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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

GROCERY sATE--A. N. eRKTAfsAR, AuCIIoNnxR
NJ q Bowcy viii coll, this day. heb. s, st ps O'Clock
e rsck Of grocery and decor store, csnsstss a. nd
starch piees buiiaa cheese 80 bsrH sArthes nA~.roF
svefvhss sare Hop segArs Ven oaddes decAnter deni
aehrs platform sess safe Also sendy fos wise n
acsntehns and eerrac sss~c and cAsnHs brsseg
70 numerous &eutos. Aiss hs~s, wagon, seash An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

UC,IoN Nor1CE-EueeNE B. FRANKLIN. ADO
"A psDeer by =: B. FaAsKLIH 90, 70 morrow Or
81 sesssa hand S sns ne cabin fnars Seis Sesdns
% aSss sss Ss. ,rS ns
s.es i.yDssre As which .uA be sOd. and verify he
SALE sr .sm Y. al @
4sy Feb q. Ns O'Clock all te h,nd.oms fni,sre tn tae
.s y spssn .d: s.-:
- sis.s s'oo, and cover Ssnd,sme tapestry earpe
s:ss..' -. Ris :s s; e. and sna
snss .sSs .s.a.Iy s.d Esyyssn .op:; =. 80 .,
:vssy az %sSsssn, Siscl walnut farrhare twenty
Ssn1.s%s se sD,,s..s s.A Sroese DO .s sSsn; .s
h ssse serssry Sookcase DO library irse French
ss ios q sssfai and ornamental furniture 700
%s win % ss . .ssnS = Ssres,e House LEI
AUCTION yorICE.-wx B JONES, AUcrIosEER.-
"A Eortssee sale BY virtue 81 ehse %org.ss ,i ~a
gree: s.1ssr Of Hester loi oeioet two boring
S. and a.. "a s'
s.v sess and shahs sos wih belt, sAAns aod
'.' An 'h nsssY sisRoP Attorney for Mortgage
A UcrIoN NOTICE.. BoGARr, AUCrIoNEER:.By
,1 Fl y ana % sc CO.
@ 9. fourteen zen ssrrs o. sos
eaI' OOsna' brandy Ia. a S Ssss SSss &C.
s oo.sDe' sAe-rs sas a,srss S nasgrs ssss''
~. n,,,a black Sor.s About ,s hsoa high sin year.
sh . ~ hsh driver.
.ycrIoN NOTICE.. BosART AvCT1ONEER--BY
"a BOSA Rr-Monday Peb 3 ~ II O'Clock. at The conner
p surh and Jones street, he stock nnfares ana lease o.
psocry stsrc.
A uCrION NoTICE-M DOUGHTY, AuCrIosEER.-
0erieei second hand furniture this day frtsy Feb 8,
rpr in par ans mahogany paror surs in
RIersc piush; rosewood octave ptnsore, stool and
cs, er and ell panngs centre pier card and
usy tasles velvet Brussen trce ply and ingram carpets
ar. isss &C. curtains. %aSossny Sslssds %
gapy and rockers wardrsbes bookeascs cochs en-
pssn dining snd tables, best bossebair ua,Sesscs,
auabsr and bedding. dress and plain bureaus wash
knehen and furniture variety The whole 70 be
psrsmpsgty sod without gard 70 weather sod deposits re
sssed from purchAsers
Auction HOrloE-Tuos BELL AUcTIoNEER-By
"A SELL BUsH.-Tbis day, I'll less o'clock al ~ Worth
william vii be solo variety Of furniture soss,
tables chairs pansnga ensrsnes boiling ghAsc
spuners hquorx, &c Also dry Goods clothing Jew
ehy fancy Articles. plated ware, gold and sver ~shnes
chairs, rings, pins, &C.
uCTION NOTICE-wIIIIAM 7. BOYD AUCTION
"A eer-By ak ORGE NICHOLs-sev and second hand
a,snsre- On Saturday, Feb los O'Clock he sales
p~os e. oonsug 81 suits Of paror furniture
= broeasi cih rosewood and mahogany hedseads
Nv vashstands tables 81 variety deshs ward
rebes mahogany sofas chairs oil paintings silver plated and
stha ware nc
DY AHTBoNY J. BLENCkER oo-BLEkCKEn
I'D sweet prnpcrty the Merchants Exchange. Wall
rhuredsy FEB. L. 81 u O'Clock, W clesc an etAte
Tie s,or and br,ct house, Bieecker street. be
swss. Brcsd-sy and ne scwerJ VII ren' f% asos, 80
.s:n 70 see the premises apply % NJ ascusne.r Ne
Dread street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

