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RECEIPTs or PRODUCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
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GIanRss bales cotton e Esn 1 6ss. COTTON
g pss ', 81.
sI,1 arauSsIs-ss ysis~ss ass.ss Finest .s.S
Vance 1co,T bales coton 70 Person, % e
FL. cotton Niles Adams 4sGai s.ss
T.qson Ws,ine Tuao b.Ies cotton Coope1 Leo
I. W e 80 Icnis ~ T..,ir o. H.
ceSeisua Bpohsrs acle DO Wgehs &es b
Pitcher Goodieh 3sels bales cotton Gis Ferguson 4cos
i5' Ssy aeeS Rassy Blair aseS Do
ssoss
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css5g Ssre ss d....s :s
sltsnss.gsr 100 T.ssson whiting Tu.
s sashsnsen Carroll yasl.es 1ss e %
Erness-as DO Ls,epieh do Fsosss xsois do 70
G.pRss
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Taylor Rsddin24d Daboyal to order
ie1 * asss es.s bale. cotton
asas Go % cud %
Connoly-7O bales cotton Harding Absy Morehead
4ho4ss e. a
Boza5 Foley AysIy-sS Fslewss Aso4s Ms, ADAMS Aeo
Rs
Wsss cotton s ssss
Msyasd sslss cotton
EDWARD ssie DO Riessd cotton
%Ss Hsns
sugar Pearson eosandrs' 70 oFds'roa 1858 bales
ST LoUIs-se.mer Milton Ree-looo bbs -four 4 Thomp-
Os ss Joseph La9ss SsooS bs -four
dsd spps bos Ssi Of e S
fhisis Seller e v hemp . Hale
aranhaa M %ne oV cons 5ope 70 Msane pn @
corn eWhs. on o0aaa
smedes ScoNsi Cox 6coMo do Payns Harrson-2sS do
Ward Saunders Hnnt-o Vaudeville Mcihenny do 10
ss Ssss % s.s
BARLEY johnson sso caddy Brown dcoss
n W Sss ssSss eos bank
Ts6l bbls hSar Henks &eo2 ebls beef t. VOORHEES,
aat,Ip owen Cobb~I bbs eggs IF bills cheese sehne
der-a45 sacks corn Felowes Gco-6o hbs -four Gyan Watts
&eo-S bbs potatoes Donney Scol DO TO GrseVs
dsroIa NJ AZ hales eoton e'e "
CAIRo-steamer Peter Tellonl7s bags and a bbls poa
e. apples 81 onion, wheat Ssls
sa @ ey WT do Sbs onions Sec bae 81 sb
shS es b
PRS bags DRIED Apples t. " @
L Dclson son-loo boxes cheese Wright kco-4l bb
apples O'Bien2 bbls eggs Benzel do potatoes
bbs eggs Beymau2 do keg cheese Scotland
bbs potatoes W Benton &col36 do John Duffy &col7
do Grover &co9 do Donnoly Bezzina &co-2 bags dried
apples Turner &cos5 poughs sark stauier &eo crats
Dudley Nelson's boxes books &co9 rolls Of
leather Smith Bros bbls alcohol Dbl lard oil Maio-6O
bbs whisky y bb beans sosepa
potatoes So bbs apples Ethel &co9 bbis flour 1glesby
McCauey4O0 sacks wheat Head Mssse &co4 bales cotton
Miles Adams Sc9CO G91per 6coNa campbell s5ong
20 Henderson, Terry Gco- do Hughes Hyed &co22 do to
Guddy Brown acop DO pincsaId xcom.a bales cotton
John Watt &co-65 Kelly Heo-ZS bales cotton xso
SO Ward Saunders HlntiS Lowe GeG-oo 40
Frelson Stevenson &co2O kichhu Dates
billiard Summers 4co57 do Hewitt Norton scoa do to
Cammsek Squres Wes-sundres to order-iota eo paes
cotton
| RAILROADs.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
n inn 80 oatsn =. N i,nnra Sco * i,
evt'vn " "
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CARD-I HAVE RESUMED THE ACTIVE PRAC-
n Of the Law in connection with the duties Commits
the United States and of the several States OF the
myso elas - : VIM cHRIsTY.
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Shipping anteIliaente.
SATURDAY. October 8, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.


CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charles Morgan Place. for Indanoa Galveston
Harris Morgan
Bark Lizzie Boggs. Dizer for Barceons, Jos H Bass
Bark Harriet Fisk Fisk, for La Rochelle,
W Williams AGO
Schr Aulime Webher, for Pensacola, John Hurley AGO
schr Old dominion, Smith, for New York, Girad eco
ARRIVED.
Steamship Opeousas Ellis Galveston and Indanola to
W empletop-Berwick's Bay.
Ship Amelia Raymond from Rio de Janeiro August 20h TO
ii W SehwItz-2d dist 20.
Ship J Whitney Gray from Liverpool August It'll, to r
Viii ney &co--Agiers
Ship st CHARLES Conway 6 days from New York. to Chester
hillard-lst dist II.
schr W Pett oLeary days from Tampa Bay to Post &
Mel-Basin.
Schr Helena Holley, from Bloxi-Basin.
Schr Arsene. Cooper, from Covington-Basin.
Schr Polar Star, Whcomb, from Covington-Basp.
Schr Livingston, Nicholson from Coyingtan-Basn.
Schr Sister Kate -. from Pascagou a-BasiE.
Schr Crtque, from Amite Rivor-Basin
Sohr Aleyon, NarcIse from Covinglon-Basin.
isTEAMBOATs.
California. Hutchings. from Mobile.
Eclipse, Broadwell, from Vicksburg.
Natchez Leathers, from Vicksburg Z
Andrews nowly, from Red River
Peter Telon, Box, from Cairo.
49, Milton Relf, Hall from st Louis
Towtoat Mlandon Whann, from Passes-towed down
and to 10Th u schooner Red Fox7brought up ship
Ameiin. st Charles and Whitney,
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McCHESNEY'S PATENT WASHING MA
A'A CHIMES be had by applying at the office of the
Manufacturers who Sole Poprietors of the Patent Right
for the State of Louisiana.
OFFICER Commercial Place, New Orleans.
k-The Rights for Mississippi Arkansas, Texas Flords
and California; also Parish Rights this State for sale lib
eral terms. Apply as above, my4 3ptf
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nIov-conrHsS r.


