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DIR. Williams Anti-Dyspeptic
NJ EE & E sE1

f@@ - k2& IL --~'SkaM- kxl EJ
sovereign remedy kJr every III arising from Dvs
PePsa' such as Nausea, Heliachs Vertigo, D.,unes,
u sight Debility oi the Nervous system IIvuochnn
Sriai Jaundlce, Loss OF Appetite Wasting of II,f
latulence. with frequent belchlmg of wind
aiated Iase. COnsti patton and uneasiues, OF
Sions vomiting, Burning Sensation al the Pit OF Ihe
55'omHeh' Liver Complaint Oppression after Eating
Hafation Oi The Heart, Pam IA the pII of the siuI
.ch' or towards The right side. SlIOwIss of Com
ioh' depression ol Spirits and lrnlailiy Of Teuse
~, ATTESrArI0N:
We having used WIltIams Anti Iiysnept,c ELIXIR
WIN ihe most perfect satisfaction ami success take
Eoa' pleasure Ia recommend ng II 10 all pcrsJ,s sufIer
nis WIN Dyspepsia. we fully convinced of lis
nos' esuinaols qualIIIes IN restoring the digestive
Po"efs' removing all paIn and uIIeIsiness and i'm,
Paitlhs healthy lone 10 The stomach:
-, 9ohn fenr'se, 81 South Wharvcs; Casper Morr;s
IScOny; Thomas AlhbOme. President Bank of Penn.
syiVanlai Abner Elmes, Market street, bel Sixth: 4
II hOwiey, IA MORT bar> es Michael Du,n S,',;,
oi Msfehants Exchange; Hannah Sules, Franklnrj
loau. hahnuh Webb. IS FiborI street. A A Sncrr,
~ Edward ht; WIN Yard. . CITY Row Iawreuce
-fe"3.-d go Chesnui Rudolph D'Arni e67 Btoad
Way New York; JOhn WInans. 81 Water ST N VnrE
lhe iist OF names could be exienAed TO aImo,I .,,,
length, Dat the ioregoIng Is deemed sulrcI.m
Oh.e aid Agency, I SouIh SEVENTH Stree, Q
dooT. below Market. Philadelphia. [je3.6m
For sale By James P. Hofecker, SMYRNA
DEL ~
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L. Il A. n u Hi
L. G.
BAGGAGE WAGONS

AdE subscriber has commenced running
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna 10
the Railroad Depot and back, for the 1urpose
OF Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT OF ali KINDS.
lie will also run hisWagons to and from Suyr.
ma Lasdlng, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds OF fFrieght brought by the Vessels: Bricks.
Iron, Woed. Coal, Lime. Lumber, &c, &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have il
promptly attended to, aud at reasonable rates.
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS. C. GRIFFITH.
UT Letters and small packages confded TO
ny care will be promptly delivered without
feb I3-tf
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From the Editor of the Real Estate adre,,;.o,

BOSTON u School street. March 20, 1865
Dear slr laVihg become p'enLurey quite gray,
was induced some weeks since to MAKE =, r
your Restorative. have used less thar, I,, Lat1a
bul the gray hairs have all Disappeared; AMI ATTAIN,
my hair mas not fully attained lis original color Vol NJ,
process ol Change Is gradually gong on and an, n,
great hopes that in short Time NV ha,r MI L I"' IA IA
formerly have also becu much erat,icd At ,h.
healthy moisture ami vIgUr ol The hair Nhlcb n.l,
was harsh and dry; and II has ceased 10 come ,,, s
lorneriy' Respectfully, you.s, DC. VI HuPP.
Professor Wood
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
Philadelphia Advertisements.
Warburton's Bonnet Materials
for SDrinu Trade

