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8 PECIFI CATIONS for the contract for
asoss sSaa ans Saso
S5 Tss na IN tie t Fonr.h s p ct enclose.
@ feet and 9 IN S Il 81
l BY inches
ans1s e. and feet 10 g with The part which
shall e buried , Rssea es,
s p1ss sa h Ii s sd the
hard materials sd We well %mmed until sold o.
T. each RHs with Re least ~ us su noldDs
maks good finish The bars shall sher IF yeoW
pine cypress Of the best quality free from splits bad
with tsnons and moree, The said bays shall
one St. George street and two sm gates
Washington and one Third street Said gates shall
the best psssSls, with with 5g hinges WIN
ceivs three good goats Of best while lend and oil
furnished by The well labor
The whole shall be done in ascordanse with the lines
the entire satisfaction Of said officer.
days following the approval Of the adjudication by the
mon Council and to complete the same sixty days after
penalty ten dollars day for each and every day there
after the same isr completed:
the faithful performance Of the contract
Payment in sh the completion of the work and accept
we'll that in Of failure by tho contractor to
3 S IN the Sse Te IN hs
III which the work /, being executed the Council shall
ns 81 shIst PPa s III es
without applying court OF Justice annu the
without indemnity and also weunders,ood that the
contractor shall at time abandon the work. finish and
complete the in ormty with his contract the said
contractor shall forfeit all claims he may for any part
Of the work done by him the date Of the abandonment and
thai the city shall be thereby discharged from and all
by herefor aud is also well understood that
held and bound in sodo the city all differ.
betwe the price at which the originally con.
tractea to peri the work. and the which may
adjudicaeda at re sale adjudication
Bids be running foot fence complete including the
gates
New Orleans, August 5, 1859. t...
lSignedl LOUIS H. PILE
City Surveyor.
both Boards of the COMMON Council,
[Signedi ROST. HUYGHE, I Ouch.
Lsignedl H. 7. YENNARD, }"Aafheh.
Registered August 10, 1889.
augl5 It HENRY DU ELL for ComptroIler
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