DHLOw-10nrNesUT
Ship Amersan Uaon oas from Ivsspcol IT'D August, to
snip Esqssss W a. d.ys from New York, css,y
SHIP qsssse w...on Is days from Ph.dslphis . Ash
bridge keo-wiih 800 coal to Ashoridgs leo
rAssEHGERs,
Per ship whitney, from Liverpool sseerass-
MEMORANDA.
~ Capt Conway, Of the sp st Chsrls reports having
and another zh, Of Yosfas Coast which split sails
EXPORTS.
= GALVESTON AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has Nor
gan1 Hour ibis whisky 500 sscks 100 sacks
coffee 81 DO meal no boxes bacon 10 hhds sugar % pieces
BARCEI.oNA--Bark Lizzie Boggs-oD0 bbls -Four.
LA RocHELLE-Bark Harriet Fisk-94, 65e slaves. 4
PENsACOLAschr zuiiues75 sacks corn IS do oats, 20
mi. Ibis potatoes. bis onions Il Gbs and
NEW YoRK-scbr Old Dominion-ss4a bb1s aou, 100 bz.
sugar 49, Z - ~
INPORTs.
RIO DE JAEEIRo Ship Ameiia-soe sacks coffee to &C.
raud &eo-and Schwartz kco. e.
LIvERPoOL-Ship Wfguey-losas sact. m ,.it tn
| T Whitney &co =
TAMPA BAY-schr W Pet,es-r4 bales tv,,o ass bills
rosn y Se trrpsnsine to Post Msz oil IS bbis
BILoxI-schr Hslena-25 600 feet lumber 70 order. s.
C0VINGToN-Schr Arsene-O0 COO feet lumber to Wsrd
| leo. - - :. !" sA
COvlNGTON-schr Polar sar-Lumber and sand to order
TANCHIPAHO-schr Liyingston-Lumber to Merritt 1 Ne.
| Connel -
PAsCAGoULAschr Sister 900 feet Of lurnoer Il
1 order 5 80 = :
ANTE RIvER-schr crisiqpe- 900 slaves to order
-COvINGTON-schr Aleyon-so0 bbis sand 70 order.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Custumhouse street, near
syphic and ali Pvae Diseaes without Mercury hind
business Or exposure to friends and cure in
The unparalleled success which has attended Dr. James
markabs he has effected which pronounced
able by the most eminent jses him offering his
he DISEASES Gss and Of
SPns E"'GE
sompssted they g diseases Back LoiSs
s9a al Of S id Hydro
Dr. James would al call the attention especially Of those
?Ess sSd m in a
s O rs ow s vs. some o @ sa
wslancholy effects produced by early habits youth, viz
@ Hs afs Rasi pys
es1' % s ss %os %
dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression
ae @ sSfis ns evils
AZ pesoss ms, afflicted with any Of the above should
health let 10 false delieasy but apply and
Weakness Of the organs immediately cured vigor
Remember "Ths Medical House Of DR.. James, 81 Custom
Private and separate reserved Hours of attendance
IRON @nusa A. IL, to s = T. NJ conea.n,,,,
or Oh No l pay 81 o1 Ds %aMEs s{res,
IT, NC CU Es''s, T sT0REsI28 QUARTER
d. Pipes = sr,1 G'G s y eighth do d9 10
az bottles eaeh Muscate 50 do "a do 100 do do
ChRmpague Lefoestier 0 do Cet ST. Julien; 100 bask
az hot9 Champagne, Leforestier. For sale by
oil If j. VIOSCA, Jr, % Cont street.
2 s4
mex daor to the corner of Union street. se30 At
I UMBER-LUMBER-L
-
100000 feet IA and "a dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOOR NG, tongued and grooved
$50 900 feet IA and Ia wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FL U0RINI, toi gued and grooved
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and grooved.
100000 feet x wide dressed orida Yellow Pine CEILING
ton,ued and grooved
100000 feet II dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ing. square edged ~
100000 feet dressed WEATHERB0ARnS.
l5U00U0 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of incl
Boards Netherlands, Scaning, Joists, etc.
250(00 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Lahs and Shingles.
ALSO
Sashes Doors, Blinds Moudiags, ETC., etc
For sale the lowest market prices in lots to- suit purchas
ers, by SIMPSON pORR,
SEQ ly 4+ New Basin
| 4 AxV NOTICE.. HAVE RESUMED THE PR &C
- ce of profession and can be found at Office Me-
| Camp street.
myls ~ NJ. NJ. REYNOLDS.
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NOTICE TO STATE TAX PAYERS-THE
Assessment Rolls Tor the collection of Taxes the
Second District will be exposed my office for correction
from 10 o'clock A. to 2ocock P NJ during thirty
the 9Th October, 1857.
aa5- Blanks will be furnished free of charge.
j. l.. FABRE, Recorder.
Orleans October 2, %
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TNOBACCO!-TOBACCO SHALL FROM THIS
date continue the Tobacco business for account
under the style of JOHN PRICE, Jr Co. Nos q and
20 Ma chez streets.
We will at Al! times keep hand large and choice stock
suited for all markets, in hogheads and bales All descp-
lions of CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO also in hogsheads and
bales, for plantation JOHN PRICE, Jr
New IL o.
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Err IRON. Nv -|---" y. y
$50 sheets nessee Charcoal Boiler IRON, Il and Sl6
l5o 5. Pennsylyaaia Boiler IRON, 4 ana 3-l6.
For sale by .'-4 g PR1tsILEf bhiN,
SEQ Gt SO and 81 Camp street.
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AUCTION SALES.

FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS.
BY VINCENT 4 CO., Auctioneers. 81
SATURDAY, the I'D instant, Mt 10 o'clock
- A. M at their auction rs Cusomhouse street. Will
be sold .5l
q cases Fancy Prints
AZ r,.., cashmere srs c.,.xu, 3ill,sg54i
~ 10 >. Blsached cottons $500
It's lots Assorted DRY GOODS. OF
u DAMAGED QUILTS AND BLANKETS.
- BY VINCENT CO., Auctioneers.
SATURDAY, the Sd inst, Mt 10 o'clock. NJ
. their rooms rs CustoInhouse street, Will be
bale French QUILTS .4-
.. Large BLANKETS. =,
Damaged on the voyage Of importation W
r SALE OF MEMS HATS, WINTER CLOTHING, etc.
BY BLACHE Il BEAUMONT. Auctioneers. tp.
MONDAY, the 9Th inst, at 10 O'clock -.
lyl NJ at auction, their auction rooms, II Chafues
street, will be Sold rg
is cases Mems assorted HATS.
T." 10 cases assorted WINTER CLOTHING %
SUCCESSION oF,JosEPHINE BOURGEOIS, DECEASED
wife of Emile Vitel. iE" &
BY n vIGNIE, Auctioneer. . .,
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 2, 1857. at IL O'clOck
w NJ the Of Bayou Road and ST. Clande So
Court of New Oeens no. dated LIST September 1851
will be public auction for account of said success
S'G ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, movable eff
fecs, etc.
ASrTERMS-Cash. se26 y % !
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To Be followed by
MARsH's JUVENILE COMEDIANS.

