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Smyrna times., 1858-03-11
j Municipal Improvements of 1857.

| i sQSqugr town, 10 consequence of the energy AM
perseverance, of its authorities for the lasjthre
years, has been taking long and rapid stride
towards the approximation of a city; and w
shall hail the dawn OF that day, which we hobt
IS not far distant, when Smyrua will be tht
second city in the :" Diamond Slate.'' 1t cal
now boast of threeH fine slarge churches, tive
large three-story hotels, library, and fiat
terlng prospect of gas works and large town
hall. So elevated is the standard of our town
that certain Editor Of high distinction re
marked, Although born in the State, and ha V.
ing travelled through different parts of Europe
crossed the Atlantic Ocean seventeen times,
and sailed around the World once, he had no
idea that Smyrna was such great town and
business place." We will now give some ac.
count Of the improvements and expenses of The
town last year, and how the sum of 1927. 90,
raised by taxation, was appropriately fur,
nlshed us by the Authorizes. And first The
commissioners purchased of IVilber g. Reed, Of
New York, per G. w. Cummins & Co., 36GS
feet of curb-stones, of different sizes, amount
ing TO SSO5 AZ of the above, 692 fl. were used
for crossings in different streets. Also, in the
same year, they bought Of Shaw & Leigh. Of
Philadelphla, 96,5G7 paving bricks, at $3.50
per thousand, ,=$724 2G. All of the above MT
terials were used on the sidewalks at the ex-
pense of individual property holders, and for The
benefit Of citizens generally.
Secondly: Ia the spring of ls57 the said
eomnlss !oners purchased, within the limits OF
the town, lot of ground of Mr.. Enoch Sbru-
ance, to be used by The town for various i'm
paying for the same the sum OF
Sl1O Aud through their Supervisor, Johu
Eaton, Esq, they expended the sum of S526 %
upon the streets of the town; of which sum
$50 were an appropriation bythe Levy Court;
leaving a balance of S45I.00 to meet the
necessary current expenses Of the town. Thus
we see the somuch- Ia RedI Iof mystery explain
ed, and how the enormous tax OF last year has S
been applied. st -.......s .-,- -..,j ,'urI,
Above We have narration of the principal
proceedings of the late Authorities of our town,
whose term of office expired on Monday, the
LIST instant, which is satisfactory and we will
patiently wat for the Issue of The newly elect
ed Board Of Commissioners, hoping they will
do as well, and that we shall have The pleasure
in 1850, of laying before the public goodly
report of them.-MULrUM IN-PARvo.
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- TffI ~ 81.
> Honesty the Best Policy.

-
The old adage, " Honesty is the best policy,
his been verified so cften. yea, in almost every
clse, sooner or later, where the wrsng side ha.
been taken, that it is a apaiter Of wonder people
do not learn wisdom. theIefrom. 1t is 8, a,maxim
applicable to all conditions and phases Of life
Though mainly applied TO everyday business
transactions, it is no less adapted to politics, re-
fgion, marriage, &c. In the political world
we see men who would not scruple- even 10 dc
acts that would jeopardise their country. for
personal emoluncnt;. Look at the men repre-.
sentipg our broad and noble domain in the na-
,ional councils. who pander TO the ignorance
and prejudice of their constituents by uphold
ing aud defending measures which they know
TO be 'wrJng-in order to satisfy those ignora ut,
but perhaps honest voters who send them there,
but who, if they had their means of informa-
ton, would entertain entirely different views.
And. too, how often is the marriage ceremony
m1de farce by unscruPulous men, who care
not fg for the 'unsuspecting bride, and would
scarcely deem her worthy of notice, but for the
property which she possesses. 1t is a noticea
cd reward here, to say nothing of hereafter
If honesty is part and parcel OF virtue, as all
will admit, it, deserves, and ought to be prac-
used, whether il is the best policy or not; but
we doubt whether it would be generally OBJ
served The reverse concerning il were, truey
Tie mass of men, we fear, inquire of all
maxins nova days, which seek to mingle the
moral with the practical" W'H uPay" and
a great many Of Them, TO Judge by acts, answer
IN regard 10 this one in particular, tfst it does
not pay, at least, they don't think it does. We
imagine some of them will find out ,lrat the op-
p,sile of The above mentioned maxim don't pay
either. - "a DLEF.y -
Fast young clerks, who, seduced by the
example okolder hsais, embezzle their employ
ers' funds and'get up'a teputationin the sport
ing world, fancy for a while, that dishonesty is
paying business, but in the end find out that
loss ofhoner lis followed by the loss of every
thing that makes human b,ing man.
Weak men, having openly protested to lead
a religions life ,lah into temptation and weave
in their business ah,Irs the web OF daily decep.
ton. sO6n discover 1hat whether honesty be
tle best policy or ROT they have obtained no
satisfactory equivalent for their broken pledges,
and thai to- though their reighbors may never
discOSet in them any nfraction Of the high
comlpaod. +" defraud mol" s-.'F r -
If faud in high, Pluces shall continue much
longer ia shionpble, such fraud as has been of
late exampll6.d by the dishonesty of treasu-
rers Of religious benevolent institutions, of chief
officers in mnts' Of bank presidents, heads of
most respectable firGIs, presidents OF railroads,
&c, wesshdli begin 10 bel eve somewhat in
another ma kim, which We have always detes,-
ed, that "every man has his price" If this is
true, some men reckon themselves dog.eheap,
when they succumbtO the ailuremeapts of swim
died gains, with the almost certain risk of being
sooner or later erdetecteda asa EAsE
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Nj c OR MICK'S
IMPROVED
RcapiEng and Moving Machine
for SebS

