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-CONTENTs. !.

Invocation, The Amber-Spfite, Infancy Of Sci.
ence, copsrniens, aAllleo, Nsvton, the Temple Of
Science, Eiectron's Trance, His Awak sning, Elec-
tron Tortured, Attraction and Rcpulsion Electron
in Germany, The Electrical Machine, Elsctron Pm
trapped, The Lcydeu Jar, franklin and his Kite.
The lightning Captured. The Kite In Eu1ops'
Frankiin,s Magic, The Thunder storm, The Than.
The Arctic Aurora, 6alvAnism, Volta, Eiscssuu Z
Metamorphoses, Tale Of Tear, The Arsi1eial
Diamond, Shakspears's Clif, The Submarine 20
terry, The Telegraph Yorashsdowsd, EIsctso- Magns-
tism, The Telegraph Realised, The Avsussr os
Blood, The Etectric Tirc-Alarm, The EiSctrot M.
c.uss 9. csc.s--. Table Ts.a.s1., cS... ..,,-
graph, Conclusion.
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fIsHE steamers BEN CAMPBELL
i and TISii0MINao will compose
the line ,or the season Of 1858. Both
Of these boats being Of light draught
and Of great speed, may be relied upon Tor making
connections ~ advertised. Tho
BEN. CAMPBELL,
GEo. ii. MYERS, Captain A. L. MILLER, Clerk,
Leaves Montrose on the arrival Of the care from
ksoksk, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning, at o'clock. The
TISH0MfNGO,
Jons X. KKAca, Captain A. III. CoawIxg, Clerk,
Leaves Montrose ~ above, every Mondsy, Wcdnes-
day aud Friday connecting, al Burlington, with
TRAINS for CHICAGO, and Nj. Pleasant, Iowa
at Muscatine, With the TRAIN for IOWA CITY !
Steamers fer Galena, Dubuque, and ST. Paul, and
the trsins Of the Chicago and kock Island Railroad
Through Tickets may be procured on Board, or
Of o.. Ii. BREWER, Agent,
May lid NJ Depot on Levee.
H.wsAnrLx sAnn RANKIN,
Notary Public sad Ins. Agent.
SAMPLE & RANKIN,
Real Estate, Money, and stock
BKoK EMS,
AND
COLLECTING AGENTS.
| REAL ESTATE and STOCKS bought and sold
rIrLEs IxvEsrIoATxD,A &C.
| - Particular Attention paid to Collections. -
OfRce on And st., bet. Main and ohnson,
...,....,..i0WA.
May 4, '5S-d3m- WON
]. r. BUCKINGHAM,
\
| GENERAL
d III G R A v E K .
/ COPPER PLATE PRINTER.
/ ALSO,
| STENCIL BRAND CUTTER,
FOURTH STREET, BET. MAIN 4 BL0NDEAU.
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ME have this day purchased the entire intersst
w Of Chas. &. Grim th IN ths Queensware basi-
ness and will continue the sAms undor ihs nsme of
J. l.. Hobbs Co., ~ thc old stand on sth street.
above Johnson, whore ~ win Keep constantly On
hand full and complete assortment Of Rooda in
our iine and respectfully solicit the patronage or
the trade. Chss. \. uriith will continas witk us.
and will be pleased to see his former patrons.
HOBBS d BARNES
Keokuk, Sept. 2l, lS5S-d
have this day sold my entire interest In tAs
Qacenswars businSss 10 Msssrp. j. L. HoAhs , ca.
and request all Who hevs siains aeaiaaG ~ 10 pss-
viii please make MAelensnt imns6ia4ely, =
wish 10 eloss ~ se et,eas - essn - 4 nnnilAas.
Kscksk. Gsp1S11 N1Sp122ln -. ssss2
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keOl1uk Alcohol bis
tillerV.

fIsHE subscriber respectfully informs the ci til
L Iens Of hsekuk and the surrounding country
that be is now ready to Gil sny orders addressed to
him for
ALCOHOL,
SPIRIT GAS,
CAMPHENE, or
nIGTlI Err ATrD
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CHARLES KADMAKER.
HAIR DRESSER.