Greatly enlarged and improved, and with the
dion Of immortal Juvenile Fri Actor Nastev sIEWAEZ
only ten years old, worthy connrnde the desS -
GEORGE. LOUISE and NARY, and apcn whom e ssglas
fallen; and rendering the porenie OF pieces ~
acope OF The troupe extensive than that Of my
company existence.
! 1arFor particulars, see future advertisements.
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FOR SALE.
TOR SALE-A RETAIL GROCERY STORE. STU.
in the Third Dsricone OF the best locations said
District For address, apply this office % I'm
- ONE HUNDRED NEGROss FOR SALE,

e. JUST ARRIVED, WITH A LARGE LOT OF
~ Virginia NEGROES consisting of Plantation hands,
"A Racksmiths, House Carpenters, Cooks Washers and
M troners and House Servants. The
signed will be receiving fresh supplies season.
he offers for sale for cash approved at HAGASS
Old Stand of Espanade and Mcreau streets New Or
leans.
se2t smd&ws JOHN b. SMITH.
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AK HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
"AWASHINGT0N BATTALION OF ARTILLERY
fsH4xV Arsenal, Girod street. .
~ The First Company Washington Battalion Of Artil-
ery attend regular Monthly Meetings the first MON
DAY of each month and Regular Drills THURSDAY Of
every week at 8 O'Clock, until further notice.
3- BY order OF
WILLIAM n, SLACK o, s, my2S II
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SUGAR About 50 hhds have been sold during the week
in small lots 22c for Clarified and 1010Ac for Cuba
aud Porto Rico with few RETAIL in Louisiana
about the Of quotations below Five hhds New Crop
received Tuesday night the Laurel Hill ho first Of
the season. from Murreps Plantation Ibervie
ih consigned Messrs IAuve Mccall The color IL good
and the quality Good Fair but and the lot sold at
the fancy price Of lc for shipment to the West and
Mobile The first receipts last hhds the Sd Of
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WANTED.

VJANTED-A HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN WANTS
w situation as Wet Nurse Apply at Mrs. GRADf,S No.
Is Howard between Perddo and Graver sts se3O
MTANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD APPEAR
w and address, and who Is good Book Keeper and
Accountant wishes to get situation in good mercantile
house, where his services be appreciated The advertiser
has engaged for the last in the business
years which time he lived in house in this city
cuping place Of confidence and requiring
good clerk with combination Of business qualifications have
chance Of being suited. References undoubed Ad-
dress r. NJ at this Office. SEES If
yNANTED-A GOOD PLAIN SEAMSTRESS DESIRES
w work Apply Eutepe street next door to the dry
goods the Prytania street. sel2 If
reA HOUSE WANTED-IE THE FIRST OR
1 Fourth District between Magazine and Apollo streets
E comfortable House, suitable for moderate sized family
with large yard garden attached would preferred.
Rent exceed $500 5000 year For house that
SUITS lease Of three could be made. Apply to 81
GraveI street iv21 If
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FOR sALG-spLENDID PROPERTY IN TIL

INN: House Apollo, jackson Philip streets
E having iron railing and carriage in front with
shade-trees the banquee highly finished main
building Kitchen servants rooms bath wash house,
closets, csern and we'll
story Cottage House, the of Bienve and
Prieur Streets having with epaces In each cabi
net in main building galleries front, servants
Kitchen bath and wash houses surrounded
beautiful flower garden rubbey, ornamental trees,
Two Building Lots of Ground, Claiborne street. the
Market-each % feet front by 10 defp.
One Building Lot of Ground Magnolia 0afe ST. Mark
street the Claiborne Marke feet front by ITO deep
For terms, apply to JAMES DESBAN,
Real Estate and House Broker
Comm street
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08
SMYRNA PRICES CURR E Mt
CoRREcTED WEEKLY FOR THE TIMES.
Trustees Sale

49, BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit
HiI5 court of Kent county, the subscriber, "a,
EA.4 Trustee, will expose to public sale at the
door of the hotel OF John Mcdaniel, in Ches-
tertown, on TUESDAY, the 28tn day of July
instant, all that FARM, or Plantation, situate
In Morgan's Creek Neck, in Kent county
Mary land, Of which the late Abraham Wander
ford died seized. The Farm contains 297
ACRES, is most eljgibly located, and bound.
for nearly mile on Chester river-and the soil
capable of high Improvement. The BUILD.
lNGS are believed 10 be in toerable repair
Persons desirous of making good investments
are requested to examine the premises prior Ia
sale.
OG- Terms of sale, by decree: A credit OF
one two and three years-the purchase money
to be secured by the bond of purchaser with
approved security.
The title to the property is iudisputable, and
on payment of purchase money, sufficient deed
or deeds will be executed.
-. J. B. RICAUD, Trustee.
iy5,' Sits
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08

RUNAwAY.-On Saturday afternoon last, a
horse belonging to MIR. Minus H. Coverdale,
became frightened while standing at Clegg g.
Ru,h's shop, and dashed furiously down Com.
merce street, with the vehicle attached, striking
a buggy belonging to Mr.. Garret Forcum, Gin
front of Mr. VIM. B. Collins',) throwing the
driver out; thence proceeding to Main, up
Main to Methodist, &C., finally arrested itself
between a tree and stump in Jimtown woods
No injury was done, we believe, besides deInol-
ishing one of the wheels and breaking an axle
in Mr.. Forcum's buggy.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08

OF Whilst the workmen in the employ Of
the Town Commissioners were digging dirt and
filling carts. on Thursday last, in lot belong
ing TO the town, near Sharp's mill, human
skeleton, in good state of preservation, was
discovered about four feet from the surface oil
the ground. From appearances, it must be the
remains of a very large man. When and how
it came there is mystery, as there are no ira.
ces of coffin, brick or mortar, usually found in
graves. The bones were collected by the work.
men and re-interred at another place.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08

We have thought "all-along," even whilst
nesting round heated stove the present
month, that the gun, like blooming rose
on earth, would yet shine in the heavens, and
picture to our Imagination, at least, another
" summers scene;" and, now we are truly
gladdensd at beholding the full realization of our
hopes. The "gsd of day" in his supremacy
has dispersed the clouds, it seems, and our cti-
zens in their trips to the" Hygenia House" are
made to feel and appreciate the delights of sum.
mer. The bath, the sails, the swings, and the
numerous other sources of health and pleasant
recreation, awaiting the guests of Capt. Carr
are as SO many attractive avenues leading to the
Beach, and the people are focking to this, one
of the best of seaside resorts. Besides fami-
lies and others in Smyrna, contemplating visit
Tomorrow, we might name "party" of ladies
and gentlemen of Middletown. The gentle
manly proprietor will make them all feel al
home, doubtless.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08

The SUNDAY SCHOOL PIc-NIc, which was
to have come off on Friday last, by reason Of
unfaVorable weather. was postponed until yes
terday. The day was very fine, and the young
folks enjoyed themselves amazingly. Swing.
ing, jumping the rope, and various kinds of in
nocent plays, were entered iato with much zest
The company was very large, estimated at
5OO,-including about all the children in town,
besidesvery many from the surrounding country
The admirable affair was highly creditable to
the officers of the school.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08

POLITICAL GOSSIP The poIiticilns are already
beginning to be exercised about who shall be
our next gubernatorial candidates, and as the
communication which we find IN the Republican
has reference to two of our esteemed citizens
we give 1t place in our coulms. The cores
pondent says:
Having had occasion recently to visit the
several Hundreds of New Castle county, on
business, and to satisfy my curiosity as to the
popularity OF the several prominent gentlemen
VINO were named In your paper as suitable can
dIdates for the office of Chief Magistrate OF
Delaware at the next election, took especial
pains to ascertain the sentiments of the people
without IN the least divulging my opinions or
preference. Candor and honesty compel me to
state that the feeling prevailing at present ia
vors Ex- Governor Temple of Smyrna. I make
this declaration without in the least intention TO
dlsparage the claims and the known oualfica-
tlons of the respectable citizens, who have been
mentioned. William Temple is well known
throughout our State as a gentleman of high
me raj character, he has filled several Offices bv
the consent ofthe people in an able and impar
tlal manner, and 10 the entire satisfaction of his
constituents. He has for a series of wears been
engaged merchandising in Smyrna, where he
is esteemed by all classes for his correct bust.
ness habits, honesty and integrity. 1t is gen.
orally conceded that Geo. w. Cummins. ESQ.
Will most likely receive the nOmna ton of the
Democratic party for Governor, who is also a
native OF Kent, and engaged in the same bus-
ness IN Smyrna. 1t would be an interesting
contest IN the next campaign To have these two
well known merchants measure lances in the
chances.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08

