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Banks.

Wien the New Castle County Bank, at
0lesss, was chartered, the Legislature required
not only clever bonus to the State, but the
Individual liability of The stockholders for the
hlihtul management OF the concern. This was
considered step 10 advance of the old mode of
bank stock aud bank notes of permanent value.
aud circulating medium above SUSPICION
The people felt themselves secure in the pos
session of the "rag currency" But our mod
eru SOlOns, in general assembly met, thought
net so. Ia the case of the Banks just charter
ed, they not only refused to accept bonus, but
threw away the individual liability clause, as
much as to say, Now, swindlers, walk in !;
laieanuy and lllenoy could stand 'wild cat ;
banks, aud so kin we." And, from present aP'
pearancea, they WiU walk in. We know not
what were the inducements in granting such
liberal charters to the Banks at MiddletOwn
iad Newport, but the Bank at Milford, Madam
KumOr says (and Madam Rumor as often speaks
truth as falsehood), that Col. France desired IT,
legislature, of course, had to pass Tor, as saith
that lri.e old adsge, money makes the mare
Co." Il would seem that, to be once COlgG
ted" would be sufficient for an intelligent com
nunity, but they really seem to want to bt
"COlgated" again. Gov. Causey in his "lnau
gual," if we recolect Alright, disowned tn
Milford or Colgate Bank, as Delaware Bank
and, 10 four years to come. if the mother Q
Governors, sends another Executive to th
Capital, we may expect to hear just such anO
'her statement in regard to the new Bank
When will the people learn wisdom! Ifther
were honesty at the bottom of these concern'
Why should the applicants desire lOop-hOl
left For the escape Of rogGes!
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
IrE ii S.

The Philadelphia Conference will meet
this year in the Green st. Church, Phiadel phia,
and commences it's session on the 24lh OF
March. Much curiosity begins to be manifest
among them and their people, in regard to the
changes that must take place necessarily, in
thelr pastoral relations.
-Major John Jones in now making prepa-
rrtions to plant the whule of his tarn, known
as Gum Bush.' with peach trees, the coming
spring. The estimated number OF trees lie
about $4,000, which will make, we should say,
pretty extensive peach orchard.
I'VE regret. says the Commonwealth, 10
announce the decease, in Newark, Oh Tuesday
last, OF George Platt, Esq, Que of the Oldest
and highly respected citizens of the county
Mr.. PlaIt was formerly sheriff Of this county,
and also collector Of the port at New Castle
lie was iu his 73 year.
- The report that several members of our
Legislature have been engaged in duelIng, is
probably we'll founded. murderous wea pom
was seen under one of the members desk, and
anOt4er member, dangeroutly wounded in the
neck, having received several shots Immediate
ly under the palate.
Tile Postmaster General advertises for
proposals 10 carry the mail from Smyrna VIZ
Chesterfield and MIlington to ChesterIown,
Md, leaving the former place at IL N. every
day, Sunday excepted, aud the latter place at
am.
James McNamee, of the Practical Farm
er, Brandywine Hundred, Delaware, slaughter,
ed hog on Monday last, which weighed when
nicely dressed, seven hundred and eighty -nIne
pounds.
An iron ship of large size is building in
| Wilmington, Delaware, for Com. Vanderbilt
The present Legislature of Delaware is
destined to become famous. 1t has not enly
gone heels over head in authorizing The sale Ol
lottery tickets, but has actually passed an act
in favor of " shinplaster currency" by re-
pealing an existing law prohibiting the Issue
OF notes below five dollars Baltimore Sun.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

