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From bremen and Southampton in steamship Queen Of the
soufh-Dr George Edu Pafe Eliza Won usmsor Ad phus
KARL Teresa Ro VIM vogse Frederic BassmAn and Lady,
Frederic Wedemecre Frederick Wallis suder EGyels j.
nors,msnn MAJ hsllmsnn, tcus Douglas. and LADY, VIM;
scnddr and family, Martha Taylor and family, Alfred
Broedetidge and lady John Smith aud family ausien
ChsgDs Ripper, Mr. Parker and daughter John 4
xn1ney, George white AMI lady, Edward Burrough and
- W Thomas, heoper Francis Montandon and fa-
Richard ,ndTews . and sdy Mar Stoke. srrs, OIL.
6baGe
Dua Hamburg in IRE steamship Hamrnona-wrs oorr,s
- Ade gorrisen, Rbert Gorrsen Thad CORR ssen Mar.
ref{oa II Hemann Sarah friedlsndsn Charles Petersen
Dor~&ea Petersen Heder Evcline Ifed~r N Uo,tseu A
KyIlscher Ida Brsuns, Louise Mrane Rosenberg Fanny
Rosenberg Anna Rosenberg Dfkey, John vags Sophie
ysRs n Schneider-snd iOJ In the sieerage.
Trom Charleston in Steamship southernerMrs . Cullen
and sors Nj Howe Mrs Ryan, Mss Candy Mas Robert q x
Robert and lady q IA ,ul and lady Clark and lady
Shepard snd lady, Mickey, l. Blaze i Stewart Lee
land Ir ballard Andrew Smith George Ferson, How
ell, "a t,ssts-snd 81 In s'eersse.
DEPARTURES.
ror Charleston IN the seam shiP Coumbia-r MeCrcery,
" II awrepce Robt larniz, u Murphy, Trot, Mrs
Mary Miss Parker Geo Darrac0 jos Mason and
Mcbride Smith Sas Read Mrs Catherine Morgan and two
Iarnoshe Css n Smith l. noescher Jno smith, lady and
children, tiu'chns, Wells, ID Carson, ID Fond,
Borden. and "a in the seerage.
For Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond, nthe steamship
Jamesiowu-J Charlotte, fevyns, n Haggery, William
Eardley, Hirst Clarke. r Mcnar, Henry Ludlain,
Henry Iazenby Raymond, lady child and servant ID
Herman, Thomas Kermsn, q JewetL Israel Barker.
Bnshnell % Dewitt q Bushnell Mrs ualdreh and
two children William Parnel Nimson Mrs IIilyer,
Bnlyer, Peter Hlyer, Thomas BIyer, Mrs Mary Jane
Way, and ~ In the seerase
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More Difficulties Under the New Acts.
MARINE COr-RT.

purrrrrY uARBoR COMMISSIONER.
Mr. Gale, Clerk Of the Marine Court, issued warrant
fcr The arrest Of EdwsdP Hoey, for obarucns Spencer
Benedict OF the ITarbor Commissioners in the
execution Of bis duty. Mr.. Holey resisted tho nterfs
renee OF Benedict the ground that the act under which
ne appointed IA Unconstitutional The following II the
afidavu In thecase.
tsva and tovvy ~ N~c PORK, sspencer g. Benedict, Of
sac CITY bcng duly TINT he Of the Harbor
Masters OF The port q Ny York. that the IN day OF May
msenL one ward nensy nterered with depnnen IN the
OF his duties and refused
obey the order Of deponent such Hsrbor Master.
sPENCEa q. BENEDICT.
Sworn This IN day q May i7 before VIZ Ia TAYLOR
TIE hearing was set down for Wednesday next
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CITY Politics.