ATEof Paul's celebrated saloon, No. Il Court
H iandt st., New York, would respectfully tender
hif professional services 10 the ctisene Of Ksokuk
and vicinity, and gives notice that be has opened
An establishment corner Of ID and johnson sts !.
tentioa 70 business he hopes to the patron
age Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOOING.
Done with Neatness ana Dlspaech.
9. X. has on hand choice stock OF Psrfamsry,
Lubin's kxt.Act.. 40. which he offers for salc at
| the lowest New York Prices.
Sept. l, '6S-dy
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lnsure Hour Mercha n AAse, stores
and Dwciiingsl
Policies Of Insurance issued at the lowest
rates, at this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $500, 900.
3
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL x200, 900.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 500, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $250, 900.
WIN. w. BkLKNAP, Agent,
Sept4-dlm Second-st., near Main.
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The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
british publishers gives additional vslus to thsse
Reprints, inasmucA ~ they ear now b placed In
tns hands OK subscribers about as the orgi-
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LEONAH9ssC0TT 4 CO.'S
Reprint Of the British Periodicals and the
FdrmeSs' Guide.
0xsAr INDUCTION INrHr rnIcH OF Tu1 LATHE
PUBLICATION.

SCOTT CO., OF NEW YORK, CONTINUE
~. TO publish the following leading British Ps
riodicals, Wis:
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23

NJ The Rev. ]. w. Mears, who was an
uounced to lecture on Friday evening last. was
prevented from filling his engagement, much
10 the regret of our citizens, by being confined
to his room by sickness. His place wass supplied
ty the Rev. w. II. Brisbane. who, in one of his
happiest efforts enchaned the attention of the
audience for an hour in one of the most brilliant
di courses to which it has ever been our fortune
TO listen His subject was the "Sgns OF the
Tunes" and, for keen insight into affairs,--na.
tional. political and sociol,-ilustrated with the
most polished wit and humor, has rarely, if
ever. been excelled. The audience left perfect
IL exhlliarated.
Mr.. Mears, whilst regretting his inability to
attend, promises to be on hand at an early Pc
rod.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23

JURORS The following is list of the Jurors
drawn for the Court Of Oyer and Termlner,
which will meet at Dover, on Tuesday next,
2sh inst, to try the case of State Us. NeWcomb: +:
Duck Creek Hundred-Wm. J. Blackistor,
I,hn MIliawav, Ephraim GarretsOn, Joseph T..
Griffith, John GoIdsborough, James b. Clark,
Wesley Stevens, James ii. Pratt and Thomas
Jester
L,,,le Creek IId.-Wm. NJ. Hazel, Thomas
II TayIor, Thomas Buckmaster aud Edward
PleasantOn. :,
dover HI.-Arex. Collins, David MARVEL,
Jr David Harrington. Benjamin Walker, VIM.
NJ lester. Jesse NJ. Jones, Peter l.. Cooper,
caleb i. Pennewll, Joshua B. Wharton aud
Joseph Moore. -,
Murterk.l Hd.-Whi'eley w. Meredith
Tbomas H. McIvaine, WIN. Spencer, Jr., Ma
,hanieI Harrington. Henry Harrington, Thomas
Pickering, Jr., Samuel Harrington, OF H., WIN.
Emerson, Samuel e. Dill, Richard Allaband
and Ezekiel e. Frazier.
Milford Hd-Wm. Herring, WIN. Hammond
Mark A. Greer, James Melvin, David Y. ZEN
newlll and John NJ. Lofand.
Msolllion Hd.--D4vId Harrington, OF
Robert Il. Sho:t, Stephen Redden, Jr, George
w. Redden. Stephen Cain, WIN. Pre''yman an'
Joseph Booth.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23
The Holidays.

