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Smyrna times., 1857-08-12
Written for the Smyrna Times.
AUGUST 3D, 1857.

..s4 AUGUST 3D, 1857.
Mr.. EDIToR Having observed in your issue
of the 23d ultimo, letter from my friend and
brother-teacher, in regard to Schools, wish
through the columns of your valuable paper to
express my appreciation of his propositions and
reasons for bringing them before the public. AS
his argument is sufficient to enforce their inn
poriance, | will add nothing concerning his pro-
positions, but would beg leave to offer another
proposition in addition to his, that is: that we
have a meeting of the teachers of Kent county,
and that we form regular Teachers Assoca-
tion, to meet once a year, or oftener if found
necessary;sat which time there shall be an ad-
dress by some member of the Association or by
some one chosen by the Society. We have in
our midst an Agricultural Society, at which the
farmer and mechanic display the product oftheir
labor for their mutual encouragement and bene-
fit. We have State and County Medical AS
sociations; our Ministers have their district
meetings or conventions, for the discussion of
important subjects,-and these are all found to
be beneficial. Then why not Teachers, who
have so important duty to perform, meet to
discuss the best methods of instruction, and va.
rlous other things with which they have to do /!
At some future time may state more at length
the advantages which conceive would accrue
from such an association; but for the present,
would only call upon my brethren in the profess
sion to attend meeting of Teachers and School
Commissioners of Kent and Sussex counties, to
be held in Milford the last Saturday in August.
Due notice Of the meeting will be given by Mr..
J. Pretyman, of the Peninsula NeWs.
RICHARD A. MARTIN.
School Dist, No. 52 Kent Co.
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@ riginal 4oem.

Written for the Smyrna Times.
A PRoDIGAL'S REFLECTION.
BY YOUNG AMERICA.
Time was, when, on every hand,
Abundant friends could command,
And sorrows bitter of this land
Came never to betide me; ..-f
But 'gainst misfortunes to contend,
To-day life's path alone wend. ..-
Because I've not cent to spend -
a And not dime beside me
When gayly clad in Fashions style, -...
High men of rank would run mile s..
To meet me with pleasant sInile,-
,.,, !. For rich they all believed me;
But ragged; now, I'm poor indeed,
And those do leave with greatest speed
Who promised to be friends in need
And from distress to shield me.
can but mourn to think it's So
AS off see them plodding CO.
Ahat III them were hluuen loeS
Who ever did despise me;
Yet, thus in life it may be seen
'Iis UrOng upon a reed to Iean,-
Proud, naughty one, of wealthy mien,
~ Of this you now apprise me; -,
So, well aroused, I'll be a man
Aye, independent, ifI cam
Aud cease to think of such clan,
Who ne'er did aught but tease me;
I'll turn my eye TO brighter cline
Than earth below. with hills sublime,
Where people bow at golden shrine,
!. And find a FRIEND to please me.
Smyrna, DEL, Aug. Z, 81.
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0z-Ayoung and beautiful, but poor widow,
was about 10 marry rich old widower. Her
friends wished to know why she wanted to mar
ry him. She replied, !" For pure love; l love
the ground (meaning the farm, probably on
which he walks, and the very house in which
he lives" There is platonic love for ysu.--
There is none Of your school girl romance In
that. = 3af f.a
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12

or Temperance people are called fanatics.
What shall we call those who sustain busi-
ness which Elisa world with dead hopes and
dead meni What
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12

FASHIONABLE CALL AND THE IDEAS Ex-
CHANGED" How do you do, my dear! ~
"Putty well, thank you" [They kiss.
How have you been, this age!"
"Putty well. How have you been?"
"Very well, thank you"
"Pleasant, to-day" sG. ..H..
"Yes-very bright; but we had shower,
yesterday" .ut4GHf .t
"Are all your people well ~
"Quite well, thank you How are yours?"
"Very well, I'm obliged to you."
"Have you seen Mary B, lately :" 81
"No; but I've seen c." ~ y q la3@ -
"You don't say so! Is she well" @ e. 81
"Very well, believe" Rising.]
J, /" Must you got" ss".-
Yes, indeed; have seven calls to make"
|" Do call again soon."
'.Thank you but you don't call on me once
in an age."a .,a. -
"Oh, you should not say SO. I'm sure I'm
very good" an
i ".Goed-bye. i go. ...ai
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BUSINESS CARD.
GEORGE w, CUMMENS,