TO Merchants, MiILiners and Others.
JUST received full supply of cheap and desirable
Goods the latest Paris fashion of our own mporIaton
also from auction and impOrters which we uier nuch
below the usual prices
Bonnet Ribbons, all widths: MorceIIines
Gauze and Grape do FlOrences
p,ack Duo! Selvet do English Grapes
n, ,uih oauh do AerOphame do
Plain Mantua do French do
Glaee Silks Ronnpt Invvns
POuli de sol Inined Rnnds
Gro d. Afrique Blond Lace,
U,o 0i. ue NAPLES Tarlalan. white & cold
o,"eh ,,i SIO ue Khlnes Illusions and VETS
D,och 'Pi niodes Ruchcs and Qnillings
';Sck On DOmDazInes Crown LinIngs
, " silks etc., eic.i Embroideries, Gloves MiIts and
! ace Soods,-Wholesaie and Retail
~ NO. ioO3 South SECOND street, second Dry
'ooos S'ore below Spruce, PhiladelpLia. apl 3m
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Starts Rheumatic Cure.

starts Rheumatic Cure.
Mr. WIN. II. SrART,-Dear sir: Having re-
Gently had occasion to use your Rheumatic
Cure" take pleasure in stating its effects.
was attacked with Acute Rheumatism in the
wrist used other remedies without benefit, but
upon the application of your =. Cure obtained
speedy relief; the pain, which was so severe as
to deprive me of the use of my hand was en-.
tlrely cured within "a hours of the FIRST appli-
catioa of your i" Cure" Next, was attacked
with Rheumatism in my ankle. joint; used YOUR
" Cure with the same result as IN the first at
tack. Since then have not personally had
cause to use your medicine. 1t has been used,
in two or three cases, in my family, for Cholera
Morbos and Pains in the Bowels,-in all which
cases it effected cure.
Very respectfully, yours, &C.,
WM. r. CAHOON.
Smyrna, Del, Aug. 5, 81. aul9.
OF Starts Rheumatic Cure for sale By
Druggists throughout the Peninsula. Every
family should have a bottle.
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walnut street, Southwest corner Third, Phila-
delphia.
Incorporated by the State of Pennsylvania.
MONEY is receive in any sum, large or small. and
w interest paid from the day of dep~st to The day
Of withdrawal.
The office is open every day from O'Clock in the
morning ill O'Clock in the evening and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till O'Clock
INTEREST, FIVE PER CENT
All sums, large or small, are paid back in gold
Sema"d without notice, to any amount.
PRE>IDENT.-EIOn henry l.. BENNER
VICE PRESTDENT.-ROBERT SELFRIDGE
SRcRETARY- J. REED
DlRECT0Rs-Henry l." Benner, Edward l.. Carter
Robert Selildge, Samuel k. Ashton, james b. Smith
Z. Landreth Munns, F. Carroll Brewster, Joseph B
Barry. Henry l.. Churcliman. Francis Lee
Tins company confines its business entirely to the
receiving of money on interest.
The investments now amounting TO over ONE
MILLION and a HALF of Dollars. are made in con.
iefmy with the provis of the charter in Real Es
taIe, Mortgages, Ground Rents. and such first class
securities as Will alws insure perfect security to the
derostrS, and which cann fail TO give permanencv
and stability 10 this institution. mav7.lv
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New York Advertisements.

