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, 1859-11-25

VIe1oHlA PAFrnA-Messrs Lowell and Foster,
q he steamer Ril'On @. Hunt have our thankI
ior lnts vie,oria papers.
, 1859-11-25

Opinion delivered by Hon. Chief Justice Nc
Fadden, in the District Court for Pierce County,
W. T., in the case Of the
Puget Sound agricultural Co., Appellants, rs
Pierce County, Washington Territory, Appellee.
Appeal from the decree Of taxation Of the County
Commissioners for the County Of Pierce, W. i.
This cause came on to be heard on an agreed
state Of facts, and was argued by counsel.
On consideration whereof it is now here or
dered and adjudged by this Court that the order
Of taxation made by the County Commissioners
for the County Of Pierce, on the lands claimed
by the Puget Sound Agricultural Company, be
and the same is hereby affirmed, with costs.
o. B. McFADDEN,
C.J, and Judge o. the Dist. Court
For the County Of Pierce, WI.
, 1859-11-25


dered and adjudged by this Court that the order
of taxation made by the County Commissioners
for the County Of Pierce, on the lands claimed
by the Puget Sound Agricultural Company, be
and the same is hereby affirmed, with costs.
o. B. McFADDEN,
C.J, and Judge o! the Dist. Court
For the County Of Pierce, W.T..
Rev. FATHER RossL-We are sorry to learn
that the Rev. Father Rossi has been advised by
his physicians to seek . change Of climate. With
most Of the outward signs Of health, he has
nevertheless long been martyr to very pain
fnl disease. Last spring he had severe surgi-
cal operation performed upon him, but on account
Of the exposure ard constant travel demanded
BY the great extent Of country embraced in his
mission-extending from Vancouver on the Col
umbia river to the lowest settlement on the Sound
the relief he experienced has proved only tenn
porary. HIS destination, We understand, will
probably be Europe. The departure Of Father
Rossi viii be source Of regret throughout the
Sound. His amiable manners, his kindness Of
heart, and his jealous endeayOrs to promote the
moral Und spiritual welfare Of the people, have
gained him the esteem and confidence Of ALL
Coming, as he did, among population composed
Of but few Catholics, he has succeeded to q won
derfGl extent in doing away with the prejudiees
which most Protestants entertain against the Ro-
man Church; and by his sermons, his lectures,
and the purity Of his private lie, he has exerted
an influence on our community that viii be felt
long after he has LEFT US We Join with his nu
merOus friends in wishing him restored health
and pleasant journey. aa,2ra
New WaEELBARRow.-The new French wheel
barrow, which is worked BY men employed to
repair the damage occasiOned by the .Jstes in the
gardens Of the Tuileries, Is attracting much at-
tsntiOn. The novelty Of tho machine consists in
the two legs Of the barrow being replaced by
two wheels smaller than the one in 'front.' and
which are ixed under the body Of the barrow.
The handles are raised 90 as to be on level
with the hands Of the workman and thus upon
level road slight push is eli that Is necessary
for the transport Of the heaviest load. The three
wheels being almost close together, the act Of
turning the barrow In the smallest space becomes
As easy Is possible The workman has but to
lean on one Of the handles, and the front wheel
is lined from the ground, leaving the barrow free
10 be man@uyred like common hAnd-cart
MonnoE EnPIRs.-It Is stated In an Eastern
paper that the Momons have determined 70 oc-
eupy the Island Of PapuA, In the Eastern Archi-
pelsgo separated from Australia BY Torres
- In r.
, 1859-11-25

81 A. kHrnue Tnn,-For week past, ths store
e nsrrra o . Z MsdksF has ben throngsd
uilh psopls. eassl % - snd sassr % purchase
hlnlW sood1 blouShl " b De barqus OH.
Wilhoui Allowing tine y unpaek ne sOods
1nlnilsly ulfh . hnf q bsils 100 luis % OBJ
IN uhnlfhsy wanted. thsanxiow blyss g.Es
- pruprisl1n no psses untl they rsosiEsd what
~ n1uShi; and. hsbss all he eoods were
ePnoi, slls uns mada q . lAIss pIOportiOn d
nrn nos uho dsllIs my a he articles
mlmuIu,,d n Ne aiE,Iiia.nsnt a Ms1EA 0.
aA nnlkH. n nnofhsF column. must give them
ncn|Ion; ~ th,y nIsgoing 81 lIlS hoteaksG
, 1859-11-25