OFFICE ON Main street, first door above the
81 Bank of SMYRNA
MEALS in all kinds of Grain and Seeds,
~ Stocks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, Checks,
and Specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood,
DC, &c. 80 q e
His Vessels ply regularly between this, and
Philadelphia and New York, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March 2l, l657-ly.
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Steamboat Balloon.

lS57.-Summer Arrangement.
DAILY LINE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Inn and after Thursday July I'd, the
ksek@STO SlcambDat Balloon will leave Smyrna
s@@=@&~ Steamboat Landing CLOng Point. Every
Da!. At I O'Clock. p. M for Philadelphia. Will leave
0-sHui Street Wharf Philadelphia. THE SAME
MSnIings IT Z O'Clock; bUuching al Deakyne's Land
in. Pun Penn Delaware City and New C&slle, going
aaA returning ..a .ta
Stages from Dover. Leipsc and Smyrna eUnnect
with the Boat at Smyrna Sleambot Landing, Long
Port. fREIfHf at the usual low rates.
DIn WM. S. BALL, Captain
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12

SoME ALLIeAToR.-The Corpus Christy
(Texas) Valley, of the 18th ult, says:
Captain Low, of this city, with posse of
boys, left town yesterday morning, with about
the same determination to kill an alligator that
old Put did, once upon q time, to slay certain
she wolf. The alligator, who was an old of
fender, had made his home in small lake some
five miles up the river, and had long familiar
lied himself with the calves which came there
for water. He refused TO yield until after he
was shot seven times-three ufthe shots taking
effect in one Of his eyes. He measured l41
feet in lengthi tt)kf }9 arf'1 e
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Caution.

hereby caution sll persons from Regulating
ny notes or other paper, dated July lIth, 1857,
asxn in favor Of Asa A. Flint, and endorsed by
ne. T. r. WILLIAMSON.
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SMYRNA POST OFFICE,

APRIL 18th, 1867.
NOTICE is Hereby Given, That the Phila-
delphia or Northern Mail closes at this office
at 81 o'clock, a. m., and 81 p. m; and that the
Dover or Southern Mail c.oses at l01 a. M,
aud 81 p. IN daily. 0t
The mail for Easton and intermediate points,
also closes at 81 o'clock, p. M, daily.
apis M. GREEN, P. M.
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TO RENT.-The Peterson
Prsperiy near Smyrna, for Rent; a good, con-
seaient Dwelling- House, large Granary for
rfoduee, and fine Range for Poultry. For
Particulars, inquire on the premises. 10
August 5,-2w 81 ssfia 5
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12

SouRcE OF FAT.-During the course Of the
past year, experiments have been made IN
France on a number of ducks, to prove that the
fat may exceed the quantity which could be re-
ferred to the food they were supplied with
Some were fed on rice, q substance which con-
isins only few parts of fat in q thousand.---
Others fed on rice with d certain amount Of
butter added. AT tha end of The experiment,
The first we're as lean as when fret placed upon
the diet; the latter. in few days, became
positively balls Of fat. K
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or With the exception of three days, it is
said that il rained at Salem, Roanoke county,
the whole month Of Jolly.
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Smyrna, August lst, 1887.
Smyrna times., 1857-08-12
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-24

Y vtrsae % dueFse made - hs last Nay Terra eftAIs
ID eagt in tks Of Matthews and Cadssll Isha
Grahsa via sell az the yard gate, tie ey 81
NashFilla Al Be ociaak SATURDAY Bra DAY % EEP-
r. HnER NEAF certain P9Ftion cf thaf FFaasFgy lying
on Cfddis uiFuet forusFy saa - A. kioTfiaaa - o.
sst raAk ana teins tie ~ feet sqsase oeeuplsd 81
ths ffasae hsstse sshi pFepsIly.
Eeazs-six nontks ereatf. No Fedsupii1l- eeeaFl8
FegaiFsd and lisa raisasa.
lay8e. cAAnesEy Gear IS AaaAxlns.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-24
LEGAL EoTICE.
MANSON M. BRlEN & M. M. BRIEN, IR..
ATTORNEYS Ar LAW,