PRICE REDUCED to $I35 90.
This Machine has been improved and adapted /,
The Farmers IN Pennsylvania, New jersey aud Della
ware, and guaranteed TO do better work TO have e
same side draug ght and 10 be less draugh for horse,
Than any other Machine now IN use
This Macklne cuts a swaTlh OF feet: IS Ga feel
wide, and weighs complete for Reaping go pounds
III ose who have only seen OF used the old clumsy
pattern first Introduced viii scarcely recognise The
neat! handy and convenient Machine got up for the
present season.
The improved Fingers penetrate the fine.t grass
and twill cnl close and clean as any other Com
bIned Machine.
Any intelligent Farmer wishing to test the Machine
I'm do so. II he has any doubts being the cheap
est and best Machine.
Purchasers Of Machines or any other persons wish
mS 10 act as Agent can do sh and Will paw them s.,
for each order sent me from responsible party para
ble on delivery of The Machine.
PRCE Of foot Machine. Sl35 cash or SIIO.S4O
cash. balance 4 months, with interest Horse Ma
chime Sl50 cash or S55, $55 cash balance usual time
CASTINGS, SlCkLES, &c, always al hand
Apply to or address Il. T.. ELklNTON,
m2rII-3m Philade uhia Pa
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flies will be filled wiiRthe principsl papers and
magazines Of the country, and may be enjoyed
three or four hours each evening in the week
IL in 'additiOuito the interest that has been ex-
h'blted by number of oGr leading citizens. in
the way Of subscriptions, several gentlemen
non'residents have. displayed uncommon liter
alIy 10 taking slock. .... ,...-s
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11
Foreign News

| '-Sa aHTrtt' ~ dEsCfSl - "a dNA
We have news from Europe one week later
by theaftiSul'atlNSw York, on Saturday even.
ing, OF the steamship Europa, from Liverpool
with dates 10 the s2ot4, :, The. Brilsh govern
ment was defeated in the House of Commons
on4 The Billi to mend the law relating To- con-
sptracy TO murder, upon an amendment offered
Oy Milner Gibson, which censures The ministers
for not replying TO Waiewski's despatch, but
PrOiesses readiness TO amend 1.-The laws upon
due Investigation, The ministers were defeat.
ed by 10 majority. Lord Palmerston was
granted leave TO bring in the bill TO alter the
government OF India, by large ma iorfy. The
trial OF the directors of The Royal British Bank
was in progress. French refugee, named M.
BERNARD, had been arrested in London, charged
with being implicated in the late conspiracy to
assassinate the Emperor Napoleon. 1t was
stated that Sardinip and Belgium will both sue
cunib to the French demands No;hiDg later
from China had been received, but the details of
the dispatches broughtby the last steamer show
that Canton was virtually in the possession of
the British. A weeks later news from India
had been received. There is nothing striking
IN the intelligence, although its general impor
is favorable TO the English. Sir Colin Camp
bell would snon march on Lucknow. General
Oulram had twice defeated the rebels The
Liverpool cotton market opened unsettled and
excited, and advanced considerably. But it
subsequently, became quiet and firm. On Fri
day, the 18Th. Orleans mddIing quoted at I'D.
Brcadstufis are dull, and with a declining ten
ency. Provisions were also dull. The Lon
don money market continues growing easier,--
American securities were, active, and had
slightly advanced. Consols closed at 074 and
D7S. s...r
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SheriG@s sale.