EscAFE AND REruES.- IA few nights since, the
man Loysioy, confined in our jail for q robbery
Of 40 On Nisqually Bottom, took the liberty Of
visiting The outer world, and, during an absence
Of about two hours, succeeded in stealing coat
and vest from the garrison. His escape and re-
turn with the plundsr were observed at about
the same time. On being questioned BY the
Sheriff . 70 Why he returned, he expressed .
decided preference for his quarters in the jail,
with plenty 70 eat and nothing to do.
, 1859-11-25

81 Dr.. Guysott's Improved Extract OF YeIIov1
DOCK ana sarsapara, put In quart bottles contains ors
OF the pure Honduras Sarsapa than any other
exiant which chemically combined with the Ertracs n
Yellow Dock and the Extract Of Wild Cherry thus makns NJ
remedy more thoroughly efficient than any other
before me public the same time perfectly free Iron
Al mineral poisons Whh cannot be said of any other n m
sarsaparia compounds The invalid should beware of mn
era and metallic posons which and form me ae,iVe
basis OF most Of the eaFaapaAs and PanaeeaS Of M av
Guysot Compound Extract Of Yellow Dock and saFpapari
does not contain particle Of these subsanceS a. anv
ascertain by applying the necessary tests.
Let AZ poisonous snrsapara preparations alone and uss
dnysot Improved Extract Of yellow Dock and saFraparr
which thoroughy ecaciOus perfectly harmless and purr
Neeeabe Az kinds OF disease yield To genial
has equal.
Re .grs and get the QUART BOTTLES, sold By ausu...
PARK y WHITE, General Agents. Impov,,,, .,a
Dealers tn an valuable Patent Medclnss i31 WaShipsts
street, San Francisco. snas..
, 1859-11-25
Spttial NOtitts.
Halls sarsaparIlIa Yellow Dock and Io1Iids Z.
POtass

Is prepared from the finest red Jamaica saraaDar,.
English lodde Of Potass admirable restorative ana nv
rher OF the blood, cleanses the system Of all morbid IA
impure natter removes pnples bos and eruptIons from ~
skn cures rheumatism and pains Of all kinds An Who rs
afford should use H. as tends give them strength and
long life. Sold by Druggists generally, o. per bottle
II. HALL CO., Proprietors
Wholesale DruREiIta
S9:Sm 148 and las Clay st. San Franr,,.o
, 1859-11-25

Lows or 1Hs UNFoEEsEEEs-The MaFysville
Democrat complains that the passion for gambling
Is fsaEfdIly on the ineruase in. that city. Men Of
hmily ars squandsring at the faro table the means
which should Be devoted 10 the support Of their
families; and young men dependent upon their
earnings for subsisteuce, have lost the confidence
Of their employers and their situations because
q their iniAtuatiOn fOr gambling. II urges that
stringent measures should be adopted TO break
up the gambling bells. se5 let
, 1859-11-25

FAITH, HoPE, CHARITY. JUSTICE AND INDUSTRY.
Industry Camp No. I, !. O. Of X. m.,.
aIIf In Hetaeoom on the second and fourth MondaV
evening, Of each month. All companlons In Foo1
H.C PERKuSs " q
, 1859-11-25

Hostetter-The surprisIng eRsets Of IFo.s.,.
IEEs VEGETABLE STOMACH BITTERs, In renewing IN.
and dlsspahg dyspeptlc symptoms are truly vondersi
sy nervous debltaed weak and emaeiaed person. nale
three times each day before meals; patient shopiS
oe hy or child In debllated condition. half the Sunnlii
aed avery short time and convince the patient Of a. rH
o. the aooye named happy results which have sss
Bltters such an envable reputation everywhere.
Sold In quantities to suit BY
sO8m ISa Ws.h,n..or ), S ent
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07