every neglect of duy said Que be by the
Comptroller out of the monthly payments to be made
Security the Of $1,000 shall be required to
B. monthly lie Of the
Commissioner the city retaining In guarantee ten Per cent Of
he 70
ss sds .s h i' e e.
city u :. .,,u,,..,.. .. ..,, :, -. -. ;.
that In q failure " AZ contractor
1 ss'
;ss HIN. pess
.Ssa T. sss s s @ s nd
Si.hoa, indemnity il A ais, wsl that
and eonseie AZ with his contract hs sAa
20. ~sl oa s ~ 81 s s part q
reso ~ contractor and securities shall b heid and
Ss The s 81 % % DO
perform the work and the prices which be adadcaea
BID. e = pei 81 hs ,s yhos work complete.
New 4s snss August 5ssa H PILE CITY surveyor,
Approved commiiess Streets Landings q 10th
,..,,|. ..:;; s.... i, IT, H9s'
anl s'' 4 tl HENRY DUREL. for Comptroller.
SPECIEICATIoNsfo for the contra for the
% t. s and
copSs as well as all the cutters and conductors d onghou
cutters Conductors may essaTy
s o ~ shall b. repaired A. belt
.hs shni repaired the manner The contractor
ssg ss s Moth ras a. a b s AZ
nd taxing S and Ia.ng al which sn
s hs
and placing all which be required replace
wi n ~
be BY % % as s o hs @ shall
wood iron work. throughout said hons including
shs q "a
wood AID iron work. usually painted ous
two good Of best white lead In OIL other plain
All material. shall be Of the quality and shall be-
All s ss e s Ss f s he oece
lions and which may be found BY the City Surveyor
well finished shall be by the contractor without extra
shall performed entire satisfaction
Of the Cy Surveyor other wise i shall DO rejected
dsys ing spproya adjudication By he Com.
pa ssa ten "a @ ea
thereafter the same is no. completed.
snail allowed 70 dsy larger
lily table tops than the Quantity he might bs able to replace
Security to the q i've hundred dollars shall be re-
Psypsais eash = work md
nnce Of the same BY the City Treasurer retaining
which the contrsctor At the expiration q
and condition. forfeited for the use II the
city. 77
Il we'll understood than failure by the contractor
to begin or finish tho work. thereof
which the being executed the Council shall have
the right contract without putting contractor in
default required by article 1905 Of the Civil and
out applying court Of justice annu the same with
lime no, Hiss and
complete the in conformity with his contract con-
tractor shall forfeit all claims may any part OF the
work done BY him to the date Of the the
city shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
therefor and 1t well understood that In case the con.
tract be resod the security shall be held
between the price which the originally
to perform the work and the price which may b. auea
ted at re sale re-adjudicafion. ~
Bids be for the whole work complete,
Now Orleans August 9, 1850.
tSigned.l LOUIS II. PILE,
City Surveyor.
both Boards of the Common Council.
signejl ROBT. HUYGHE, o,,,u.u . .
= lsienedl II. T. VENNARD, ohaillneh. ~
Registered August -. 1859.
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ConaiKneea.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILRoAD-From Canton, August 16-6 bales cotton to
r l. Adams Geo. 4
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slseee ELISE and ehort loans icrthe ~.
1888
= ssjns y ~ comparative statement Of loans, dis
~ s9SsM Nd Pledges which Includes active move.
- = S66f11 - exttszxes and dead weight
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FAsMANN's IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
BALES-Orders for Fasm8lns Iron Hoops and Ties
lied any extent. at per pound. Hoop and Ts
guaranteed hold and guarantee also given The cotton
bound with shall BIS received
rope bound cotton. = 49,
Liberal deductions made country merchants fer cash
ders, f. BELCHER Asent
l2lc Commercial Place NJ o.
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Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY eth instant
will adndcate my office at IL ole ock NJ the above con
tract [aul7 5t1 v, DUPLESSTS Comnfrf mar
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Jesselyu. of the bark Meaco from Rio de Janero
~ ySne sft ID port bn ss for Sew oseansv
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, .
City Of New Orleans, August 10, 1862 !
No. 1850.
.sd 10 aaudcsts 70 The lowest bidder after s. days oce IL
s pnSo I sfs p
ton e. George Fourth and JasoS :ss Fourth IT., District
Office the subject to the approval rejection Of the Com
mon oo fs'sn.s, JOHN r. MONROE
President Board q A.'lstans Alds, ,ss,,
-, President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
auIs lsisnedj GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
No. 4753. ]
Resored That the Comptroller hereby instructed
o. St. Charles Felicity to Tepsehors Streets in accord
tSigned) j. o. Nixon,
lsisnedl pF''i Sohs ss T. S Il Slss1Hsn
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgnedl GERARD sTITH Ma,or
aulS WIN. sAIoxoN, Secretary to the Mayor.
Il No. 47Gs. /
Rolsed Tha, the contract of Thos Fitzgerald with the city
OF New Orleans for attending and keeping repair the bridges
across Canal be and the same is hereby
SsoIssa aes That the Compoller be and hereby
The loves! bidder after Aye days notice in the official Journal
The Office aadcaopn to Se sabs ct
to the spproya! Or reeetion Of the Common Council
Conae July IT, 1852 be and the hereby
(Sgned) JOHN T. MONROE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
(Sgned) j. O. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen,
Approved July 30 1859.
aul5 tSgned) GERARD STITH Mayor,
No. 47T9. ]
Rtsolred That the Comptroller and he hereby author
lied adudcae the lowest bidder after five days notice in
the official Journal contract for repairing the Poydras
house. IN accordance with specifications file In the Survey
or Office said adjudication to be subject to the approval
lection Of Common Council
[Signedl 10. NIXON,
President BOARD OF Aldermen,
lSigned) JOHN T. MONROE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July 3d. 1889.
Signedl GERARD STITH, Mayor,
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY 22d day Of Au
gust 1859 will adudcate at Office, at IL O'clock NJ
the above contracts.
aul5 It v DUPLESSIS, Comptroller
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u A. PEBBLES, GENERAL. AGENT AND COL,
Etheridge. e'
Rg EEFERENoEs-Msssss c. G. Miller 4 Co.; wooIssy
Etherags Lane, Mssfsld &C.; Harrington Howard q;
aheenphls. f62S Il
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VARIETIES srABLEs->s-