Ornamental SHADE-TREE ASSOCIATION
rAe young gentlemen of our towu talk of
forming themselves into an Association under
che name and title of the Ornamental Shade
Tree Association" for the purpose Of purchas-
ing, at moderate expense. shade trees, to be
planted throughout the town, ia order to beau
tify and make it more attractive to visitors and
residents during the hot summer months o.
June, July aud August. A number have al
ready joined the Association. The sun euti.
Ting one to membership is moderate, and soof
we hope to see thrifty shade trees in front O.
the residences Of those who cannot or will no
place them there themselVes-the donation o
the Association.
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Important to Females.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The combi-
nation Of ingredients IN these Pills the result of
long and extensive practice. They mild in their
operation aud ceriam IN correcting all Irregularities
PAINFUL Menslru IiOns. removing all distractions.
whether from col or otherwise headache, pain lnthe
slde palptidtiO OF the heart whIles all nervous a
Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and limbs
NC, disturbed sleep. winch from interruption Of
nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
W IS the commence nj of new in the treatment
OF those irregularities and distractions which have
uiuI and tue beloved to Premature Grave. No ie-
male enjoy good health unless she Is regular, anu
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begIns TO decline.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are tho most efleciual
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to e.
males. To all Glasses they invauable, inducing
with ceriainty periodical regularity They are known
To thousands who have used them at different periods
hrOughnuI the country. having the sanction OF some
OF The most eminent PhysiciOns IA America. E&plIcl
dlreciOs stating when and when they should not be
used with each BOx-the Price One Dollar each box
containing 40 Pills.
A valuable Pamphlet, tn be had free OF the Agents
Pills seat by man. prGInptly, hY enclosing price TO thu
Cseneral agent. SUlh by JAMES p. IOFFECkER
SinyrMa, AMI by Druggists generally.
| X. 8. lIU fCIIlNGS General Agent,
| febI7 ly l65 Chambers ST.. New York
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Married.

On the 18th ulr., by Rev. Mr.. Quinn, Sam
uel Msllalieu, of Queen Anne's CO., to Julia
Walls, of Mllnglon, Kent county.
ln Philadelphia on the 18th ult., by Rev.
Chas. Brown. Edwin +. Webb, formerly of
Smyrna, to Clarlssa, daughter OF John Nj. Wood,
both OF Port Penn, Del.
On the 22d uli., at Little Creek, by Rev. J.
Street, Of Phlla., Rev. VIM &. KQnnard, Of
Wilmington, Del, 10 Armina D. Cook, of Lit,
tie Creek, Kent county, Del.
On the :3rd ult, by Rev. s. w. Thomas,
John Simpson, 10 Mary B WiIlett.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

ALI RIonT! De SAUTY.'-De Sauty, the grear
mysterious De Sauty still remains at the Cyrus station
ofhe Atlantic Telegraph with several assistants who
by night and by day, are watching for signals
broken currents unlntegIble transmissons. .
and all that sort of thing. About the best thing De
Sauy can do is TO drop his Intellectual wire-working
and come on TO Philadelphia, where he can be free
from anxiety, and enjoy the luxury of wearing such
elegant garments made at tho Brown Stone
Clothing Hall of Rockhil g. Wilson, Nos. 6O3 and COS
Chestnut street above SIxIh, PhIIndelphia.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
Lectures on Washington and Napoleon,
By DOcToR r. CORREA.

First Lecture.-On the origin, first political
creation, life, adventures, great deeds, great
crimes, exile and death of the first Napoleon,
during the French Revolution, in the days Of
Lafayette. The downfall of the French mon.
archy; the King, the Queen and royal family
beheaded on the scaffold the first Republic
the Consulate and the Empire the reign of
one hundred days, till Louis Napoleon. The
great superiority of Washington over Napoleon
is proved with irretragable evidence. God
said "et there be light, and there was light"
Washington said let there be liberty, and
there is liberty"
Second Lecture.-The ingrattude of Ma
poleOn towards Josephine the bloody Wars of
the first Empire; the Empire is war; to finish
the varied history of that wonderful man. aud
life of crimes committed by the tyrant, the
thief of the French liberties, called Louis Ma
pOleon, Emperor of the French. No tyranl
ever ruled over slaves more tyrannIcaly lnan
Souuque, the slave negro Emperor of Haytu.
and Louis Napoleon. Here ends the second
lecture on Washington and Napoleon. ,0hich as
Gltog ether an American concern.
Ladies and gentlemen, lovers Of truth IN his.
tory, are respectfully invited to buy tIckels.-
The Doctor is at Smyrna Hotel. Young ladies
and gentlemen learning in the Academy, may
obtain tickets at the Doctors. for halfthe price
ticket for two lectures, % cents. with the
privilege of introducing lady gratis. These
are cheap lectures. AS soon as one hundred
tickets shall be sold, notice will be given of the
day to commence.
DR.. Correa teaches French, Italian aud Span
ish. Two dollars for twenty lessoas.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