Il. KingsGOrh 81 sons
L ure swego Starch,
(FOR THE LAUNDRY)
HAS established greater celebrity than has ever
been obtantd by any other Starch
ms mas been The result OfIls marked supe riorv m
quanty' ana lis lnvaraDle uniformity
Inc pubic may be assured OF the continuance ot
The hIgh standard now established.
The production IS over 'TW enly Tons dav and the
demand has extended throughout the whole of the
United States, and TO foreign countries
working thus on a very large scale and under n
rgld SYSTEM they are able to secure a perfect uni.
lornlty IN the quality throughout The wear This is
ihe great Deslderatum in Starch making and is real
iZed now Tor the first time.
The very best Starch thlt can he made and no
olher, Is always wanted by consumers and this will
% supPIed 10 them by the grocers, as soon as their
customers nave learned which is the best and ask tor
-o.nerwise they would be likely to get that article
on winch The largest profit can be made
Mr klngsford has been engaged in the manufacture
vi Nareh continuously for the last 81 years, and dur
ing the whole OF the period, the Starch made under
ms supervision has been beyond any question: the best
IN The market. For the first IL years, he had the
chaige OF the works OF VIM Colgate g. Co., at which
period he invented the process Of the manufacture Of
Corn Starch
&r Ask for Kingsfords Starch, as The name Oswego
mas 0eeH recently taken by another Factory.
Is sold by all of the best grOLers in nearly every
part Of the country.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber would inform his friends q nj
the public generally, that he intends TO ru,
Baggage Wagons & Hacks toand from the Rail
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose Of
conveying Passengers, Carrying Freight, Big
gage, DC. He expects to locate in the west
part OF Smyrna, where all orders will be thank.
fully received and promptly attended to.
" He will also run Wagons to and from,
smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods. Lumber, Iron, or anything that NAV
come by the Vessels.
thankful for past favors, he hopes 10 merit
and receive liberal share of the public natron.
age. EBENEZER iii IIIRTV rIII'"'
Dec.19, "55-tf.
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5 . Vi E L HIN G. n E W
Es. Z. Rabbits

is manufactured from c,mmon salt
40 q. II. BABB. IT'S
OS Is ST SALER ATUS ER
Is prepared entirely different i-,m W.
ANN other Saeralus. All The deleierlous
matter extracted in such u msuner as AN
An TO produce Bread. Biscuit and nil
:" Kinds Ot Cake, without containing n 1n
particle OF Saeralus when Tie Bread ~
or Cake is baked thereby prodacIpg
wholesome results Every particle oi
SaleraiHs Is turned to gas ana passc,
through The Bread or Biscuit y,hi,e
no baking consequently nothing remains
M but common Salt, Waller and Flour GS
You Will readily perceive nv ue UO
.Nn taste Ol Tins Saleratus that il is entire
AM ly different from other Saleratus- AND
~0 when you purchase paper YOU
Nk should take the old paper with YOU, IN
Fhd be very particular and get The ~
next exactly like the first tnane and
picture, twisted Loaf Bread with a
glass etlervescIng waIer ON The ION us
you see in the bIl}.
Full directions for making Bread
RS with Sour Milk and Cream Tartar, 20
w and all kinds of Pastry: also. for 20
making Soda Wafer; alsO, directions
AND for making Seidhlz Powders will nc. AND
- company each package
7n b. +. BABBITT, 20
az Nos. 6S g. 20 Washington 81. N York ~
and No. 33 India. ST., Boston,
aug5-6m
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CARLYLE. Illjnol,. Inn. "a ~;

CARLYLE Illinois. June 70, 1855.
nave used Professor Woods Ilalr Rc>u,.,Iiyr -, Il
rave admired lis wonderful etI;ct My halr VA, ..
coming, as | thought, pGematurcly gr.y hut IL, he
use 1i MS h"S'3rate e. 1t has resumed H> orig Il cor
SIDNEY REESE,
Fix ,Ir.lor r. s
u J. Wood d Co.. proprieiors 3I2 Bruahv
anu III Market street, 81. l.uus, MlssuurI
~ T-f"r Sd ie IN Smyrna, by DAVID LO. 'kNUOD and
IA biiImore' by Joan =. Gwen, Slaa'r /, Co. .i.I
all Druggists m,r.2.,
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30 PER GENT. SAVING
TO FARMERS

