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The Delaware Bank at Delhi, N. Y, was entered on
Sunday evening and robbed Of funds to the Of
thirty thousand dollars. The money consisted of
fifteen thousand dollars Of mutated notes of the bank
thirteen thousand dollars Of other bills, eight thousand
dollars Of gold, and the balance in miscellaneous funds
reward Of three thousand dollars Is offered for the de
lection Of the rogues and recovery of the money.
The Great Western Railway OF Canada have decided 10
construct solid iron bridges in place Of the wooden ones
over all the important streams on their lines
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New YoRK Nov. A. Cotton has declined cent =
sales of 2 900 bales quotations are nominal Upland,
III g.15 Flour quiet of . 900 barrels State,
81 a 81 TO- Ohio, IS 20 S. 40 southern SIS 80 a
So So Wheat is firm sales unimportant; western
white 81 l45 Corn is buoyant sales Of II 900 bush
mixed 60 a 20 cents Beef is steady at $ll Sll so
Pork is frm-mess, SIT prime, $l3 so $l3 S74 Lard
is buoyant at 10 ii cents. Whiskcy is unchanged
Sugar is firm Cuba Gt II cents Coffee is quiet at
100 lii cents. Spirits of turpentine is firm at 52l
cents Rosin is quiet at ST. 60 81 65. Rice is quiet
at a 81 cents.
BALTIMORE, Nov 4.--Flour is steady Ohio, So
Wheat is in fair demanded, ST. l5 81 20 white,
81 25 81 49, Corn is imerold white, 10 IA cents );
yellow, so SO cents corn, GO a GS cents. Pro-
visions are quiet. ..sl sE
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LAST TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.


We have published pretty full reports of the
elections Of Tuesday last Our readers will have
learned from them the general fact that the demo-
cratic party has sustained important losses in all the
States where the elections have been held except
only in the State in which its leaders have denoun
ced its action as fraudulent and in violation of its
faith and its principles With few exceptions the
party has been beaten wherever in these States, its
candidates did not endorse the action of the black
republican party in Congress last winter and con-
denim that Of the good and true democrats in that
body
If the democratic party has trumphed in Illinois,
it has been at its expense, in consideration OF
joining in the blackrepubican clamor against the
.'Lecompton fraud and swindle." 1t is triumph
barren and ignominous it is triumph over which
the backrepublicans have reason to exult, and
do exult more than the good and true democracy.
The platform of the party in Illinois on the
great slavery question, in the canvass just end
ed, differs but little from the Buffalo platform
of l848 1t was the leading tenet of the Buff
falo platform that Congress might prohibit slavery
in the Territories and debar from these COM
mon possessions Of all the States the citizens Of half
the Union. It is the leading tenet of the Illinois
platform that the subordinate agent Of Congress the
territorial legislature, may do this thing in the
manner most becoming an underlng and tool, by in
direction, bad faith, and perjury.
We repeat that a victory, won upon charge of
fraud and delinquency of principle, against the de-
mocracy--a victory won upon a platform of doc
trines differing but shade from the odous plat
form of Buffalo, is not victory over which can
rejoice or from which we expect any advantage
or honor to the great party in whose service we
labor
1t is notorious in Illinois that ant-Lncoln ma
iority in the Legislature just elected is not per
Douglas majority. In letter from correspondent
who had just traversed the whole State written on
the LIST instant the day before the election, he sets
forth the true state Of the case have just re-
turned from trip through the State. 4 find that
there are hosts of good democrats who will vote
for Douglas candidates to beat Lincoln, although
they have no confidence in the Little Giant The
election returns will not therefore give very good
Indication Of his strength. It was the impression
among leading democrats at Springfield that Douglas
will not under any circumstances be returned, even
though his friends be in apparent majority in the
Legislature. They believe that among them viii be
found sufficient number Of members elected to beat
Lincoln who will refuse to vote for Douglas, and
thus prevent the election of either"
The returns which have reached not sufh-
GENTLY definite or positive to admit of accurate
and certain estimate Of the complexion of the next
Uonse Of Representatives. There is doubt that
the House is lost by large odds, if we count as Of
.1r..- +l,a, LAT
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ILLINOIS.