BY virtue of writ of vend. exponas, 10 me
iricted, will be exposed to Public Vendue, on
SATURDAY, The 18th day of March. at ~
O'Clock in the afternoon. at the Storehouse Of
J. ii. FanGesel, IN Mispillion hundred, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, to wit:
All that piece, parcel or lot of Ground situa-
ted in MlspllIIon hundred, Kent county and
State OF Delaware, adjoining lands of Albert
Butler. lands of George Dorman, lands of MINI
rod darlington, and said to contain EIGHT
ACRES. more or less, with two-story Frame
Tavern-iIouse, with one-story Kitchen, ,-there-
on erected ....
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
ty OF ZEDOC CLARK, aud will be sold by
JOHN GREEN, Sheriff.
Shcriff's Office Feb. 23d, 1853. m4-2t
OF Ten per- gent. of the purchase money
must be paid The day of sale.
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Smyrna Prices Current.
Corrected Weekly.

CORRECTED ueehfy
Wheat continues quiet at $l.1 for white
and $l.00 for red.
COrn-owing to the roads being obstructet
with snow and the navigation closed by ice
transactions have been trifling Sales of vel.
low at 55c. aud white at SIC.
Flour $6.75 per Dbl.
Meal 63c, per bush. ...,...
BachWheqt Flour, per 100 lbs, $500.
Rye quiet at 56c. -...
Outs steady at 30c. ...,. IS. ...t
Beans would fetch Sl.00. aHa~
Seeds--ClOver is selling at $3.50, Timothy
$3 %, Millett nominal at 81 00, and Flaxsecd
$l.10 per bushel.
Hay is selling at SIS to SIS per ton, for both
timothy and clover. -. .e
/, Stdres--cooper stuff $500 per thousand.
'Wood--H ickory $3.50; best Oak So. so
common Oak 81 %; Maple 1925, and mixed
and rough Oak $500 per cord -
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EauALIrY to.AIE-Unlformily of. Priees.!--

EeUALIFY togsAlE-Uplformity OF. Priees.!-=
4 new Feature in in Bpsiness---Everyone his own
JONES 4 Co, OF The Crescent one Price clo,h.
ing Store" No. 200 Market Street. above Sixth.
PIITLADELPiiIA,i in addition to having the largest,
most varied and fashionable stock OF CLOrlllNG in
Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales. have
consliuIed every one his own salesman. by having
marked in figures ION each article, the very lowest
price it can be sold for, they cannot possibly vary
all must buy alike. }.t ..,+
The goods are all we'll sponged and prepared, ard
great pains taken with the making that all can buy
with The full assurance of getting good article at the
very lowest price. '1' q ~
Remember the Crescent, in Market, above Sixth,
NJ. 200, ' julyS-ly
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers to the, Capt. Stock Of the
Smytna library Associations are hereby noiih-
ed that, agreeable to ashesolulion of the Board
of Trustees, their second, aud last .instalmep,
wug due OF the lst inst, and, il not paidto the
Gndcrsignrd, they will be waited upon, agrees
~ ,i''p'' r - 'RoBT. D.. lHoFFEcKER. ~
at March 4G5S.i asssusfs.J taiB 81 Rec. Sec'y,
as tSsanG zaa 1i.szA a.. L. lzaas4--L - 49,
IIahdbHls,, Blanks, &C., printed
s.Mith, .disnatch, at this office,
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11