| III ARES Patent Concentrated BL.OOD NANI'RF
IL winch Is beyond all d0uhl the most 20 crnI
and Valuable Fertilizer ever olle'er To the pub c
How long Will Aguculiursis submit Iu I = (;u,i,
Monopoly whilst they haveIIIv uiul, more. and
more valuable Fertilizer, AT THIRTY PER- CENT
| LESS COST!
Read the annexed Certliicaips and then try II aIn .
slde OF the best Peruvian Guao, and let le re,uI,
speak for Itself.
CERrlFCATE or Dir. IAYrs -'rh! specification. o!
Dr. Hare alIk }. Odam, huviug submitted In me 1
have found the upOsIt0n of matter on winch me,
are founded he highly nrOgeneuus and ermIrnahI,.
cOmpOuhd Containing The Essentials OF "a FERTILIZER of
The highest character and also the TODD for suSalninr
crops 10 Inc lime O their maturing regard Tins en-
erprse OF manufacturing guanU InStead OF Inporliu.
II, a practical and important undertaking layOrubl,
affecting the interests of common country
RESPECTFULLY, A. A.HAYE.S, VI D.,
ASsayer To State nl Ala ,sacltIsclls
CERTIFICATE OF Professor BUoru-- Up0n exam
lnIng the composition of the best Peruvian C;uatl.s
can perceive no ground Tor assuming ii Io tie the hes,
lhat can be made. On the contrary there is aI,avs
present more or less superuUGs mailer. sometimes IN
lerge quantity. The composition proposed by Cd nm
and iare Patent, is in my esIimat spcr,1r to linn
o the best GunOs of any other art icIa manure C
winch haye heard. and Ialuk myse the more emf,
ued 10 give The posItIveOpnUn from the unlocked FIR
results Of the action OF sulpI,..lc acid on, animal ,,
uer' winch I"bi 'Incd IN experiment. bul which vi ere
anticipated by the patent in question.
Respectfully. yours, JAMES G.. BOOTH
CERTIFICATE OF PRoF. FRAzER-At the reo,.st of
parues interested, have no hest tlOn IN sr;g M,
Ol hoIl that The ode of preparing an arIi.ica ,ua
huIe' ny acing upon animal IN lllers 10y rurc acid
us detailed IN DR. ii res patent and mixing the resi,
ing suisLince with animal charcoal and phusuh,ten ~ |
LIse ScOrreri IA theOrA. and although have had uo
Of testing The manure thus formed pract,
chly' nave no deubi that mtISre formed by the
'tuIe Vi hese ingredients ia proper portions would
De iouhd at least t. equal effects the best (uao
JOHN F. FRA iER
, W IL is put upin Bags of One Hundred and Fifv
rounds zach, ana sud al $50 per nett Ton
JOHN L.. MlFFLlN, Sole Agent,
Jyl5, BIN una
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Eagle PIOws.

Eagle PIOws,
oAFEhf & CO, corner of South Front and
Reed lSts., Philadelphia,
Mannfacture " Nos, /, ?, 3, A, 3, Right Hand and
NOS 4o' Al Lett Hand Eagle, SeIf-Sharpenine
flows. Nos. l, Y 3. a, 5, Eagle Improved
Nos 0, l, j, 2, 8, Hill Side. Nos. l.n.a
X dying. No. 5, Right Hand, and No q 1af,
haad Double Michigan, aud No o, /, 2, Sub.
soil Plows.
Also, Ok Scfapers, Field and Garden Rollers.
Farmers Boilers for coal or wood All ofwhch
are tor sale at their Works, at Curtis g. HAND's.
corner OF Market and Decatur SIS, or at the
different Agricultural and Hardware stores
On application, we will send descriution of NJ.
ticles by mail.
We also manufacture Hollow ware. fnamalI-
ed ware. Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, &C., &c.
?. y. sAvERy, AFRAID BARRows, JOHN sAvrRv
maflS-ly.
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09