NEW YORK CITY DELEGATES TO TIE KNOW NOTHING
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
The Know Nohings In the Seventh Congressional dis
t,ct, composed Of the Ninth, Sixteenth and Twentieth
words have elected delegates from their respective Ward
Councils Who ALL meet IN convention, 10 chooee represcn
,atiyes 10 the Know Nothing National Coaveuion which
will meet LOUSY lie, KY the 81 OF june The fol-
lowing ire the names Of delegates
Strtesnh Word-John r. Phillips, Dan J. Ross, George
/. Crane, Ed Hopper and Archibald F. eastman.
Tcrsuiah WanL-IIen. q. Cogseshall, Jr, JOS d Pol
lock, Jas H. Anderson, John l. Rockwell and John d.
Wilson.
In the Ninth ward there two rival Councils both Of
whom have elected delegates.
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DkTRST STRING BEDS.
Patent aprlr

DhTRNT SPRING BEps
Patent spring under beds
And pure hair maitresses
manufacture and oar for sale thu bed. ysv ld
n this other market personal Inspection salts
~ % the what state Dur hair
mattresses we'll made the quality " imoored
and a lees price
Dealers and others VIII INSULT their own interest By exam
ming our beds before purchasing elsewhere
The rooms Of the iafarse House, OF hs city furnished
throus hOut with patent spring Oeds
q. w STRATrOv Agent
soy Canal street eas, OF l,r rad way
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DEAD. MARK AND UNDERSTAND,

lhN by proceedings nrerhand
numDuEe try-bNt miss their AIM
To appropriate Lyons fame. Il. ina.
tnpfincipied adventarers-gnen desitue ot s1tiuu
knorSedge of manness truth and honorsre
70 seh dangerous preparation, which neher 49,
min will certain DESTRUCTIVE OF nsecs raA ana NV
Beware Of hem There Il but srfcie tss' VII ~ n
destroy bedbugs reaches ants moths Seas pan ICE es
mosquitoes &C. and that h LYONS magneuc powusr ~
dorsed by he faculty &c medicine "a tue Chsr-y Q. 49,
york and by te frs chemists OF America the ps are no
death 10 ani mice. Depot "a broadWay
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ARKANSAS RIvER~-Tremendous rains have fallen
in the neshhorhood Of Fort smith, Ark, aud heavy rise
In the Arkansas was anticipated rained necessarily for
several days.
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ADVERFHExRNm RENEWED EVERY DAY


0l0CBLlAANHOUD.
PoHEsASIi-AN ART OF SURPRISING BEAUTY,
ID sspedousy and easily erecutcd; taste and materials
rss . s he he .Sssnca.
The Potehomanie emporium, 500 broadway.
f,AScER CuRED.-cANCER EFrECrUALLY CURED
y s1fSS s ssssa y iH s rsmea wSSu s
failed single instance where has been smpeyed sh9ugn
clans attendance and By the Psen,. some having suffered
cry 20 charge whatever be made Tor Attendance ss
msss Sn se !, no gsg ~ s ss &c de-
as mcst 81 Mr. HsSDERs6ss cures have been o.
farSer particulars address Hpderson Indian doctor d
Ia Fam 'A''' Di' ~" D''''H ''''' '''' INC '-'Au
LIVERY LADY SHOULD PRocuRxA PAIR or INDIA
~ rubber gloves, Cor garden adn hosewors they hssv
sale al ali rubber stores and II % John street. dp
" Burning Of B.rdan's Mechanical Bakery.
wpEns 1 f@TEs sifi sS IIIHs III SAFE
xesrr,. y O. wsDss Aoo''
ersrissrsDIhe safs which purchased Of you vas M.
sSrns sour as' and s So sri IsS I've
r.l.,,op . p-v ce. Yours, respectfully ,v,n,v
ss ssors Ssy % seen our warehouse Where "a
;ssc Of the ''~ ers s6s ss world can
nero, No ls2 water street, wal -ir--, New y~s
NrArroSu. POLICE aazErrR
~ Iuihsn,ic portrait q he Murderer McKim
Aud
Ma murdered victim, Sanl +. NOrcross
I'm OF . Murderer, by himself
cor f@ssion n Burglar.
Iprirer after the Thieves ~ usual
Murder Of German by -four fellow eounlrymen-
Important Police Csse.
rnlng Pickpockets.
Our london Correspondence.
Our PHILADELPHIA Corr spondeucc.
Our 81 Louis Core gondencc, dc. fc.
All the Criminal News Of the week
gubscrpiions - 81 for sir months Address
As kYMUIH editor proprietor Pol.cs
Ua1et,e New York city.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AxD DxArHa
birth.