The KNcKERBocKER, for March, is a COM
plete number, aud maintains the character OF
this sterling Magazine for ripe scholarship anu
genuine hUmor.
GoDEY's LADY's BoOK.-The March number
Of GODEY's has been received. GuOEY Is al.
ways valuable as well as Interesting to the la
dies, to whom 1t Is an assistant huusekeep per
and clever counselor.
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIsr. The February
number OF this popular agricultural journal IL
received. 1t contains 81 pages, crammed tc
overliowiDg with Just the information which
farmers aud iruItgrowers need. Il is hand
somely got up aud we'll illustrated with new
aud beautiful engravlngs OF anInals. machines
implements, fruits, trees, shrubs, flowers, &c.
"THE Stars AND STRIPES. I'VE have re-
ceived from the publishers a copy OF the trs
number Of Frank Leslie's new weekly journal
entitled "TRE SrARs AND STRIPES" III II
designed" says the proprietor, =" to be IN ever!
respect as perfect family paper for the cOun
Try as possible"
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
DIR. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry.

The editor OF the " Flag of Our Union says in hi
paper Of July H. 1853 -' The memory OF Dr. Wlstar s
embalmed in the hearts of thousands VINO have expe
renced entire from Coughs, Colds, Consumptio
and Pulmonary Disease generally by The use of his
RAIsAM. The invalid need not fear to give this pre-.
paraIlun careful trial, speak from experience
More than years since the editor Of hs paper test
ed excellence by individual trial IN his family with
the surprising results as curative for pulmonary
disease"
Cases of Consumption and Whooping Cough
Cured.
The following, from highly respectable gentleman,
speuks for itself:
KEYPoRT N. j.. May 20, 1858.
S.W FowLE & CO.,-Gemltmen: This cerlilies that
| was fOI many years afflicted with a disease of the
lungs until became weak that was with difficult
ty could walk. My cough, uring IhIs time was very
severe causing frequently great quantities
OF blood. attended with prouse night sweats.
Aiter using various remedies TO no purpose adj.
vIsed to try WIsars Busam Of Mild Cherry. did SO,
and before using the first Dule was entirely restored
10 perfect health and strength.
would also mention that this BaIsam cured little
gIrl Of mile of a severe attack Of Whoopng Cough,
when her life given over by the phy ysIcIa and all
other remedies had failed
(Signed) JOSIAH HOFF.
None genuine unless signed ." l. BUTTS" ON the
"a er wrapper.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE g. co, Boston,
Smyrna; G. w. Spicer LeIpsc; J. l. iIeverin Little
Creek Landing james Cowgirl Il Sun and ID Burton
bower; Thomas Simpson. Camden; James Cock, Ere.
derIca Jacob Y. FOuIk and Il. r. tia.nmerSley Mil,
loid; J. IL. y w L. VanGesel Clarks Corner, and BY
Dealers generally. [Feb3 I'm
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

or Rev. w. c. Robinson, of Dover, lectured
on Wednesday evening last, to fine audience
at Wards Hall. His subject, "Joy," or rather
" True JOY" was one which seemed naturally
adapted to the lecturer, whose purity of heart
and correct purpose of life, enables him alone
to see the good, the true, and the beautiful
The speaker described, in chaste and elegant
language, the various kinds of "Joy "-the
social, domestic, parental, patriotic, &c,-all
of which, to be "true joy," had their source
and origin in lite of pety, and would eventu-
ally reach the happy cousummation Of joys i'm
mortal in the Paradise of God.
Remember the lecture, tonight. of DR.. T.
c. Rogers Subject, EthnOlogy, or the Negro
Distinct Species
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

A CHEAP RELIGIOUS PAPER.-The Parish
Visitor is one of the cheapest religious pa pers
in the country. 1t is published monthly in
New York city, and sent, free of postage, to
any address, for the inconsiderable sum of twen-
ty-fiye cents, to be paid in advance. There
are now upwards of sixty copies in circulation
in our town, and every subscriber has express
ed great satisfaction with its contents. We
should be happy to see it in the hands of every
citizen. 1t is thoroughly Evangelical in its
tone and sentiment, and seeks to spread the
knowledge OF a Saviour and to extend the
kingdom of God. 1t is free from any secturiun
or sectional bias, and devoted exclusively to
the promotion of true religion among men,
Persons wishing to obtain copy can do 30. by
giving their name aud address, and money, to
Mr.. Henry Il. Parsons, or to the Rev. Mr..
Gramner.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
c a n q .

