncrs." The Clergyman
y IiteA. '
0r7- Th. ceasus just completed shows the
u ,pul ton Of st. LOUIS to be aboSt l20 COO.
~ The average amount paid the Methodist
preachers in I.,diana last year Was S'i@l
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05

.u,A-r,;s stated ii the lIhgerstdrwn Ckf0ni-
sI1sSSb,tsih, ace on dam No. OF the Shesa-
'ak, and OHIO canal was measured one Gay
ST :, week. aud ascertaincd IL be l~cnty-elsht
nhes thick, ~ % = w LaA ~ -
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
70 Farmers and Dealers in
Grain, Flour and Other
........ 4t.g n.nAuaRn

The undersigned, having purchased the large
and commodous Warehouse Immediately oppo
site the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Depot, on the corner of Broad and Prime
Sts., Philadelphia, will give the best attention
to Consgnments of Grain or other Produce for
warded TO him by Railroad, for Sale Oh COM
mission, or TO be stur, d.
Produce consigned 10 him will not be subject
to the expense of hauling the Cars, necessarily
incurred, when sent to Houses more distant
from the Depot, as the Cars pass Immediately
into the Warehouse. Choice Superfne, Extra
and Family Flour constantly on hand, and for
sale, wholesale and retail.
Orders from the Country promptly attended
to ..s .sssa VIM. II. GILPlN,
tf 5<fIH Commission Merchant,
.t4r s. w. COR Broad g. Prime
and % N. Water St., Phila.
OF Graia Bugs oil hand and for sale, con-
stanIly. f~ Its mar D.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
SUPERIOR
~ ~ Va @
One Cent Reward.

WILL be given for information of the were
abouts of JOHN POLLY, and indentursd APP
prentice to the Farming business, aged about
IL wears old; who absconded from the premises
of the Subscriber on the sd ult. All persons
are forbed harboring the boy, or trusting him
on my account. NlNCEN U. HILL
mar r. 1t
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
Sales Of Stocks by Auction.
Holm WIN GUIREY.

AuctiOncer Of Stocks only,
Will hold the PhIlade pima Exchange, regular sales
of Stocks Bends, and Securities generally. To this
business new in PhIIndephla) he Mil give unremit-
ling attention and sOciis orders sale purchase
Parties desri' g advances can always draw at sight
10 the amount of 70 per cent OF market value
for the positive, unrestricted sale accompanying the
stock.
Commission tincluding every charge), / Of ! Der
cent upon par value except IA case OF advanre, when
of per cent upOm such advance with current inter
est, will be charged
N. q list OF Stocks &C., in the u. s. with laies;
auotatiunscan be seen ut the Office, Nos 40 and IL
South Thi ri Street. Jan2.Iy
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
A ID A NJ s. Z XPR E S S
Office at FOXweIl's Hotel,

ON MAIN STREET, SMYRNA, DEL
This Express for Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, and all of the Eastern cities, also con-
Meeting with the steamers for Savannah, Ma
con, Mobile, Montgomery and New Orleans, is
uOw running from Smyrna daily-thus afiordng
to its citizens an opportunity of forwarding or
br ngng Goods, Money, Valunbles, &C., with
dispatch and guarantee of their safety, at very
low rates.
Goods, Packages, or any article,
.iestine Il Philadelphia or Baltimore, or inter
MEDIATE points, will be forwarded by the cars
from Smy RIA at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, connecting
with the mail trains at Wilmington, arriving
those cities and also connecting with the
dher eastern and southern lines the same day
All Goods, Specie. Jewelry, &c.
forwarded or brought by this Express, will be in
charge Of special messenger on the cars, ap
pointed far that purpose.
| OF Notes, Drafts and Bills collected or
moderate terms, and pronpt returns made.
Goods pcrchaseI per order IN any Of the Eas
tern, Western Or Southern States, with fidelity
~ Sight DrcJ1s at par, on England, Ire
land, Sc tland ana France, Gao be had at llIe
office at L. Foxwoll's Hotel
mar5-3m. THOMAS MAGENS.
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
NEW WALL PAPER WAREHOUSE.
BU TON 81 IA MIN 10

Manufacturers q Importers,
No. I2l, Arch Street, second door above Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA.
Where may be found the largest and hand
soonest assortment in the city. =.
Purchasers from the country will find it to
their advantage to call at our store, where they
viii b. suited with a superior article, at the
Invest prices.
BUR TON g. LANING,
M III Arch ST., above Sixth,
ph,ladrlphia
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05
REMOVAL.
InnN ~ GRAHAM & CO. would inform

JOHN II. GRAHAM & CO. would inform
,heir patrons aud friends, that they hive re-
moved from their former place of business, 10
the house Gurmery occupied by Sparks g. Bates
above Clement d Temple store, Oh Commerce.
street. and 20 the si0re-house recently occupied
BY Sir. Bsnl Ddnoho, on same street, one door
b..iow Maj, at either of which places they
will lie glad TO see their friends and the public
generally. or Stoves, Tinware, &C.. KEEP
Constantly o., hind, and all wurk in our line done
-, l,c s.iJr,est no ice and at the lowest rates.
f.eas JOHN H. GRAHAM g. CO.
s,nyrna. Del, March 5, 1856 A. 90 '..5.s y
Smyrna times., 1856-03-05

Nos Al and Al South Third St., Philadelphia.
Foreign and Domestic hange, Gold and Silver
Com aud all uncurrenI Ban NUles, purchased Ike
best rates.
Exchange on all available points in the United States
for sale Collections made with promptness. and set
lied ut current of Exchange without charge,
cepl when at par.
Upon Time and Call Deposits, such interest will be
allowed the state of The money market warrants.
Foreign and Amc rican Com furnished for shipping
aud custom house purposes
Exchange available any where in the British King
dom: eight sixty days IN sums oil ii, and upwards