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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-23
THE VALUABLE FARM OF 945
NJ, ACRES, TAVERN AND MILL, AT CHns-

HE VALUABLE FAR OF 945
r.;r ACRES, TAVERN AND MILL, AT CHES-
nERFIELD COURT HOUSE, FOR SALE AT AU,.
TlON AT the request of Mr. VIM. ii. Duvai, we will
sell at auction, at ChesterieidC. House ON MONDAY
sthnt November, at u oclk. Chat being court day
A. M, the above valuable real estate. The tract con-
tal 9i5 acres of which about 400 acres are cleared
and IN high state of Improvement. The balance is
mo thy in pine and oak timber. A part of this land
lies or near the Glover Hill Railroad, ard quite
near to the Riehmon and Petersburg Railroad, thus
making it Of very convenient to market. The
improvements consists of n Tavern. containing
rooms. besides BARRON Of sufficient size to accom-
mediate the publc-the Bar and Bowling Alley pro
duce about $40 per day, The Dwelling contains
rooms, recently built and of good material There
is als,, good Barn. Stable aud all necessary out
houses, together with go GRIST MILL of suf
hcient capacity to supply the neighborhood. There
Is also a 0verseer's AMI Millers House. The pur-
chaser VI this property at his ele tion take the
Mules Farming Implements, &c, at valuation. The
aspve property will be divided, sold together as
may be deemed best at the time of SALE Flats and
surveys can be seen at our office in a few days
TERMs.-Dne-fourth cash. one-tourth at months
and the balance at 2and years Tor bonds or notes
bearing interest, secured by trust deed.
G0DDiN & APPrRS0N,
g.
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TMNENsE STOCK OF DRY GOODS

AND CARPETS At COST FOR CAsH-We vii
from this date offer fntre stock Of Staple ard
Fancy Dry Goods including Velvet, Brnssels. Thre :
ply and Ingram CARPETS. At COST foR CASH
1t comprises Cotton md Weollen Gopis. nuf Ban
kets for ser wants ami fill assortment az The best
ands most fashionable Fancy and Staple Goods 4
family trade. CHRISTIAN a LhllihoP,
Main sfreef
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rE. DR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Homeo-

pathstl offers his professional services the citi-
as Of Richmond and its vicinity. Office ut his re
siaence on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
IL
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MEazzsssa RICHMOND AND Pc
EE1E s- essss..ae5zEs TERSBURG RAILROAD
VIRGINIA STATE AGRIcUL TURAL FAIR.

Passengers TO the Agricul ural Fair, at Richmond
will receive RETURN Tickets, on and after MONDAY
the 2dh inst at 81 EACH good until the last tr lin
on MONDAY, the I'd of November.
Articles for exhibition at the Fair, will be charged
full price to the Fair and will be carried back free
provided there has been no change of ownership.
An Accommodation Train will leave Richmond and
Petersburg daily, at o'clock, A. NJ. during the
week of the Fair. L. H. GILL
&C 2l-tnoylst Superntendent
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THE GREATEST RUSH that has ever

TIE UREATEST RUSH That has ever
L been or heard o:, has been at G0LDSMIT's
this week and no wonder, by purchasing goods
f him 80 per cent IS saved 50,aD DIS. OF Eringes.
Velvet, Ribbons, Moirs Antiques and otherfrrim-
minYs at 1 per cent below the imp0r tation nrces:
Millinery Goods, White Goods, Embroideries, Cloaks
Manti'Ia3 ana d lntcr-. IN mind ,tery dollars
worth of goods must be sold. The ladies will OBJ
that my store is closed on Saturdays they had b,
ter avail Themselves of thu opportunity to call TO-
day at GOlDSDiTS Cheap Store,
&C % 2l5 Broad street
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@~ Nobody Objects to
our Prices. Wa
., s.-lm TIos R. PRICE A CO.

