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In charge of U. s. Capitol Extensicn
FORM OLA GUARANTEE.
4, C.. Meas. III. s. EaSfrss~

4 HUAHANTKX.
To CAPT. nj. e. Metss, U. S. Ensineers.
We the undersigned, residents of in tina
State Of. hereby. Jointly and severaliy, oOve-
nant with tbs lnited States, and guaranty, in case
they will, within ten days after the acceptance of
the said bid, execute the contract for same with
good and sufficient sureies, to perform the work or
furnish the articles proposed In conformity to the
terms Of the adve tisement under which it was
made. And In case the said - shall fail to enter
into contract as aforesaid guaranty to max good
the difference between the offer By the said - and
i inc next i'~o'' 0lao'r' AZ
thereby certify that, to the best of nv knoyled
and beief the above named SuaTantors are good and
SUFFICIENT e.
OO I-eOtd
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Au l9-tf

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w cyonts, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of their
becomes matter Of serious Importance, and the
question Is what shall We do to stop the hair from
ri ~ ss
Applications will stop the hair falling or breaking
remove tandruf, keep the scalp osan and white,
and lmpart freshness and vigoi to the hair; and
continued use Of it two months will insure you q
uxurlant head Of hair. Call and get bottle and if
ard 20. the prioe pald.
Ask for Dr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
Eist, corner Main and eth. and Main and Wal sts.,
and IN Washington city BY Il. d. GILMAN, Drug.
yist, BroynS Hotel Building. Pa. avenue, and b..
avenue. AL "
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n THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIV

Says the 81. Louis MOI Democrat: Below We
publish q letter TO DIR. Wood, of this city, from
gentleman IN Maine, which speaks gowingly e tie
superior merits OF has hair tonic Such eyidenoe
must have Its effect, when coming from q reliable
source. Ii certificates guarantees of truth tina
Ur needs no enconluns, nor useless pufery from
the press:
BATE, Maine January 60 lsss
Professor D. J. WOOD Co.:-Geutemen Hsvfng my at
tepuon called fev months since to highly beneficial
effects OF your Hair Restorative 10 axe an
pcaon Of 10 upon own hair which L~con. ayIte
gray prot ably third whe xskers were OF SANE
chsrAte Some three months sncs bottle of
your Hair Restorative and used st. found it wss
proving what had wished. used II about twice veek
have since procured another bottle which have IA
some. THY that the gray or Witt
hair has totally dsa peared both Ani face d
my hair has resumed its natural color and believe
eoft and glossy than has been before
AIN nc sixty old wife at the sge OF ufiy
two, has used e with elect. -
The above rotice deem YOU your valuable
covery. am assured :hst whoever viii rightly nee A r |,
directions VIII not Ezve occasion contradict
rnents Am citizen OF this re.ep: here for ts
last fteen years snd am known Essry every enc he
And adjacent towns Any Ia Of the above
with Iny name attached 10 with 10 mr.
serve the oeart 90 OF nature ~ others myse
am. Ecly yours A. @. RAYMOND
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EXTENsIvE ASSORTMENT
NJ MAHOGANY, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND

OF Furniture, would respectfully
invite the citizens of Washing -
ton and the pubic, to call and o.. 49,. % Il
examine his stock for them-
solves. consisting of .r-.....
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward
robes.
and o.hcr Bedsteads.
Fine Walnut and K Rosewood Etrgeres, Ladder Cab
inets and Whatnots.
Pine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs.
Fine solid Oak Marble top and other Cottage Cham
Der Sets
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Drecsinr And other
Bureaus and Sldeboards.
Fine Mahogany and othor Chairs Of every desorip-
ton.
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, AID other Tables,
China, Glass. and Crockery Ware, Looking
Glasses, &c.
My purpose Is to sell cheap ms any other person
IN Washingt ton and on favorable terms and Il
Halter my self that no person wishing to purchase
will be disappointed if they give me q oaI.
A.GREEN,
eu l8-u No. sos 18th street.
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d17 SEVENTH STREET. 1Ie

H0! FOR THE ROLIDAYst
J. E; HEMMELI;& CO.'S is the place to buy
SSsSsssi bEEssSSSS 'ssEHARRAAgg,E RATES.
SssSSs: 6ahsSsif + %shNgTs.
SEGAES, I0BASC3, BUTTER EGGS,
In fact ever thing kept in Fancy. Notion. and
GrT Don't mistake the plaes-4xI 7th street. near
y. mo II. cost
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" IRA N q T. Nd Mt!