~, ~ ~ ~, rlfssaut'y stuNet q &c. W rso-, o.
Caherht Ceuvevrruv stree trrts ess hrNieb,ut th-
hoS Pat ~ ne purchase n'r ~ eau Temsn rh u ~ eri
n. ~'ssc. rcr '.s-,nRrs ayiy " Ne RsOwgX -
fSns rv- Ss~ sVrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

AucTIeH HOrloE.-ruos. BILL, AUcrIoNEER.By
N SELL BUsH-rbis day, III 1es o'clock. At II North
william street. Wi be ,oe yArsty Of furniture. soiss'
oopenea tables chairs pannga rawlings boiling gasce
srunter segara hquors &c Also dry goods elotninG Jew
ey hDcy Articles plated ware, gold and siSer Watches
shsr Q, rings, pins, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06


DROApwAY rHkAfRE
I'D p A 12r.A.h teaee: " r. Stake Bass MIAAsu,
This presept evening
EsIpAv rsB 1857,
10 crafty hundreds who h@va been able 70 shAh
seats,
Mh. vneHsST
Will appear, for he hi d tive b season IN his grea
URIsmAL tH.RACIER
JACK C.bG
The eyoenent ornpans forming strong auxiliary 80 q
the prii Ct pal cha TIE ia NJ
1Rb tpusG RlDpW
The Wonder al 4Asel Troupe 'rtnetu FaAny, ke., WI
appear (sstur~Ss) evening In brnhAni r&at0
mime spd ba 81 p~rfO' nance.
The mprec, denied 81 "hn of
M. EOnhEST
GABRIEL AID "a AsCus RAvEL COkPAEY
Will be eoptipue1 next sees
WIN shsr.ly BE- revived nov o. bs.or,cal play a
UiILlrM wi
William arst ny. Yor0s
New scspes by tsifer mas, dressss ~ "a
seas be secured sdvs PorfbrmAoeo - oeonn
with The over IT. ocoek Stsey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

EDWARD aCHEyCK, AuUoNEER.-rwQ CEJI
K. braied tretflne horpes v. ". H. sCHgNCK, viii .cn
= s.ci,on, N. day on in:t q ~ eeocs - tAer ...s.
Nassau stree The two celebrated Vermont ncnnE
h, Red Bird and Neptune The sbsve horses hs.e trocd
b. 2 and 2t0 5x hspis high SIX and years old
ma warranted perfectly kind sound and gentle
WIN be sold who, reserve 70 clces estate Ao, one
erert r coupe four reht shtng road two
rcad wagons wlihow tops and Aouble and single
ciah 7hcy be examined Il time at the saleercou
L,oR SALE AT AUCTfON.-wrtb ~ SOLD BIT ". n.
III LEEDS A co, aucuoneerr a. the Merchants fxchsngc,
clock TUESDAY February To- house and ot 10. 52t
Rngon street goect being IN eiccsnt locaon
grocery and liquor business Ase, houses and
Hos rs ana M Goerck street For further particulars
apply The once Of u, suesoneers. Ne. Nassau street,
hSween and C~6ar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

n yCrIoN NOTICE.. BoGART, AvcT1ONEER--BY
BO0 Rr-Monay, FEB q ~ IN O'Clock, at The corner
u surih and Jones street. The stock fixtures and lease q
Reccry stare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

UCTJON NOTICE-wTLI,IAM r. BOYD. AUCTION
"A eer.-By sb ORGE NICHoLs-sev and second hand
On Saturday Feb T. ~ los O'Clock n NE sales
r~oa e. Ssau oonsug IL suits Of paror furniture
y broeasi HAIR cioh and mahogany beds,eas
ID. cana vaShsads tables 81 every variety desks ward
rcbes mahogany sofas chairs oil paintings silver plated and
- N he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

ENARM FOR sALE.-A Farm CONTAINING ABOp
- aeres Of superfer snd for gardening purposes
which herc y one aero Of aspAr.sus thcre soothoue
Aad from New Ysrk located south OF Jamaica atcit
,hYteen miles from Brooklyn. Apply - Mr.. HKIL, IA,
Fulton sreac BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

