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EVENING STAR.

iron TIE STAR.
GOD SAVE OUR NOBLE UNION!
A ssng for the Times.
BYH. CLAY PRHuss.
IL camsoo US through darkness.
IL came to US through blood
IL shons ont like the promise
Oh God upon the Hood.
beacon-it has served US
With true, unerrlng flame.
And cast q b:aze OF glory
Upon our nations name!
God save our noble Uu4sn
Twas left rs by our fathers.
ma nose souls OF priceless worth
TRs MODEST ty pes Of manhoot
That ever walked the sarfn.
Twas bought with ftsrful struggles.
BY sacrifice sublime,
And stands q proud memsnto
Fer oil the oomlng time.
Our and waste of nature,
Where beast and savage stray cd;
Its wealth OF lakes and rivers
Unlocked by keys Of trade:
Then, sunllke, rose the Union
A terror to our foes
And 10 this waste of nature''
NOW blossoms as the roseo'
God save our notls Union,
Where earth lay hid for AGES
In deep, pnneval gloom,
Behold boundless garden
a contir snt In bloom
Electric tongues Of wire,
AND energies within US
" 1lcn time shall never tire.
God save our noble Union
But now upon our heavens
Are signs of coming storms;
Apd dark, unholy passions
Unfold their hideous forms.
The bravest hearts among Us
Ara filled with doubt and fear;
WbIle sounds Of horrId disoord
Are grating on our ear.
God save our noble Union,
The hallowed flag that bore us
So proudly through the wars
10 there hand would sever
Its SisterhoOd of starse o..
treat God cal 80 bindly
Csst all Thy gifts away!
Or throbs there IN this nation
One heart that will not pray-
God save our noble Union"
Washlngton, ID. c.. I85s
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CHUBB BROTHERS.
Depository depositing Bank Notes will please
mark their Checks payable in currency.
DepOsltes of Gold will be paid IN Gold.
Accounts will be opened with depositors allowing
them to deposit Gold and Check for currency, the
depesltof being credited with the difference.
sp8-f CHVBB BROTHERS.
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Inn LARaHsr DIAMOND IN The WoRLD-THE
koHINooR.-The Cincinnati Times Of Saturday
ssys: We were waited upon Yesterday by Mr.. q
r Mathews, OF Va, who exhibited to our aston
lshed vision what be claims to be a diamond of
the nrst water. IL Is about an inch and a half in
diameter, and nearly an inch In thickness 1t il
sarpassinSly brilliant, particularly when viewed
by gas ht. Its estimated value IL two million,
OF dollars MT. Matthews says he has been Offer
cd for II twsRty-four thousand pounds. 1t was
found by the father Of its present possassor In the
gold mines in Buckingham county, Va. abou,
seventy years since. Ii has remained in the roup
state ever since, until few weeks ago when Mr.
being satisfied by every test that it was In re.
AMY diamond, took 1t to New York and had II
dressed. This precious gem weighs I4i carat.
Inc Mob inoor, If We remember weighs but zoe
earats Phere have bsen several diamonds found
In the gold regions Of Virginia. Last wear one
Iound In SAID locality was sold at Richmond fol-
q 500 MIR. NJ Is convinced that he is the pro.
prletor OF the largest diamond In the world, and
we see no good reason to donbtn
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Agents for Wsshlngton.-Chas. Stott & Co., Y,
Co.. y; Walsh 1 Co.. g. Walsh. J. ?. s Son
Boswell, Daniel B. Clark, J. p. Mii6urn, Dunbar
Dyson, z ord Bro. Agents for Georgetovn.-R.
.. Clssell. u NJ Lanthsm. j. j.. kidvsl. nv Sly
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Medicines.
A Z A U r fUL He ID
"A OF q g z q 81 e. =
r. I @ H G l. o S sly AIR,
COMPLETELY PRRsRRvRp s.-.l
TO THE GREATEST AGR