THROUGH TICRETS can b, obtained al the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN Raj, koAO
OFFICE, corner of Peinsy ynnla avenue snd 6ra
street, Washington, ON board of the Steam FeTry
AleXardria Railroad, at Alexandra.
RieArsona, Danvigs, LynoL5urs, Bristol,
Knoxville, Dalton, atlanta, Chattanooga,
Nashville, HuntsCsHs, Grand .Jarnctio1'
Memphis, Montgomery and Ne,s Orleans.
By direct route, aid continuous railwa, oonpeo-
tons to Memphis.
Ahurding greater Expeditions and Co,nfo,f and
teng over 30 rsslS skor;sr than by sny other route
The steam FRY boat George PHge leaves the foot
of1th street al e. d. H., FOR Alexandria where nss
gsngers take tie cars Tor Richmond, CharlottsvI!Ie
Staurton, White SGiphur Springs, Woodslock a A ,
and at ~ y. m. for kic6xlond and all points Sonth
west, making sure and close Connections TO Mem
pks.
baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the ofboa
ia. avenue at O'Clock 3. m. and D. m
iel1-a Whshin,to,
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE,
Only RsgulGv Lane, and WIikoaa Fail,.ys
for EigA Years.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAnA RAILROAD.
ED STATES MAIL LINE,


CAuTloN.-So many frauds and impo- e.~
sltlons OF yerious kinds have been lately ~ )
eST l.s q on trSvslers bound TO CA
agent for passage b. lac O. s Mai ns Tia zsd
ma In the city of New YORK, feels n his Gut, 20
caution al persons seeking passage 10 CslIforuis.
hnd the true once of the Steamships az ths III q
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad as no othe, ~. -.
In rev orb Is authorized TO engage passage. ''
which is at ia West street, corner OF w. ork'
Company's Wharf A'e1 VI INC
us G.'SS. Ra ,fa SIs the ss SsST. Nav
TIE PACIFIC NAN sANys STEAMSHIP COM
One OF the Steamships OF Comps ny, carrying
c ca tHIhsted Me- MAJ fot aoS
Panama twice each month, on tbe nrrivas
OF the United States Mail : g. Com apS's .t.ame,,
Nhioh leave New Orleans and New lIrk rerplsri,,
1 Nh Pansssengers' connecting via PANAMA RAIL
Thess steamships have been inspected and ,
p,oysa py the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
The Panama Railroad ts7 miles Iorr, is now oo,n-
eteo fr1m oe- an TO oceaI. aud 10 crossed in or
e san ans s Ssssssd !.
are embarked at Panama by steamer NJ lire oo,n
p PANS eTpsSse The money pad in New Yofk
covers al expenses Of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept IN port IN Panama and
san Francisco TO prevent detention IN case on accl
Dent SO that the route ~ entirely resats-no failure
Passengers leave Panama the same dav thov..
RYE al Aspinwall. ~ s' NJ
Conductors 60 through by each steamer and tax.
s enarIe oil women and children without other pro-
For through tickets at the lowest mites ami, a,
ne agency; Ia West street, New York. 10 7. W.
EEhhfMMONp;-or to ARMSTRONG, HARRisE
CO. New orieans.-or c. L. BARTLETT. Bos
~
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ARiES TUCK and al sorts Of COMBS A.
uaea h>ens sAS9 WnlAsts' Hsta. 10 SSs
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.