Birth.
NAs---On Saturday, May g. vt Fliottvie. 8 L. HieA-
land Grove House, the wfe OF GEORGE r. @ NASH. Of
daughter
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Incrcase (2s per cen,)

This Is made up OF inceease in freight receipts Of
nearly $1,000 and Icdeniais OF 81 200, whc in the
passenger receipts there l, falling oil Of over 81 co.,
thcufand dollar note, upon the Northern Bank Pfov-
dence OF the date Of December 26, 1885, was lost
stolen irom deposior q short time since. 1t was the
only note Of that denomination os and tho Ca hicr hn
given notice that win not be redeemed.
The failure Of the bill enable the city Of Pburg to
ras taxes sufficient to meet the interest her railroad
debt causes much anxiety at Fttsbmg. Tho Coset<
Bays
ths bin other bin or tho samc purpor be not
passed. city will DO forced TO rcpudiac its railroad
debt It's pres OF will not suffice 10 pay
any part OF the railroad inter- at and unless
Of provided by the Legislature, tho interest
caL not DO paid.
The folio Sing figures show the comparative earrings
Of the North Pennsylvania Railroad for tho ara four
months OF
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERC IAL.


SATURDAY, May l6-6P NJ
The stock market rather irregular 70 day. Al the
first board there much than the usual vity
In some Of tho leading railroad Stocks but the market
by no means steady. Erie Railroad declined per cent;
Reading, "a; Illinois CesEal, ~. Michigan Southern ad
van ,ed u per cent; Cleveland and Toledo, 4; Milwaukee
and Msssslpp, y Cleveland and Ptssburg opened II an
advance Of per cent, but fell or closed declne
Of per cent on yesterdays prices Tho movement IN
Cleveland and Toledo quito large this morning. AT
tho second board there pretty general Improve
ment, and rather buoyam market Cumberland ad
vanced II per cent; Cleveland aud Toledo, y; Michigan
Southern, IA Reading NJ Illinois Central, l.. After sis
board Michigan Southern sold at 70 per cont La Crosse
and h~aake closed VI II per cent, which n decline "s
per cent on the previous SALE The Michigan Southern
Railroad Company have decided open transfer books
and issue scrip stock the 2ls inst This In accordance
with the general desire Of tho street.
Tho shipment OF specie from this port 70 day BY the
steamships North Star and Hermann aou 800
Tho Manhattan Fire Insurance Company has declared
semannua dividend Of ten per cent payable june !.
The transfer books will be closed thu 10th inst The
Pacific Bank semi annual dividend Of Ave per cent pays
bio June l. Tho Bartlett Steam Mills semi annual ivi
dead u three per cent, payable May 81
Ne Assistant Treasurer reports to day as follows
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Pocket Cutlery In Great Variety, 1t y. q ..
oAUNDnK@ only. n Ma. Aas~ Bs~sA

DrsstOfs sNrsspaxilla Stands the Test OF
snpe,saes AZ i rival. ars f.ox tao deus. II dislafecs
he Blood a thu eesrsa ~ al eruystvs snd uscerous com
pskne relieves weakness ard debhity bBAihblc In
somption and escn more highly cvncens~sed than when
a.A prepared BY The me fa sro Agrss.be e the sste
contain no mercury snd infaNbe vermtfugs Sold
BY d. n LAkMAN CO., Wholesale dSuxgsts, 60 Waller
street New York and By all drussbts BHrsaparhs ~ and
pasullcs &c. per bottle
DIR. Kelley can be Consulted Daily at his
ktdneys free Of charge.
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asans, imposure TO do his look ~eil for tho water marx
Holloway, New York ard London" which etss IN every
leaf Of he book Of directions enyeiopns the melca ibis
trade mark h acured w the itself and discern
able being held up ,se light Sold At the mandatory,
No 20 Maiden lane, New York, and BY all druggists At 2Sc
and 81 box
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Consunptio0-fts Rsvrges successfully
treated BY Dr. j. d. DURKIN, at his consumption hospital
Ia Eighth street. Clinton place No medicine despatched ey
empress abort OF $40 worth.
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Chichester's Dyspepsia Specific Cures with
ont purgipg; 50 cents boe BY all drngs Depot io
Wall street
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E0itOFs, k'oets, Lawyers and k'OutichayS
should be without Brsndr-hs pills. for they mpara
vgor power intellect truly surprising IL Ia
when IL about % make great OF
dose OF Brandreths pills. which clear tbs head
and nvgorate the psrcepve faculties In fact the literary
and sedenary Of both will find treasure OF health In
,hese pills When sleep bs obtained from the
the system, induced from taxation az the
ta faculties oer or two OF these pills VIII In
yarsby procur. sleep id At No 43 .randreth building.
division street and No us Fulton street. brooklyn
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Bonded debt far general pu rposes 81 C6i 900
The earnings Ct the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad
for April show large and really astonishing ncre~e
over the corresponding month Of 1856. For April 1851
they WERE
From AL sources $50 $40
For April 1856. S'Is
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Barry's Tricopherous IL the Best and Cheap
article for beauirg curling preserving and restoring
The hair sold by all druggists and perfumers,
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Portable Dressing CONGRATULATIONS and
retail at j. a a. sAUNDERs only, at No. Astor House,