And Who that il gray would net haveit restored to
color, or had eTt SsnS have .ss !rOvth
would have it removed, or troubled with sorofula,
.c:d bead or oths, sTss,,oI. So, yond es cured
w sso Sss n gs, from the scs Or skin
. Ann ARpoR, Nov. S, lass.
said Of the eject. head %Ssh
tive, but having been 30 often cheated by quackery
and saaci no;,ISm., hsir d,s.; &C.; u. S.possa
the thousand and one loudly trumpetsd q1sek rem
edies, until 1 met you In Lawrence county some
Induced the Fri your Restorative In my family,
first. by my good wife, whose hair had become very
of your large bottles, her hair nearly to
its orig na beauti FIJI brown color. and had thick
over the head. She soninaes to use It. not simply
because of beanliiy,ng effects upon the halr but
mind Others of my family and friends are using
your Restorative with the hsppiest effects; there
and character are entirely removed. and can and
do most cordially and oonfdentially recommend its
white gray, by of sickness sgeJ to orr 4
lnaI color and beauty. and BY "a young persons who
''' ""'' A"' '''" sSLoMoN MANN
FRIEND Woop: It was long time after / saw you
at Bhsshed before | got the bottle OF Restorative
Detroit. and when got it we concluded to tfy It on
Mrs, Manns hair. as the surest test of its power IL
Others of my family and friends, having Witnessed
Its effects are now using and recommending It's
to others entitled to the GU
clam for it.
Again. very respectfully aid truly yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
CaRLYLR, ILL, June %, 1852.
have used Prof q. J. W GODS Hair Restorative,
and have admired it's wonderful effects. My hair
was becoming, as thought. pren'aturely gray, but
by the of his restorative IL has resumed it's origi
nal color, and, have no doubt permanently so.
BREESE, ex Senator u. g.
o: J. WOOD Il CO, Propretors. 5l3 broadway,
N. Y .. lin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Establish
ment) and ia Market St., st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists.
fe II Smr
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1856 Will attach To such of The odd n1mb.red SEQ
tons as my be selscted under said act within the
may he actually survey I'd and staked "a boiore the
day" liked for the restoration of SAID lands vIz:
NORTH J the base lane and 'ce" Of the foErth
principal meridian.
Townships g, IS, 81, and S. Orange IL.
Towns hips 81 s., IS y, and S. Of range Is.
Townships 81. 81 81, s., 81. and IS, of range u.
Townships q, ., 81, 81, y, IS, 81, and S. of range
Townships g, So ST. 81 IS. 81 and IS, of ranges Is
townships q, o. sO,sI. 50, 50. 81, IS. IS, 81 50, 50,
Townships d. g. 80, So, 81, and 50, OF range y.
Al the land office at SUPERIOR on Monday, the
a. lovs IN ferenos to Ike tne land, sS
Hudson district, the townships which were with
Gdss. from s on sGOOn Of the proposed
end of Lake Superior: and to Bay 6eld,"v viz:
No'tA Of hs base ltne and tcsa Of the IoHrtG
principal meridian.
Townships % and 50, of ranges.
Township 50. of range4.
Townships 40, 50, aud 81, ofrange7.
Townships q, IS, and ls, Of rsnss 80 .
Township 20. OF ranges II and -.
Township a, of range Ia.
Township al, of rangeI6.
Notice is ALSO hereby given that the towns ps de-
scri0ed IN the following. under the 3d. 4tb 5lh 9Th
and 18th heads, which have not yet been of,rsd hui
are yet 20 % proetdirred, aud offered al public
sac oetore betng subject 10 prtrdte entry viii he
released from their recent withdrawal for railroad
% ana orsa 10 Pre-t'npnoa as other unofer
ed, towit: ' eF0''H
Sd head. At the land office ut MENASHA on
MONDAY, the MA day az Aprtl s,rf, the town
ships on the route of the road from Fond du Lao
on Lake Winnebago, northerly to the State line,
viz: N'
NORTH cfths base line and east of ths fourth pres
eipal m>ridins
TTownship q, Of ranges IS and "a;
townships %, % 81, IS. and 81, of range ~.
townships d, ~ 81, ST. 2, 81. and 81. OF rangeIs
Townships *, .. 81, 81, and 81, Of range -.
9Th head. At the land Office AZ EAUCLAIRE ON
Monday, the fth day Of April ne 1T, the townsb,ps
On The roure OF the road from Madison or CoiuI1-
bus, by the way Of Portage City. to the IT. Croix
river or lake. between townships twenty i've And
thlrty-o viz: ~
North Of sac base live and east Of the fosyth pr;n
etpaI meridian.
Townships IS. q, q, o. and 81, OF rangel
NORTH Of the base lime and tcsst Of IA. >oxx,l
principal msrIdian.
Townships s., 81, 81. s., 81, IS, S. 81 g. a. and an
OF ranges ]. s, and 4. nm w.
Townships 81 81, So, 50. and %. of r.prsk
townships 81 and 81. OF range IL.
5th head At the land Office at HUDSON ., u.,
gay gay rae hiLd DAY Of May ssxt, the township, on
AXE TO the west end OF Lake Srper,o,. snJ :.
6synsia, subject TO the "srort,o," az HERETOFORE
stated In reference to ''oferedv lands ia th;s a.,
.nos on the routes OF the above mentioned pro.oasd
NORTH Of the base line and ,ee,t of IA. fsx,th
priaeipal meridian.
I. nsniPs D. ~, 81, Sc, and ~, OF ranges ~, Is, a.
ttn sesh Atths how'd "Hfn. EAU CI.AtQP ~
IA M cpaaJ, "a tkird day Of May aszt. the townships
Sn ne proposed roads from the ISL CroIX river on
ns 70 the vest end of Lake Superior; and 30
oeyhsht sQheUf " lke ~SrSVSSo," a. ststAd
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28
Compromise.