As ucurshers of benignant ministries, holi-
dsys are good. Our sympathes are enlarged
bv them. and in the atmosphere of sympathy the
seeds Of virtue acquire fresh vitality. We
III reouire to be trained in benevolent offices
sod relations by frequent exercise, that full
scope and influence may be given to the facul-
ties which come into genial play in social life !;
and the training that takes place under cheerful
su.oces is most favorable TO the culture OF
kindly feelings; and of all the stated times set
mart for benifcence and enjoyment, the "hal-
lowed aud so gracious season of Christmas
endeared to us by remembrance OF the birth OF
the Prince of Peace, and the infinite blessings
b rusht for our world by the Incarnation of the
UoIv Oae. is the time when it seems most
proper u rejoice, and to infuse JOY around u.s.
The plrtlng with the old year, too, and the well
coming of the new, are suggestive both of SOL
ema and pleasant thoughts, and teach good
Will TO our fellow creatures. If the teaching s
they tend to awaken could be permanent, a
change would ensue in the social habits OF the
cOmmanty.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23
To the Citizens of Smyrna and Vicinity

Gu Thursday evening, The 23d inst, Wards
Hall will be open for grand PantOscopic Ex-
hibition of Natural, Historical and Scrlptural
Scenes, PerSonuges and Events; among which
are Niagara Falls. Ci:y OF Rome as 1t is, with
a representation of the Ancient Coliseum. and
the Cathedral Of St Peter, as illuminated on
Easter morning, and other remarkable objects
of world wide interest, which tooe appreciated
must be seen.
The exercises of the evening will be varied
and enlivened by select Vocal and Instrumental
Music. We would remind our friends that, in
coming to this Exhibition, they will be further
ing the Efforts of the children of this commu-
nity TO purchase for themselves Il suitable Sun
day School Library.
Doors open at G o'clock, and Exhibition COM
mence at 81 o'clock, precisely. Tickets to the
above, may be obtained at the stores of Messrs
VIM. Temple, Thomas Carrow, Jacob Raymond
James 2. Hoffecker, and Henry X. Parsons, a
the rate of twenty cents for adults and children
half price.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23
Religious,

VIsTTs o? METHODIST EPISCOPAL BIsHOPs.-
The B,sh"ps OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
lately III session at Chicago, have made their
plans for vIsltalous for the year 1859. All the
Bishops were present except the Rev. Dr.
Simpson aud the Rev. DR.. Scott, both of whom
were detained at home by sickness. The for
rner has so far recovered that at his request, he
was assigned full share of labor for the wear.
namely, the supcrintendence of six annual con
terences. Neither Of the Bishops will visit the
Pacific coast next year, so that it is likely the
Rev. DR.. Peck, now in San Francisco, will pre-
side over the California aud Oregon conleren-
ces. Bishop Baker will preside over the Balt-
more Conference at LewIsburg, Va, and Bishop
Scott over the East Baltimore Conference at
WillamspOrt, Pa, both Of which assemble in
March. Bishop Morris is assigned to the West
ern Virginia Conference, TO meet at Parkers-
burg in April.
NJ f. GENERAL CONFERENCE.-The General
Conference of the NJ. f. Church meets every
four years, commencing on the first day of Nav.
This time iOr the commencement of lis session
is objected TO by some on various grounds one
of win lch is that the whole country is then api.
tated with the Presidential contest, and causes
a rood deal of disturbance whenever the con.
ference is held. The Rev. T. A. Morris, the
senior bishop of the NJ. E. Church, is now dis.
cussing the expediency Of changing the time o
the meeting from the spring to the fall of the
wear. He thinks the middle of Nov. the most
suitable time. The bishop says that from 1874
to 1900, the conference was held in the autumn
In 1896, when the change was ordered from
spring to fall, there were only six annual con
ference, all comparatively small, with two
bishops; now there are iory-seven annual con
ferences, and all comparatively large. The
bishop thinks. also, that generally May is no
a convenient time for the large delegation to
general conference TO be accommodated in th
families where the meeting takes place.
The RsvIvAL.--Fulton street PRAYER meet
ings, two assemblies; John street prayer meet
ngs, four assemblies; Old. Slip prayer meet
ings and Greenwich street prayer meetings-
these constitute our downtown meetings. Th
up town meetings are scattered over a grea
quarter, and are held in many places. Some
these are daily, some semi-weekly, aud som
> are weekly. The revival spirit is increasing
~ Y. Enprnss.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH NORTH =
The minutes Of the Northern NJ. +. Churcl
iust issued, show the following igures Nun
a ber of Conferences, 40; Sunday Schools, / l
8 400; Church members, 956555--being an il
crease during the year of l36,090; churcho
9,O63; pirsonages, 2407; value of church ed
|" fees, $l7 $50, 900; number Of travelling preacl
ers 6,502; local preachers, 1890. The Sol
: thern Church has a membership of 655,00l
: 2,434 travelling, and 4907 local preachers.
. Total Methodist memberships, North and SOut
}. 1862 ,33l.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23