THE 1MPKOVED McCHESNEY WASH
ING nefsctured and for sale by the
crber Cuers left at ~ Apollo street, 294 Magazine
y Bog h6 Msshsnes Exchange at the
james Collins CD Apollo where specimen sssn
will be promptly attended All Of the public Is a fsis
trial. and il they do give satisfaction I'D
nonsy will be refunded. NJ. DAUGHERTY. =
Ma. IA AnojIo
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE .
- - City Of New Orleans, July I, 1865.
n ESDLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
~ Re hereby authorized and requireo give notice.
Win the ninth section Of ordinance 42 approved
So 1854 the Council will bill against city
contracted under authority Of order from Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
tSignedl E. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
tSisaedl i. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1885, .
ISgnedI JOHN /, LEWIS Msyor
THE attention OF the city and Of the public IL
respectfully called TO the foregoing resolution.
v, DUPLESSIS.
jylbH Comptroller City OF New Orleans,
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ENPAVE DU TROISIEME DISTRICT-lI
u etc conduit Depot des Epaves du Troiseme District
encoignure Clouet ct Bons Enfans CONNIE epave-
I'm pon environ 6 mains de ant lie pied gauche de der
ere blame petite ache blanche entire les yeux ayan dss
81 lie dit pouln NEST recame dams jours ct les
fais payas il vendu renchere publique, dit De-
pot, lie LUNDI, q daotit 1859, 10 heures, A. NJ.
q. o. FLEGHfER, Commssaire des Tues.
Nonvee Orleans, l6 d'aoit 1859. aul7 II
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Notice is hereby given, that MONDAY, 22d day Of An
gust, 1859 will adjudicate, my Office IL O'clock
the above contracts
nnl5 Il Y nuPLESSIS Comntroller
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r M. A77e. I

[ No. 4779. ]
Rtsorei That the Comptroller be and he hereby author
lied adiudicae the lowest bidder after five notice
the official Journal contract for repairing the Poydras market
house in accordance with specifications file in tho Survey
os Office said adjudication subject approval or re
lection Of Common Council.
ISixnedl T. q NIXON
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STREET UoMM,R--oFFICIAL,

EIRST DISTRICT POUND-vVas brought
to the First District Pound Dryades street. u
liza and Girod streets, estray--
Que bay horse about Is hands high on the neck
both cropped, visible brands.
Which claimed within days and the expenses
paid, will be sold at public auction said depot ON
MONDAY August % 1859, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, August l6 1859.
co. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered August L. 1885,
IT, HITsELBERGER.
Deputy Comptroller.
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THIRD DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
Il to the Third District Pound at the Of Cloue and
Goodchidren Streets estray-
One horse about 6 banda high loft hind white
small white spot between the harness and saddle Marks
visible brands
Which if claimed within Eve days the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction said Pound
MONDAY August %, 1850 mt 10 O'clock A. n.
New Orleans, August l6, 1859.
c. 9. FLEpHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered August l6, 1885,
HENRY DUREL,
For
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President BOARD OF Aldermen,
lSigned) JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July 30, 1859.
fSignedl GERARD STITH Mayor,
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FPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT-n n
~ etc conduit depot DIES epaves Premier District
Dryades entire les Julie ct Girod, CONNIE epave
Tn cheva bal environ Is mains de hsu blanche
sur le COIL LES deux orees visibes.
81 lie dit cheva n'est ecama dams cnq Jours ct les
fras pages II sera vendu enchere publque DEPOT
lie lUNDI % daodt 1859, d 10 heures a. NJ.
@. o. FLECHIER, CommisBaire des rues.
NOuyele. 'aoiit MY
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tlty surveyor
Boards Of the Common Council.
(Signedl H. 7. yENNARD, I ebo;r,,o,
tSignedl ROBT. Hi YGHE, ) NnA'A'
Registered August Is, 1879.
Rul5 1T HENRY DuREL, for Comptroller.
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ktifm Vi TIE Nlarktts.

