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sKELLy's STAR BAGAssE FURNACE

sKELLy's STAR BAGAssE FURNACE.
rI,uE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully In.
i yite the att sntion Of parties Interested TO his
IMPROVED BAGAssE FURNACE.
which has been IN use for the last three years.
giving entire satisfaction IN every esee.
For further information in relation 10 the op.
GRAFTON of my Furnace. please refer 20 the follow
ing named planters who have II IN use.
BENJAMIN DEBlIEUX, ESQ, lbervills.
COT. y. q. w BUTLER, do.
HON. V. DUPUY. do. q.
In. g. CLEMENT. DO.
Messrs q. NJ. d J. w. MURREL, do.
MICHAEL ECHLATRE, Jr., do.
Mrs. ". HOBERTRON, do.
JOHN A. DARDENNE, do.
MkBRIoNEAUN a IiBBERT, do.
CELESTiNE leblanc, do.
HON. MILES TAYLOR, Assumption.
Messrs. r. 4 ". BURBANK, de.
JEAN u. LANDRY. do.
klessrs. DAVENPORT a FORD. do.
Messrs. DUgAs A ROBlCIEAUx, do.
W. A. sIIAFER. Esq, Terrebonne.
COZ. W. u. WHITEHEAD, St. Charles
pr. ] \. a ". NOLAN, West Baton Rouge,
W. J. FORT, ESQ.,, West Feliciann.
Orders for Furnaces must be given early, as on.
w limited number will be contracted for, as
superntsSd the erection Of each furnace In person.
For furthef information address
EVAN SKELBY,
jsntp Flaquemine, Ibervilie, La.
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HALLS, PLOWS.

WYE ARE In receipt Of a large assortment
w these unrivalled Plovs, which We offer
low MONTAN 4 MATTA,
nov22 Hardware Corner.
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Wall Paper, Wall Paper.
DIAPER FOR THE PARLOR,
i PAPER FOR THE HALL,
PAPER FOR THE BED ROOM,
PAPER FOR THE DINING ROOM,
PAPER FOR THE LIBRARY
OF all qualities, colors and prices.
We have recently made large additions
to our stock of papers, and now have the
most complete assortment ever offered in
this market.
jana 2w PIPER & BRADFORD,
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SHAWI.S.

A FEW very handsome Black and
IA Colored Shawls, have just been re-
ceived,
At the PHIL'A CASH STORE,
octll Lafayette Street.
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JUST RECEIVED.
COFFEE.

| OSO BAGS Rio; 100 Pockets Old Governm en-
| L,JO Java BARBEE a BENJAMIN.
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KID GLOVES.

VNTE HAVE just rec eiyed a supply OF
wv ladies colored Kid Gloves,
At the PHILA CASH STORE,
nova Lafayette Street.
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FRESH ARRIVALS

ED. IL WM. BOGEL'S DRUG STORE.
WE AHE now receiving our spiepdid stock Of
w oeeds, consisting in patt of
Select Medicines. Pure Chemicals. Paints,
Oils, Patent Medicines, P-rfumery. Cut
lery. Pistols, Revolvers, brushes,
Music Boxes. AceoSdeous, Gum
Drops. Candies, Cigars. Wines,
Liquors, Teas, Harden
Seed. Snuff, Tobacco
farcy Articles.
Trusses, Nicer
cham Pipes.
Stationary, Ink, Playing Cards, Medicine
Chests. Congress Water. Chess
Boards, ,Tsiiet Setts Work
boxes, Pocket Duoks.
Matches, Canes.
etc.
These Goods have been personally selected and
offered Al reduced prices on favorable terms by
octib ED. a MM BOaEI.
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(IJEESE.

w EsTERN RESERVE, Large, English Dairy
w Pine Apple. etc. -.-
dec13 BAHBEE ~ BENJAMIN
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WIINDoW GbAss-French and American of
w all sizes, at New Orleans prices. for sale
by ED. WM. B0GEL.
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House Furnishing Goods.