WnIrE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Beau
tiful Complex ion, can be acquired by using the
"BALlI or A THO USAND FLO VVERS" What
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse Of
iisSgreeable breath, when by using the . Balm Of a
render il yeet but leave tie teeth as white as ala
haslerl Many peISons do not knew their breath is
bad, and te subject Is delicate their friends will
me- Ter menClon IT, Beware Of cOunterfets." Be sure
The bollle is signed, FETRlDGE 4 co, N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists - .'l''
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11

TIE SPRING EMlGRArIoN Although the
winter is still upon us, the emigration peculiar
10 the spring season has set 10, says the North
american, aud takes two directions The first
IS towards Caltorna, in consequence of the
large reduction Of the fare between New York
and San Francisco. % Pfobably this may also
be augmented by the Mormon war obstructing
The passage of the overland route. The steam
ships from New York to the Islhmus are now
running crowded. The other direction of the
migratory multtudes is towards the States and
territories Of the immediate West Missouri
and Kansas promise to, be the main attraction
this year. Kansas will absorb vast bulk of
.pnPulatiqn.D Bot Missouri, which. last summer
attracted many thousa nds of.free State settlers.
will now receive un accession, it is thought. of
some one hundred thousand persons: The St.
Louis Democrat tells us that throughout the
winter almost every county in the State pre-
senting favorable locations has been travcrsed
by pioneers and agents OF the northern migra.
ton, and that the newspapers from abroad have
re-echoed the favorable report which they make
upon the soil, temperature and resources as an
enticlng abode for the free labor of the land
that has been thrown out of employ by late re-.
verses elsewhere. "a p .-.,' ...- II.
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Store Removed.

WE have REMOVED to that large and
beautiful Store on The Southwest Conner Of
Main and Commerce Street, (long known 10 the
public as the place to get the Best Prices for
all kinds Of Produce,) where we will have more
room and greater facilities for our business =
We have now on hand, and intend keeping. a
COMPLETE STOCK of ALL KINDS OF
GOODS common TO country store, aud for the
cash will sell a little CHEAPER than any other
Store in Town.
Thankful for past favors from generous pub
llc, we hope, by application to business, to merit
continuance Of the same,
SUTTON g. SAYIN.
Smyrna, Jan. 2S, IS.
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FAMILY PRODUCE.
THE GIFT BOOK STORE.
This. the Last Week in Smvrna

WALTON g. WHITES GIFT BOOK
STORE will remain in Smyrna the Present
Week ONLY, and all who would purchase good
and cheap Book and be presented with supe-
rior Watch or other valuable, should not fail to
give it call. 05-Remember, This is the Last
Week Call, one and all; call early.
OF STORE at A. p. RUSH'S Clothing
Emporium, on Main street. Smyrna. Del.
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Farmers Of Delaware,
iLL.. - - Al1cn(iOlht


Yos can supply yourselves wMl Chemical Manure.
-Wanahied PGRE.-MhICh hn e hacu In stlCCess SIN
Use III New Jersey for The past Seven Years The,
have received The DIPLOMAS Of Aew Jersey N..l,
York, Delaware. and Pennsy lvana AericuIIuraI So
cIeIes. and have been used by the President OF tl
Uniiel States, ON his Garden and on the PublIs
Grounds at Washington d. C.. and by The ullo4, rne
gentlemen, viz Locke, Esq; A r I,asheraJ /
Reeves, ClaTksPQre, New Jerseys Senator ROberts
VIM Miller, and Chds York, of Cape Island, New Jer
sey. a..zzEs
Thomas AIulford, Esq. Camden. N J, DIR Bcrens. Dr.
Knight, Mr. Field, Mr. Atkinson and Levi Johneon al,
of New Jersey-hey say ii is the CHEAPEST aEt
MOST RELIABLE MANUKI;S now in Use be.
ing permanent and improving tho land hv enr!chInn
The soil. IL suited TO the various crops you raise
Corn Potatoes, GTass, Wheat, Oats, &c. BY enclosing
u Check any New Jersey or PhIlad'a Bank or refer
any good Housein i'hlai'a or in exchanrc 20
Produce, at fair Market rates here your orders w be
filled and Shipped 10 Jou. Free Of Garage expense
0Cr Every article sold by me is Guaranteed
Super Phosphate of Lime, $40 90 a Ton.
Bone Phosphate, .'e ."" $50 90
American Fertilizer, $25 90 4"
A Barrel is sufficient for an Acre of Ground,
broad cast. =. ...
Pure Bone Dust, 600 barrels now readyA al
$5 per barrel or $:'5 ton.
Poudrette, No, l, 600 barrels now ready, } at
80 to $3sa barrel.
Land Plaster No. l,-1,O barrels, at sll
TO 50 barrel. .s. 49,. -.. y
Potash, so barrels.
Peruvian, Patagonia and Chilian GUANO.
So GEORGE A. LEINAU, Proprietor.
No. 81 South Font street, Philadelphia City, Pa
Wholesale DeaIers allowed a I.iberni DiscoInf. B.
DTPamphlets can be had on application to my office
OF OF my Agents. marll 3m
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11