s.sssa,. - lo.p. 10 he week. ssss,oas.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13
IT T. n S

The ladies of Dover will have a fair and
festival on the evenings Of January I7,h and
l~'h, Inauguration Day fos the benefit ofthe
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Lecture on the l7th, by Rev. Mr.. Brisbane.
Lecture on the 18th, by David Paul Brown,
Esq.
ID. T. Richards. agent, at Dover, last
week sold the farm Of James K Collins, in Duck
Creek Hundred, about two miles from Smyrna,
containing li2 acres, for 81 800, 10 Wm. r.
Louge, ESQ of Philadelphia.
The Legislature Of Delaware is now
ready to do business, and all persons who con.
template Petilioning for the passage of bills
should send in their petitions at once, as short
session has been determined upon if possible.
--Itis rumOred. says the Georgetown Mes
seRger, that a man living in Baltimore Hun
dred, whipped a negro mao 10 death on Christ
mas day. The negro was buried, it is said, be
tore night, the same day. The suspicions o
the people Of the neighborhood were aroused b,
some circumstances that were not well cleare,
/ up.
The Mispillion and Chopiank Railroa
Company was organized on Thursday last
Ex-Governor TharP, Of Milford, Del, was eleC
ted president.
We understand that the citizens Of Ne,
Castle will petition the Legislature at lis PREF
enS sessiOu TO enlarge the limits of that town.
The iri-weekly mail services fror
Smyrna TO Leipsic has been suspended by
daily messenger service between Leipsic au
I.eipsic Stallion, post Office on the Delswar
Rallroad. miles from the former place. Wa
u I,azel is employed as Messenger.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13

THE iONDCN TIuEs AND Mn REEu-Thc London
Iim'S is cuary savage at Mr.. VIM. b. Reed for
his Treaty with China, and Imakes numerous charges
against the Americas 'linister that based upon
copy of the treaty, which the "Thundcrer" seems to
haI got hold of by means. The treaty is in the
State Department at Washington, aud MIR Reed has
also sent private note To friend in this city. This
new suits OF winter garments at the Brown Stone
Clothing Hail OF Rockh & Wilson, Nos. GO3 and COS
Chestnut street. above 81 xlh, PhIIade lnhia."
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13
TER MS:
esOOd Rules for All.

Profane swearing is abominable; vulgar Ian.
gnage is Isdlsgusting; lond laughing is impolte
Inqalsl'Iveness is cffensive telling lies is con-
tempilblc slandcrng is devllish ignorance is
dlsgracetnl and laziness is shameful avoid all
the above vices, and aim at usefulness Keen
good company; speak the truth at all times
never be discouraged, but persevere, and buy
your goods at J. Henry JEFFERsoN's chca .
store, Main street, opposite the Bank ofSmyrnu
aud our word for it at the end of this year 80
YOU will beiwlser and better.
SmVrR0, January 1859.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13

A CURE FOR DRUHKENNEss.-Dr beck, OF
Dantzlc, has just made curious discovery
tie has found an antidote, or rather counter.
poison for ardent spirits. 1t is a mineral paste
which he encloses in an olive, and which, once
absorbed, destroys not only the rising effect, but
likewise the disastrous consequences of drunk
enneSs. lie tried several experiments on
Pole, an irreclamable drunkard; The indi-
VlduaI. named R1deviI, swallowed three bottles
OF brandy in succession, and after each bottle,
ate an olive prepared by the doctor. lie expe-
rlenced neither the effect of drunkenness nor
the slightest sickness.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13
ONE PRICE CLOTHING, Of an The I,Ies