Cfee No. a. West side % Cherry 81, COopers Building
formerly occupied by I'd. living.
HAVE taken in co-partnershp my son, II. d. BRIEN, in
the practice OF Law Ia al the Courts Of Davidson
-. One or both generally be found In the Office.
Prompt aud especial Always securing
and collecting all claims. Money always ready when col
lseted)
have been constantly and regularly engaged ms pro-
feson in the Mountain District for the last twenty years
and viii continue to attend 10 securing and collecting All
claims intIusted my IN the eosntes OF Canboa
DeKab, White, Fenres Overton. Putnam and Jackson.
have general acquaintance with the merchants and
business in those Counties
The Merchants Nashville, and Of other places might
md TO their interest 10 confer Eh in relation there
70.
refer 70 any and al persons who kno me, for my
abtlits and PrOEpt attention 20 business
marchfT-ly MANSON VI BRIEN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-24

NOEL & Co,
1UtoTssoIe ssrOcers and Dealers In
G0vVTR PRODUCE,
ro.ngp or ITol1EGEAKD sPRL1G STREET
Nashville, Tenn,
Sugars. ttt
,oobbd, fair to choice Sugar g 5o, Loaf s1gaT Sugar
% 70 do DO g slsT3asa DO DO 80
,oo 40. RI, cos..; 75bags Laguyra Coffee;
100 bags Java ooHe' Liquors.
100 bb Pike, wsey g bis ATric wiB Sfano'
$40 do Deans DO /. % 20 Giras-
$50 boxe, Old Brandy 80 do waser super 6 Clare,
Is do superior Port Wine; Wine w,,.
Is do Smiths Res. W'kv: % blsse.. SS
81 do do R HoSonsshea do boxes Champagne Cider
90 do Fine Brandies;
IS bovez E. s. Powelrs To- 20o b'Ket Jack F4H''Au IL
20 boxes Sss,G Southern Belle es,9s FoSso0o;
baSc1; 10 okSinuu''''
cigars.
1000 NAPOLEON crar1 900 Jsnny L ss,o gls
5000 Josephne Cigars; s',Pp' Brani''
SundrieS.
1ooa sacs sne coarse Salt p dos ssdqra Hsr,mocks
100 Dbl, Molssses; % 10, 100 Coca niupers;
50 kegs Golden syrup; so a. a. whisk Brooms and
- o1Ns sa he, s ,oS,rts,. Hearth Brushes
80 bxs Union Soap; ~ 70 k Ls CO oysterg:
90 kegs Soda; rfn bxs Pickles, assorted;
20 hbIs Almonds; 80 - Sbot.
200 Derniiohns. ssSoFtedi - 49, yzpffaJ cad:
30 packages fine Teas; y As- praserved Fruits;
l - doz. pain ed Buckets; lO0a9e9
80 doz-Cedar Buckets -. 49,
We viii also purchase at thH hitns'' mae
following articles Of country proiuoe- g,.t+o, Yarns
yea W. T.uow Flour,
BeeSg4x White Beans, veal TTh.oco
Ginse1g' Peach Brandy,
EIax SSeo' o,tr Apre Brandy,
Rye, Rags, Sa-ero,a
Oats, Tar, 80 cr.ss Se.d
Hay, t.'li - IS
Millet Seed. Hemp, rto,,,y
Dried Peaches. Bagging, c,ass
Dried Apples, RoDe. ITr.n g
Wool PIow Lines, heihp,
Bacon Red Cords. OnlohS'
Potatoes, sc &e., L.,,a TO-
5saara farmers HAVING any or 80
aI Iii 40 veil 10 cali on US when they visit the city
fune2G-tE
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Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE
200 pkgs cov'd Buckets; 125 dog Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes; 200 &" Hames;
2S5 a0s varnhed and three 1900 ow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 600 assed Broom Handles 1925 Fishing Poles;
l75 DOE white Cedar Buckets 800 assted Liquor Kegs;
200 doz Tar Cans; 10 dog Cedar Cans;
pkgs Half Bush. Measures 25 Nest Boxes, varnsb
% dog Pine ohurns, assorted 200 " Painted Tubs 4
100 nests white Cedar Tubs; 1875 doz Wen Buckets
BASKET WARE.
zoe willow Wagons common 700 nests German Market do
500 {" Carts common; 400 dOz Feed Baskets, in stO,
500 q Z" eX fall tops and to arrive;
IS Empire Cabs; zoo dozen assorted Mark
200 extra rs dog chiidren's Rattan an
Rattan and willow, very nice and cool for summer.
AsO-Co. Hampers; imported fancy Baskets; Work Fru
nd Flower Stands. AlsO-Willow Work made to order.
r FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales Alicant Mats;
500 assed Shoe Brushes 80 Jute Hsrk and Skeleto
Is Rocking Horses; rs doz Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
1OOcoils ~ and y inch Manila Rope, 6s0feet;
$50 coils ~ x to inch do do, assorted;
rs reels Bed Cord and Pillow Line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Bed Cord;
100 dOz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
200 lbs Broom Twine Hemp 500 lbs Wool Irvine,
us bales Batting; 100 reels Hemp Paekngi
50 wrapping Irvine; $50 gyms Jate Rope laSp''
PAPER.
1900 bundles CFrund) Iangerman's Wrapping Paperi
1880 Mcgregor's do do;
1900 reams Lockand do;
Koreans Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper;
It's Ham 4" 70 " Batting do;
$4,000 Roofing do dry; I5OOOIbs Roofing do satuts
CANDLES, &C.
Star Candles, Lard OIL, Opal Candies steane Candles
Starch, German Soap, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
fall stock assorted Sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine ohurns IS 90 90 24inc Red Cedar do do
Cerdar 16, is, 90 % do Painted 30, %, "a do
Brass Hoop do - 4" do Barrel dol rs, 20, % 10
HAmESs
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by s. N. BARRETT,
may14 Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati, o
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-24
Advertisement of Important Sales to
come off on
SECOND SATURDAY IN SEPT, 1857,
BY oHANoERY COURT CLERK.
4 LOTS IN EwING,s ADDITION.