DRUsHEs Of all kinds, Feather busters, Coffee
ID Mills, Keelers, Buckets, Sieves, Dust Pans,
Old Dominion Coffee Pot (st reduced prices) and
the Old French Coffee Grtcque-sIl sizes. Smooth
Irons. Preserve Kettles, Enamelsd and Brass kit
may2i FRANK HUGUET.
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CORDAGE! CORDAGEN
Oh 600 POUNDS assorted. from minna
SO.OOO line to a nine inch Hswser. at
nov23 FRANK UUGUErs.
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BUTTEU.l

H0SIIEN, Orange, Coudity, New York Roll In
VI Rfrkins Of Is ib, choice: Pennsylvania, In
25fb Firkins; Western Reserve in every variety.
decl3 BAkBEE * BENJAMIN.
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HOOP SKIRTS.
SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish Of East
Ration Rouge-Sixth Judicial District
Court-ln tho matter of the Succession
of JEAN MARoUBTTE-No. G58.
DY VIRTUE of n Commission issued in
ID the above Succession, and to mo di-
rected from tho Hon. Sixth Judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for the Parish Of Eas
Baton Rouge and State aforesaid, ! will
offer at public sale, at tho premises where
on the deceased last resided, in the city of
Baton Rouge, on Third Street, between
Boulevard and Convention Streets, on
SATURDAY, the nth day of February
next, 1850. at 10 o'clock, A. M, tho per
sonal property hereinafter described, bo
longing TO the above succession, to wit
A lot OF groceries, fruits, etc, etc.
s4y- Terms of sale-CASH.
febl II. V. BABlN, Sheriff.
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IRON. AC.

r HAVE in store 10000 lbs, Of assorted Iron all
i sizes, Plat, Round, Square, Oval, etc. Also
Iron Axels Springs, all sizes and fall assortmen.
Of stock Of al kinds for the trade, including Vart
nish. Trimmings, spokes and FelIoes, Hubs, etc.
nov2p W. v. TUNNARD.
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THE FENELA SHAWL.

HAVING few more Of the elegant and much
IL admired 80 styled fenela or Cloak Shawls
on hand, offer to dispose Of them at red uced
prices, In order 10 clear out the lot.
noyiO G. SIMON.
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CORN MILL, CORN MEAL, ETC.
DEABs Young America Corn MllI, established
ID IN 1853, continues To supply Fresh Meal,
Grits. Chopped Corn, etc.
iaol4 JOSHUA BEAL.
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HORSE SHOERs

XXTILL remember that we keep on hand the
wv common horse nail as well as our extra
English stub nail, and both at low prices.
MONTAN A MATrA,
dec7 Hardware Corner.
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CHAMPAGNE.

rT,uE celebrated "Rose Cabinot, . the" Diamond
l. always on hand. -
deci3 BARBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
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CRATES.
sEGARs AND SNUFF.

IUsT received new supply and sold in quan-
may0. v. HEUDE.& co.
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lailp 6a3ettr ann Gomrt.

BATON nOUaEi
WEDNESDAY, i;;;:;..n;ia; FEB. 8, 1860.
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WHEN YOU KILL

V0UR HOGS-be sure TO send TO Montan II
L Mstta's aud get one of their cylindrical
twenty four bladed Meat Cutters.
M0NTAN a MkTTA,
deco Hardware Corner.
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LATE ARRIVALS.

NTECKLACES, the latest and prettiest designs.
IN and the best assortment, jurt received by
febl THE0. GOLDMAN.
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LATE ARRIV AL

FLOUR, BRAN, OATS O. CORN.
loo BARRELS Choice Family FLOUR; 100
lOU Bags Heavy Oats; 100 Bags Best White
Corn 100 Sacks Fresh Bran.
sursI. THOMAS BYRNE.
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NEGRO BLANKETS.

rT,HE SUBSCRIBER will receive In few days
J. 600 pair Of negro BLANK cts, and will sell them
Mt New Orleans prices; all those In want OF these
goods will do well 10 give NE n call
sug3O W. ID. PHILLIPS.
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LADIES CLOTH.