PROF. ]. l.. BEGGS, of Wilmington. takes
this method of informing the public of Smyrna
and it's vicinity, that. having formed an engage
ment to teach the Smyrna Band. he will have
some unoccupsd time which he would be pleased
20 e,aploy in teaching. tunIHg, &c. He may be
consulted at I.eonard's Hotel ftom 7 to 8, on
Thursday morning of each week.
Smyrna, Feb. Il, l959-lm.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
Farms for Sale.

FOR SALE-ThuI well known and v:ry desirable
Farm formerly owned by Rchard BlacklsIOn, deceaS-
ed at Blacklson's = Roads, Kent county Del Snpe"
rior Buildings Apple Orchard and other Fruit irSes
good water and very healthy; containing 267 Acres
Of superior Land, 60 or more OF excellent Timber
Also 4 beautiful Farm known as the Griffin Farm,
highly lnproved buildings good young Orchard
nlemeJ; water very good; within half mile of the
shoye and IL one OF the handsOmesi farms in the STATE
Persons may see the property by calling on MARrlN
l. SMITH, in Smyrna, or those living On the + arms
JOHN HUEY,
March Al, No 6S King st , Wilmington.
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CATTLE FOR SALE.

Consisting of COWS, HEIFERS' and sFEEkS-
some of which are nearly ready for slaughter Also.
one good Family HORSE. The owner Fe'Irns IRON
farming
Wanted, $500. for a few months. Se-
cur,tv given on n Farm wOCIh ten times the amount.
Wanted. also a BUILDING LOT in Smyrna
9r Inquire at Esquire EArON'S. adjoining Fox
,,eII's hnteI Su yrna Del Feb 2I-3t
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
s " WING.

MRS BYRNE and MISS f. A. LyCETT continue
10 do all kinds OF FANCY SEWING, EMBROIDERY,
&c. 91r Family Sewing. by the day or week.
Gentlemens SHIRTS made in the newest style
All persnns desiring substantial work at Low Price
will find it to their advantage TO call
&or WEsT COMMERCE ST., SNYRSA, neIt door to E:
LuTly. FebIO, 5SIm
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

CuBA BILL WrrHDRAwN.-On Saturday, in
the U. s. Senate. Mr. Slidell, of La, formally
Withdrew the Bill for the acquisition of Cuba
alleging tnat by the manoeuvres of it's oppo.
nen,s vote could not be reached. He gave no.
tice that he would renew The bill on the FIRST
day of the next sessina.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
PERSONAL.

Ma EurroR:-rhls is TO inform the scOnndrel who
cut nv carrtuge.reIs The Town of Sml rna, ell the
nrgLt Of the 23d ui February, that | know him. lie
- a large man. " tn dark HAIR and brown whSkers.
and has no business OF permanent nature. except
lying.
Tins is also caution him 10 beware in future, how
ne attempts 10 do private injury, or he may re-
ceive that which he rich merits. ,o.
March 2. b. r. LAI lOMCS.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
NO TIC e.
The undersigned having taken possessiOnO Of
HOFFECKER'S MILLS,

fCsrmery occupied by james Evans.) is prepared
to Manufacture Wheat FLOUR. Corn MEAL, and
Buckwheat Flour; and also, 10 Crush and Grind Corn
On the Cob for SI0ck-isOd. &C.
The services Of superior Miller have been engaged
aud no will be spared to give entire satisfaction
60 our paiTolIs ,
BRAN and SHIP. STUFF constantly on hand and
for sale, bv JOHN ). HOFFEChEk.
hfLrth 3 -.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
REMOVAL

EATON'S STORE has been removed from near
the centre OF the town TO WEST SMYRNA, where
he will be pleased receive the calls OF his friends
aud the puh,c. Ills store is well supplied with
and clmpiete stock 0f DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
QUEENSNARE, &c. which will be sold at Reduced
Prices 3TIhe Highest Prices paid four COUNTRY
PRODUCE. Don't forget 10 ca-at The New Store,
West Commerce Street Smyrna, Del. mar3
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
Supplement to the Proceedings of the
Bachelors Convention.