VIM. b. Bayless and others B. F. Bentley.
IN pursuance OF the decree pronounced in this
the May Term last, OF this court will sell the COur
house lot this city the 12h daY of September
Lots No. 163 1884, 1866 and 1885, in the plan of the property
known Ewings Addition Nashville These otsle
Stevenson street. have front Of ~ feet each, and
back - feet TO alley.
TERMs-1 years credit, with interest, for notes
well secured, and lien retained. Sale free of redemption.
c. d. BRTEN, @. NJ.
aug7. Cnancsry Court at Nashville.
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augT.
BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE, GALLATIN
TURNPIKE,

James Thomas VS. John Taylor, ct al.
Of the decree this May term,
81 will sell at the Court House Lot in this city,
18th day Of September next the highest bidder, for
cash, the Brick School House. and Of gTOHnd
tached J. ing the side of the Gaatin Turnpike,
about miles from the city.
G. D. BRIEN, @. 4 NJ.
augT. Chancery Court at Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-24
HOUSE AND LOT, ON CHERRY STREET, AND
NRGEO WOMAN EIZZIE
Blake aad BsoEn W hftry Fenmal
w. W. Pinneo 4 90. VI. same.
4 "a HaEeitine A ca. - rarne

hiAks and hfoEn " ntry ho1manet al.
w W. Pinneo 90. sane.
= ". HaEciiine CO. -. Eames
DY virtue Of decree pronounced Ia the abaEe eauses
ID by the ChABeeFy Court a Nashville Win al the
Court IIasr iot IA the city Of Nashville, the Iah aag
o. september hs house aud et the est side Chssry
street. he Versndah dote; present oeoapls
b. saml H. hugz The froating about Is feet and
FunniaE back sbouf TO feet alley.
tine snd place vtl sell the negro 10
uaan LzEie mentioned IN tas IeadaEa and hired -
NJ joel DAVIS
Tszzs-For she Hsuse and Lot. AID ysarz usgh il.
teret except $3.50 eah. Fsr the slave. anihs with
trrrs be retained ths lot she rsqaFsd
BE- sell sscuEed 10 each ease.
G. D. RREEs, GAN
nnss- Chanesry Ceart AZ NashriEa.
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Lot ON Cherry Street.