Is51=IIaving in use at The Station on the New York
henirr Railroad Bankers Patent Force Pump, am
satisfied that for efficiency and periecl0n in nrincn
u IS superior 10 every other have had in use End
iuy accomplished, in eyerp respect what The pateni
sels iorth. DO ekeerfully recommend them 10 aIi
persons using Force Pumps. '
ii. MILLER. Superintendent.
lb5T.--Fhls is 10 certify that we have in nse A
Barker's Force and Lift Pumps. They answer EYER
purpose for which they are recommel. ed and cam
fInue 10 give us the greatest satsl0c con and we can
with confidence recommend them 10 any person ,Vba
'iesires 10 obtain good Pump for forcsg water n
would also be veIy effective in case OF fire
5 MANL0vE HAYS. Kent COUNTY.
THOMAS BRADFORD, Dover:
GEORGE DAVIS. Smyrna;
JAMES moore Odessa
1887. The above Pump is for sale at BOWMAN a.
g SLLioi'Fs , Machine Ship Smyrna. Del; Sole Agens
for Delaware or All orders punctualy attended 10.
apl, l,'57.-tf
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cases. 600 M
Gold Lepine. Is carat. % M
Silver Lepne, luli ;oweled, II o0
Silver Leplne, q m
Superior QuurIiers, m
Gold SpecIaces G0
Fine SILVER SpecIaces, ! 5o
Gnld Bracr!cIs, . M
LADIES tiod Pencils, M
,'ren %lIei ir"'f'''lS' Stl' 5 90
Gold Pens with pencil and silver holder | 90
Gold Finger Rings, 37a cents Iu $50; Wnitb Glasses
pdih IS4 Icns phIelI Isl umel % OllIer article m
prorofIi"n All goods warranted la be- wLa, lhev are
sold for STAUFFFK 4 ij%piLF 'e
~ On hand some G"d and Silver Levers and
Lcphe"' sliIi lower ihan the alOve Inlc,s (oc24lv
Smyrna times., 1857-09-09

JOB PRINTING done at the TIMES office.
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PRINCE MICHEL HILKOFF.