The fright" and Left Wing" of the Demo.
cratic Party, or their representatives. mel in
Georgetown on Tuesday last, to ralIfy the com
promise effected on the Thursday preceding -
They held no formal meeting, but there was,n
understanding among the menbers of the ,wo
Wings, that the differences, SO far as possible
under The circumstances had been adjusted -
The measures proposed on Thursdny were
agreed to on Tuesday, by the representatives, Of
the Wings g Vi
The original motion of Ex. Gov. Ross ,t tho
meeting OF conference, which met here ON The
2Oth OF September, was adopted with some
modIhcatIons. His motion, which was TO tho
effect, that the Legislative ticket of Su.sex c,,
should be composed of as Learly an equal n,m.
Der as may be, of the friends of Edward Woo,.
ten and Willard Salisbury. was lost before m.
conference committee. But this sncoes,ion
with some slight difference, has since been &C.
ted upon and carried out. IL vas proDospd On
Iass Thursday that the members of the LegisIo-
ture should pledge themselves that Tunr sbo,IJ
vote for Judge Wootten and four for Will 81
SALISBURY, and that the remaining one shonlJ
De neutral. This proposition has been accedcJ
To- and pledge binding the members of the
Legislative ticket 10 vote thus, has been c;,r,,.
lated among the said members. and each ora
mas aihxsd his name to the pledge. Sueb arc
the measures Instituted for the union Of the
" WINGS" and the settlement Of the conf c,inr
eiements which have entered into the polticsI
contest OF the present acknowledgements
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28

AHoTHER EXCITEMENT IN KENT CouNTy-
James l.. Bowers, who, some months ago. sinh.
jec1ed himseif to The indignation of tie citizens
of Kent county, Nd, for his alleged t1nner;n%
with their slaves, and who was compeied IS
hastily leave the county, returned. a few dav Va
ago to the residence of his sister, six or eigb,
miles from Chestertown. His return was the
signal Tor renewed outburst of Indignation,
and early on Monday morning about one hun.
dred persons, said to be composed of the mos,
respectable citizens from various sections of the
county. assembled at the house where Eowers
had taken up his quarters. apparently deter.
mined to infiict upon him summary punishment.
AZ this moment, however, the Hon James n
Ricaud arrived, and through his efforts the as.
semblsge consented that he and a selected
gusrd should take Bowers in a carriage beyond
the limits OF the State. This was done onefJv
but resolutely, and Bowers landed at Middle
town, Del, with orders not to return TO The
county again. Alter this the assemblaOa dis.
persed.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28
TO THE PUBLIC,