MatrimonY is nut
For every mans digestion;
When the shell is fairly cracked.
Pop! goes the question.
Pretty girls will sigh and blush
Smper all they can. sir
Till. from out their pouIImg lips,
Pop! goes the answer.
Cupid fans the hsly flame
Rankesl kind Of arson
When 1t gains q certain height,
Pop! goes the parsOn.
Quite throughout the hOneymOon-
Made of rosy colOrs-
Into sundry dry goods tills,
Pop! goes the dollars.
When year has shown its tale.
Round the corner tmay bel,
Out upon happy world.
Pop! goes baby.
MOiher gives it catnip tea.
Faihey gives it brandy,
Aud adowu its gastric tube,
Pop! goes the candy.
Madam lets her h usband scOld.
She must be the whpper.
And. above the youngsters heels,
Pop! goes the slipper.
Bachelor. who lives next door,
Stands il for n season,
But before the year 10 out,
Pop! goes his reason.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
Peach Trees,

or the best varieties; Grape Vines; Enrly June
Potatoes Early Pink Eye Polai"esi Peuch Blossom
very line lot, for sale by
c. 3. ROGERS,
mar3.Im No. III Market ST.. Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
Died.

On the 10th ult., at Little Creek Landing
Susan Cole.
On the 2ith ult., Of scarlatina maligna. Lydia
Ann, daughter Of John and Lydia Aun GoOden,
aged years
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
NJ @ Z

A Cu-Parnershi p has, this day. been formed between
the undersigned under the ina Of O. II & Kay mOnd'
for the purpIse " conducting the Mercantile bns-
npss-lntendIng keep constantly Oh hand iuli as
sorlmen of Guas such generally kept III conn
ry s.Ee which they will sell AT the lowest rates The
nnhI are invited 10 call and examine for themselves,
nj the old established Corner.
GEO. ii RAYMOND.
JACOB RAYMOND.
SMYRNA Del, Feb 25 1859.
pT N. B.-All persons indebted to the undersigned
will pIeuse come forward and settle their accounts as
his Books must be closed ,.,o,,-
March 3. JACOB RAfMOND'
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

cv Attention is called 10 the Lectures on
Washington and Napoleon, or the history Of
seventy years revolution. by DR.. Correa. The
Doctor teaches French; 20 lessons for 50.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
Please Notice.

The subscriber intending to leave soon, begs
leave to request those wishing a correct and
durable LIKENESS of themselves, or Copies
of deceased aud absent friends. to call as early
as possible at WARDS HALL, IN Smyrna,
where they can be accommodated on the most
reasonab bic terms.
D FRANK SAYLOR,
March 3, So Successor to J. II. Marston.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
Smyrna Prices Current.

Corrected Weekly.
Wheat $l40 for white, and 81. .35 for red.
Corn 75c. per BUSH
Flour 800 per bbl.
Meal S0c. per bush.
Rye quiet at Toe.
Oats steady at 45c.
Beans 81 90.
Hay is selling at $40 to Sl5 per ton, for both
timothy and clover.
StaUes-cooper stuff $500 per thousand.
Wood-Hickory $500; best Oak $3.50;
common Oak So 90; Maple $500, and mixed
and rough Oak g.. 90 per cord.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

or Hon. Willard Salisbury left for WASH
inston, on Monday. TO take his seat in the ex-
tra session of the Senate, which will convene
tomorrow, the 4th inst.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

OF Lord Lyons left Englaod in the war
steamer Curacao, and is xpecle ed on the 7th' OF
March Lord Napier will return in the same
vessel. leaving New York about the 2Oth of
March. He will spend several months in Loa-
don before proceeding 10 the Hague.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