PkoTEasoR Woeo-near Sir: Having the In
lore The best portion OF hair the
lever In New orleans Ia 1854 make trial
Of your preparation aud ouni to answer 40 the very
Thing needed. Ny hair Is thick gloSsy and 10
words can express you giving 20 Ia,
sn,icted ssch q treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The sgned Rev J. K. Bragg minister In regular
standing aud pastor OF the Orthodox Brookhed
MASS He gentleman Of influence universally
beloved. VIM nyRP
BRooErIELD, January H. lSss.
fhoJEssos WooD-Dear Sir Having made tris your
Hair Restorative gives pleasure say that its eject
has been excellent In removing d.pdruu and
constant tendency to itching with which I bars been
troab from my childhood and has hair
which was b. coming gray original color hav. used
no other article with anything like the pleasure
proat Yours truly, . aRIos
The Restorative is put up In bottles offs s,xe,.
viA: Large, medium. and small the email holds 4
q pipt and retaIls for 81 per bottle; tho medium
holds t least twenty per cent. more in proportiop
than the small retaiis for 81 PER bottles The arre
retail, fSI as, 80 ~ ''O'0'''n AH0
New York, ti4 tho great N. y. Wire Rsilina Fst.SS
hshment, d and ih Market ST.. st. Loals, NO.
And sold BY al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
0S9l0I1e l1-an
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THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON rs
l. GIBBSS VEGETABLES BALSAN psrform-
ING Gnost pirsolss n eoysrias - Bad Hssds anS
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Irayelsrs' Directory.
Discs HTfSS ssttffH FxFE4s or,rr
81. $40 :" - - =
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
&AagEaMe 49,

FROM WisHISST ron FoE ftJE WEST
e folovsi
LIST. MAIL TRAIN start, at rs q. M, Sunday
exoepted,D connecting closely at Washing ton June
tlon, for The vest and Chicago. -
"a; THG seIISSSSisS ls ST h92U,s AND
m. next DAY, and connecting directly with E1press
Tram for LouisyIlis. Cairo and the Southwest, and
Tor st. Louis, Kansas, DO 11me, from w Gshfnston
20 Cmoinnat. 3 hours or 20 81. LOUIS onr a hours.
To view the g rand Mountain Scenery Of the Road
IN daylight, take either the Us g. m. or $50 ,. m.
For PETERSBURG end az Stations on the North
western Virginia Road take the ~ D. IN. Train. For
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage c. ecks 20 al guar
ters, and every other possible faculty vii be found
WAY PASSENGERS for tire Main stem Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railrosd viii leave Washing
ton az follows:
For all points between wsshinxtou ysaotion and
PIEDMONT take the 7.45 q. m. trans.
For oil Stations between Piedmont and Wheeling
snck Tram take the $50 ,. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for baltimore ~ s IS aud f.B
q. m., and $50 and Is PIN. On SundnJ ~ SO D. N.
Leave BALTIMORE at l.sD and go o. m. and $50 and
81 p. m. On Sunday 81 50 q m. only.
The 7s5 ind as trans only will stop 81 way sta
tions and for Anis pohs connections.
The IS q IN. and Ssh y. m. are the chief connect
Ing trains for the west, and the 6.l5. 7.<s and $50
.. "a. trans for the east.
and OHIO Railroad Ticket ofSce, WsshlnstoI.
T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
ooI Master OF TrsnpcrtatioH. Baltimore.
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CHARLES n KUGIEP

CHARLES N. KUGLER,
no 5ls Pa. acesxe, befreen "a osd Sd sfs
A. w ~ iurnlsh and send ICECRAM in any part az
tne city ~ III 20 pergallon; 20 cents a Quart. Fn-s
estvais, Balls and Parties ofau kinds iurnished 90
'ns nost reasonable terms.
&C Sm .-- ..---..l ..A- G.. NJ, Kucrrp
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THE VIRGINIA sPRIN6S.-Passenrers for
l. the Orange and Alex
sndria Railroad, By leaving - e -
their names 1T the ONCE OK SESf41E1Ry
the Alexandra and WASHINGTON Railroad 7th al
and LOUISIANA avenue, VIA be called for and con
yeJed 10 the Long Bridge station, where a rood
breakfast can be obtained. This line carrIes the
y. = N all for the y. IL A. II. X. Passengers viii
hnd Tree from the annoy of wagons and horses
that 10 met with on the boat. IL Ia the most eIpe-
cftioIs. and IN many instances, tire most ecopofni-
Baltimore. ' "oin
Mos. jeI
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COSMOPOLITAN ART AsSOCIATION
~ FIFTH YEAR