MEDICAL AT the late meeting of the Medi.
cal Society OF the State Of Delaware. the fol.
lowing gentlemen we're admitted as members
OF the said Society, viz: Dts. Davis Rankin.
Louis ID. jackson. Samuel ). Sarde nd Charles
J. Polk. The following members were also
elected officers Of the Socie:y for the present
yeur: Dr. F.. D. Daley. President DR.. II. F..
Willis, Wee President; DIR. J. w. SHARP. Sc.
cfe,ary; Dr. II. +. Askew. Treasurer. Censors
Dire. Bush aud Couper, Of New Castle CO.:
DIR. ClawsoU, Of Kent, aud Dr. MauIl. of Sus'
sex. Board OF Medical Exoniners-For New
Castle county, Drs. Askew, Porter, Bush, Cou.
per and HamIt"n; for Kent, Drs SALISBURY.
Collins. Cahail, Cowgirl nno Dlwson; for Sus
sex, Drs. w. w Wolf Marshall, ]. Martin, ID
Hall and u. Maull. The tulIoa ing members
were elected delegates to attend the next an.
nual meeting Of The American Medical Aaso.
citation, 10 be held at New Haven. Ct viz.-
Drs. Askew, Couper, Johnson. Cummins. R,rd
Cowgirl, Maull, Houston aud Truiit. Dr. r
Il. Porter, Of Wilmington, was elected 10 de.
liver The annual address at the meeting of The
Society neat June.
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07
DIED.,

In This town. on Sunday. Bird inst, PHoeBE A.
daughter OF John A. aud Frances Cayender, in
the IL year of her age.
AZ New Castle, on the morninG of The DAD
nltlmo, ELIZABETH EuGENIA, daughter of Hon.
WIN. u Whneley, in the 18th year Of her uge.
Near Pennington. Del, on Saturday. lime
~, Mrs. WILHEMINA, wife of Alex. johnson.
Esq, and daughter of the late Henry al. R,ope.
Iy, aged about 81 years.
Mrs SARAH A. SUMPTION, wife of Row
IhomaS Sumption, of Newport circuit, died on
FRIDAY. June 24th, IN the 55th year Of her nye
Having served God for over SO wears in The
church militant, she was IN readiness for the
summons 0f death, and we have no doubt she
has in ChrIstiOn triumph entered the church
triumphant ~ heaven. She was esteened md
loved by the members of the NJ. E. church. and
OI g0od report Of those without Her Cune.
RAJ sermon was preached by the Rev. Bishop
Scott. P
Near Dover, Del, June 29,h, 1859, LAURA,
infant daughter of WIN. g. aud Maria Carter
Think not Of The loved one ms dead but thai
she lie an iumute of another home tha n yours
I" not lost. but gone before" When Eieru,,v
unveils its glories we will know twas we'll:
then do not weep for dear LAURA, but remem.
ber,
There's another gem in the Saviour's crown.
And another soul in Heaven.
l.. C. Landing. Del. M.S.P.
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07
A Dress Shoe for the Iodies !