THE subscriber would inform his friends nd
tne public generally, that he intends TO run
baggage Wagons & Hacks toand from the Rail.
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose OF
conveying Passengers carrying Freight, BAG.
gage &c lie expects to locate in the west
part OF smyrna, where all orders will be thank.
mlly received and promptly attended to.
=, W lie will also run Wagons TO and from
smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that NAV
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit
ana receive liberal share of the public patron
nge. ERENEZER T ITIjTv
Dec.19, "55-tf.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28
WILLIAM STUBBS,
House and Sign Painter

uLAZlER, PAPER HANGER, &C.,
pegs to announce to his friends and public genero,v
Vi smyrna and surrounding country that lie has re-
noVeu lr1m ST Georges and located himself on Com
leree street, Smyrna, where he will IN ihe inimre
oonunc. ms business and begs most Respectfully n
sncIlhe patronage and support Of the ladies and zen
ne VIII execute all orders in The above line or h;
ness WIN strict regard economy neane,s and ,s.
Io ms experience gilmore than thirty years gives
n i Sicouragement 10 state that he can execuie MI
branches OF House Painting and In,cror ~
.ne satisfaction Of all who may please 10 enlrust him
VIII 'neir orders. Tho most respeciabl References
sSsn' Is ana an aii Orders pnnciually attended TO-
~ LIMITATIONS OF WOOD AND MARBLE
- cchoNLlNG' GLIDING, &C.; also, Entry Walls and
IeiiingS Panied IN superior China Glass CcIors d
Smyrna, March 25 6.ff
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28

or At Danville. Pa, Friday, Mrs. Twi6gs
wac hung, according to law, for the murder ol
her husband and Mrs. Clark. She PASSED
Thursday night very comfortably, sleeping with
her children in her arms. Upon the scaf;ld
she spoke earnestly, protesting her innocence.
or The great balloon race at Cincinnati. be.
tween the American Steiner and the French.
man 0odara' has been won by Steiner He
made distance of $50 miles in little o,,er 4
hours. Both landed near Cleyelana, add win.
in fourteen miles of each other.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28
C. r. EVANS.
SO
REFERENCES.
"A n CY FUR
For Ladies' and Children.

JOHN FAREIRA & CO, No. SIS new No.
MARKET Street, above Eighth, Phadel phia-lm.
for Ladies and Children; also, Gents Furs, Fur Col.
lars and Gloves. The number of years that we have
been engaged in the Fur business, and the general
character OF our Furs both for quality and price,
generally known throughout the country that we think
- not necessary for US 10 say anything than
have now opened our assortment Of RS for the Fall
and Winter Sales, of the largest and most beautiful
assortment that we have offered before to The pub.
lie. Our Furs have all been imported during the pre-
Sc season. when money scarce and Eurs much
lower than al the present time, and have heen manu-
iactured by the most competent wOrkmen we are
therefore determined TO sell Ihem such prices as will
continue to give us the reputation have borne for
years. that Is 10 sell good article for very small
profit.
Siorekeepers will do we'll TO give call, rs they
will find The largest assortment by far to select from il,
the city, and at manufacturers prices,
JOHN FAREIRA y CO,
No. olS Market street. above SIh, Phud'a
self 4m
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Prospectus for ESJS-'JO.
The Pennsylvania,
DAILY, TRL.WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.