CITY Views, Objects Animate and mani
rste head and bottom, inside and out photographed at
HOLMES depot Of city view And dollar portraits, 20 Broad
way.
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DoHEgANTA-AN ART or SURPRISING BEAUTY
ID erpedousy and easily erecutcd; and
alone required Tor producing equal 10 the cose-t Bo
hemisn glass The iades Invited view The specimens
the Pouchomanie emporium, cD2 Broadway.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-31
LANDRETH'S
o. A AgriCultuPaI Warehouse,

Cs
e17SA Nos. II and % South Sixth street,
--@ Near the State House Philadeiphia
Ten floors oil this spacious building. erected express
ly for the PrOpreOrs trade stored with Seeds ant
Implements of interest to Farmers and Gardeners
Sirty Years Established.
The subscribers desire To call the attention of ever,
one interested in Furmimg and Gardening to ihe
we'll selected stock of
Agricultural Implements and Machinery
Great Variety of horticultural Tools;
Warranted Garden and Flower Seeds:
Grass aud Field Seeds of the most reliable
quality;
The Agricultural Implements sold by us re mostly
manufactured at oar Steam Works, Bristol Pa.
having hlted up this establishment without regard
10 expense with the most machinery tor The
manufacture OF various kinds of Agricultural lmpe.
menlS, we are now prepared to supply all articles in
hs line ully equal II not superior 10 anything Of the
klHu ever bei"re offered To the public.
LANDRETII'S warranted GARDEN SEEDS
Have been before the public Tor upwards of sixiy
years; Their wade spread lpullrIly, and the constant
~ increasing demand irUm year 10 year. is the best
eNluence Ol Their superiority over all others
HJ Country Merchants eau he supplied with seeds
IN papers or bulk, Oh the most liberal Ierms
BUOmsdale, near Bristol, Pa, our Ga:den S ed
grounds, contaIHs three hundred and sevehIy acres
and Is the largest establishment of the kin in The
world. D. LANDRETU A. son
Nos. 2l and % South Sixth street. Philadelphia.
se30-3m
Smyrna times., 1857-12-31
Eagle RInAKS-

SAVERY & co, corner of South Front and
Reed Sls., Philadelphia,
Manufacture Nos l, 2,3, A, 5, Right Hand, and
Nos. 40, Al, Left Hand Eagle, Sef-Sharpening
Plows. Nos. l, ?, 3, 4, 5, Eagle Improved
Nos. 0, l, II, ,, 3, llIlI Side. Nos. l, II, 2,
K dying. No. D, Right Hand, and No 6, Left
Hand Double Michigan, and No. 0, l, =, Sub
soil PlOws.
Also, Ok Scrapcrs Field and Garden Rollers,
Farmers Boilers for coal or wood All ofwhich
are for sale at their WORKS, at CURTIS & HAND's,
corner of Market and Decatur sts., or at the
different Agricultural and Hardware stores.-
On application, we will send description of ar.
ticles by mail.
We also manufacture Hollow ware, Enamell-
ed ware, Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, &C., &c
p. b. sAvERY, ARAD BARKOws, JOHN sAvERY.
marIS-ly.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-31
Philadelphia Advertisements.
s% n GID va mE akss .,
&s STOVES. STOVEN