lhere exists no doubt di fferent on;n,,r. Nc g., t ,
~ ~ !duy Dress Shoe or Boot. Many fancy
'e oicc'o HaIer or Boot 10 be prctest: Suua tLiri
Tue Jenny Lind Boot or skin; others Tho hid i,,
he supper &C. Experience has laug lI me ILe Er.nrL
La'thg 1aiter IL considered The most porfcct Dro.s
oh"e Iody wears, and has been the leod;no NJ.
Shoe among the most iashionable cirrIe. I'm,
iar US neat tOOt IS concerned am IN beLnlI nj L
uuIeS. Ihis summer the fancy .cUlUred GaIiers m
P'n " hu"ioers' VIII he wt'rn Dress Sine ia,
more thah many other kinds of shoes nut tngcih.r
~ 10 the leading Csors that will he worn The ,o,.
rols oo'h DARK ami light. well as the dark a,hc.
" roses; w take the lead Yet there Is no me Co"r
r ' VIII DC cosder red as directly taking th, lead m
iaShIOn u Is a well known fact ihnt n lod,, -, "
"hei made OF good Lasting and propcrlv mn Ingc,L
q, "'It Ou' wear any other kind Oi Dress Shoe NM,
io.,t, IN lne long run. have now nn hand
iastihgs oil al kinds and various col,r. I L,va .
caru Ol one hundred and forty different colo,s md
laut: % oi coofs OF French and English lastrng omen
~" '"' 'he inspection OF the ladies; and froI, ths
assortment OF coOrs lady cannot helm o., ,tIng n,
color she may wish 10 match her dress iSn IS , "'y
OfohzecOoTed "OTOc~O mlGe up in abundance : -
pety sh0e and yet fitting easy shoe is IN b !
e. h ~. now oIeh mas II been said in my hearing
nave sore cOrns on my feet " and by The IoLies =,
most cases Nine ladies out of eyery ten beIore ,h
ase ~ from Tie most reasonable calculation hive
r en Ieet Smnerlhg from cOrTIs, Suth IS reaIv the
lact; and what IS the cause of Ihsl How oi,e ,s !,
the care with the gentlemen as well as the In,,ns " "
nay ge' pair Of shoes, them; apparently Ihev
IT. ana the hrs thing they know corn or corn. re nm
ihe leet The iault Of this surely is mn i'm tho Ia -
oui 10 IN the cut OF the shoe As nm instance n o,
can nave pair of shoes that i'll lit well from aIon
PeuIacei ava yet c1me to wear it, some parts Of the
o. wv urge ana set loose Oh The inni aud uher
paris are 80 light as To mike corils and buri0us I,r
- NOT me innll OF the fOot hut is the fault of The
Aer AS an instance pair of bO0ls or shoes thai are
properly cut and put together, will set smooIL and
OoK wei 10 Inc eye, upon the foot Ihev ,v,II ma,
ihg nm mn '"ist Iopsded aer heing worn a few times
iId furthermore. will not curns on The Iooi nj
,'11e VINO nave lender feet and cOrns and bunon.
y %hi give US call we will sOon convince Them bn,,
noe VIII not create c0rns. md yet look we'll o. Ib
DOL Call at LANlGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store M
May 10, 1859.
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07

THE WEsLEYAH FrxALE CoJLEeE.-Tbe
commencement of the Wesleyan Fpmale Col.
Iege, IN Wilmington, Il ok place on w ednesday Y
evening. The College Hall was denseIy crowd.
ed with invited guests, many Of whom, We pre-.
sume, were unable to secure position wiIhln
% ear-shot " of the platform. Atler an eloquent
prayer ny Rev. Dir. Kenney, OF Asbury church.
Inc following programme, interspersed with
music, was gone through: might, with Sa-
lu'atory Address" by Miss Lon. V. Wright. of
Chuckatuck, Va. "A School Gir.'s Thouoh,s {"
by Miss ). jimmie Adams, of Greensboro, N.
Z. "The Benefactors of Earth" by Miss
Sallie A. Allen, OF Milford, Del "Sllent In.
fuence." by Miss Lizzie Megsw, of Whining.
ton. Del. "ltinerancy." by Miss Hattie L
Hand. of Delaware CITY. Del. "The Noun.
taIns," by Miss Agnes G.. Hodgson, Phlladel.
phla, Pa. Diplomas granted. Music "The
Source OF Light, with Valed,c,ory Address,"
by Mlss'ErnnIe l.. Best, of NOrrstown. Pa
The ValedIctory was pervadsd by a depth of
pathOs and delivered with a warmth of feeling
that melted the assembly to tears. The degree
OF Mistress OF English Literature and Diplomas
were gwen TO seven young ladies'. After the
benedIcilon by Rev DIR. llodgson, the audience
departed highly delighted with the exercises
and wishing the prosperity Of the Wesleyan
Female College.
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07
Important to Females.