Thos. b. Page, Guardian &C., vs.. VIM. Stewart.
pursuance of the decree In this the May Term
1851 will ell at the Court lot, this city on
he l2th day Of september next TO the hi hest bidder for
cash, the lot Of II re. the de OF Cherry street
the city OF Nashville; formerly sold by he Tax Collector
heproper,y Of Hughes and bought by VIM. Stewart
@. D. BRIEN, G. NJ.
aug7. Chancery Court at Ma shviie
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THIRD GLASS.
SPECEAL RATEa.

axes SEoTes, Spades, Sad Irons Zinc ard Tin in pigs
Tin Plate, Anvis, Vices casks n Chains ard Hoes Manila
and Cotton Cor age Coffee. Heavy Castings ain Gearing
Carriage SPRINGS aud hxes, Railroad Wheels and Axles
and osin irh arr
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AIS Acres of Land.

pursuancs Of the decree Ia this At Nay Term
II lsf, viii sell az the Court house lot, The city Of
Nashville, on the 18th day Of September next tract Of
4fo acres Of land, less. lying in Cheaiham
county Formerly in Davidson county same
Ian sold 20 Mrs Wyatt BY Nicholas knight.
TEHAs-szbO cash and FOR the balance credit Of and
Il months. Notes well secured aud lien retained.
g. d. BRIEN, q. 4 81.
angT. Chancery Court ~ Nashville.
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CUGAR.-l4s bids commcu, fair prime ana en00e
- Louisiana Sugar;
100 bblscrushed Sugar;
1875 bills loaf Sugar;
so bbls clarified Sugal
30 boxes white Havana Sugar. In store and 10
ILL.,, ~ ~ nav21 W. II. GORDON 90.
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Lot on McLemOre Street.

AARON FutnaTn 2 3. HarTett, e al
TN pursuance Of the decree pronounced this cause at
May TeTm, 1851 viii sell the 18th day Of Sep.em-
Der next az the Court house lot in this city credit
and II months, without interest, and free from Tedemp.
ton OF in Doris plan oflots the side Melee
street fronting thereon IS and running 10
feet alley. Being the bought By defen
OF X. 5. Smell. D. BRIEN, c. K NJ.
augl. Chancery Court Nashville.
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LOTS ON VINE STREET..
Lam HnHrana Trnstaa L. A Tnhnnn.,

Isaac HOdgens, Trustee, &c VS.. A. W. Johnson.
pursuance OF the decree in this case at the Nav Term
1857 will sell the 18th day Of September next at
the Court house lot Ia this city, Lots
side Of Vine street, fronting about 80 feet EACH
ming back alley. plan these lots will be ex-
hi0ted on day Of sale, and terms made known.
c. D. BRIEN, @. & NJ.
RugT. Chancery Court at Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-24

Boxes Hats, Furniture and Carriages boxed and ether
lght articles not enumerated; also Carhcvs
rates.
Have every package plainly marked with name Of
eonsgnee destination and depot II delivery Attention
to This naiter prevents delays and losses insures
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So Acres in the 9Th District and s Acres
Cedar Land.

Voney s. Stevenson David A. Bell and others.
pursuance Of the decree pronounced in this
n May Term, 1881 will sell az tie Court houre lot In
the city Of Nashville the l2.h dy OF september next
tract OF % 4 Land the S-h Civil District,
Joining the lands OF Turner Williams, Peter Owen and
hers, and also undivided half acres Of Cedar
Land 10 Williamson county, adjoining the lands Of
Carmichael Ii. HO and J. Kid.
Terms and credit, without interest notes Sc
cured and lien retained ard free from redempton
G d. RRfEN @. AM.
aug. Chancery Court at Nashville
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LOTS ON SUMMER STREET.