L,oR sAIE-A NEAT THREE STORY BRICK Housy
IN and ia on Twenty arst sxe~- only &000; 40
Tvefth svre, near rh avense - 900 SOW brkh
house and ct ON Msdkor " four story
by A. SERGEANT rs Wan street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

DOE sAIL-Houu AND LOT In eHRIsTm sTREKr.
p nssr Brssms ~ Hnm house IN sonplese srdeS
80 and ~ 81 SDs 6ecs; os 3sr1s; heuss contains
N the modern tnprsvvusmtA enmpste. II desirable tbs
far ut sid b spnpectlpn with ne hease Oue
house vf be sod wiou he ubsr One hsn az he pur
chase msney bond and nsFWAVe pax Of whch
gill - rsu cont fpqu,re fsw further iniormasn
he premises 80 Broome street between IL hours Of And
a A n. II and 4 Y. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

nEY syRHEY uoUeE "a IS AND ~ DEF STREET,
IL kew York, hept on The nuropean pAs. MEAS ~ ~
ssu, - The ds& Lodging rosns Oc. pr ~. orsson
wstsv IN every room -,
wuIrAn r. LAwoxKY. rroprtssaS.
Dyy srRUn MOUSE DINING ROOM -GRvyrEnEN
NOS ccF 6rsse sslccns vbsrs We s snsas and sssoa
ces 81 ne seassn Are served an In SHe ur~ype1e1
wrl.LfAn n. LAr9hEY. Prsyvrs.
DEssoEs VISITING THE ISLAND or CUBA ARE
nvtss PVT up at De Amercan and kuropesn hoss.
undoubtedy 'he best houae Havans TIE prepres ~,
Woocow has recently made extensive Improvements w thn
well tnown hotel which has been er syeed % e. scsom
sures Ne travelling public dat no eor shan re waning on
his nsrt 70 ensure theiy comfort while AZ his house
HAvAyA, January, 1857. tlI.IN ~ ..lt.'
,hs kfLAsrfU BsyseA az n,blOkkr fdr sss5
AID mos. Tres ~ued pisee y resort ~ 'es vctt
kew l0rk eMiyele frar, be la, ~ fsv per ~ ~-u
n e~S-- We '~N' 80 '.'~'ss * sac upcr ssoxl
kGN - o. - ,fsna~A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06
A golIOs SALE OF ZINE HosEwoop YuRNIrusE

a UCrlOy NOTICE-wM. b JONES, AUcrI0NEER. /.
"A Mortgage sale BY virtue Of ehstte MORTGAGE VA
ss ON WeSpesday 1ih February, ~ No 60 Elizabeth
gree. corner Of Hester, a. lo O'Clock two boring ma
bench and two large sua large mandrei
.Aan, pubIrs and be small bench and four
mar dr,i hoo and shas sthes with bslt shafts aod
HIsRY BISHOP Attorney for Horsgagee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

UNARM FOR SALE OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TERI
miles BY railroad nom The city mie FRO the dcpo,
village 81 Asdson y.-l00 Aeres about bali IN
apple and peach orchards AL cher kinds Of fruit TN album
house and outbudngs stream OF water toe
bouse fAs house, viii be sold exchanged together
with stock and tanning uensh nor house New Yort or
For particulars address A @ Dor lB herald Office.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

STEAMER BALLooN.-The Steamer Balloon
resumed her trips between Smyrna and Phila-
delphia, on Saturday last, for the ensuing sea-
son. The Balloon has been handsomely re-fit-
ted painted, &c. and has ample accommoda-
'tloHs for the most fastidious of passengers. She
is a fine Steamer, and many, no doubt, will pre-.
fer ride on her, up the Delaware, to the CITY.
than by any other means of conveyance. Capt
Ball, her commander, is not exceled on the
river for his urbanity of manners and attention
to passengers. The fare through to Philadel.
phia is $l.0O.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
Written for the Smyrna Times.