DIX. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-Tbe combi.
nation Of ingredients in these Pills are the resuI, oI
Iohs ana extensive practice. They are mild IN tLei,
Uperall0h ana certain III correcting oil irrcgnIares
aihLuI menslruaiiOns, removing all obsIr,6ctions
"nelhet from col or Otherwise hendache pain inILe
ue, pnPit1tion Of the heart whites all neryons nj:
iecIns Mysteries. fatigue, pain in the back and limbs
disturbed sleep, Which from Inlerrupti.n an OF
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
" 'ne coInmencemtn nj of new era in The treatment
VI muse irregularities and Obstructuns which hsve
n .onsighsu SO many thousands Of the vonng ihs h"o.
uIui ana Tie beloved TO Premature Crave No Ia-
male clh ENJOY good health unless she Is regnlar ant
mhehctet an obstruction takes place The g.neroi
health begins 10 decline. wv '''a'
DIX CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are the mos, efre c,roI
temeoy ever known for all complaints pecuiar IN Es
males 10 oil classes they ars Invaluable inJncing
WIN certainty. periodical regularity They are known
70 housanos. who have used them at different nerods
Tho country having the sanction or soms
~ .ns most eminent Physicions IN America ExpIcit
stating when and when lhsy should moi he
WIN esch sox-lhs Prico Ons DolIar each box.
!, 4 valuable Pamphlet, 10 be bad froe OF the Apens
s sont py mail promptly. by enolosfng price 10 the
senefai agent Sold by JAMES p, H0FFECKER
''"yfAa' ana ny Druggists generally
-, II. ID. HUFCIIINGS General Arant
--s ~ tOo Chambefs ST., New York
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07

HE SICXLES FRIAL-rHE SPEECH OF Mr. GRAHAM.
. Mr. GrihtmS opening speech Tor the defence was
M Nlerly eliori, Uccupyng nearly Two days in the de.
"V'ry lie spoke at I'nglh. defining the law cr the
anu, ana giving his views O Scrptural law. After
Sp""kIug several hours he made brilliant perorot,un
"hrh he huIshed with the following remarkable
words; " And now. gentlemen ui the Iury, have hut
"he word more To say AMI that Is that / trust thai
t'"IE man VIII leave his seat al the adjournment of
re Ohri today, wllb firm dcenn nation To ohI,u
4 ms garments al the BrOwA Stone CIolurg Hail of
't"ckhl n Wilson. Mos. 6U3 and COS Chestnut street
above Sixth, PhIladelphIa
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07
FARRELL, HERRING q CO.'S
4 atcnt 4 ImpiOm safe
Late Fire at Dubuque, Iowa.

Ia 81 RiE. Jan :. 1872
Gents | am requested by MIR. +. &C. Cochrult. Of
'hiS place To say 10 You lhIt lie morning onthe 4h
INSTANT "bonI clock his tire and the en-
IRE stock ni goods was destroyed The heat became
81 suddenly InenSC Tint none of the ruud> could pos
Slbly he saved bat fortunately his books aud PAPERS
VA" II we're IN one Of your Guam piun Safes were all
preserved perfectly. And we'll lney may be called
Champion, tor dIrIng the " hole co ii grutlon there
Was Que inceNSan pouring OF ame directly upon the
sale Witch contained them. And III, uiom ~ enirg
IT, the inside was found to he ,carcriy warm the
outside Was most severely ScuTrlcd
Yours. truly. y A. NcCIURE
llcTrn.'S Patent ChanpInn FIRE nnd Yursar.PrOof
Sales win Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks. stir
he create 81 security of any safe GhC world Ac.
SIdehodrd and ParlnI Safes. ui elegant workmanship
and IinI>h, for plate. &c.
FARREL, HERRING & co. have removed
from 3 Walnut ST, to their new store. No.
629 Chestnut 81, [Jayne'S Ilall.) where The lar.
gest assortment OF Safes in the world can he
found.
FARREL. HERRING e. %.
629 Chestnut street. iJatne's Hail. Philadelphia.
mari1-3m
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07
MARRIED.,

July 2"d' by Rev. Chas Hui. Mr.. CHARLES
D. ARCHER, TO Miss ANNIE RASH, both of Mil.
I'"et"n' Md.' and formerly of Smyrna, Del.
On Tuesday, June %, at Lebanon, Del, bv
The Rev. James FIannery. Mr.. SMITH BErHERED
to Miss SARAH Z. PURNELL, all of Kent CO.
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07
GREELEY'S
Letters from Pixies Peak.