what yoH Gsf by SHbScrfbsng in this As,o-
eiation.
kvery person subscribing THREE DOLLARS will
reoeIyea COPY Of superb Steel Engraylnr
-fhE VILLAGE BLACKSdITH;,
Also. COPY OF the beautiful Arr JoukYaL," an
Illustrated Quarterly Magazine; also SEA- son
I1ckets 70 Visit Eastern and Western Galleries
including the Dusseldorf Gallery. New YorI
III In addition 20 the above benefits there will
Pc gwen 70 subscribers, gratis, the lar OF jam
Sculpturss, do. e'A'AAss'
ID NO subscriptions received aftsr the above
For particulars see specimen "Art Journal
Subscription receiyed By TAYLOR 4 MAURY
oliy agents for Washington, ID, C.
ID SUBSCRIBE NOW. noIs-.o,x
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II N + z 3. &C.. "a.
have IN store q CONF lets stock Of GAS CHAN
DELlEkS, BkACkETS, and PENDANTS. of
beautiful designs and superior hnish, which will Be
500 prices that VII compare With any similar es-
GAS PlPiNG inserted By or psrisncsd workman
under my personAI 50 perinte dence.
A call II solicited before making selections else
where. JACOB SCHEIFLEY,
No as Pennsy vania avenue,
90 y colin between 10th and llsh sits.
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! Medicines.
THE BEST cough sYRUPs IN The
r.s.., ,ouau W W. 3 tIJ o.. -n,h,,
HARTsHoRNE,sS fEGGT2EHLe SYRUP OF

Thin srticle 10 prepared BY chemist, and 10 pro:
nounoed br medical men, and those Who have ed
II, to b the best prepsration for CeesAs, Coids,
from Cstd, ana . preventive of that lion Of DIS
eases, G oNssNpt soa. II -.s.s - . .l.s - .
Persons Who sing should use il. IL IL pleasant to
the taste, sofens, clears and STRENGTHENS the VOICE
aliays all irritation ofthe thiot and lungs, and pre-
fC Bottles Is and 50 cents and o.. Sold by al
QraGgists in Washington, 6 eorg etewn and Alexsn-
dina lift
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PROTEcTEh hi Ronl LsftsrS Pstsnt

Z HOJECTE1 81 koysl Letters Patent q
Enland. and ACQUIRED by the Seals Of the Ecole do
rhSfmacie de Psrisand the Imperial Collier OF Mod
lone, vienna. Tnesemar No. i! remedy for Re-
system; Tnesemar No. efectually, " the shors
space of three day completely and entirely eradi
Gates ell traces Of those disorders which copsvaand
oubebs have 80 long been thought an antdote for. to
the rum OF the health Of vast portion of the popu
lation. Triesernar No. 5 Is the great Contipelta
remedy for that class Of disorders which. unfcrtu-
n6tely, the English ply sioian treats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction Of the patients oonsti
tuition, and which all the ssrssp6rlia IN the world
cannot remove. TriesemsI NOs. l,2, and are alike
devoid Of taste SMELL and of all sush
ties; They may lie on the toilet table vthopt theI
use being suspected. Sold in tin cases, and divided
in separate doses as administered by Velpeau, La-
lerlau, Roux, Ricord, &o., 40. Price &S each,
or four casee in one for %, which saves s. and
ga cases.
Sod by DR.. II. A. BARROW, No. Isl Prince s,.,s
few blocks west Of Broadway, New York. lmLe
diteiy on reoe,p OF the Cnount Dr. Ii. Will forward
tho So CAGES of Trosemar, and the large sizes, car
rage paid, thus insuTing genuine European prepare
tons. The IS cases also sent but not tree Cf car
riaxs. Censnltations as usuai, from n q: IN. tall
few blocks west Of Broadway. felly
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yOkDON'S ASIAfIC MLXTUkEIA saiel
VI speedy, and certain cure for Cholera -Morbus,
FINK, DyseRtery, Dmrrhea, and all affections Of the
Bowels, and for Summer Complaint Of Children.
There 10 no Medicine esual to 1t il would not in
used IL In his family for more than ten years. and
supplied the afflicted free Of charge with entire suo-
CESS IN every case. He 10 now induced BY gentle-
men this city, thst have tested its virtue TO place
II IN the dihe rent irug stores in Washington Tor
sale. Manufactured and for sale BY
= 49, j. III. GORDON,
al 2o-Sn No. sos Pa. sv.. Wsshinston, d. c.
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CRACKERS, to, &c-We are constantly re-
~ ceiving fresh supplies of Fox Crackers Err
BISCUIT; Edinburgh Biscuit, large aud small Eng
ersi Pilot Bread. &C.: -Arnod's Fancy Crackers,
20, GO. KING & BURCHELL,
Oo29 oOrner 18th st. and Vermont aYenna
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ALPHxBEfICAL -
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Csntaisiax Cesds Of f,st-eiass EsssSlisAssssts
~ at departments Of bssissss ~ tks city.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE =
Epwhsp BABYLON. SO 7th st.. north Of Pa. Az.