SAMUEL TuRxER-We regret being obliged
"a state that the notorious Sam. Turner Is still
,,Iarge, fugitive from justice. Mr. Hawkins
,ha of6eer to whom the requisition on the Gov
s,oor Of South Carolina was entrusted, return
ed Ia Wilmington on Thursday last after
f,ui,less journey to the above named Suite
The individual who had been arrested there
,u,oed out to be an Irshman and not the fug'
tive. and therefore he still escapes fora tim'
=, leas, the penalty ofhis crime.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23

THE LONDON TIMES AND Mr.. REED-The London
Times is particularly savage at MIR. VIM b. Reed for
his Treaty with China and itmakcs numerous charges
against the Americas i,liniser, that based upon
copy of the treaty. which The "Thunderer" seems to
have got hold of by means. The treaty is in the
State Department at Washington, nhd Mr. Reed has
also sent private note TO a friend in this city This
note runs as follows: Please procure for several
new suits Of winter garments at the Brown Stone
Clothing Hall OF Rockh & Wilson, Nos. COB and Cos
Chestnut street, above Sixth, Philadelphia"
GOOD assortment of Combs, Brushes, Per-
N fumery, &c. X. o. M. A. OFFLEY.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23

ONE PRICE CLOTHING, of all the latest
styles, and made in the best manner expressly
for Retail Sales.
JONES Il CO.. Of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
CLOTHING STORE, GOi Market Street Phladei.
Pa marks the lowest selling psce, in Pam Figures.
on each article All Goods sold or made 10 order are
warranted satisfactory, and Oae PrIce System IS
strictly adhered Ia. We believe this 10 be the only
air way OF dealing thereby all treat Il ulIke.
JONES 4 Co,
Oc28-ly COZ Market St. Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
THE co-partnership lately existing between
lanes p. Lattomus and John Eaton, under the
firm of I.attomus & Eaton, in the town OF
SMYRNA, Delaware, is, this 9Th day of Decem-
Der, 1858, dissolved by mutual consent All
debts due the late firm will be received by ).
Eaton, who will also settle all claims on the
same, as he is authorised to close the business
of the said co-partnershlp. ,,,,,o
JAMES p. LATTOMUS,
JOHN EATON.
Dec. 8, 1S58-1m "e'
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23
j F. e. J o n T. S

SCCcEsSoR TO w. c. ELIAsON g. Co.,
Would rcSpt cliully announce his friends and the
pnhIc generally, that he has again repenlshed his
stock with large assortment Of Fancy and desirable
ID e . S $ g . o DSo
and all other kinds of Goods that usually kept in
country store ;-and for the cash. they viii be sold
ir less oney than They sold in tins market
PieaSe call and examine for yourselves ut the old
stand" Elasun's Corner" Smyrna, Del
@J-All kinds OF Country Produce bought at the
Highest Prices j. f. JONES.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23
To all Whom it Nav Conccrr

Notice is Hereby Given, That if any person
or persons shall be engaged or concerned in
firing Guns, Pistols or Fireworks, or in ma king
or throwing re-bals, or making Bon fres or
sporting III any way detrimental to the welfare
Of this community, within the limits Of the
own of Smyrna, during the coming Christmas
Holidays, they shall be arrested, prosecuted
and punished as the law directs.
All citizens are earnestly solicited to cooper
tte with the Town Authorities, IN suppressing
the above acts, and in maintaining that harmony
and good order which invariably characterize
all well-regulaed communities.
N B.-A sufficient Police will be engaged TO
patrol the streets during the nights OF the Holi.
days. JOHN EATON,
CALEB WOLCOTT,
Justices of the Peace.
5. NJ. Fisler, WIN. Denney, Walter McMullen,
WIN. Cummins, WIN. c. Eliason, John NJ.
Voshell and Presley Spruance, Jr., C"mms
sioners. Dec %. '5S.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23