The Legislature win stand, according to despatch
from Chicago yesterday morning, follows Senate-
Douglas Democrats, IA Republicans, 10; not ascer
tanned, l. Hoae-Douglas Democrats, 3s Republicans
"a in doubt, g. majority OF Douglas Democrats is
claimed of four ia each house
The congressional delegation stands in the present
Congress five anti Tecompton Democrats and four Re
publicans
The Republican majority for the State ticket is
what reduced in the northern counties.
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TIE ARMY AND NAVY.

The Adiutant General calls attention to the former
der requiring officers of the army arriving the seat OF
government to report at his Office and during their
ourn in Washington to wear the prescribed dress which
has not, hitherto, been strictly Observed
The district of the Platte, by another order ia 90 be
considered separate command Breyet Colonel Mum
roe is assigned the commanding according his breyet
rank of colonel
q Il Pierce, esq, of Wisconsin, has been appointed
purser of the navy.
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The Overland Mail.

Sr LOUIS Nov. 3.--The overland mail from San Fran
cisco with weekly papers Of the 9th, has arrived; but
the papers contain nothing than embraced in
the last steamers adyices.
The overland mail coach brought five passengers The
mail party met the westward bound mail when only 10
hours Of San Francisco 1t had performed that dis
lance in twenty-five days from st Louis.
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In the Albany congressional district the vote for Con
gress stands Corning $685. Reynolds, g. l6I MAORI
ty for Reynolds l. 1873 In 1856 the two opposition
didates had together 430 majority Mr.. Corning.
All the Now York papers admit the election of e. p,
Strong Democrat in the 18th district the
of Hon. VIM. +. Russell
The first district is claimed by the Democrats for Scar
ing and by the opposition for Carter
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Georgia Legislature.

AUGUSTA Nov 4--The legislature OF Georgia met
Yesterday The governors message very long, and
ultra bank in its tenor He recommends prohibiting the
circulation Of bills under $40 $780, and advises the
adoption of State sub treasury The message is exclu
sively devoted to State affairs.
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The extensive boot aud shoe warehouse of H. Child
Co. IN wood street, Pittsburg, took fire yesterday and
In few minutes the entire building developed In
iames Child 3 Co lose their entire stock of goods
which however il partially covered by INSURANCE ssY
fral adjoining stores were damaged
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suicide.---Yel,ow Fever.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 4.--R III, Chiffon, cotton broker
committed suicide this morning.
The deaths by yellow fever yesterday seventeen.
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The stock in port amounted 70 100 600 bales Including
$50 900 bales OF American.
Manchester markets closed duh with limited demand
and dropping prices for goods and yarns.
Breadstufs closed dull Choice -four firm, but
other grades very dull Southern closed at 22s
Wheat irregular beat qualities closed frm at
previous rates. but inferior qualities dull of sale
reds ranged from So. I'd Gs Cd. white 6s. 3D. Us.
Cd. for western, and Is Is Sd. for southern.
Corn closed very dull aud the following quotations are
nominal--yellow, 3ls. 33s. white, 33s, a BIS.
Provisions very dull Beef was heavy, and quota
tons were barely maintained Pork quiet Bacon heavy
Lard steady.
General Produce. Sugar closed firm, at slight ad
all qualities Coffee closed quiet without quot
able change Rice dull, and unchanged Rosn closed
steady at IFS l4s. for fine Spirits of Turpentine
steady, at 3gs. 40s
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Little Adclne Patti, who figured at Mechanics Hall in
Ole Bull concert says the Petersburg Express is soon
to be married to Cuban gentleman, whose fortune is
said to amount 10 three millions Her sister married
Strakosch.
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General walker.
Markets.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 4.--General Walker passed through
this city tonight on his way to Washington.
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SENATORIAL DELEGATES.

SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
Dists. Dists
/. Samuel H. Giber 3. Hugh Clark:
2. Thos II. Forsyth. 4. jas. Il. Nichuals.
REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATES.
l. VIM Cunningham 10. A. D. Snowden
2 Henry A. Gildea. III. John Wharton.
B. BENZ. Navos. IL George Fisher.
A. Geo. NJ. Wharton H. Francis McManus.
o. Frederick A. Server. H. Samuel Ogden.
6. DR. j. A. Morrison. Is John Roberts.
Z. John III. Rrmner IT, John G.. Bremen
3. VIM. Medley, H. }. Henry Askin.
3. X. b. knight.
At most OF the conventions resolutions were adopted
endorsing the of the national administration and
expressing the continued confidence of the party in the
wisdom. ffmness and patriotism Of the present Chief
Magistrate Of the nation, James Buchanan This bold
and defiant stand Is worthy Of the democracy Of this city
1t shows that temporary defeat daunt their
spirits cause them TO inch from the plain
path Of duty In the hour of discontinue thoy have
looked to cxpedcnts for assistance have they forgot
ten those great doctrines which, though Frustrated ly
the recent election, viii have ample vndicon in the
and speedy of the national democracy upon
the ssne involved in the contest of 1883 The democ
racy of Philadelphia selfreant than at
present. determined to uphold the principles
and organization of the party from all foes whether for
egn or intestine
The delegation is composed of the soundest and most
unexceptionable of the partymsn who will reflect
credit upon the city, and command full share OF nfu-
ence in the State convention
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ELECTION RETURNS.
NEW YORK.

The intelligence of Haskn defeat by Kemble is
irmed. The vote is foloas
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COMMERCIAL IsrELLI0ENoR.

LvERrooL, Sept, 23--Ihe cotton market closed dull
at decline of 3D. Sales of the week "a, 600 bales Ex-
portes took 1000 and spectators only 400 bales The
decline Of 3D. fully established On Friday the sales
amounted to 5000 bales by estimate. but sales
cept to the trade reported Fridays market closed
dull
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The America at laIiGax--Three Days Later
From Europe.

HALIFAX, Nov. 4.~-Ihe steamer America arrived here
late last night with liverpool dates of the Esd ultimo
Signals had been received from Trinity Bay at Yaentia
by Daniels battery which very distinct and orders
at given 10 Daniels battery at Valentia
but nothing further had been yet developed.
The Times continues It's attacks Commissioner Reel
characterizing him catspaw OF Russia 81
The Bank Of England still refrains from reducing It's
rate OF discount notwithstanding the money market Is
easy that loans government securities can be OBJ
tanned at per cent. tAN
The Paris Journals reterato the report of nsurrec
tion ia Sevia and intimate that Austria lis disposed 30
intervene for the interest OF Europe E
The Greek Christians in Bosnia, who have boon com
hitting terrible outragss the Mussulmen population
have belief that they will have the support of France
and Russia ia ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the Turkish empire.
The London Morning Post understands that the chan
mel fleet has been ordered 10 Lisbon French vessel
had arrived in the Tagus with French attache but
definite arrangement had been consummated
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The following are Fridays closing quotations
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13
FAHssE3aEILR9 sF57E3N-gP2Y.

FAIR EIaEs sEIT12N. .AGgY.
RT. J. 3. NANPErrES, A. NJ, Principal.
FINllS large and ourl,hng Institution is plcasauty
l. iocued al FAIRFIELD, HERkIMER CO..
NEW l0"h, seven miles troiI the New York Cen
trail Railroad at lti!c Falls from which Students are
conveyed ire. the first day of each FERN IT, ample
actommodaIi"u-. lis Apparatus sufficient for fam
course u Ph.>"rilCu! amt Chemical ExpcrlHuIlls
us Libraries" Of over 30jl N",umrs, AID it., Faculty Of
twelve Ih9rouah and en- Icricurcd Teachers furnish
claims Tor "A raj share of public patronage
COZ RISES rF SIUDf.-A C0mncrcIal Course
The same as ilIttul Tic bcsl Commercial COLLEGES
Two Graduating C-ur>ts Tor Lades-onc Of three
years, equal 10 that OF The best Scninarics and one
i've years equiv tenl 10 the regular College Curse
pen t!e completion Ol either, Parchment Dluu.nas
are conferred ,snI, II possible, positions secured
Speci Al aitcWon given 10 Noung Men preparing for
College.
Tuir!ON.-F"r term Of II weeks from $500 to
SOOO Oflunt hia,s al TCaspAab,u rates. Euurd and
Washing, Sl15 per vcca.
Fall Term L"snls August 26th. 1851 Winter Term.
December lGli
For Catn o5ncs or Rooms, address the Frlnci al or
J. MATliLk, >rcrrilry
Fa,rHcIi, Aut -. ISJ--Iv
KnFEHE>c"s: JAMES KNIGHT Esq Ia,ver;
SANl III WARD, Esq, 81. Georges,
HLARY PRATT, Esq IIazicu,I le
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
JONATHAN EMERSON,
,IrpCUA1V TAILOR,