MINIsTERIAL.-The title of ID. d. was con-
ferred by Princeton College, lust week, upor
Rev. Geo. d. Cummins, of Washington. Mr.
c. is native of this county, and entered the
ministry twelve or fifteen years since.
Rev. Henry #. Johns, on account ofill-health
has been compelled to leave Princess Ann, Md.
where he had become very popular. He goes
to Pttsfeld, Mass.
The Rev. s. Layton will leave Delaware the
present week, to take charge of church al
indianapolis, Indiana.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08

DEDIcATION.--'ihe new NJ L. Church in
Camden, Del, will be dedicated to the worship
ofAImighly God, on Sabbath, July goth. Revs.
Alfred Goodman and Wesley Kenney, of Phila-
delphIa' and Rev. w. II. Brisbane, of Smyrna,
are expected to be present and preach on the
occasion. Preachers and people Of the sur
rounding circuits and stations are cordially in
Vlted TO attend. r. w. ToDD, Pastor.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08

DRUMMrNG.-A party of Smyrnisns, last
week, enjoyed fine sport in hooking fish
at the Drumming Ground " in the Delaware
some half-dozen gentlemen hauling in from
one to four each. These fish weigh from so to
100 pounds. and are taken in deep water by a
hook and line baited with clans. They are
very strong, and when hooked, must be PLAYED
about and taken in gradually--affording excl
ting and rare sport. The vessel used by the
company was chartered at Little Creek Landing.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08
M A r r I E D ,

b. Brown Williams, M. D., of Philadelphia,
formerly of North Carolina, to Miss Molle E.
Anderson, daughter of Benjamin d. Anderson,
OF Milford, Del, by Rev. T. p McCollcy.
On Thursday morning, the 2nd instant, by
Friends, ceremony, in the presence of the
Mayor Harry Buzby to Fannie Cazler, botn OF
Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08

The FOURTH AT MILFORD, we learn, was
not celebrated in an adjacent grove, as antici-
Pated, but, in lieu of which, the people assem-
bled at convenient place in town, and were
addressed by JOS P. Comegys, +. Causey and
James r. Lofand, Esqrs.
GF The proposition of" TYPO" is saccepted
We could not attend to Stray Leaves in this
issue.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08
SMTRNA9 Dlelk0,
wEDNESDAY, JULY 8, ll857

TsE . TINES" is published Every Wednesday, 0y
Mar D. lioFFEcKER, Editor and Proprietor, at the
= ..upe,a ace Hall. Smyrna, Del. 81. -
RxS-SUBscRIPrIoN.-O"e year. Si'0o "a a"'"'''e'
a, 100 Il not Paid I'LL end Of The gear. 40 paper
1,soap,iaaei until all arrears are Pd'd--0" al "e
spiiOa Of the P"biiS'er. +,
.x..r,sya-Fot epery square Of IL lines, or less first
,.,s,oa. 80 rts each subsequent insertion Is cts
Jhe,al ar.angeaeats mAde ,Oith yearly aud half
vcaHf GirertiserS.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08
FARMERS and Threshers.

WE would respectfully call the attention OF
Farmers and Threshers, to our unrivaled MIX
HORSE-POWERS.w which, for strength, dura.
biity aud light-workng, cannot be surpassed :
our Combined Threshng & Cleaning Machines
are also excellent, being built of the best mate.
rial, combining strength, durability and sim.
plcity. These Machines thresh fast and clean
and can be had at Less Cost than any others
containing the same amount of work. Nume-
rous certificates can be produced recommend
ing them to public use. 3..t+
Manufactured and for sale by
III + BOWMAN a. ELLIOTT.
je24.-4t Commerce ST., Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-07-08

SCHOOL HOUSE BURNT.-On Saturday night
last, the school house IN Camden was fired by
an 'ncendiary and entirely consumed. Sup.
posed to have been the work of party there
strongly opposed to free schools A reward Of
SlOO has offered for the apprehension of the
guilty.