ONE PRICE CLOTHING, of all the latest
styles. and made in the best manner expressly
for Retail Sales.
JONES X Co. of the CRESCENT ONE FRICE
CIOIii Nc STORE, GOi Market Street Phiiadel.
on each arucle All Goods sold or made tn order are
warranted satisfactory, aud our ORe Price system is
strictly adhered To. We believe this 10 he The only
air way OF dealing, as thereby all are lreatrd alike
JONES ~ CO.,
oc2S-ly GOl Market :, PhIloJeIph;o
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13
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u-s-s s--a ---..u- sar,- O. ara ueraocracy
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sasae a. -e-. .t1#,-. -rt. ~r-,s .~--.-r, sn.
-r- s-r er---sc. ~f.eaU .e --rttar,. % .ti,s,ut
CO. u-- r-r-e-.- ------u-rs-1 --ror. house
-. rr-r-> v-ftt -i..- .-ar- -a., q. rr,>'-uc'-
- fst busncn.e .- 4 siso-ou-u g.. -.i-4
eau-
~ -rrruur o. rar S-t-r --rH r' sou--
~ - tat n~r vea- rnt ~ ! .a.u--v lg -.
uss .--rssar cr-- - ung srr eRr,e,ta .furc,s
er ta~ ~aufr ne-snl arssurrt-t fr >-sa .aa0. lea-
~alc assurr 81 ttf r-e.s.-s g. between -
49, ~--er tharesnt ga..s-~ tn. Scboul fuuc
rsusur-s. tf - nsss ftf--r tv-e Thousand doI-
49, ve.sca vre-c af---#-a,,5 smorr she
>-anr.-#Hf rnr 80 u~- u-C fr Ere b-srcnc cree
rhr =-s-ra u~F #aau- s'-sn>t tauA
Z se sraaaarna- ra.- r-ars..- t -rcnfnrnra6s rhar
EaH4 @-rtfr0 Nf'ffFf ntf'EI'
eul huuarrr zrfprrfnr tU Suct Unfa--uHalC Dcr-
saas e. ere u- m1r urcaafc 1n~aue.
N-@e 80 lss causes r-c-rgc ghe st1ca'lou
80 tvsrs-ua- at-r. avs th. Rrrs.asure =
e-gel ~ usoa, seus- m-sns tt uar-h CO P-lis
Ha4t e. caH.~ .e4 fU t-s~et Furr cxDcuse Il Ihe
>ase, ~ svs'eu tea-
lae Gen. rFutl7-ls ursHslsc 5seus Fn relation 10
~ -ual-za-s -ecervrs Ese eEecur-re veto Gar
raessa, sEs1eu Is Ett -e-uls q. vesr- o. oKPerl-
sa1-- - ~ ussaasM e. tusat tRars snG more
uazus-s everV cav er thr ce-r-sntro1is o. an el-
HE-e E--aea eEhgl-ref ru othr- Srstes A.
rac-slsec- znt salarae= q. thc 5usrrs - ssked
aat H-s~1-e ass- tilat ru~rsll lciiun 70 certain
a-ur &C., s- isu b. csver fc inferior courts
80 Fussares o. rhe prace. u-fb = vrcU - lcs-
seua1g Eac eEp=rsses q, aur ceur1s anc q ii0rdiuc
Nla-g tlllE 5ur uulrc lEapa-raut rrfe.S
-eueWa. o. rec laau> tf rhe PE.ladcloha
Aaalugasl uul Ba'..as8-c g.. road a. sp2ro-
vsd
lascalsuss f-uu Natue. Ncw HampShlre a.a
leEas hsre aesn rece wed ~ reference 10. Nan
a6asrs~ sul tne n-e4 Scslt ca-e. al Of
~hsoh 49, caadesuues by the tsovc-uor lu con
-egueaoe 81 rhrIr Eureni-,erafe and tsuuticoi ''
sealImeuss. Thev arc. hsWeycT, Submitted 10
tae legislature.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13

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-tr a--er-l nrr, Tvrs.r1.1. t,s gs,
>esrse-s . Ts-a,-5druc, 70 30 -
Iru~~ iF V-re.ls- ~
re u-.-s- -'Hr ~rr- .r-ru-e-
-u--- - a. aeursitr 0,.er-u--
g.. 81 Is D-,-baue -
>- n---a 81. r--t su- s.rlr...ur.cs
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13
Died,