BATHS BATHS BAT Shot, Cold
and shower Baths can be had at all hours, from
e'cieSk 4. NJ 10 10 y. NJ, at the Hair Cutting Sha
wing and Shampooing Saloon. under the American
Hotel, Entrance on 18th street. Single baths Is
cents or tickets ST.. myl
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= NOTICE.-Persous DESTROYS

r-Hssssssssss:sss-ssss1 NOTICE.-Persous DESTROYS
ss....sz.of sending Stock other articles over
the road OF this Comp intended for exhibition at
the State Agricultural Fair, will be charged the
usual freight rates Should such stock or other art
cles be returned in the hands of the same owner the
freight paid down will be refunded Persons wish
ing to send Stock must give four DAYS notice to the
Depot Agent SO that proper cars may be provided.
SANL. RUTH, Sup't. Transportation.
OFFICE r. Z. 4 ?. r. x CO.
Richmond Oct 10 1857
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ESy~ STocK OF
ID RY GOODS.
AT CO 8 T,
FOR CA.SHt

in consequence Of the present commercial diff.
cusics and desiring TO provide for our matu-
ring obligaoks we WILL from this date offer our en-
tins stock of FRESH AND DESIRAI,f.E I,OoDS
amounting to more than y
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USTEES' SALE OF "ALLEY's'

TR USTEES' SALE OF "ALLEY'So
1 TAVERN, AND % ACRES OF LAND, On THE
WESTHAM PLANK ROAD In accordance with
ihr provisions of deed of trust executed by Thos H.
Alley, to Ambrose HutchesoD. trustee dated 5ih DC
tober, le26 and recorded in lIeniico County Court
ONCE, being thereto requested. We shall sell on
Thursday, 22d day OF October. 1857 Mt IA o. 10 k Z.
NJ, upon the premises the Tract of Land, with the
Buildings thereon, situated on the Wes:ham Plank
Road about So miles from the city, known as al
iey's Tavern" There IS acres OF Land attached
running back 10 the canal
The property is so well known, that further de-
scriptinn is deemed unnecessary. sr 81
TERMS, no fourth cash; balance at 4. and IL
months, with interest, and secured by trust deed.
A. b. HUTCHINSON lpx,.
JNO. A. HUTCH ESON, hAceu'ofs
&C IL of ANBR Sc HUTCHINSON, decd.
P0STP0NEMENT.-The sale of the above pro-
pcrty Is postponed till further notice. &C "a
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DEADY MADE CL0THING.-A large
he sold II very low prices tnr casb Ne have rtso
fine stock OF Gents Furnishing Go sls as well a.
splendid assortment Of Cloths, Cassmeres an Vest
iias which will make 70 order for c. sh as low a.
they can be bousht In this city. a
X. D. KEELING, No. Ia5 Ma n st.,
&c film Opposite Warren perk ins %
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sxASIA FOR THE FAIR.-An
$4,000 Extra Packet Boat will leave scotts
willie sunday night at II o'clock and pass New Can
ton at a. III Columbia. "A: NJ; reraberton 6 A NJ:
Ferry, 9ai A. NJ; Jndes, III 4. H.: ManakintaWn
! r v; and arrive in Richmond on the 26tn inst Al
BY the Mail Packet, arriving in Richmond We'd
nesday, 2Sth inst, at A. NJ passengers will be in
time for the great day of the Fair
RETuRNiNG-rhe Mail Packet will leave Friday.
30ih. at NJ. and an Extra Boat for New Canton
will leave Saturday, 3lst of October at A. NJ
oc D-f2t BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT
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By Richard Cauthorn.

Immediately after the sale of the above property
will be sold for cash, about TWENTY OTHER
sLAV Els, the most of whom are young and likely.
2I--tds u
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pY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
II PR0CLAMATI0N.-Wh ereas, und author
ty vested IN the Executive by Jaw, commissioner
has been appointed to examine into the condition Of
the Bank OF KaDawha, and, by the report of SAID
commissioner. it is manifest that the Bark cannot
Meet its labiiit s, and that its assets to large
amount have he'n removed beyond the limits Of the
Commonwealth and without the operation of its
laws, and it having been reported by its President,
in n communication hereto annexed, that the said
Bank has ceased to redeem its gold silver
cain after having made every effort do 80; There
fore. |, Henry A. Wise, Governor of the Common
wealth of Virginia. do hereby prohibit the bills or
money due to the State, and all collecting officers of
the Commonwealth required to take notice
thereof
49, In testimony whereof, have subscribed
IL. $. Smy nam. and caused the Seal of the State
(-,- to be affixed hereunto at hchmend, this
tenth day Of october, 1857, aud in the SD OF the
Commonwealth. HENRY A. WISE.
By the Governor:
GEORGE W. MUNFoRp, Secretary Of the Gem.
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By Z. B. Cook & Co.. Aucts.