DAI1I' 1ht-N EEhL1 AND WEEKLY.
The great events of the immediate future golargcly
depending upon the holiness aud energy of the Demo-
cratic party of he country call ior the wdestdssemi-
nation among the people of all lacs and arguments
elucIdallng and sustaining the Democratic National
pohcy; ana The duty Of an independent Democratic
OuPnal IN such crisis of history can ONLY be fully
and advantagcOusly discharged by The acli 60 Oper-
tOn OF all vino desire Democratic slc ess in exicId-
ing the sphere of lis usefulness. THE PENNSYL-
NANIAN has for over twenty five years occupied The
position Ol n central organ in PENNSYLVANIA winning
by It's boldness and ability, the confidence and warm
regard OF the Democracy of every State in the Union
ana The Proprietor appeals with confidence TO the De.
hocFacy oI The country IN dc string exeI still
more widely It's influence. lie invites attention to the
ability with withhs pdT er is conducted, and the care
exercised III all lis departments Aside from its high
ara unqueslIOned political character no paper enOvs
IN larger degree the confidence Of the business com.
munlly. lis Commercial and Monetary K Rsporls are
full and comprehensive; lis Marine List UNSURPASSED
ior correctness and reliability; and in all the depart
ichts o HfSl,claSs newspaper no outlay or expense
Is spared to make 1t complete and cceptable
Inc proprietor trGsls 10 commend The Pennsy Iva
man 10 The business and reading community for lis
aDllty ana excellence, and sncits critical eXamlua
ll0n OF lis mers Ii is his aim 10 make il n neccssar
VSIl3r III The counting house, honest counsellor i'm
the Dalk Paflor an exponent Of every trading and
business interest, while as Il news ;LurIa il shall he
unsurpassed for reliability; and he would alse COM
mend II 10 business men a medium of advertIsIng
Its Daily, Tri-Weckly and Weekly issues 90 in large
numbers lnio every State in the Union. No paper
culalcd and generally read those seciI1s from Which
fiIiladelPhia derives her chief trade and where il is
specially important that our business houses should be
known and appreciated.
The -WfEKLY PENNSYLVANIA is printed eyerv
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday aud contains all the
reading nattpro! The DAILY edIliOs The WEEKLY
Penhsy NanInn is printed every Saturday and is Who'll
ly dev"icd 10 News, Literature Politics. Agriculture
and Trade
L Crms:
Daily Pennsy lyanian $500 per annum invariably in
advance.
ln-Weekly' So 90 per anmum, invariably in advance
The price ol The Weekly Pcnsvlvamian j. One D,liar
per anhun but ioI the purpose Of further iucrcus.
ing Inc circulation, the following inducements are
OIrrcd 10 Agents and others to raise Clubs
nlc copy, one car, 81 60
SIN copies, ! GO
Twelve copies" 10 UO
rdghl"ch . IL %
Twenty five 2U GO
Larger clubs in proportion,
IN all cases orders for The paper must be accompa
med by the cash.
Letters 10 be addressed, ,st- paid 10
WAl. RICE, Proprietor
se5O No IOS South Inird street, PhIladclphia
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28
= .iocoilaneous Advertisements
Have you Heard the
News?
If Not. Read Thist

ON and after Thursday, October 7lh. 1888, the sub.
scriber will start "a GENERAL BUSINESS AGENCY
on the Delaware Railroad between Seaford and PhIIa-
delphla. for the purpose of accommodating Farmers,
Merchs nts and Mechanics with LIME, COAL, LUM-
BER and IRON. lie will also purchase and deliver
at any Station on the Road, all kinds Of MERCHAN.
DIE TO order and do, with prOmpness and accuracy
any and all business with which the public NAV favor
him, on very reasonable TERMS
Having made arrangements ith the Railroad Com
pany, he is prepared 10 deliver Goods &C. either way
between the above named places short notice. and
at their usual low rates and will hold himself respon
sbe ior the safe delivery CT everything ordered by
railway Persons having their Goods freighted by
Steamboat or Vessel do at their risk he will not
be accountable for any damage winch may result 10
them. All written Orders must be accompanied by
CASH 10 cover the amount Of the same The name
OF each article shoud be written plainly, and at full
length, TO avoid mistakes ORDERS 10 be left in care
OF The Agent Tor the Station where the Goods &C. are
to be delivered: Those who verbally order Goods
&c must also bring a list Of the KIND quality and
quantity wanted As he will devote his entire atten
ton To the business he hopes to merit the public pat
r0nage.
G.. r. EVANS
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28
s.. 55. Farmers, Attention !

- TIE
BEST ARTICLE in the World for raising
WHEAT, is LEINAU's Super Phos-
phate OF Lime,
at $40 per ton, or . cts. h., by the barrel.
ANALYSED and recommended for the Wheat and
Gram Crops, by Prof Chas. r. Jacison Che,pI,I m IIe
Cnllcd S'aies Patent O.!ire. Washington d. c.
Ii will repay the outlay 80 10 l0O ncr cc,, amt - III
moi burn ihe seed by coming contact a. Guao does
Try lT-PROvE Ir 0O'9
G. A. LEINAU. Proprie,o-.
No. 81 South FRONT SlIeet
PhlladelphI city, Ia.
Analysis can be seen at my office. Cash mailed
win the order will receive prompt attention.
sell again. WI" '"y "
Pamphlets can be had at my office. G.A.L
Sug5-3m
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28
10 the Ladies of Kent County.
"MOUNT VERNON RECORD"
A Paper nmLEShcdin Ounrto En... IL Il E