MY assortment in that particular branch can.
lNl not be surpassed having all desirable shades
and at prices that cannot fail to suit the rich rs
we'll rs the poor. O. SIMON.
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FRANK HUGUET,
CUTLERYi CUTLERYfi

nov2s Corner Of Third and Laurel street
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GIIM DROPS.

t000 POUNDS "a superior srtiele) just receiv-
lUUU ed at the Drug Store of
dec2s sV. HEUDE d co.
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WbAcCo-A fresh stock Of Chewing and
4 smoking Tobacco, just received by
Jan-o ED. 4 wM. B0GEL.
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GoLD PENs-A large assortment just received
~ by fsb1 THEo. GOLDMANN.
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HOSIERY.

A FULL suprly Of Ladies' and Misses Hose,
-hsGents and Boys, cotton and Merino Hose,
at the
PTILA. CASH STORE,
noy2q
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That "CHEAP JOHNu is n

blessing to any community is beyond doubt-partc.
ulary to the working class II Is them he abors for
and everybody else that wi hes TO save money John
meets with opposition but then he expects it, man
that sells gross OF Shirt Buttons for CENTS ross
of Hooks and Eyes for 10 sens dozen SpOols Cotton
iOr 20 cents three pairs Ladies' Stockings for 25 cents
three pairs mems for IS four pairs chIdrens for
25 cents, three pairs Shears for 25 cents Ib fine Tea
for sc cents one hundred and thirty-sx yards Hemp
Rope for rs cents and ali other things in proportion
Tobacco. four plugs (worth IL eacb) Tor rs cents
Shoe Lacers cents per dozen Pins Needles, &c Be-
ut one hall the usual pnces charged by the wouldbe
(i they knew howl cheap. cash stores. The largest
stock JEWELRY ofaHy other store IN the State and
at such prices was sold before. John can
bear all these things above named. You will please
note what you have had to pay for them heretofore,
and then speak Of John you lind him. and heed net
what others may come and for and
De convinced. Competition is out Of The question:
Though the " book yoke" has had the sway in this
town for years. John thinks it won't reign much lon
ger. John intends 10 show the working classes that
thia s free country, and that men be beg
gers all their lives be kept in bondage much longer
II mean book bondage. Yours respectfully.
CHEAP JOHN,
ape TaE Poor Mans friend.
N. B.-A large lot of fGLAsswARE just receive =.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

REPUBLICAN, CosvEsrIoN.-The Republican
Party of Delaware has issued call signed by
about five hundred persons, to meet in Conven-
ton 81 Dover. on Tuesday next. the first day
OF May. at l2 o'clock. M. for the purpose Of
appointing delegates to attend the National
Republican Convention, which ASSEMBLIES at
Chicago on the 10th of the same month. It is
stated, also, that tickets will be issued at all
the Stations on the Delaware Railroad, at half
the usual rates. to all those who wish to visit
Dover 90 that day.
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PrOpOs sails

Will be received until the lOlA day of May 1860 for
the contract for building M. Z. Church at Fel-
ton, Kent county, Delaware. of the following size and
dimensions, 10 witt The size is TO be 80 feet wide and
81 Deep 80 feet high to top of square, with Basement
Class Rooms and Lecture Room below, and Audience
Room and Gallery above; the whole 10 be of brick
and to be finished IN good plain workman-like man.
ner Proposals are invited for doing the Masonry and
Carpenters and JOiners work with or without Stee-
pie, to be determined by the Committee For further
particulars inquire Of .4lf-
DIR. JOSEPH SIMPSON,,
r. w. REYNOLDS, Jr.,
JAS. B. CONNER,
A. WRIGHT,
JOHN SIMPSON,
JOHN w. CARTER,
ALFRED o CLIFTON,
aP 26 Building Committee.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26
New Publications