OF One ofthe Washington letters last week
to the New York EIbfesss! Contained the fol.
lowing paragraPh;r.zA zyr-v-
ReVeTdy Johnson was ito speak befote the St-
preme Court, /, went up to The Court room abott
eleven clock, and gave ear TO an areument by
Ibe, Distinguished genlemun from Maryland in
The case Of tIie United States against Forset.A =
Great Is the difference between the mild and
persuasive manner Of Mr.. BAyard, and the eRl
ergetIc, nay, FINEST violent tone which belongs
to Mr. Johnson. ] opne such passionate dec
lamalIon is not-as Convincing, ,laS less noisy and
equally manly exposition of the facts. l{
0-.r Hon. S. A, Douglass will please accept
our thanks. for copy of minority report Onlhe
Kansas question. e....... IN. ,...'.-' -
- Also, Jas. Palmer, Jr., ofthe Maryland Leg
lslature, for the Sixth Agricultural Report Of
James Higgins5 Stale Chemist. q .u-..3
..-- 1920
or Attention is called to the advertisements
of Carlton R. Moore & Co., Eyre g. Lande.l
r. I. Elkinton, G. A. Lienau, and Gaiford g.
Hendrix.
GF The communication OF r. J. II. will ap-
pear next week.
RAPID WRITING.-Every one has observed,
with lmpatIence, the tedlousness of ordinary
writing, as compared with the rapid play of The
organs of speech and wished for some cOntri.
vance by which the fingers could keep pace
with the tongue. Phonogro phy accompIishes
lhe desired object. 1t is written with an al.
ahabet composed of the simplest geometrical
SIpnS. which accnratelv rpnPasant Tho co,,rI ,
of spoken words, 1t may be written six times
as fast as the ordinary longhand, and is equally
leglble and such is the simplicity of. the arr
that It's principles may be easily mastered, even
without the aid ofa teacher .'-
Had Photography been known forty years
ago, 1t would have saved me twenty years of
hard labor. - Hon. THOS. H. Benton.
ITO the professional man, and indeed to
every one whose pursuits in life call upon him
to record incidents Of thought, it is one of the
great labor saving machine otthe age. .'--Judge
hane. 49,.
"SOme of our students, not yet twenty years
OF age, are making more money by Phonogra.
phIc Reporting, than the Principal of the High
School, after having given himself for more than
twenty years tOh his profession. john s. Hart
PhIa. ~. IL. ~ ..... .s--.-
81 have used Photography almost every day
Tor the past five years; my sermons are written
almost exclusively in it.7'--Reu. L. r. Cooper,
Phild. '@' -.
The " American Manual of Photography"
is the latest and best work in exposition OF the
system, being well ada pied for study without
teacher. On the receipt of 90 CTS. in postage
stamps or silver, it will be sent to any address,
postage paid, by return mail. Address LONG.
LEY BROTHERS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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LABOR OF LOvE.-Within a few days past
Mr. Everett has addrdssed the citizens of Rich.
mond on three consecutive evenings, and after.
wards those of Petersburg, Washington and
Baltimore. lie spoke at Wilmington on Mon.
day, at Philadelphia on Tuesday, at Trenton on
Wedhesday,aud will speak Tomorrow friday
evening at Harrisburg His gements for
the future so rapidly accumulate that he viii
have but seant time TO pass over the long lines
of roads which bind our country. TO appear in
turn before the people of every section OF it,
and delight the whole nation by the charms OF
his matchisss eioquence.o o p d" . " %
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11
AUCTIONEEEsENC a