CT The next and fourth Lecture of the
course, for the benefit of the Smyrna Library
Assoc cia lion, will be delivered by Rev. S. w.
Thomas, Of this town. on Wednesday evening,
2g,h inst. Mr.. Thomas is well known to this
community. and commendation on our part
would be useless. His subject will be " Char
ac,er"-an ample theme, which no doubt will
be made highly interesting and Instructive
Let there be a full house on this occasion.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23
Boots and Shoes,
Kent Co. Mutual Insurance CO

Kent Co. Mutual Insurance Co.
NOTICE The Stockholders Of the Kent
County Mutual Insurance Company, will meet
al the Office OF the President, Dr. Fl$lcr, in
Smyrna, on MONDAY, the Sd day of January
next for the purpose of eecting a Preside Mt,
nine Directors, Secretary and Treasurer to
serve for one year, and to transact such other
business as may become necessary. A pune
tuaI attendance Is required.
The Interest on Deposit Notes is due LIST day
Of January, at II clock, NJ, at which time all
lnsnrances expire.
They can be paid at the following agencies:
J. X. Clements, Smyrna;
James Cowgirl. Treasuer, Dover;
jacob Y. F"ulk, Mlltord
WIN. NJ Hickman, Lewes;
John ID. Rodney, Georgetown;
James Ponder, Milton;
George NJ. DAVIS, Bridgeville.
By order, GEO. B. DICKSON.
Nov 25 CIV Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23

RsruRSED.-It is stated, says the Gazette
that Mr. FELTON,, President OF the r"llaaelPnla'
Wilmingtoa aud Baltimore Railroad Railroad company, pn y.
bas just returned from New oteanJ %"ess nc
has completed arrangements 70 '.She' & Y"ss Pao ~
gers aOd baggage through IRON IN NvT W;,u@,sU En@ ~
NeS Iii derive considerable benefit from this
.asment. Ioau the tendency of which is to IN
"s aIaa the business of the Atlantic roads, and
U S;U';";.b the Mississippi travel.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23
DRY GOODS !!

No. I3 North Second street, Philadelphia.
KELLEY 4 BROWN are constantly receiving new
and clince Goods, such LADIES' WEAR. Black
Silks. P0h dc ChevrPs, Cuburrs. Plaid Cashmeres
Nous de LANES. NalcnIias. A lpacas, &c,
Log and Square Br1che Shawls,
Blanket ShaWls, Stella ShaWIs.
MEMS WEAR Cloths. Cashmere, Sanetts
Cords Beuvcrlccns. Kentucky Jeans. Vestings, &c.
Furnishing Goods - Marsclllcs Quilts, Blankets,
T,ckings. TOwelmg Table Cloths and Covers, Nap.
kins, De.
Flnnnels-Bnard Vale nnshrinklble FIannels IN
all qualities, and Bay Stale Opera Fannels,
culOrs.
Nlnslns in all grades at the lowest prices.
Linen Bnsoms made exclusively for our own sales.
An exclusive Cash business
One Price aud ~ abliemeHt
For Bargains call and sec
KELLEY & BROWN,
No. l3 North Second street, PhIladelphrI
o"2l3m
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23

Erscruos OF REcrOR FOR TRINGrT iu,R''.n CnURc"'
The Rev. Thomas NJ. Martln' OF he%'S'o%n, .Sr1
Delaware, was on "Wednesday elected G',In. 70 tune
charge of Trinity Episcopal Churcn, H. 10 Ca'Ta NJ,
inc street, above Second. Phiiaue'P".I.
Martin is young man OF hne talents P'e1os ,s
IIS,asa and well calculated to attract large
aS s,,sntive audience. Under his adminlstra'
s.p, ,he church, no doubt, will be prosperous
:OI. !: H.. GOOD work, and add largely to the num-
her of its members.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23

o..,-A new thing in the musical world has
w "dsr The name of the Wallace piano.
come e. y OO ON wholly original model: 1t has an
iron frame. uaade solid; the souno oOoa "a
arched and extends under lne ~uoie P,S"H s ;soEs
,hs1e"u Snnqes, butts, strings. pins and
halhn' !, = made 10 conform to the principle Of
scts~s' s,;a The sound produced has round
me .s lie quality, such as has never before been
attained.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23
READ THIS!