Mr GREELEYs next letters will be from Pikes
Penk' ana will be read with lively interest a. an.
tended to satisfy the public mind in great u,nsur ro
as 10 the Irulhor iasty of The various rerons nm m
so'cilIed n Land OF Gold" Ills Letters will all ap
we'll as IN the Daily. 7, ,i.t s I.'-~ - "'
TERMs; daily Sc. Semi-weekly 50. weeklv T,i.
buns S2. For club terms see Tribune Of any dale
ley0-3t Tribune BuilIings. Ns,v VII
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07


which ne Is Determined lU sell at prices ln suit the
ti'ne"' iie us good RIO Coffee at I21 cents New
orleans Sugar" and cents; White refined Sn"nr
ht ~ censi kice, 40 pounds lor GEMS; snn, TI,r
"ruce ol Trinidad Alnlasses 81 conIs per palon.
aud Porto Rico 374 aud 50 cents e'0'''
rRovIsloNs- Bacon 9, 10 and l2I cents per ponnd :;
superior Sugar cured lans, I24 aud IA reuIs. Cho so
lS3 cents first rate arcle 0 alprrl IIcrruos M
things at corfespondIng prices.
V|he would say l" his friends aud customers that
M is STOCK OF hoods has been purchased M Men Cush
"hOeSaic IrIces, and he is emahed 10 off r ILem n,
rates heret'iOre unprecedented iur chenuness Rnr
gains equal to what lie oilers cunnO be had m ph,Ia
~ 's or any OIher seaSOn. lie therefore de-
sres purchasers to call him aI nIs store m Smvrno
before purchasing elsewhere. us he Is confident IheIr
interest "i'i be thereby promoted Such another op.
IOrtnnity Will not soon be presented
All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in OF.
change Tor goods " '
Don iall To call on me f you want more than vour
moneys worth Remember the Store,
BEWLEY'S, Smyrna, bel.
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07
READ! READ! READ!
EscnWcin'S Aromatic BaI>am,

Is Remedy not :" hc cNcctd tor tho r, Ilci a.l,,
NHr" "l lhoac !ttiHhitH iHCdcnt 10 ia, sum.
Intr Season. tlZ
DiarrhT ;. by cntcry, Cholera ur Cholera Mor.,u,
Vomiting. ArIdIly ui the S"mt, H. e'c
llS excellent arnlnaIl" YpW rrs pleasant TASTE jL
soothing influence, Irlid"i, u .lua. r, mel; g.,
Inlanie Diseases leru.Iur 10 the c,lI Summer W
Cholera laiantIm, ci". Il h.> a r,u,>Icnrain,r d
tonic nhGcne on The system. n!IaynIs inil ,narun
"hcfe u exists IA The stomach ami b,vr,--lni ol
''a' M!ii he i"ud lndlSi en>- - tie Well h iug
every family. Il Will be found AZ ,yca .daricJ 10
Adults AZ ChI!dren TRY Ir
Prepared only by E>ENWEGN, Dispensing
4 hrmISi y. cor Ninth and Poplar streets Phl.a.
iei Ina. PRICE - crIis per Bottle
W IInlhgIOn; Cowgirl ~ son. Do, ei ). B Lvui.s q
rally. mn, yi.IE.,I
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07
ROBlNSoN'S MANIPULATED
CuAEO.