HORSES AND STREET WAGON AT
II AUCTIpN.-On SATURDAY, cath inst. Mt 10
clock we will sell. at the large Lot near the Cen
trai Railroad Depot, several saddle aud Harness
Horses; one Street Wagon. nearly new with the Lii
cense. TO expire in February, is5s
&C q L. b. COOK & co. Aucts
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By Thomas W. Keesee,

BY Thomas W. Keesee,
(Ofice corner Of 18th and Cary streets)
~ HORSES Fur SALE AT AUG
6A TI0N-Wili be sold on SATURDAY morn
Ing. octnbsr 24th commencing at 10 O'clock at the
Horse Auction Lot near the Central Railroad Depot
several saddle and harness Horses
very superior Family Horse six years old, war
and double harness He is also n No Saddle Horse
sc ~ THOMAS W. KEESEE Aurt
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EAMI.Y OLE LIKELY NEGRoEs. FOR

II sABE-I have for sale, TO remain in the city, o
very valnabls WOMAN with three likely children
The Woman IL good Cook, Washer and Ironer. es
well as n vanalIe honse rcryant, and IL .oid for no
fanH Being about % remove to another tie. do
not wish 10 separate hef from her husband: Apply
10 ID. W. SrARKE
10 yn--ts Law building
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I AND FOR SALE.-Intending to dis
- continue the farming business after the presen,
year. offer for sale privately the Plantation upon
which / now reside. situated in the county of Pow
hatan, about twenty-five miles from Richmond, nine
miles below Powhatan Court House. four miles from
James river, and about mites from the Danville
Railroad.
This tract contains about 22j acres and joins the
tnds of Peter G. Elicit II. A Maxey. Benz Hughes.
John f. Whitfield and John G, Porter is situated in
an agreeable neighborhooi, convenient to churches
of the different denominations within two and half
miles of several good mills and convenient 10 post
Office. The improvements consist OF good dwell
ing house, with five rooms below stairs and pas
sage: an excellent kitchen containing four good
rooms now Barn, besides all other honses common
to plantation Tho place is in GOOD order, well en-
closed, and divided by good fences into six different
fields
Should this place net he sold privately beforethe
9Th day of November next, II will then. on That day,
Of lair II not the neSt fair tay.l he offered nj pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, together with the
stock of Horses. Mules Cattle Hogs, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation impiemsnts, Nc
PETER A. SUBLETT.
Ny address is Subleft's Tavern, Powhatan.
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tn BoARp or TRADE OF RICHMOND
HoSAcE L. KENT. pres't. +. b. BENTLEY, Treas'r
WILLIAM r. IsAAcs Secretary.
CJsayaistse Qf arbitration
WILLIAM :. DOMAIN. Chairman.
l. W GiAzEEBoOE JAMES B. DUPUY,
Tw McCAScE L. d. CRENSBAw.
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~ OPENING OF ~c
~ MRS. N. wIGANDS ~
Ju,t opened, and receiving every week ~
from some of the first hou.e lin New YORK INV p.u
aud Winter supplies of ByNNETs. RiBiiovs
FLOWERS, FR tfIIERS HEAD DRESSES "a 0yssi
caps. Embroidered ami Worked FANCY KNIT
supply of FANCY GOODS am selling eycrr,b ,9m
at least Is per cent cheaper than in any other es
adjustment OF the city. All the bills of the sol
vent suspended banks of the States + yir0inia
North and South Carolina taken at par, in exchange
Thankful to the ladies of the city and the conntrv
for their patronage and confidence herefofore shsa
asks continuance. Everything In my power will
be done to please. r wan
MRS. N. wIGAND.
Corner Of Broad and 5th street
w Particular attention paid to Millinery and
wholesale buyers. nc IL io, ~"
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@ TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
IA The above reward of TW ENTY DOLLARS
N Will be paid to any one who will deliver to
IL. me, negro boy TOM, if taken out of the
cit! county of Henrcn, or Ten Dollars if taken in
the city OF county. lie sometimes calls himself Tom
Brooks. He is a yer, bright mulatto, some ) FEET
inches high. He is Is or 10 years old. rather thick
sci. and full head Of hair. He belongs to Mrs.
Hines, and left home on the 18th of October.
&C 2l-ts CHAS. BRUCE.
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tOAtaN1 Of
Incorporated Feb'y lSi7---Charter Perpetual!
Accumulated Capt. al 1st JAN, s57,
SCH, 225; Invested Securely In
Stocks, Bonds, Mortgages, sc.
SURPLUS PROFITS SUBJECT To DIVISION AN
NUALLY AMONGST THE POLICY HOLDERS,
PARrAkING oF The SAVINGS BANK
SYSTEM WITH MUTUAL INTER
EST, AND AfRORDING
BOTH SECURITY AND GAIN!
EJ- The Premiums t0r dOA0te iite insurance may
be paid in either of the following forms, viz:
lat. In one cash payment.
I'd. In an annual cash payment.
Sd. In quarterly or haltyearly payments in adj
vance, interest added; or
4h By pay ment of so per cent. in cash and 30 per
cent on note at IL months. carrying interest, If the
amount be not less than $50.
Persons of moderate incsme can thus insure their
lives for larger amount than could otherwise be
done.
Every person insuring becomes member of the
company and participates i'll its benefits whilst iy-
ing; and by small animal saving during life, may
provide comfortable support for his wife and chill
dren after his death.
The attention OF persons DESTROYS of insuring their
lives respectfully called to the advantages held out
TO them by this company. More minute information
will be furnished by pamphlets and forms, which can
be had at this office. J. BROWN, JR,
Formerly I'd Auditor of Yir2inia,)
Agent for the city Of Richmond.
JOHN s. DORSEY CULLEN. VI. d., Medical Examiner
BE- AGENCY HERE, corner of 18th and Main
streets sc 29-2awlm
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VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON BANK AND i0rH sTREETs FOR sALE.-we
authorized sell the valuable real estate located
as above now Occupied as the Public Printing Once
II fronts 81 feet Bank street. and about 30 feet on
10th street The location OF this property 10 among
the best ia the city.
TgRAs-- Reasonable, and II preferred, bonds or
stocks would be taken In exchange. Apply 20
&C 2l-iot G0DDlN a AppERsOS, Auefs.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
Specimen of Lithotyping.
PRESS, and will be ready soon,
GRAINS OF GOLD.