AND K EA l. Estate AGENCY.
TNlIE uhdC r,Igned would respectfully announce to
L the cI'Zcn OF Delaware and the Eastern Shore
ni Mary that he has opened IN DOVER Del a
Real Estate Agency, Tor the ale OF Farms Houses
l."s or any other species of properly. HIS acquah.
ance with Ihc land buyers of PeInsy Ivanla and New
Jersey warrants him IN The assurance that all Real
Estate entrusted his care will lie speediv disnsed
oi III the most advantageous manner. s..'
lie would also announce that having had more than
t"enIy years experience in AUCTION EERIN(.
ne MIil be pleased 10 cry any sales Of Land Houses
sock or GoodS any here IN the Stale, that NAV he
rendered 10 him. 'n>t IOus that hs services viii hG
iil To give sausucIIOn. II desrpd he viii make al
arrangements Tor pubic or PRIV ale sales and ad erise
them 10 the hes ad anIuge.
Address Trough ihe Post Office, call at the holeI Of
Mr. Isaac Baker, HO,er Del or leave orders al tie
SMYRNA Times " Printing office.
D.,T. RICHARDS
feilf Auctioncer onJ Real E.Iato A ran,
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11

REVIVAL OF BUsINEss. have accounts
from almost every section of the country of the
gradual revival of business. The cotton fac
tories at Lancaster, it is stated, are about to re
sume operations. At Lewiston, Me-, all the
mills will soon be at work, with 10000 ad
ditioual spindles in one Of them. The Woon
socket Or. l. cotton mills, which have been
running only five days in the week, are about
to be put upon full time. In Massachusetts,
'hc Bay State mill at Lawrence now employs
600 hands, and will, it is believed, ere long be
in full speratioa. The Pemberton mill is about
10 begin running udder the new owners and
The duck mill in Lawrence has renewed work.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-11
A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.

.,e'mo. .ou.e. Euery Man has O,0n Salesman.
LIPPIN1OTr &. CO. One Price Clothing Store
No 4Ol Market street. 80 door above /lh street Pha
delpha, wuufd solicit call from those in OF
CLOTHING, before purchasing eisewhere--as all
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales and
every article is marked PLAN Ggures that all
must buy alike All goods used in this store are
sponged before making up, and all articles sold will
be guaranteed to be cut and ma in The best manner
Remember -. .s..-
)4O4 Market street,
g fiiiaassS.t sRs5ssfEf t' T'ot'Fos
se3O '57.Iy f.... ,,ni.... Ht..t .l. t.a- .5it
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DISSOLUTION.

Z. NOTICE is Hereby Given, That the Co.
Partnership Heretofore existing between the
undersigned, in the name of GAFFoRD q HENDRIx.
was, on the 9Th of September, 1857. dissolved
by mutual consent. Persons having claims
against the late firm will present them for ad-
JuStment, and those indebted to the same are
requested to make early settlement.
PHILIP J. GAFFORD,
80 sr- ENOCH HENDRIX.
Smyrna, Del. March 9, '53. (mhII 3,
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Nett cash Dry Goods House,

4NCVG ISH UEy WUUUS EHUVEAC,
-'''- OPENING OF SPRING GOODS!
EYRE g. LANDELL, Fourth and Arch SITS
Philadelphia, are now offering full stock OF
NEW GOODS for Spring of 1858. 80 .
Fashionable Spring Goods,
Black Silks, "a to 81 inches wide, ..-..
Spring Dress Goods, new styles,
Shawls,sin all the newest styles, 81
British, French and American Chintzes,
F0ii Stock of Domestic Goods, . ~
FuIf Stock OF European Goods. ~ - ..''
+. ON. B.. Bargains in Seasonable Goods.
daily received from the AUCTIONS Of New
York and PhiladelPhia. .s&s9aD ygmaS
p, S.. MERCHANTS are invited 10 examine
the Stock--TERMS Nelt Cash, and Low Pri-
ces. :, 80 ii .f1s ~ h,I- sgtAl marItsStn-,