Ed. Times Your columns have been SO
well hlled OF late with excellent original mat
ter, that have felt rather loathe to thrust anv
OF my crude thoughts upon you. In fact, your
columns have this winter presented an array OF
talent little inferior 10 that which is paraded
with so much ostentation in some of our Lite.
rary Periodicals. The pithy papers of " PEN.
Oerion' the witty burlesques of Spy," and
the spirited productions of Miss Martha uaines
butt' are not easily surpassed. And there is
your fair contributor, " C****." In reading her
pertinent pictures of real life, have sometimes
been led to wonder if her face was as beautiful
as her writings; aud if it is, apprehend tha,
s'ght thereof would warm up the almost con-
gealed blood around my bachelor heart. and
no matter, although have faltered myself that
was nvulnerable. By the way, where is
"SemaJ'' He has not graced your columns
for sometime, and it is always quite refreshing
to me, at least, to read his highIy-wrought effu.
sOns.
gather from your columns that the Prohi-
bltory Law of Delaware has been repealed. 1t
is, indeed, a painful reflection that the car of
prohibition seems to have paused in the midst of
Its career, and that the wheels seem now to he
rather rolling backward than forward Rut
there are "certain craftsmen in Ephesus." not
sliVersmlths, but pOLiticians-whose gain is no,
oy making "slver shriues for DIANA" but who
make many rOteS by patronising the temples of
Alcohol; and these men, perceiving that their
craft was endangered, have gone about to saw
10 the people, What do these TemDerance
men! do they not restrain our liberties when
they prohibit the sale of rum and do We no,
perceive that, not only is our craft endangered
by these men, but your liberties, also, are to
oe Wrestrd from you - And they have made
no little stir among the people but the people
VIII yet see their folly in needing the COUNSEL
OF these partizan demagogues, and W Il return
10 the aid of our cause. And though this be a
day OF reverses and calamity, and though there
be clouds and thick darkness surrounding our
pathway, yet we may hope that the time wi
again come when we may again, as of wore. |
roll on the Temperance car in triumDb until
our flag waves proudly over the whole Union. |
side by side with the star spangled banner of
America.
Promising to write again ere long. | close
hs hasty sketch; and, wilhal, since LOOKING
'ver 1t doubt if 1t be worthy of a place in your
columns; in which doubt, if you concur, YOU
an just throw it into the FIRE.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

THINGS IN CALIPORNIA.-The " Illinojs :"
brings US an interesting budget of news, though
nothing much to excite. The rumors we have
been having ofa meditated fllibuster descent
npon the Mexican State of Sonora ,swould seem
to be confirmed in the departure from San Fran
CISCO OF some fifty or sixty patriots s,''-osten-
s'oie ior the purpose of settling in the Gadsden
purchase--but in reality, to Walkerize the
Mexcans, with view to ultimate annexotiou
(Walker, it will be remembered, commenced
MS Manifest Destiny by killing or robbing
the MexIcans in this same Sonora)
Trade of all kinds in California is very dull.
The day of fast " fortune maxim and IS ia st u
speculation has died out, and business affairs
there are quietly settling down, BY degrees, to
the dead level of matter-of-fact, non-excitable
communities. The question of the day, in finan.
cal circles, when the steamer left, was wheth.
er the State Treasurer had not been guilty Of
some crooked dealing, in the matter of the
Sl24,OOO forwarded by the Pacific Express Co.
to pay here in New York. the July interest on
the State Bonds. 1t was suspected that he had
been using the money to push some private
speculations. A committee ofinquiry had been
appointed by the Legislature, to call on him
for explanation, etc.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

THE INAUGURATION OF THE NEXT ADMINS.
TRATION.-Ihe arrangements for the inauru.
ration are all completed at Washington. The
Senate chamber will be opened as early as | |
O'Clock for the admission of Senators and the
privileged guests, ex-Presidents, and Vice. Pre-.
sldents, the Judges oflhe Supreme Court. din
Iomatlc corps, heads OF ofdeparIment and members
OF Congress, officers of the army and navy. who
by name, have received the thanks of Congress.
Governors of States, &C., At ii O'Clock. the
President and President elect, accompanied bv
the Committee of Arrangements, will proceed
to the Vice-Presidenl's room. and al ~ O'Clock.
when the Senate shall assemble, the President
and President elect will be introduced by the
Committee of Arrangements to the seats pre-
pared for them in front of the Secretary's table
IN the Senate Chamber, with the Judges on the
right and the diplomatic corps on the LETT
The whole body will then go to the eastern
Portico of the Capitol, where the President will
take his seat in front OF the platform with the
officials, &C., named above, in order in the rear
The oath Of office will be administered by the
Chief Justice. lfthe weather should prove un.
favorable, the ceremonies will take place in the
Senute Chamber.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