Near Magnolia, Del. Dec. 9th, 1858, John
Conner, only child of Jno +. and Mary Lindale,
aged about four years.
" "Wecp not for those whom the vail of the tomb
In life's early morning, hath hid from our eyes
Ere sin threw blight DER the spirits young
bloom,
Or Earth had profaned what was born for the
skies!" Nj.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13

C%T- We learn that about sixty students are
al present receiving instructions at the Mid
! etown Academy IN this State. The aggre-
gate number Of pupils within the last three
years three hundred aud thirty. This Iustl-
.u'ion has recently received a large share OF
public favor, aud 1t gives US pleasure to hear
hat oar own schools are prospering.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13
ShcriH'S Sale.

I(H virtue OF a writ OF NendilIuni Exmnas 10 me
u directed, will he cxrOsed TO Public Nendue on
SATI RDAl, the 29h day of January. at 3 O'Clock in
The aitHrh"n. at the iIOIe OF TlIghman FOxwell in
smyrna, Duck Creek hundred, the following Real
Estate, 10 wit:
All that certain piece or parcel of LAND situated
IN Duck Creek hundred. Kent county and State Of
Delaware, adjoining lands of Reuben NewcOmb, and
sad To contain One FOGrlh of an Acre be the same
more or less the mprOv emCnS , One-s,ory DIV ell
In1 hous~. Kitchen Blacksmith shop. Wheelwrght
shop and other buildings thereon erected
Seized and taken execution as the property of
WILLIAM GRAHAM. and Will he sold ior cash by
JOHN GREEN, Late Sheriff.
Shcriil's Office. Jam 4ih, 1859
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13
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Smyrna times., 1859-01-13
Smyrna Prices Current,
Corrected ITeehlU.

Corrected Weekly.
Wheat SIPS for white, and $l.20 for red
Corn Csc. per bush.
Flour 500 per bbl
Meal sue. per bush.
Rye quiet at 70c.
Oats steady at 40c.
Beans Sl.l2a.
Hay is selling at $40 to $l5 per ton, for both
timothy and clover.
StaUes-cooper stuff $500 per thousand.
WoOd-Ilickory $500; best Oak 81. 80 ;
common Oak 81 90; Maple $500, and mixed
and rough Oak $500 per cord.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13

CT The melt revenue Of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad, the past
year, has been S344.l52 20. They report loss
in operating the Delaware Railroad, TO be
$IJ,Sl4 80 S. NJ. FELTON, was elected Presi-
dent for the ensuing year, and Alfred lIorner
Treasurer and Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13

81 Samuel Turuet, the tugilive from jus
Eice. N'ho ~us N Eai reccuily Al Chalicolhc,
o. srss5ug reguisliOn from Tie sushori-
&ies sf DelaUsre. bus been liberated. u is
@.s4. 8hirsy aa1lsrs slIecto6 his relcsse-some
frisuassssss Ne~ Cassie having sent him thar
&a~sss Ser sl.e purpose- TurucF was raised
xn1 lsarueG lis trade ia ChIilicoihe.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13
Married.,

On the 1lth instant, by Rev. s. w. Thomas,
James Staats. Esq, to Miss Miriam A. CrocI .
EFT, all of New Castle county, Del. Whining.
ton papers please copy.
On the 9Th instant, by Rev. Samuel w. Tho
mas, Mr. David S. Morgan, of Kent county
Del, to Mrs. Sally Ann Harris, widow Of the
late Jacob Harris.
Smyrna times., 1859-01-13

e. TIE greas sud sbsOrbing question ss 10
Uhu sal be UuueG Slsles' Senator, y not yet
~euls1. sns taruls frsitful source Of public
~e-ss Wootea. sahile a.suy again favor a CON-
F'suassse csudidstes bel. from present appear
succs. Ssulssurs hss Ehe insidc track. The
s,ecioa- = = thOugts- wi sshe place The pre-
xesn uressk