Jno. A McCsmpbell, Trustee, &C., vs. W. J. Mari.
N pursuance Of the decree in this at the May
Term 1851 will sell the 18th day of September
next at the Court house lot, in this city, edit Of
and two years wi interest and free from redemption ISL
feet OF ground the side sun street. known
the property conveyed TO complainant by Milton Bourne.
This property Of good depth, and back alley
Is feet wide, and is expec ed that he viii be suit
aely subdVded by day Of sale. when particulars will BE-
made known. @. D. BRIkN, c. 4 NJ.
augI. ChancerY Court. at Nashville.
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SCALE or PRICES
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
nAEUFAcEUEEB 81
WHAIHlHAN ksGsas HE,
asT Washington Strests - stOns
sTx MONTHS PRICES

SIX AONI4o EAASEo-
Rsrs HTFsElas fLuID. Sc 5e, I5s 81 - fizeas -
"a e.. at2 per deE1n.
EeIrs Has nEEs kaudl 90 Fts - 20 si4es a
"a, 8, Ei2 per dQzen-
Boals asssaos1 o. nALs crEHEA. retail soc, slSss
a. per dozrn
EoWhesas DruEgists sna ether large eeaefss ai.eean,
81 rs per e. irou these prizes gu ee naas pesde their
prrchases aurinF she SIX nulths stal eEcesl tioV-
LcWE6I CASH PRICES,
a Dsepauf far CASH 80 - at- ftt - 4eetf prices
o. tlitatess
IN sss auountns % si5o over. Ht enc tine, diseoant
afs per sin b made-
On erdFra auouutnE g 50 81 eFcf ~ ee mae dsooaat
$40 psrcent sl BE- lAae.
cfls per eanE uiilt.e uese-
On errs snsountuE Q tl ~ eteEa at e saes 4discount
81 s. per cent sil - slade.
On r. sSasins % ssso ever - onslie. Discount
cfE per cent gil Be nade,
49, afe ~ ioarar ters AID fcra W1asA no variation
can = usde to 41J ease
Doziqn. AuE. 1stns l,oo- WILLIAM hohLA
ksfr = Csc. 0sEle. ksshsiae. tenn aeE1s-iT
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19
G ON erCial,


WILMINGTON FHBrietv, NOV. Hs
FLouR.-Millers from the country find il diff
fcult to sell at SO 00a6 %. The inside ptice
was accepted in most cases. Ohio and Indiann
brands marked Extra Sc LAG 81. Superfne
80 T5a6 90. Extra family 81 GOA 7 so. RIVE
-four 81 90. Buckwheat -four 25a2 SO.
GRAIN.-Wheat ST. 20; old Corn B5c,. new
Corn &c.; Oats %; Timothy seed, So 10; Buck
wheat Soc. Beans ST so. Hommony 81 75o
2 II.
MILL FEED.---Middlngs goo. al 10 BEST Shir
stut 60cts; Common Ship 40; Shorts, rs.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The Flour market is very
quiet. Holders are offering standard brands
at S54 per Dbl. Sales to retailers and bakers,
for fresh ground at $5taS5a per bbl., and fancy
brands, from So. up to S7t. Rye Flour is now
held tS4 so per bbl., and Corn Meal is held
at S3 IL per barrel.
GRAIN.-The receipts of Wheat continue
light, and there is very little demand for it,
southern red is held at 81 25a1 %, and 81 80
al 30 for good whites only few samples were
sold. Rye is offered at rs cts. Corn is in de-
mand, with sales of yellow at 75a76 cents
Delaware Oats are in fair supply, at 37a4Oc.
per bushel, afloat.
CLoYERsEED.- The demand has fallen off.
with sales at So 90 per Ga lbs. Timothy is
bringing S2s per bushel. or Faxseed-the
market spare and it iswanted, at 40 cents per
bushel.