Has REMOVED from his old stand 10 the Shop
recently occupied by ID. d. FAIRIES, Esq, oppo-
site #. Fcxwelrs Hotel, where he has fresh
and we'll selected assortment of Cloths, Cassl-
meres and Vestings, just received iroln Ph'ia-
delphia. The above Goods were selected Dy
himself especially for customer-work' ana VIII
he made up in the latest fashions ior any VINO VINO
NAV favor him with their custom. lhanHiul
far past favors, he requests, and hopes oy
strict attention to business ana uhfeuli'!ns
efforts to peass hs5etooro So bcay bestowed
Fruits, Confcctionarlos, Varieties
and Trimmings, constantly on hand and for @ sale
Mt the Lowest Prices. Smyrna, March 70
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13
LANDRETH'S
/. Agricultural Warehouse.

s5aEg$a Nos. u and % South Sixth street,
--&- Near the Slate House, PhadcIphia
cn nnrs of this Spaclous building erected express
ly for the Proprleloro trade stored with Seeds and
Implements Of interest 10 Farmers and Gardeners
SiIty Years E$tadLiShed.
Th2 Susr rIbcrs desire TO call the attention of every
one Interested in Farming and Gardening TO their
we'll selected stock of
Agricultural Implements and Machinery
Great Variety Of Horticultural Tools;
Warranted Garden and Flower Seeds;
Grass and Field Seeds Of the most reliable
quality;
The Agricultural Implements sold by us { re mostly
manufactured al oar Steam WORKS, Bristol Pa.
Having fitted up this establishment without regard
to expense, with the most compile nachnery for The
mInu@vlure Of various kinds of Agricultural lmplc-
mcnls We are now prepared To supply all articles
lhIs line uy equal II not superior, anything Of The
klHi ever before offered 10 the public.
LANDRHHIlS warranted GARDEN SEEDS
/ Have been before the public for urWaras Of Sixty
years. hcir wide spread pvpullriy and ihc constant
evidence ol Their superiority over all others
81 Country Merchants can he supplied with seeds
IN papers or nUik, ON the most liberal terms
/ H!pomsdalc, near Bristol, Pa, our Grdcn Seed
grounds, runlaus three hundred anI seventy acres
and is tic largest establishment Of lAe kin in Tic
| world. d. LANDRETH a. SON
Nos. 81 and % South Sixth street, Phi.adcIphia
/ se3J-3m
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13
C\VINti. Jlliunls

CARLlII: Illinois, June 10, 1885.
have used Protcsslr Wooa'- Hair Restorative, and
haNc admired lis wnndoru Ctit Ct. Aly hair was be-
coming, as thought, piruiaurzly gray, but by the
use OF his soralNc has resumed mai color,
and have Ia doubt permanently 81.
SIDNEY REESE,
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13
From the Editor Of the Real Estate Advertiser

BOsTON, y ScuOOI sTOcl, Marc ~, INJj.
Dear sir Having hcColn" ptcn4turclV quite gray, !
was induced some SIX weeks since to ma kc a lril of
your Restorative. have used less Than two bottles
butihc glay alrs have ali >I 2peLrcd and although,
my haIr na, unt !ty atlthcd It, original Color et Tie
process oi change Is gradually goIi on, and am i'm
great hopes that IN short tmc NY hair Will be a4
formerly. | nave also been muth gratliicd at The
healthy m1slure ana vleor cl HE halr which before
harsh AM Dr. and /; has ceased 10 come out as
formerly, Respectfully. !uw,s, u. C.. Nj RUTP.
Professor Nuud.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13
Nett Cash Lsl.y Goods Ego,,.o