ANOTHER "MYsrERIoUs CAsE''--is recor.
ded 10 the New York Times. A young man.
son OF James A. WaddelI, drug manufscturer.
IN Brooklyn, was seHt to manage farm in
Blooming Grove township, Pike CO., Pa, hay.
ing only one aborer to attend him. The young
man quarrelled with the attendant and after.
wards disappeared, nobody knows where, some
OF his clothing being found concealed under
rock The laborer is strongly suspected of hav.
ing made way with the young man. How i,
will turn out depends probably upon the inyes.
tigation now making.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

" Monday, the second day of March, was
one of the most bOisterous, dismal and drearv
days we have had during the winter. The
snow commenced falling in the latter part of
the preceding night, and had the appea arance,
at one tlme' of being equal to the 18th of jan
uary. Very little snow, however, fell in the
afternoon, though the fierce winds kept it in
constant agitation. 1t was a dreary day to
those having to move; most families, however.
we think, deferred it until the next day.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

r. VI Under the new coinage law, which the
PRESIDENT has approved. the officers of the mini
are TO receive the fractional parts of the cpan.
ISM dollars quarters, elghts and sixteent3s. at
par Tor two years. in exchange for the new
cent which the mint will coin as rapidly as DOS.
sble. AS the silver COINS are ALREADY denre.
ciated, the virtual premium at the mint by the
exchange OF the copper coin at par, and which
VIII circulate at par, will have the effect 10 with.
oraw the Objectionable foreign coins, and sub
sutute tor them the very desirable new cent.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
Mr. John A. Stevenson, advertses valuable
property for saIe-in Dover.


EASTERN SHORE RAILROAD CoMPANv -RooLs
OF subscription to the capital stock of tnls com
Pdhy nave been opened at Princess Anne and
other places in Somerset county Nd. The snm
OF only SlOO,OOO is required to organize tba
company, winch was chartered by the Legisla. ;.
Iure IN 1853. The Somerset Uiion savs The
road VIII only be fOrty-fve miles long and over
dead level. 1t further says:
Already have the board of directors of tho
rn'iadelPhia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail.
road' who have leased the Delaware road fo-
term OF years, publickly announced their deter.
Inination to adopt the rout through tins countv
20 oolners Cove when completed. PbiIsdai.
pnia ana the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Raj.
'Imore Railroad are largely interested in this
matter and 1t is reduced TO certainty that III
lne company be organized very material aid
WI WI Oe gwen oy them. Philadelphia has long
oeen seeking some route by which an uninter.
!CPted and more speedy intercourse with the
ooutn and West might be obtained. In the
oulains ot this road that object is accomplished,
will reap" "'' "O''HeS'
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

LEcTuRE.-The lecture of Rev. Mr.. Brisbane.
wh'cn came off in the Town Hall, on Saturday v
evening last, the anniversary of the birth Of
washington was one OF the best to which we
ever rad the honor OF listening. The charac.
Ter OF washington was viewed in a masterlv
ana eloquent manner, and in such captivating
way as held the large audience in attendance
completely breathess for an hour.
Afterwards, committee, was appointed to
nave the lecture published in pamphlet form,
which will be done.--E0ston Gazette.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

TIE LATE Dr.. KANE-There was q large
meeting in Philada. on Friday evening to pay
tribute to the memory ofthe lamented Dr. Kane.
a series OF resolutions were adopted, testifyins
TO the eminent public services Of the deceased
we learn, also, from Trenton, that Joint reso.
igtIons TO the same effect have passed both
Houses Of the Legislature.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

TESTIMONIAL OF REsPEcT.-The ladies of
Smyrna have recently exhibited their kind re-.
garo toward Mrs. Z. Robinson, the wife of the
Pastor of the NJ. E. Church, by the presentation
OF beautiful Tea-Set, consisting of six pieces
The style of the ware is the Reproduction of
the fashion of 1899.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

a snort time, and, retiring Immediately to rest,
were soon IN the " land of Dreams"
There was some talk of the ladies' continuing
the FESTIVAL another evening; if we conclude
to attend again, will let you know.
OLIVE *****
Dover, Feb. %.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

NEBRAsEA.-There is considerable excite.
Inent in this territory in consequence Of Gov.
lzard's veto of the bill removing the seat ol
government from Omaha to Douglas Civ
The citlzens of Otoe county urge the eircula.
ton position among the people requesting The
Legislature to memOrialize the President TO re,
move Gov. lizard from office.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