ONAL w AhEnOUSESs
Epwhsg ssNsscs. 5is TIN It,. north Of Pa. Az.
r. Nzsslsa. Agency Block, DOR. Z sts., Sd story
n. MsaRiLL, oof, 7Lh 1t. and Lou. ay, up STARE.
w hrfo RRts21fs Al law Ssd''' Is
= 8. BAXTER, 4ss i7th st., bet. D e 4. s-...b.5 81.
CHILToN q MAGRgpKR. corner Lou. av. and 5th st.
r. THOMPSON, y ~ St, bet. Pa. av. and City Hall
B. MifcsEII, east @inr ci. III IA. In ~
Z;C. Ro1aNs. cor & sts.; ats in patent cases
VIZ; b WEse: Z Lou. av., bet. ~ 4 9th ste.
g, 9: KRAFT, 8, e. corner Pa. av. L 18th ct.
MSKELpEy & Co.. <6 7th st., bet. & e. -
WIrHrRs' CIrIzaNs' BAND, at Mstzsrotrs, Pa. Az.
h HENks s All SAS RI sIlx sth st. east
RIses Co, N. w. cor. 18th ut. & N.Y.sv.
SwsKNT, kTTrKNHousK. FAINT q Co., $50 Pa. Nv.
fgTER, LA Co. 81 7th st;, north of Pa: av;
Co., fs h oST ,os
BiLEiaRD t Sailors Is Ps s' Bet ~ and 9th ''''
TAs5Sf s 18th ST. COR
JOHN DuyALL, ST., bet. 9Th I'm, near Pat Ofios,
JOYCE LEHMAN, (horse shoers,) q Ohio sy.
ROBERT PAsxalLL. SS va. av- nees tsh Ct, Island.
BORkMDiNG.HouSES.. L. ''a' ~ ave- oo@
Mrs. BATHS, southwest corner Pa av. and 9th ST.
Mrs. BBck, southwest corn Pa. az. and 18th 81.
Toss.r Pa av Sssxssn IL s and sa
ss IS Il between ii'n and ls '''
SSSRs AND 81 Fl Hsi qh and h SITS
WN. BALLANTINR. religious book dspost'y, 4sa7 Ut
N3RIazRs LIsEsIiKs BooIsToRx, 81 7th 1t.
BOOT AND SHOE STORES.
s.oss, RERSs. SO y, g. g. sv near 81 &: a.,
tiisH Lsds. Shoe Store, Is Msr fs sese. IS
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I AIDES HAIR WORK REPAIRED, or taken
Mandatory. Pa. avenue between 9Th and 10Th sts
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L. A6 E EE RDE Po T..
No. Ssl Pa av between q and 9Th SIS
One key 32.5o; one dozen quart bottles, 81 Co.
III We send the Beer free Of cost to any part of
the city. -
9-6m CT. Il W. GERECKE
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
Eagle PIOwS