! ONNA LlNNON RECOKD."
A Paper puLAshedi IN QuartO Form, lie first Of
eVery month, at PhjladeIphia, PENN.
chIei purpose 10 which The Record will deyole
IscIl 49, The advocacy of the noble cause of the pur
G'aSe ol lhe Washington domain by The Mt Vernon
Ladies Association of the UnIom TO This end il viii
seek 10 ncIle and stimulate exerlnns every
Pottoh OI lhe iand. We are blessed and favored
people ana II behOves us 10 Weld some tanUlIa owl
dence that there does exist within the uouuT heor m
all lis strength and power, true and generous uatroI
slh thal needs only an OCCASION call or a command
I'd manifest Itself IN ready zeal To hep forward lis
cOmnirY glory nd It's c0untry's good
The "MOunt Vernon Record Will give each month
sueh details lh regard 10 the operations of the Ladies'
ASSOCIATION as may seem To interest the people and
uIcc helr minds lo more earnest sO"ltude for that
great and cOmmcEdable purpose il seeks TO accon,nlh
VIII contain we'll collected series of thouuhls
Sehlmehis ana Opinions upon Washington as they
nave been at various times expressed hy master minds
ana Will be repertoire OF historical mailer onne,,,n
Hs ~ tne country ana ni interesting suhjccIs anec-
doleS, &c, Illustrative Of the Father of his Counrv
ana those noble cOmpatrOt Spirits who so fearIa.sv
pll2u Win him ia the struggle for our IndeDenence
lis columns Will also contain poetic and mIsceIIane
Ous matter with lists of Names as cOntrbntots IN The
Fund. and for I'e Gold Mounted Washington Portrait
ana through whose patriotic influence such names
were collected.
Printed handsomely upon fine paper. il will form in
Inc Twelve numbers volume of interesting ma
ieral for agreeable reference. No advertisements ner
mitted in its columns.
A great good will be obtained by everyone snbscrib.
ing for the "Record." all over md above It's cost
VIII go TO the aid OF the Mount Vernon Fund
Terms Sl0O per annum, invariably in advance
Address, F. WATSON,
. "MOanI Vernon Record"
For Mt. V. l.. A. the U Pha
July %, '5S-6m
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28
Wesleyan Female College.
WILMINGTON DEIAWADE


Chartered with full Collegiate powers, furnished
with extensive Apparatus Libraries, &C., and having
full Board OF experienced Professors and Teachers
offers to Young Ladies superior facilities for acquiring
complete education.
The Buildings are well ventilated. lighted with gas,
and have rooms for bathing each floor. The do
mesIle arrahgen ents and the general discipline are
such as to secure, as far possible all the boarding
Students the comforts of home and the refining inhu
enceS OF cultivated and Christian family circle
,r EAFENSES Tor Board, Room. Light, Fuel, and
Tuition in studies of the regular course S5O
Drawing, Painting, Music and the Modern LaHg 1agcs
extra.
The Next Session will commence WEDNESDAY.
the FIRST Or SEPTEMBER
JuIy29' oS-2m JOHN WILSON, President
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28

POSTAGE STANPs.-The Stamp Bureau of the
Post oflce Department, which is under the di.
rection OF the Third Assistant Postmaster Cen.
erai' John Marion, Esq. has made the follow.
ing returns: Fo: the quarter ended the 3Orb
September last, there were issued from This :.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28
James Milton.
Net Cash Dry Goods House.
1858. New Stock OfFaII es0ods

ENYRE q LANDELL, Fourth and Aroh a,.aa,.
IL Philadelphia. have in store md dai .a,...''
fine stock Of Fall Dry Goods suited 10 Iha na ,s
Black Silks Of all grades; Wv "'"' ''"uo
fashionable Fancy Silks;
shawls Of all the new styles;
Dress Goods, in full variety;
Staple Goods in large stock:
Fancy Cashmere Cloths and Vest,nos.
lilankets, Quilts. Linen Damasks' 6c
B--Good Bargains daily received Irom No,, v,.,.
and PhiIade phia Auction Saos ararms NJ, 1 ioth
and Pnces Low. - S''is -. % oss lash Sash'
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28

Trains wlII moi Stop to take or leave passen.
gers at Buck, or " Prettyman's Corner -
crossings alter this date.
The evening train North and the morning
train South are freight trains with passenger
cars attached. These trains will not stop for
passengers at Hare's Corner.
Passengers from Delaware road by either
tram make connections at Wilmington for
Baltimore and close connections at Philadelphia
with trims to New York.
f. q. SEWALL Jr., Sup't Del. r. r.