The subscriber, intending to leave Smyrna
for the West will dispose OF his large stock OF
Ready Made CLOTHING, which he has just
laid IN, at Philadelp pha prices. A fne chance
to obtain Cheap Clothing being thus offered, the
citizens of Smyrna and vicinity will find 1t to
their advantage to call early and examine his
stock of Goods.
SAMUEL. ELLERMAN.
Store on Main ST., Smyrna,-sep2.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23
Light! Light! Light!

All who would wish to have a good and
cheap light free from all! danger, should use
Jones Patent Carb Oil Lamps, which may be
had in every variety, suited for Students, e.
cha anics, Sramstresses, Factories Halls, Church.
es, Stores, Hotels, and are highly recommended
Tor Family use, and are acknowledged TO be
he best and cheapest light ever had. All
kinds of old Lamps can be fitted with the patent
burner. Oh and wicKs may be had in large or
small quantities. From the Agent.
JAS. II. TATLOW.
Office at r. Adam Dady's, Commerce st.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23

THE GoULDv FAMILY. The whole of the
victims Of the Gouldy tragedy have recovered
with the exception Of one of the servant girls
who is still in the Nee York Hospital. She il
improving slowly.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23

NoNuMENT TO THE SIGNERs OF THE DEcLAR-
LOS oP INDEPEaDENcE The Philadelphia
eJger states that ten States, the requisite
nn"1her. have agreed to cooperate, and the pro-
nosoS Monument to the Signers Of the DecIar.
pos. pos oI Independence, in independence Square
NIL r. that city, will be erected. The project j,
"nw ~ before Ne Legislatures of North and
south Carolina, with every prospect Of being
fayorably responded 10.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23
/. Christmas comes but Once a Year,

Bot when it comes it brings good cheer"
On next Friday and Saturday evenings,
Wards Hall will be open for public Festival
in behalf of ST. Peters Church.
There will be a liberal supply of creature
comforts and no lack of cheerful society.
Will our friends and ellow-citizens ofSmyrnS
and its vicinity come up to the aid Of the Ladies
in their benevolent enterprise.
The Hall will be open at @ o'clock eact
evening.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23
MARRIED.

On the 2lst inst, by Rev. s. w. Thomas,
William p. Cameron, to Rachel Reynolds, all
of Kent county, Del.
On the 10th instant. by Rev. P. Mansfield,
James l.. Jones and Sarah E. Trutt, all OF
Kent county, Del.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23
d / e D.,

In this town, suddenly, on Tuesday, 2Ist inst,
Samuel K. Sutton, aged 2S years.
In APPOINTMENTS Hundred, on 10Th inst,
VIM ii. Vandyke, aged % years.
In Dover, on the 22d inst, Allen Mcdowell
At Wilmington, Del. on the llth inst,
Maggie E. Baynard, eldest daughter Of Thos
II. Baynard.
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23
Notice to Builders.

The undersigned have on hand large and
well-assortcd stock of LUMBER. which they
are selling at Reduced Prices for Cash or on
short time. Persons in want of building mate
rial would do well to give them a call (at their
Yard, corner Commerce and East streets) before
purchasing elsewhere.
VOSHELL g. SAVIN.
Smvruo 0rt = 1919
Smyrna times., 1858-12-23
Smyrna Prices Current.

Corrected Weekly.
Wheat SIPS for white, and $l.22 for red.
Corn 75c., for old new 6S.
Flour 80 per bbl
Meal soc. per bush.
Rye quiet at 7Oc.
Outs steady at 40c.
Beans Sl.25.
Hay is selling at $40 to $l5 per ton, for botI
timothy and clover.
StaUeS--cOoper stuff $500 per thousand.
WOOd-llickOry $500; best Oak $3.50
common Oak So 90; Maple $500, and mixed
and rough Oak 500 per cord.
FAMILY PRODUCE.
Butter, per ID, 25 Honey, per ID, 2C
Eggs, per dOz, 1G Dried Apples, 81 75
Lard, per ID, II do Peaches. 2 OC
Ina'so lIamS, u Potatoes, per b, ,.., 6! Ct
Sides, 10 OYSTERS. per bu, 6:
TaIlow, 10 Onions, 81
Feathers, 45
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Wheat-White 81 40; Red 30; Corn 70c
Oats 46.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Wheat-White 81 AS; Red | 40; Corn 7Sc
Oats 80.