@Uy THE PORTABLE PARLOR CRATE AND
S~G The COMET OF 1857 For pleasant venttlas
tion and cheerful fire. these Stoves cannot be sur
passed. Suitable for chambers dining rooms, &c
Those whose purses small
.. Are welcome 10 call
Our prices suit the times at the old.established
stand OF North Chase e. North, No. lie Market ST.,
Philadelphia
Economy in Fuel - SILVER'S AIR.TIGHT
GAS BURNER, improved by James Spear, January
10Th, 1881 would particularly call attention to this
celebrated Stove for ParlOrs, Halls, Dining Rooms
Chambers Stores, Offices, &C. The heating qualities
OF this excellent Stove we'll known that it is
useless TO make further comments. But the great oh.
Jecton TO the old pattern is. that the holes where The
air enters the cylinder to ignite the gas frequently
come stopped with ashes and cimders; and when this
takes place. the gas burning qualities of the Stove are
destroyed, ana there Is no way of cleaning them out
without taking the Stove apart, and frequently the
cylinder has TO be renewed 10 prevent this Oblec
ton, have placed each side of the Stove q per0r-
aled casl-iron plale with slides Openiand close al
pleasure; with this improvement, the gasburnng
qualities Oi this Stove cannot be impaired by over.
filling. or falling into the hands of those unaccustom.
ed 10 the principle of this Stove, there is no dcul.
y Of keeping these openings free from ashes or cnders
TIE EVENING STAR PARLOR. with double
raJlaing base, warranted TO heat any double parer
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Manufactured and for sale only by
JAMES SPEAR
No. 1ll6 Market street, PhlIadelpht T.
tLae North, Chase and North, 800 Market st
sep94m
Smyrna times., 1857-12-31
DIR. j. Simms Cholera Syrup.
Fancy Furs for Ladies.

JOHN FARElRA & Co, New Mol sIs MARKET
81. above Eighth. Philadelphia. Importers, Manu-
iacturers and Dealers in, Ladies' Gentlemen and Cbl
drens FANCY FURS, Wholesale and Retail. J.F.
Co. would call the attention of and the puD-
lie generally to their immense Stock OfFancv Furs for
Ladies' Gentlemen and Children their assortment EN-,
braces every article and kind of Fancy Fur that will
be worn during The seasoh--such as Full Capes Halt
Cspes. Quarter Capes Talmas Vicornes, Boas, Aluhs
and Mufatees. from the finest Russian Sable 10 the
lowest price Domestic Furs., 4 II -
For Gentlemen the largest assortment sfFur Collars,
Glsves, Gauntleis, &c '. - -
Being the direct Importers Of all our Furs and
manufacturers Of them under our own supervsiOnwe
ieei satisfied we can offer better inducements deal
ers and the public generally than any OIher house ha'-
ing an immense assortment 10 select from and al the
Manufacturers prices. We only ask call
O. % ..- .... o. JOHN FARElRA d co.
No. SlS MARKET street, above Eighth
sel6-4In t9.'- -tl' -"''-9 :. d" PIIILADA.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-31
From the Editor of the Real Estate Advertise,

bOsION' q SCHOOL street. March ~, l85j
Dear sir Having become prematureIv rn',o ,- ,Oo
was induced some six weeks since, 10 make i,- IS
your Restorative ! have used less than tvo b,'1o
butthe gray hairs have all disappeared; and oI,h,"e'
my har has not fully attained its original color vel the
P.oceIs Vi cnase Is gradually going on, and am in
great hopes that in a short time INV hair viii no na
formerly | have also been much gratlfied at ,S"
healthy moisture and vgOr of the hair which G.C, W"
was harsh and dry; and has ceased TO come on, -.
Professor Wood.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-31
DIR. Williams Anti-Dyspeptic
Nc LINZ IL ER