Or CoIIectlon OF Social, Moral and IhteIec-
tual Maxims,
By Samuel M. Smucker. A. M, author Of the Courl
and Reign Of Calharine II. Of Russia, History Of
Emperor Nicholas l." &C., &c.
This undo ubtealy will be the most interesting work
of the Kind ever published in America Il will cOn
tain twenty Caskels. richly laden with the finest gold
wrought into over seven hundred separate Original
MaKims and Independent Reflections, with Wise Saws
and Profound AphOrisms which refer to everybody
and everything worth referring to. and especially
adapted 20 the present times Ii will be printed from
plates formed by the Lythotyplng process spoken
Of in the last nunber Of the MsnlhIy Rainbow.
II will. without doubt, he the handsomest book in
typographical appearance before pD bIshed and
il will be printed and bounu in the best STYLE and il
contents will make il attractive and pleasing TO all
classes Of readers. Price, 50 cents a copy for which
it will be, postpaid.
Address, GEO. A. CIRCUIT,
no26-Im SO Dock street, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
THE RUSSIAN WAR.

ME have just published n new edition Of this
w popular and saleabIe work. and can .lOw sup
ply our Agents and CanvaSsers without delay.
BcbIjes a complete History Of the War, % includes
the LIFE ANU REIGN OF NICHOLAS l., with
S'etches of SCHAMl l.. the CircasSan Chief, and
other distinguished cierarIers; also ipIiOns OF
RUSSIAN SOCIETY and GOVERNMENT, &c
&C., making one of The most Interesting works ever
publ shed. II Is beautifully illustrated with line
ed plates. and DO und in the best manner We send
specimen copy with particulars oi agency To any part
oil the Uned SIaes Tree Oi pOsIage, Oa receipt Oi the
price, Sl.25.
J. w. BRADLEY. Publisher.
No. As North Fourth street, PhIladC lphia Pa.
nev26-l I'm.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
"THe Truth is Mighty, and VIII PreuaH!'