Reed SITS, PhIladeipbiaI i,D 'front.' an'
Manufacture Nos. /, 2,3.4.j Righ, IIonJ
Nos. 40 Al, Left Hand Eagle, SeIESbarna'nin %u
r'o"s; r Nos. |, =, 3, 4, ), Eagle lmproycd C%'"s
NOS D. l. J ,, 3, Hill S de. Nos iii %
IL uSlnG' No. ., Right Hand, and No. 6 I'oG ~
soil Plows. " - - 0uo'
u AISo' TX Scrapers, Field and Garden RoIlars
farmers Boilers for coal or wood. All ofwLich
are Tor sale at their Works, at CURrIs& I.Yn,s
corner corner OF Market and Decatur SITS. or NJ rho
GIhereht ~ Agricultural and Hardware stores
IN Application, we will send description of ar.
tlcles by mail. P''0" Vi ur-
eu W, we also manufacture Hollow ware. Enomell-
ware Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, &C.. &C.
maTIS.ly WI" N'E"f'
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
To Planters and Co.,n.rs

r. LoDt MANUFACTURINC; COMPANY in.
oar ,So IN lS4O, with capital of SlOO OO0
as T6 Tbe sner New and Improved PoU6RErE for safe
Tobaccn oS aLd best fertilizer for Corn Cotton,
ns oeen used with great success IN The N"rhern
erGI % o seventeen years. ItIs lnOdOrous very pow-
Win 5s 5' s yet can be used Without danger in contact
YORK from which this fertilizer is monn5c,reJ y, ia
nov as ne most powerful manure in ILS world
q nee sS Per barrel on hoard Of vessel in New York,
% 10 nor barrels and over; under that quantity
sem n gra's is. and post paid to any applicants
null however small, is respectfully solicited.
'AdureSs LODI MANUFACTURER co,
decI-2m 90 COurtandt street.
New YOik
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
FR EIG KHT
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS

THE subscriber has commencod
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smvrma ms =
the Railroad Depot and back. for tho 1,,.'' "a y
OF Hauling GOODS aud FREIGHT fall L;pJS pGI'
lie VIII also run hisWagons to and from Sn'ur
ma Lasdlng, for the purpose of hauling .II
Kinds OF Freight brought by the Vessels. RSicIs
iron' Wosd, Coal, Lime. Lumber, &c. &c
Those wishing hauling done will have i,
promptly attended TO, aud at reasonable rates
ny calling on the subscriber. ~''''
49, JOS. C. GRIFFITH
w Letters and small packages con6ded 70
charge. 'e''u without
feb I3-tf o.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18

Treasurer: WM. SATTERFIELD.
Register: r. w. REYNOLDS.
Recorder GEO. RAWLSTON.
ProthsnOtary 'RICHARD n. MERRlKEv.
Clerk of the Peace HENRY Tom.
Clerk of the Orphans Court. JAMES +. ALLEz.
Sheriff: JOHN GREEN.
Coroner EDWARD REED
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
State Government.

Governor: PETER F. CAUsEY.
Secretary of State: JAMES r. LoFLAxD.
State Treasurer: WM.J CLARK
State Auditor a. b. MARVEL
Judge U s. Circuit Court: WILLARD Han
Chancellor: SAMUEL NJ. HARRINGruN
Chief Justice: +. w. GIIPIN Associates ]
JOHN w lIOVsrON. EDWARD iTuoTEN.
Attorney General: GEO. +. FISHER
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
sRlcK-haAKiNG, Painting,

me undersigned would respecrG,Il, in,o,r. Il, u.
publc that he ~ prepared % fiji ~, b'. H.; .,e
II,' heaf Slny rna Landing orders for Snv c
DI1iChS except the pressed ot lbe sh",,a ",nut o.
"s,rcd se make and burn Kns IN tho counlrv VIZ,
~ lie also connues to cnrrv ; "'e,l @
,,1,t - w. Diah"ss IA all lis branches Sxecu,,"o
. SmyInayDei.. April 30, 81 ''''A"4 OioAf ~.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
Town Government.