FHE LADIES RErosIToRy. really yala
abls monthly GENES to us for May, as usual vel
filled with the most select reading natter
The illustrations are good. The Repository, i
the best. is also the cheapest, being only $2.0C
per year. Address d. w. Clark. Editor, OF
Swormstead g. Poe. Cincinnati, Ohio.
HARPER, for May, has for its illustrated ar.
ticles Loungings in the Poot Prints of the Pio-
neers, Ancient monuments in the United States
The Silk Worms. besides a vast quantity Of
other articles of merit, such as have given
Harper its great popularity. Terms $500 pei
year. Address Harper & Bros, Franklin
Square. New.York.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for May, contains
twelve articles on various subjects, all in the
high literary style which characterize the pro.
ductions for this periodical. The Professors
Story continues undated in interest. Terms
$500. Address Ticknor e Fields, Boston,
Mass
CAssELL's ILLUSTRATED BIBLE continues to
appear in attractive numbers. Part III has
been received and is finely illustrated. This is
great work, and is surprisingly cheap-25
cents per number. Address Cassell, Peter g.
Galpn, 81 Park Row, New York.
THE AMERICAN AeRIcuLTuRIsr, for May, is
well stored with knowledge very desirable to
the Agriculturist. Besides the valuable infor.
nation it contains, it has numerous Illustrations
which add to its attractions. Terms $780,
Address o. Judd. No. 1s9 water st., New York.
We have received copy of book contain.
ing l44 pages. from Robert M. Dewitt, pub.
Usher. New-York, entitled The Fscts; or, at
Whose Door does the Sin C!) Lie! Who Pro.
by Slave Labor! Who Initiated the Slave
Trade" &c. These questions are answered
by George Francis Train, the author of the
work. Il first appeared in letters in the Liver.
pool Northern Daily Times. II is ably writ
ten. 1t puts forth the objections to slavery by
English and Northern negro worshipers and
then annihiIates the whole structure.
HOME MAGAzINE.-This beautiful and inter.
esting monthly for May has been issued, and is
now ready for subscribers and purchasers. Il
contains much good reading and several hand
some engravings. 1t is published at 50 per
year, or four copies for So. by T. S. Arthur g.
Co., 323 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

THE following is a specimen of the almost
daily bits Of pleasantly the New York papers
are getting off on each other. 1t ia taken from
the New York Times
"The Tribune tells tale Of Republican
dog, who 10 sent regularly to newsstand for
the morning papers. He says that he curls bis
tail contemptuously at the Times. bu, is greatly
elated when The Tribune is placed in his mouth.
This only proves that he is dogged devotee
of party. He likes TO wear a collar and follow
master himself, and he naturally prefers Q
newspaper that does the same thing. Besides,
the Tribune must remember that he can't read
--he judges newspapers like everything else,
by the sense of smell; and the stronger the
scent the clearer the case. sAm not dog
and a brother y is probably the exclamation
that rises TO his tail when he Sees, or rather
nose, that the Tribune is before him. We
haven'tth the slightest doubt that he is good dog
and good Republican dog,--but we can't say
that we should subscribe for newspaper on the
strength Of his Judgment
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

DR. E. ID. DAILY, President of the State
Medical Society, has handed us the following
list of delegates to represent The Society in the
Convention to revise the Pharmacopea Of the
United States. which meets at Washington in
May next, viz: DR.. II. F. Askew, r. R. Porte,
and A. II. Grimshaw, Of Wilmington; DR.. JAS.
Couper, of Newcastle. DR.. w. T. Collins, o.
Smyrna, DR.. J. R. Mitchell. Of Milford. DR.. d.
w. Maull. of Georg etown, and DIR. II. #.
Willis, Of Millsborough.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

ADvERTisEns.-Wm. III. Baynard is still
carrying on the Bricklaying and Plastering
business very extensively.
]. II. Bradley has commenced the Tailoring
business in this town, in the house until re.
Gently eccupied by II. ID. Eubanks for con.
dictionary store. MIR. B. haa been following
the business, until the present time, in Phila.
John H. George advertises his Livery, the
" "turnouts'' of which, he says, cannot be sur
passed in the county.
A valuable tract of 243 acres is advertised
for public sale at Church Till, June I'd.
Cheap John advertisss cheap goods, at his
mart on Main street.
Our carpenters will find proposal to build a
Church at FELTON,, Del.
Jas. E. Black advertises for good hand to
work in lumber yard.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26
Smyrna Depot.