---@G@------
Mn EDIToR:-Pease inset the following Certf
cafes handed me by gentlemen who have irei The
efficacy of IN; REMEDY for the CURE of RltEC
MATISM and Removal of PAINS. The letters are
all reliable and the first is from Of the most prOm
neni cmZens of Smyrna, being Justice of the Peace,
Notary Pubic. and Postmaster. No comment by me
is here needed-the strong testm!ny of dIsneresled
parties ObvIalcs all necessity.
VIM II, START.
SMYRNA. Dec. II, 1856.
Wiz II. START. Esq Sir My youngest son aged
about four wears, was severely attacked a 4 weeks
ags.with InfumnaIory Rheumatism IN the right ankle.
We applied yUnr Rheumatic Mixture. and 1t relieved
him IN few days he has not had attack since.
have also used It myself for the Rheuma;IsIP with
good effect. and would recommend it TO others.
Yours. respectfully, MARIsN GREEN.
NEAR SMYRNA, December 20. So
Ma. WM. II. STARTDt ar Sir: | wOrld state, for
the benefit of the afflicted that have used your Mix
ture and VAS relieved Of severe pain by using two
and hell bottles do earnestly recommend II TO all
who may he afflicted with Chronic Rheumatism.
Yours, respectfully, Isaac REGISTER
SMYENA 20lh December, 1856.
WM II. START, Esq.--Sr: Having been greatly
afflicted with Rheumatic Pains and having tried near
| ly all Iha Remedies in use, and deriving but nttle
benefit from ihem was led to try your Rheumatic
Mixture aud do hereby certify that have found
relief IN it than from any other that have ever
used Believing that faithful use of the Mixture
will effect permanent cure, take pleasure i'll
mendIng it 10 all who may be suffering with the Rheu
iualIbIn. yours, Win respect,
ROBERT Nice. BOYER.
SMYRNA. Dec l9ih. 1856.
Ma. START-Dear Sir: With "a view of beneiilting
the afflicted would Stale that have used your Rheu-
matte Mixture myself. anG in my family for a long
time. and have always iOund il what it represented
TO be--a CURATIVE. | earnestly recommend II To
all sufferers nth The Complaint Tor the Cure O which
It IS recommended WM FARILS.
SMYRNA Dec. IT, 1856.
MR. WM. H. START--Dear Sir. had severe attack
OF the Rheumatism last 81 ring. and used your Cure
with the greatest beHeclal results, and have since
recommended it to all whom have seen suffering with
1t Is invaluable; AMI hope you will be able
lrOduce it InIO every family in the Union;
Yours, truly, DANIEL. D. FAIRIES.
THIS is TO certify that used VIM. III. Starts Mix
ture when had a attack of Rheumatism, with
perfect satisfaction. | was cured by a few appca-
iIOns Of his Remedy-aiter unsuccessful trial Of
almost all Others known IN this of country
IL is certain cure believe, and should be in the
house of every family REESE ii. PRATT.
| Smyrna, Dec 1856
Messrs. ID. LOCKWOOD and JAS. p. HoFFEcKER
are Agents for the sale of this Great Remedy
| IN Smyrna. IL is also kept in many and will
soon be in all the Medicine aud Drug Stores on
the Peninsula.
II. F. HAsTING. Esq, is the General Agent.
| OF All orders addressed to X. F.. Hasiing,
or the Undersigned, Smyrna, Del, will receive
prompt attention.
WILLIAM ii. START.
dec31.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
BUSINESS CARD.
GEORGE w, CUMMTNS.

OFFICE on Main street, first door above the
" Bank of Smyrna
nEALS in all kinds of Grain and Seeds,
~ Stocks, Bills of Exchange, Drafts, Checks,
and Specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood,
&C., &c.
His Vessels ply regularly between this, and
Philadelphia and New York, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March 81, 1S56-1y.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
JOHN MARSH.