Commissioners: William Denny John Eaton H.
William Cummlns James X. CleIaenrs. William q
Liason. Robert Denney Enoch Spruauce.
Assessor: Thomas l. Sutton
Treasurer: Thomas T.. Jefferson
:, PslIce: Charles HAYDEN. Owen Simpson, Rec.
Pratt, John Eaton, Jf, John Mannering
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
PETER T.. LAyVS
SUCCESSOR TO PETER FRITZ.
Franklin Marble LVoyl,e

"o o<o RACE street, between 9Th mn, ,u
oPP2sl!e lhe Franklin Square PhIIodcI'hini hfiiee's
- ino on Aand large assortment of Moi,n,n.,,,.
oJ ,r, a" NlanIles, of The latest syIc.
lions OF BUILDING WORKS. ~ "'' a'AcHP-
e., ei'ons ii want Of any of the absve o-,;oI. a,
~ oheit advantage 20 call before purcbos',. ~,
~ Wv prices and Quick sules mvI.IH
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
Fancy Furs for Ladies'.

Join FAREIIA & CO., lNcw No SIS MARKET
cI o., ao'Ne Eighth, Philadelphia. Importers. MANN
Gfcn Ic FANCY FUkS, Wholesale and RelaIl, ] +.
~ " would call the attention of Dealers and Tho nm
r generally I" their immense Stock Of Fanc, Furs G
N'eh'I'mcL and Children their assortment en-
braces every article and Kind of Fan. - 49, IN "a
" ' worn uurhg the stason-such as Full Cqucs U,ii
apes 'S'artrr CHpcs Tama> Vciurlnes Bo,s AI,,ti
anu hn"I'eS from The finest Russian Sable To- tLn
lowest prre domestic Furs. ~ '''
for gentlemen the largest assortment orFur Collars
,,S n'inS The direct Importers of all our Furs orJ
' i t tnrGrS "i lhcm under own suner\ \islony,r
itei 'atshed We can offer better Inducements IN don
erS Hlh INC public generally than any other hnnsc Lv
~ an immense assortment 10 select FROM and al the
'lhiinI'c'urers prices. We only ask a call
~ JOHN FAREIRA Il %
No. SIS MARKET street. nbnvo E,,I,h
selG-i I'm '' HoI M iittSil'h'
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
Hundred Officers.

Notary Public j. S. HCFFINcrnN
Justices of the Peace Smgrnq, j. EATON DAx,,
ID. FAIRIES; KeAtOn, WM H. TAYLOR
Collector: MARTIN J.. SMITH
COnstables: Smyrna, Cant IIENRY D. SCorr Io,,,
EATON, Jr kent0n. l.. p. MEzlcK.
Assessor; JAMES w Roe
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18

i,. ,,I...., '.' i'''''t lrIl ~, .. .,
"'H PiH'' O." "iN'nFSs IA an elegant tnd s...,,,, -.
syn ana kr'tS Constantly on hand "A lar,, ,.,,~.
'.'i" .' OF fHSh'"nablc tGRNIrURE, OF All lInJ,.
mem and under hrs own supervision lie aI.; ,c,,'
menus !" he pnbiIc ms newly invented and improy rI
S'I" bcdSead and Lounges, which for conycn,e,,,..
,',. e"Sc s1rla'S nlYhng ever used before IN,
~ "I' hth"A5y LOW. and he sollcIls a s,;ir,.
OF public patronage. ''''''
.o.s.,,> JOHN A. BAUER.
sep30, '51-ly pp',r,,'a' i,rc oilure'
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
AZ r. WI 0V ar.

onN STONE ~ SONS. Irnborter, and I,h,..-y =,
q. "ll.K% , RlsHoNS and MILLINERY Ca%S.n I,1nnS S'
ave ie'o, % from A. South Second stree ~ ,
Jo"r h"% elegant Store No sos CHESTNUT strset
sr lfend- aud The trade generally ''"seh aa 70 see