W The Michigan Legislature has amended
inc prohlbltory liquor law OF that State So as
~ exempt from It's provision the sale of beer.
VINE and cider AccOrdngt to the Detroit Free
iFeSS thls was done to satisfy the German vO-
,eIs OF the State, who had supported The Rcpu =
Iican ticket upon the assurance that the law
snould be repealed. At the same time prOhi.
o'tlon remains the apparent policy ofthe State,
wHlcn is also satisfactory to the prohlbitiOnIsiS.
OIL to repeal the law had previously been
rejected by the Legislature.
A LITTLE AHEAD OF Us.-We thought it
was only in New York that "Rcligion" is ALA
sham,-but We read in late English paper
that
Many prayer-books are now sold in LON
don with looking glass Inserted IN The Inner
sue OF the cover, in order that ladies' may ar-
tange thelr hair or admire th, nlScvcs while
using the book at church,"
That beats our fans,-in hot weathcr.-Mr
"Churchman !'-M Y. ErprcsS.
SALrPErRE-The Secretary of war has COM
nun'ca'eG 10 The House asking for an appro-
= VI %io'uuO 10 promote the manufacture
= "l'ie OF salipetre Nearly all of the saltTe-
ie useu 10 thls country is imported, although
~ VIC LOOK accession to show in an article pub
IShed ln the Journal some time since. il may
eaulIy be produced in this e0untry. The gov.
has large stores of the article but III
ase OF war it is desirable to have source Of
ome supply.
IHk bURDELL EsTATE.-Su~nnas were on
riday issued, requiring Rev. Uriah Marvine
nd olhers to appear on Tuesday next before
&c surrogate and give evidence in regard TO
le alleged marriage ofMrs. Cunningham with
V The Lord Mayor of London has prohibi'.
Iom Thumbs carriage from parading the
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

W Messrs' Gilbert, Edwards and Matteson,
tne members of Congress charged with being
uf'Oed TO vote for certain bills, resigned before
the vote to expel them was taken. Mr.. Welch
was eXhonerated from the charge. Mr.. Sim
onton' reporter, was expelled from a seat in
the House.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

6g- IL is reported that piers or landings on
the Delaware, at which the st. Nicholas has
touched on the route frem Philadelphia 10
Lewes' have been seriously injured by the ice,
aod as a consequence she will not resume her
trips 10 the spring between these points but
wlll commence running between Wilmington
and Philadelphia. ~. m
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

lHE DEATH SENrENCE.-Worrell, who was
convicted Of the murder of Gordon in Missouri
last tall, has been sentenced to be executed on
the 18th of March, 1857. His counsel has an
pealed to the Supreme Court.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

How TO MEASURE CRIB OF Com IN THE
EAR.-First find the number of cubic feet il
contains, multiply thus number BY and divide
oy iO, aud You will have the contents in bushels
Of shelled corn. ''-'1. ~ . .7I6I. 7 : ''1.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

I W The number ofpasseng gers ca rried By the
! railroads OF the United States last year, was
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04
The Municipal Election

On Monday. notwithstanding the severity n
the weather, was conducted with good deal NJ
spirit. The successful ticket was nominated al
meeting on Saturday evening. There were
several other candidates in the field, pushed for
ward by persons who urged their election from
some local interest. All the men, however. on
the different tickets were ln favor of improve.
meat r, .t,s.t.. .......
The following is the ticket elected, to serve
the ensuing year: fr aa~ .E -.
h COMMISSIONERS:
- 80 WILLIAM DENNEY,
oil j. COL. JOHN EATON,
JAMES r. CLEMENTS, ...
-saa7 DIR. WILLIAM CUMMINS. u
sa'. WILLIAM C. ELIASON, Fat aes
80 ROBERT DENNEY, i'fs 4oa. .'st'
gl-l ENoCH sPRUANcE.
ASSESSORS hi5ei aia.
-ssto TliOs. Ii SUTTON. SIS sst, e, .
'aboaia aa' . TREAsranR': ,issoanf at.
THOS. L. JEFFERSON.
yhs9'e -14-- ~---LL1L-gf fr1 -l
or Tickets are oot for CotiIIon Party. n
be held at the Odd Fellow Hsll.in this town.
"a Tuesday evening next. the 10th inst.
Smyrna times., 1857-03-04

Or The Legislature of Delaware adiourns
to morrow sine die. There has been consid-
cradle excitement during the last week, in re.
gard to lottery bills, which, however, we learn
have been defeated. One company offered to
pay an annual bonus of $1,000, and an.ther
$4,000 for charter.