The astonishnent produced upon reading the above
GoveYnors nAmo ana whout more ado hurried the
parties 70 the City Hall. Here mayor WoSd was inform
Of the occurrence and upon u king with tue Prnce,
through the Interpreter, the latter assured b n that
when President Buchanan Minister ct tho Court
81. Petersburg be vac entertained In grand style BY the
Prrces a,her fu,ther that he had letters Of
Jon from the Russian Court to the President aud
CLEO him into lie bogus ticket Office After some further
convtrsaoD. III Mayor ordered Captain Bennett 70
every eIerob his power the ticket sWtndler.
have the money thus rAuduleEty obtained restored
70 the owner.
Captain Bennett accompanied the Prince his frissds
10 the ,foe OF The Peter Funk and demanded instant
satisfaction for the snicteo upon Strangers
refund The nerey but his Sudden flight through the
Of the oce ara into Cortlsodt street. prevented tue OIL
ctr frcm entertaining any such idea Captain Bennes
ptmptIy pursnsd ne Fellow. and being somewhat Of
ped, strsn susoeeced In ovtrhsupg the fugitive and
tahpe him into custody.
The pris conveyed before Justice Con.
molly, At TIE Lover Police Coun, where examination
magistrate when latter the land shark dsgcygs
the money be bal 30 frauduIen,ly obtained the oom-
pIapant being desi-ous 10 proceed 10 Warrington with
little desy possible, decided not 10 prosecute the
prisoner ne would probably DO detained In the
for days not vesks Justce Connolly th-reupon repri-
psposd the prisoner severely, and iold him 90 about
his business.
the Rrssisn mobiles then proceeded 70 the once Of the
New Jersey Raosd Company, aud procuring ucIe1 for
wimn gon took the six O'Clock train, proceeded
their ourney South With olersbly good imprsssisn OF
New York policemen, but with very poor opnioe of
laws which cradle svinders 70 eoute their eusi
without The lishtesi fear u punishment
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Ths nsstsg Of TIE coal trade held yesterday q hs
call Of Mr. Tucker very largely aasadsd two thirds
The estre TOM age being rePrsssnssd me oaie object
Of ne meeting n adopt measures 70 regulate the
supplies or ahpmsnt Of coal 70 NEST eus MOT preosds the
demand. Mon elective measurss were suggssted and
unaSimously Adopted BY written agresment, which was
promptly entsved INTO and signed by every gentleman ss
the meeting The power horotofovo given 70 Mr. rack'
10 regulate the shipments, IVES greatly enlarged and {
tended On This occasion thoso perfect aud ectirs
unanimy-in faot the most tied and Harmonious
meeting ever convened 10 the coal regou-and they oil
united IN memorial 10 the presidents Of the two oaxry
pG oompanies TO extsnd tner aid ana 90 operation With
6o 0ade, In securing 70 the organization fair HAlAud
in should fell In removing the great evils which have
grown up and encompass the trade, then DO sban
dOned
ne annual meeting Of the stockholders Of The kssour
section Of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad took place
The oh instant, n Bloomfield, Nu, ouri. A board Of
directors and ether officers were elected Ne r. Bray.
man. Chiosgo WAS elected President Of the road The
length Of this n ID Tx miles The enimsted cost Of
construction and equipment S',o2Sooo; capital sto,x
81, 800, 900; subscribed, Si,a7o,ooo
Tho company has as acres Of land under Congress
sopal grants nc ana Dy . recent law, has loan
$780, 600 from d state OF Missouri In bonds The ea
TO the land O. being perfected. and will DO Nv sAbe
the company In about two months. Twenty Owe mule
Of tho gubbiny aud clearing under contract at about
$3.50 Der mile Negotiations have been opened for loan
and parties ready 10 take the balance OF tho stocx
and 10 contract for the construction OF the roat
The lane ito pros Of 81 per acre, will cover tue
cost Of construction and equipmcn'.
In the meantime measr res arc going forward looking
10 the early completion Of tue Arksusay section Stock
being taken. and titles TO the land granted BIZ Congress
are being secured ~ rapidly - practicable.
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rpDIAy-wHrSrSosn. - " Grsos chuvch Bt ,oEiyn. CO
rus Acay March -, BY Rev Jarrc Flag. AIIx
a. FINpLAy, Esq OF Kir iemur ;otand, 70 CBAAiorrs
L eauShter'oi the late thomas White IRE, Esq Of this
city.
funcHssn -soRAAD. Friday .rerpoon Marc, 81, by
the Rev. j. + Busobe. Mr. GsoaSs EDwAsD FuBCasal Of
Chicago Ill.,, 10 Miss nARA sCaAXD tbis city.
FLaoD--swEnsss. Morruaoia, en- Fridsy. March
n by the Rev hr smith, ur. A,rTnss TLooD. Of Nor
rsan,s 70 Miss CAsA JANE SwsHR daughter Of George
a. sveeutr Of Baton.
Boz ton papers please COY
BAHnion-EisrY -0o Friday, hsyob "a ., TIE Re nll-
house. Tseny exhto aud sroad ~sy,
by the Rev. Thomas Towel, NJ. wiluAs HAnrros 10
Miss RAcsn EIOrr both OF ths oi,y.
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Townsend Mrs. Gen L verdier Mr and Mr. kfamsey,
Giles. While Bonan, kobt Kennedy, Jas HAughey, a.
Onamberln, b Ward-and six In sseerago
For Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond In the aeamstp
Japestown-sw Nasen Mason sange NJ Soesr,
Gloss Lge Hard witAms, Wrignt
Cutherel Thomas Franklin Thomas, Thomas Cha IN sr
Ws Chapman Mrs nenton, George " seabury Bon
ton Mrs Emma sammts Mrs EvAps and child. shoppar
COPELAND Johnson, sawyer ssnier, George .
hcBews HorSce smith, kepdel John rowisy IN, Aiss
Simth and wife ldward More, Miss A Andrews. Grim
ADJ Matthew'S Lambert Is seamon for bark Shampiou
and Is in the steersge.
For Melbourne Aust ALA, in the ship Kitty smps'aIJ
ORoruhe Robert Craig Joseph wallace Jas Lyman, John
Shannon, Magure john Reid wife and child John le.
mon, wife and child Alex Campbell John alor Mrs Lacr
and four children John WALL john Ceiscr Chss Schmidt
Holland yoho Carey, Mishgm and wife Miss 39rsdy,
RS Chris FsgAn John C0nlin Turby and wife, Michael
Raid
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Cry COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, March II, 1851
Fiour-ne market without nhspge Of racmcnt In
orioes while sales embraced about 900 5000 bos In
oudpg common 70 good SAFE ass 10 % S. srd ezra
do. Of 90 20 90 20 whss,-ssies OF 1000 bushels
southern red were made 81 40 Corn steady, ~sn
20 90 o, sbsut COO 80 900 bushels sou,herp ",
low ess. go, and Western mixed 81 500 Pork q.
epie, with small saes Of NJ S23 90 sac Lard
nrm, with sales OF eco 500 bbls ct i4.c U,too
The msrbes continued nrp. With sales to TAR sxeus .;
full prices whskey-sales OF 400 800 bbs made
II q 10, Win small lots Of aud Of SO
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Markets
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD

PHILADELPHIA March %, 1857.
aock, better P,ppsylvsc So, 66k; Reading Rat
road, e9ss; Long leland Railroad, l8h; Norris Canal
10; PennsylvAn Railroad ASK
NIw ORLlANs March a. 1857.
Tie cotton mayket 10 nrm and psices slightly densr
VIII sales Of o,ooe bales 10 idipg ct 13ko 1890 The
SA,es Of he seek 10 600 bales the reee,p a. 400
bales rhe receipts dstc "a 900 bales less than last
pear Sugar aYm st loho alo}sc hoasses $40. Bread
Stp6s quies Conee V steady; sales 81 llko llkc
Cor prime RIO Tho sales Of the week QUO bags
Seoeips Of the week 20 500 vass; ihe present
% 500 bags. Osher articles unchanged
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Alive Prince I'm New York

PRINCE MICHEL HILKoFF, OF RUSSIA, TAKEN IN
AND DONE FOB BY EMGRANT RUNHERS-CAPTURE
OF TBI BOGUS TICKET AGENT THE PRINCE AND
TIE SHARPER IN THE POLICE COURT.
Al Iesgth the Gothamites have had . live Prince tn
their midst Prince Michel Hlkon Of the Russian Court
accompanied by Of the Governors Of that empire,
have been scjouTning In New York. on Their way from e.
Petersburg 70 Washington D. c., where they intend visit
pg the President The presence Of the ustrous vsiters
In midst might have remained profound secret had
not the Prince unfortunately 10 contact with OF
the numerous cheating. swindDs and bullying emigrant
Who inest this CITY he about purchasing
tickets, yesterday, for Wilmington Del The Prince was
aduoed psy double are 10 the prspreors Of
Of the pasage ticket oces situated West street, nearly
opposite the Jersey Oty ferry. Not liking such satm
In this democrat, country the distinguished To-
reigrers determined 70 obtain the cid Of tpe police
In The matter, and procuring the assistance M gen
ueman Who was able 70 speak their native tongue,
they started In pursuit OF . policeman. After
wandering about the st, eets for time they
tunste enough 70 aocost Captain JOAN W. Bennett OF the
Central Park pooe, when the Interpreter expl oed
matter The officer and stated that the strangers had
be- duped in The most bareisced manner.
Captain Bennett mot thinking for . moment tha' he
IN the presence Of Russan noplemen, osreessy asked
Il cir names, when the Prince handed him
. card bearing the following inscripsan:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-29

Ssn rsswnsd 70 the Auditor Of thsa State cancelled snos
- hsA report " The Legislature, This reduces the Or
q ne banks Of the ase 70 about nve and half
nnnons Issued On stock basis Of upwards Of sx and
naHhniluOnS.