TNHIS UNEQCALLED FERTILIZER coiaposed
4 OF oae hall best PERUVIAN GUAAO on9.hsh
hne GROUND BONE and the best PHOSPHATE
GUANO, Is in condition. for immediate use beng pre-.
pared by new and improved machinery. by which
means The most perfect CoiabnaliUn Is effected rcdu
ing all To lind powder aud for applicavn ty Drill
"r oiher Nise. II Is IN the most perfect order And
nave o hesilatlon IN sHVing. that Tor all crops It
equal To any Fertilizer orIe ed the farming
mnniiy. SE The quality viii he kept perfectly url'
nrn IN all cases. and warranted contain per cent
ct Ammonia and H. tu ~ per cent. OF Bone Phosphate
Of LAc. I!a puiup i'll good bags " cighng about l!0
lbs. each. Purchasers Will please notice, that the
name +. ROBINSON. Is branded GA euch bag-npne
other ls genuine
My long experience in tho trade. and the general
satisfaction hcFeio"re gwen by all GualoCs sold by
me- wIlI' hope, be guarantee that the article noW
offered Viii be as represented. will also keep con-
saniiy on hand the best Peruvian MeNlcan aud other
Gnnnues, which Will sell AS low as any house in the
city.
WM. ROBINSON
Nos ( aud 6 Hollingsw worth Street
Near Pratt ST. Wharf,
marlo.3m BALrInoRE, Nd.
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07
THE CIGAR srEAyra.-ROspec,ine the Wi.

TIE CIGAR STEANEa.-RosPecting the Wi.
mans steamer, the Baltimore American saws:
Within the last few days, this singular spec.
DeO OF marine architecture. the wonder of all
who have seen il, has made three experimental
trips on the Patapsco and Chess pca ke. tL. last
or which took place oil Thursday. The highest
rate OF speed yet made, according to an aeon.
rate calculation. was just twenty miles hour.
which was made on the latter trip. TnIs was
regarded as the most satisfactory. In a shor,
time the new points will be attached 10 The
boat, which will not only add considerably 10
her length. but increase her speed. CAPTAIN
Vaughan, an complished commander. con.
tinues ia charge oi the ship. Il 10 impossible
now TO state what time she will go to sea.
TELEoRAPHIc CABLE TO GrBRALrAR The
Daily hscs announces that Government has
entered into arrangements for laying down as
speedily as possible lelegraphIc cable direct
from Falmouth 10 Gibraltar. distance Of I, 100 |
hsatical m.lss. The exist ng stale Of war shows
the iinportance Of securing a means Of teie.
graphic communication WI tie British nos.
Sessions 10 the Mediterranean. totally hdcpen.
dent OF any ccntiHshtal med .un,
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07
TIL E IIEAPEST GOODS
IN DELAWARE!
JOHN II. BEWLEY,
SIMVrna. Del

mas just returned from Phladelph with larre.
complete aud well.seleced assO tmcnt OF Goods which
he I' determined sell at Price. that Def ConmeI,
Ton '' P"-
The Ladies are respectfully invited to call tnd ex.
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07
Gents Goods.

S HiaSk rench Cloth Black and Fancy Cassimeres,
Linen Ducks and very large assortment of Cuo,'.
aues, a various prices. ranging from l25 10 IS cents
anu "lH summer wear generally; large 10; of Beached
~ country store, Which he is selling AT 2j ner cen,
below former prices. I' '0'''
6oors and SnOES Of all varieties liars. such M
oHk' ur aud Wool. aud very large variety et sum
Iner @ lln's' Also Hardware, Queepsware and Earth
ehware, IN abundance.
W la anticipation of an Abundant Harvest he Inns
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07
BuSlfaESS CARD.
GEORGE w. ClEWEN&.

~ IOT' vi WITH sTTtHT, HFSI door abUI. tLa
Blnk OF Sm!r"a,'
MEALS IN all kinds OF Grain and Seeds,
- Stochs, B,lls Of Exchrngt, Drafts, Checks.
md Specie; Guano, Lime. PIasle.. Brca, Wood,
Nc, &c.
lis Vessels ply regularly between this. ard
Phil !delphla and New York, prepared to 1esr
my Freight at the lowest g"lng rates.
Smyrna, March 2l. loJS-Iy.
Smyrna times., 1859-07-07
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

Consisting OF Black aud Fancy Silks Blreges, Chal
eS and Lawns. "i winch latter article he has vrr,
iarge assortment thai he selling as the season is
anu dotted Swiss. from I2I to SO ceris and orrn,
variety OF Ladies Kld Silk and Mohair Glove. alL
Hiil't' aIsO Hosiery of all descriptions