Masonic Temple, Chestnut ST., above Seventh.
PHILADELPHIA,
EEPs constantly on hand the largest
IN assortment of PIANO F0R FES in
WIZ a uihe city. made by Boardman, Gray 4 Co.
Jacob Lhickering. sieinway a. Sons, A.
w. Lsdd Co., VIM. Miller, e. r. Ruri,s, Beni,l,t a
Co.. and ). Marsh. Also, extensive stock of Pre-.
iniuIn meodeons inade bv e. w. Fisk d. Co., varying
in price from s45 S sl75.
All kinds OF Musical Merchandise for sale cheap.
SHEET MUSIC received daily from all the pub
I..hsrs IA The coHnhy. forming. wnh own extern
Ave estalogas Of the largest stocks In tbs Uuun
n~y5-ly
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
-35oThe subscribers having removed to their
New and Spacious Store,

No 27S Chestnut ST., 4th door GbOue Tenth,
RI nov prepared To Oiler large aud well.selecIed
n soth Of The following fresh and desirable goods,
principally Of their Swn importation, bought at
auction, which they able sell the import ers
prices. and To which they cordially the attention
OF Country Merchants, Hotel Keepers, and families
generally.
Buff, Green and Venitian Window Shading
Barnsley and Irish Linen Sheeting, IA, S-4, 81
lO-4, liza. ia wide.
Bolster and Pillow Linens Of several choice bleach
ers, and all widths from 81 TO 81 inches.
Red Blankets of all sizes and qualities.
CRIB and Cradle BlanketL
Bed Quilts Of the following varieties. viz Mar
settles, Welting, knOted. Register Alhambra, Allen
dale and Lancaster. of all the desirable sizes.
Bureau Covers, Table Covers, Window Curtain
Muslin, Towels and Towellmg of every variety, Da-
mask Table Cloths and Napkins ShIrtlng Linens and
Muslin; Cambria Handkerchief, EmbrUideries IIO-
sery. etc. Brocatel. Damasks MOreens. Embroidered
Lace and Muslin Curtains; Gilt Cornices, Bands,
Gimps, Cord etc.
SHEPPARD 4 VAN HARLINGEN,
Importers and Dealers IN Linen and
House Furnishing Goods,
No. 27S Chestnut st., above Tenth, PhiIadeIphia
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25

q ..R,. a.. VI. DA.NNIoiki. NO. lSO S"n'n
SEsp INl Second street, above Pine. PhIadel'
--- bic Millinery, ID which she invites the atten-
lion of The Ladies. The stock will be found at all
times well assoried combining elegance Of style, best
qual.ty Of materials, at the lowest rates
Misses and Childreu's B0HneIs and Hats IN great
variety large assortment of Mourning Bonnss
constantly on hand.
~ B.-The trade supplied with Hevets, Satlns'
Ribbons Flowers, &c, 60. ..
h. nj BANNISTER.
iS6 South Second st five dUOrs above Pine st.
oc2alm Philadelp phla
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
Doctor Edward ID. Daley,
SMYRNA, Del.

Has REMOVED to MAIN street, two doors
above Commerce, next door to Mr.. II. Carrow's
store, and nearly opposite the Post Office.
0TT- Persons calling for him at night will
please ring the door-bell.
February 9th, 1856.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
EA M& NM sS for Sale,

lMk< Z "a - wA LNs IN Ss@ HOF SIHc.
TINIIE undersigned offers at Private Sale, TWO
l. FARMS, each containing 2l2 ACRES. with I'm.
prOyemens, all ne and in good order. the Town
Of GreensbOrough. Md within short distance Of the
Maryland and Delaware Railroad. and near na vgs.
lion. Each Farm has an abundance OF TIMBER on
it, These Farms will be sold reasonable and ac-
cOmmOdaIing terms Further particulars made known
by application " the subscriber.
J. r.. LOBSrEIN,
dec3-3m GreensborOugh, Md.
Smyrna times., 1857-02-25
Fall Cloaks and Mantillas.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

AT WHOLESALE AID RETAIL.
GEO BULPIN & CO., Importers and Manu-.
facturers of CLOAkS and MANTILLAS, No. ia
CHESTNUT street, "a lew doors above Seventh, south
sde,) PhiladephIa, lin connection with Geo BTl pin.
36l Broadway, " the largest manufacturer OF these
tentiC of Wholesale and Retail buyers to their large
and varied stock of ClOaks Tamas, &c, &c, for the
Fall Trade!
Their cSliectiOn comprises a complete assortment O
all the latest ParIsi IN Novelties IN NeIvei MOlre-An
tique. Cloth, Plain Silk, &c, &c while the facilities
afforded by their connection with the largest Manu-
featuring House Of these gOOds) in New York, enable
them guarantee better value Than Is sOblanable else
where in this market. GEO BULPlN u CO.
aug27-3m Ia Chestnut st, above Ith