OPENING or SPRING GOODS,
EYRE & LANDELl. Fourth and Arch s,,
Phl.adel phia, are now Offering full! stock OF
NEW GOODS for Spring Of IeJ@.
Fashionable Spring Goods,
Back Silks, - to 81 inches wide,
Spring Dress Goods, new styles,
Shawls, in all the newest siyles.
Brush French and American Chintzes.
Foil Stock Of Domestic Goods,
Full Stock of European Goods.
UFA. B. Brgains in SegsonabIe Goods
daily received from the AUCTIONS Of Ney
York and Philadelphia.
+. 5. MERCHANTS are invited 10 examine
the Stock-TERMS Net; Cash, aad Low Pr.
CcS' marlI-3m
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13
TX Senator L. s.

TX senator u. -.
o J. Wood 4 Co, propr2tars. 3l2 Broadway, n. Y,
and IA Market street. 81. LuHss Missouri.
SEJ-Fur se Ie i'll NIGyrna, BY DAVID LOCKWOOD, and
m Baltimore by john {. Given, StabIer i Co., and
all Druggists navI3.ly
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13
PACIFIC 0ccan G;maplo.

E1CARAC ocean SEes1as0.
w T. respectfully call the attention Of Agriculture
w isis to the above article and would remark
liai it is undouht eddy one OF the RICHEST qua.
NOES impaired Ii is similar in lis cons iIuen
To other cargOes sold by during the past few wears
aud which gave, IN all cases. enllre satisfaction.
We cscrm II fully equal 10 PERUVIAN GUANO,
as evidenced by the analysis and practical tests by
farmers. Those who have used il the longest and
most extensively, consider it superior to the above
GuanO
II is packed in sound near Bags. of The same dinen-
siOuS ns PefuvIan weighing about $50 lbs each, and
VCrIsIng
9ci~PEICE SIS per 1000 lbs - , cents per H. A
liberal deduction made ON purchases of large parcels
ALLEN g. NEEDLES,
No. ~ South Wharye es, aud II South Water ST.
te21'3m Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13
Farmers Of Delaware,
AfsPuRf5ove


loH can supply yourselves with Chemical NYnures
Warranted PU RE,-WhIciI have been IN auct c,stul
Use III New jersey Tor the p1st Seven Yclrs-- Ihcv
have rcreIvcd the DIPLOMAS of Sew Jersey Nr,.
York, Delaware, and Pennsylvania AgrruliuraI 50.
cIeIos, ana have been used hy The President of Tho
/ UnHel States, his GarGcn and Oh the Publlc
Grpum!s at Washnaiom d. c.. and by thr f,lIuv rlr
gentlemen, viz: Locke, Esq; 4 l. lnSi,rr J l.
Reeves ClarkshOru', New Jersey; Senator Roberts
VIM Miller, and Chas York, Of Cape Island New Jcr.
sCy.
'Thomos Mulforl, Esq Camden, N J. DR. Bercns. DR.
Knight, MIR Field, Mr. Atkinson and Levi Jolncon all
ni Now Jorcy-ihey say II is the CHEAPEST and
MOST RELIABLE NANURI3S now IN Use. he.
Ih9 permanent and Improving The land bv Cnrching
the snl. Ii is suited 10 the various crops Won raise
Corn, Potatoes, Grass, Wheat, Oats, DC Iv enclosing
heck On any New jersey or Phllad Bank or refer
chce 10 any good House IN Iad'a, or in exchange for
Podncc, at fair Market rates here your orders wlll he
lillcd and Shipped Ia jou Free OF car age exIeuse.
o. Every article sold by me is Guaranteed.
Super Phosphate of Lime, $40 GO a Ton.
Bone Phosphate, $50 60
American Fertilizer, S2J co a "
A Barrel is sufficient for an Acre OF Ground,
broad cast.
Pure Bone Dust, 600 barrels now rcady,1 at
%1 per barrel or 'S:}J a ten
Poudrette, No |, 900 barrels now reudy0 at
" TO So a barrel.
Land Plaster No. IL 600 barrels, at ST.
to So a barrel
Potash, so barrels.
Peruvian, Patagonia and Chilian GUANO.
GEORGE A. LEINAU. Proprietor,
No. 81 South Font street, Philadelphia Civ, Pa.
Who'csale Ue9lcrs allowed Il Liberal pscoLni
0~rPamphlcIs can be had on icaIion Ia NV Office
or of my Agents. fnarll 3m
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Always Something New
Read This--Old and Young!
KerO6tssO woods
HAIR RE ESTORATIVE,