sovereign remedy for every i'll arising from T)r,.
pepsla. such as Nausea, Headache Vertigo D,mnS,s
OF Sight Debility Of the Nervous System lIytmrIUI,
Irla' Jaundlce, Loss of Appetite Wasting of the
strength, Flatuence, with frequent belchng of wind
la'ed aisle, Constipation and umeasinesa vi buwe
BILLIONS Vomiting, Burning Sensation at The Pr Of h
stomach Liver Complaint Oppression after Ealing
FalPiatOn OF The Heart, PAIN IN The pIl of The si9
ach or towards The righl side. SaUwnc,s OF Cnul.rY
on' Depression OF Spirits and lrrllabllly OF Tenpef
&c. N"P'''
ATTESTATION:
we having used Williams Ami. .lvspeuiic Elixr
win The most perfect satisfaction ami success take
great pleasure recommending II 10 all persons sulIer
ing with Dyspepsia. fully cony nced OF Ms
most estImabe qualities in restoring Ihe digestive
powers removing all pain and uneasiness and i'm.
paruhg healthy lone 10 the stomach:
- JOhh PenrOsP, 81 South Wharvcs; Casper Morris
l9cony; Thomas AliIbOne President Bank of Penn.
syivania; Abner Elmes, Market street. bel SiyI; f
II towley, II North WharVes; Michael Dunn Sun't
oi Merchants Exchanges Hannah Stiles Franktord
ROAD Hannah Webb, 25 FIlbcrt street, Ii A Sperry
~ Edward 81; Wm Yard, City Row Lawrence
Ne"DGd $40 Chesnut; Rudolph DArni, 267 Broad.
way New York; John WnaIls. 81 Wafer IT, y. York
Inc list Ol names could be eXlcnLcd 10 almost ANY
'engih' but the foregoing is deemed sufficient
OiiIce and Agency. South SEVENTH Street
uOorS below Market, Philadelphia. IeS.Gm
FOR safe by James II. Ho6ecker, Smyrna
Del.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-31
Gam NIE Ill;,

CARLYLE ILLINOIS, June lg. lsjj
have used Professor Woods liar ResloraIivc ,.I
have admired lis wonderful effect My hair was he.
use OF his Restorative, it has resumed lis oripi,I %
and have n7 doubt, permanently So
SIDNEY REESE
Smyrna times., 1857-12-31
Real ESTATE Advertisements.
Valuable Mill Property

49, The subscriber offers at private sale,
iil his valuable Mill Property, situated on
AWthe State road leading from Smyrna to
Dover, and four miles from the former place.
THE MILL HOUSE is 40 by 46 feet, aud 3
stories high, with two Water Wheels nd three
Run of Burs. The Pond large and furnishes
water sufficient for running the Mill, except in
the driest season of the year. This Mill is in
very fine running order-in every respect well
fitted up for merchant work, in modern style,-
and is doing o heavy business, having the Gus
tom of wide range OF country.
There is new Steam Engine, of 20 horse
power, attached, recently erected at cost OF
$4,000. with appurtenances,- which is in first
rate condition. CS5- Since the erection of the
Engine the property has paid to the proprietor,
after deducting expense of both mill and farm
work, an Interest of Ten per cent. on $4,000.
Connected with the Mill, is A FARM OF
70 ACRES Of Land, with a good Dwelling,
necessary Oat-Budiugs, and two Tenant
Houses thereon. This Land has been repeat
edly lined, and is in a fine state of cultivation.
0FOne-thrd of the purchase money will be
required on The execution of the deed the
balance can be arranged in easy payments to
suit the purchaser.
Persons desirous of examining the property
may call upon Jas. Evans, residing on the same;
or on the Undersigned in the town af Smyrna
Aug. 26, 81. JOS. HOFFECKER.
Smyrna times., 1857-12-31
Huber 81 Godfrey. y.Auctionecrs,

No, 2lO North SecoRd st., above Arch. Philadelphia
GALES Every Evening during the Week Monday
- evenings exceptsdJ of Fancy Goods, Combs.
Batons, Cndery, Musical Instruments, Watches.
yewelry. Plated Wares) Dress Patterns Je; Goods
Philssol olhlca Apparatus. PoFtmsnna s. Pensers, Pa
per Hangings, &c. -.. -, ....--.
3T COnsignments solicited. jelO6m
Smyrna times., 1857-12-31
slime I REESE,

U. }. Wood Co.. Proprietors. 3l2 Broadway, n Y
and ia Market street. ST. LOUIS Missouri "
" r or sal III Smyrna. by DAVID LOCKWOOD, and
all Druggists mayI3Ir anu