Rev. John A. Roche. of New York. preached
a very impressive sermon in the NJ. E. Church
in this town. on Tuesday evening last. The
protracted meeting is still progressing with
good results.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
LO : Z ,

On the evening of MIR. ROMnson's lecture
on Commerce street or al In. Hall, FUh
VICTORINE. The hrder. by leaving L at
the Tunes Printing Office, will be Literally
rewarded.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

0er Attention is called TO the new advertise.
ments in this issue. which occupy much OF our
space, to the exclusion of news matter.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

A BRIDE AND OTHERS FATALLY BuRNED.-
The Louisville Courier has the following ac
count of distressing affair, which happened
at Lebanon, Kentucky, on the 2lst instant:
Miss Susan Shuck, daughter o Johu Shuck,
ESQ.,, was to have been married to Mr.. John
Thomas at IL o'clock. But. tew minutes
prior To the time the ceremony wrs TO be per-
formed, her dress accidentally caught fire, aud
the wedding dress, which was Of thin mnIerIal
was instantly IN a baz", and the young lady
was fatally burned.
Her sister, Mrs. Burr Harrison. in her eff
TO save her, fired her Own dress, aud was, per.
ha ps, more sevetely burued. There IS but ltIle
hope Of her recovery, II is feared Mr. Shuck
and other members 0t The fatally. no also tried
to relieve the yoOGg lady t'om her perlIous
situation, were bIrned. but not seriously. The
scene was terrifying beyond the expression o
language The bride was badly burned iron
the waist up, and the HAIR burned from heI
mead. After her wounds were dressed. anC
whde she lay upon her couch. suffering the IN
tensest agony, the marriage ceremony was per
| formed.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
TRIPS RESUMED.

ON and alter Tuesday, AlarcL lst the
- STEAMBOAT PILOT BOY,
will commence running between phIladel phIa and
Long Pom VIII leave Long Point every Monday,
"Wednesday and Fnday al 3 6O'l"ck. A. NJ Return.
ing leave The first " hart below Arch St PhIlndc1.
phla TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays, al 0'ck,.
\ NJ -0uchng al New tasIIe, Delaware CITY Port
Penn aud Dtakvne Landing, gnIng and retu nlng
~ STAGES from DOter. LrIp>lc and Smyrna
.nnerI with the Boat al Long Pu'nt.
FARE from Dover lie PmIade lAiia, Il IS
SmI '' OO
LeIpsc W
Long Point ~
FARE from Deakynes Lanhing 10 Phlla., 80
Port Penn, delaware City and
New ('aSile, 81
mar3 WM. ). BALL. Capt.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

The REvIvALs.-Both the Methodist church.
es in EasIon, says the Gazette, continue their
protracted and union prayer meetings. About
a hundred persons have professed religion since
shc meetings hrst commenced.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

OF The steamship Black Warrior. previuus-
ly repsrted ashore, has gone to pieces.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
Notice is Hereby Given,

That the undersigned will apply 10 The next
Court, sitting at Dover, Kent county, Del, for
Divorce from her husband, Joseph Williams.
March 3. '59* REBECCA WILLIAMS.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

6- The steamer Pilot Boy resumed her
trips between Long Point and Philadelphia, on
Tuesday. Fare from Smyrna TO Philadelphia,
N.D0 sa 4
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03
SlIyNNAs IDlslLo.
rHURsDAV, MARCH 8, 1853.

Tue TIMES" is published EUery Thusday. by
u,.r D. HoFrEcxER, Editor and Proprietor, at the
r,moeranee Hall. Smyrna, Del.
- vS-susscslPrIoN-One year. 81 so in Advance.
a, $500 # not Prid ill end Of the year. No paper
I;,cOutia4e4 xntiI all arrears are paid-Only at the
a,,ion Of the Publisher.
.orrprIslxa-For eVery square Of l2 lines less first
;.,,iss, so cts; each subsequent insertion 95 cts
i;R.rst arr rngements made Uih yearly and half
ysarls airertisers.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-03

PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Wheut-Wbite 81 so; Red 40; Corn soc
Oats SO.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Wheat-Whlte 81 80; Red As; Corn S5c;
Oats 90.