Is no doubt the most wonderful discovery oil this age
Of progress for it will restore permanently, gray hur
lis original color the head OF the bald with
most luXurlant growth, remove at once all Gamdrult
and itching. cure ali scroiula, and other Cutaueous
eruptions, such srad head, 1t Will cure, If
by magic nervous or periodical hCuGaChci make the
hair sUlI glossy an wuvy and preserve the color per-
leclly, and the hair from falling 10 extreme old aye.
The following is lfum dIstlng ualed menberO Oi Ihc
med cal profession:
Sr. PAUL, January !, 1855.
PROFESSOR o. J. WooD-DGar sir: UnsDlcitcd,
send you This certificate After being nearly bald for
long Time, and having tried all the hair resiOraves
extant, and having no faith III any, was induced on
hearing OF yours give II Il trial. placed myself in
| the hands Of u barber and had my head rubbed with
a good stiff brush, and the Restorative then applied
and well rubbed ill., TIL the scalp was agl0W This
repeated every morning, and i'll three weeks the young
hair appeared and grew RAPIDLY irom August last. III.
the present time, and is now thick, black and strong
soft and pleasant To the touch whereas, before 1t
harsh and WHY what Illle there Ot II, and that
/ little was disappearing Nery rdljiy. sill Use your
reSjnrailI about tHlrC Week. ;iid snail som we
good and perfect crop of hair. Now, / had read ut
these lhlpEs-and no has not! but have not seen
hitherto any ease where any persons hair really
benefited by any 0l the hgIr Ionic, etc of the day
and really gives pleasure 10 record tho result OF
my experience. | have recommended your prepaIa
tion others, and 1t already has large and general
sale throughout The Territory The people here know
lis effects and have confidence in il. The supply on
sent us, wholesale agents for the Territory >carll
exhausted and daily Inquiries made fer 1t. Yut
deserve credit Tor your dsCuN cry; and for one,
turn you thanks lOr The nCit II has dome me, iO
certainly had dCSFuired long ago OF ever ctlcctln.
any such result Yours, hastily, J. w. BOND,
Firm Of B md < hc.'cy: Druggist ST. Paul
Smyrna times., 1858-05-13
AEtCWEseN EinlEsENds

AND REA l. ESTAT + AGENCY.
I1ilE und, >igHed would res Tcc,illly announce To
L the CIllHen OF Delaware aud the Eastern Shore
OF Maryland, that he has opened IN DON Err Del a
Rrai Estate Agency, for the ale OF Farms Houses.
Luts or any other species ol property. His arquan-
an'r M!'h t3c lnni-huycra OF PC.sy lyanla and New
Jersey, warrants hlm IN Inc Assurance that all Real
Estate entrusted 10 his VIII uc pcc!Iy disposed
ol IN The most ad dVanlauco;!> manner.
lie Woad also announce lh;,I having had more than
tAcnly years experience IN AUCTION EEKENti
he viii he p.cscd cry amy sales ol Land Houses
Stock or Goods anywhere ~ Me STATE, that may he
trnIcrcd 10 him, Conscious that his services VIII not
iall to give satisfaction II desired, he Will make all
arrangements tor Iuhc PRIV sales and y rtisc
them 10 The best ad%antace
Address ,hro 4sh the Post Office, call at the hotel Of
Mr.. Isaac Baker Dover, bet, leave sIdcrs at the
Smyrna Times Printing Office.
u. +. RICKARDS
frl.lf Auctionecr ana Real Estate AGENT