Affairs at the Depot are moving on very
briskly. In addition to The usual activity oi
the place, the operations on the Maryland and
Delaware Railroad, near which place they are
grading, tend very materially to augment its
prosperity. Smyrna Depot is. at this time. no
dssbt, bsilding up faster than any place on the
Road--Felton excepted There are now three
stores. all doing, we believe. good business; !;
tws hotels. eight or ten residences, a black
smith shop, wheelwright shop, &c. The Md.
d Del Railroad have purchased four acres on
which to erect Depot, Turn.table and work.
shop. in which to do the necessary repairs of
the road. The Delaware Railroad, finding the
present q turn off" too short, intend shortly to
make another one on the opposite side of the
track. In addition to the two freight houses
already in use. the company is having another
very substantial building erected for Grain
Depot. so by 80 feet. The Clifton House has
had an addition placed at one end of it, of the
same dimensions as the former house. Robert
Paimstory has erected very comfortable
dwelling, in which he is new residing; John
P. Rees has nearly finished double dxelling /;
Thos. Buck has nearly completed wheelwright
shop, 80 by 90 feet; Daniel Thompson has er-
ected more than ordinarily neat butcher
shambles, and James p. Lamb has commenced
a buildlng intended for his office as lumber
merchant. also Tailor shop and Restaurant. Be-
sidssi hese there are other projscted improve
ments on foot. of various kinds.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

THE CRoPs.--The prospects for an abundant
harvest as we learn from our farmer friends.
rs now as nst'erlng as IT has been for any past
year. The grain appears to have sustained bu.
very i''te injury during the winter, even in
low grounds. and is now coming up beautifully,
while the sunny days and refreshing rains
wh'cn VIII soon favor us, will set every thing
AL r'gh'' Snou'd no accident happen, the
omens are all ausplcious fora splendid harvest
in this section of the country.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26
WHERE TO GO.

lfyou want to see good-natured individual
60 to Cheap Johns.
Ifyou want to see dodge ofyesrs standing
exposed, 60 to Cheap Johns,
Ifyou want to see amusement and business
agree, go to Cheap Johns.
If you want to 60 where everybody goes. 20
to Cheap Johns.
If you want the worth of your money. 90 to
Cheap Johns.
fyou ever expect to live in a house of your
own, you will have to buy your goods at Cheap
Johns.
II you want to see extortion annihilated, 20
TO Cheap Johns.
II you want to spend plesent evening, 20
to Cheap Johns.
If yen want TO see business done without
books" 60 to Cheap Johns.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

KENT COUNTY Cousr.--The Spring term Of
the Kent county court commenced at noon, on
MONDAY But little was done besides organi.
zing. There was only one trial, viz: VIM.
Miller, of this town, acquitted on an indict.
ment Of keeping a disordsrly house. Tuesday
was taken up with trihiOg. petty canes tha,
never should have gone there. but have been
settled before Magistrate. The Grand Jury
we learn. have found bill against C. R, Evans
whose trial will perhaps come off to-day or TO-
morrow.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

SPECIAL JURORS for the Court of Oyer and
Terminer, to be held at Dover on Wednesday,
the 25th inst:
Duck Creek Hundred-Thomas Magear, Mat
thew Ford, VIM. V. Greaves.
Little Creek-Dayid Boggs, H. s. Knight.
Doyer--Jesse NJ. Jones, Philip d. Marvel,
Edwin o. Ecclss, John s. Jester.
Murderkill-Joseph Grewell, Robert Jones,
John SiPPle, William yickOry.
Milford-Gso. s. May, John s. Harrington,
Joseph Frazier.
MisPillion-Jno. Sapp, Garrctson Salisbury.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

l2AnRoADs ON THE PEsssuI.A.--Ths Della
wsrs Railroad, says the Neps, has been COM
pltted to Salisbury, 10 Marylsnd, and next
week the cars will commence running TO thai
plics. The work below there ls going on. and
il will not be long before through connection
is made sia Norfolk to New Orleans. Tho
Miryland and Delaware Railroad 10 also ID
coarse Of construction, which taps the Delaware
rold at smyrna. and opens up The Eastern Shor,
Of that State TO the trade Of Philadslphia sn<
WILMINGTON. The work on The extensios .,
~ Juncsion and Brsakwatei road will als
sdsa ~ resumed and II no distant day The who'll
pSninsula will be checqsered with these i'm
p@ssaat auxiliAriss to our prosperity.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

BRoKE JAiL--Clement Hurley. on Tuesday
night week, escaped from the Georgetown Jail
by saving through the door, and let himself
down from tbs perch BY rope, Hurley had
been convicted Of murder and sentenced bui
was rsspitsd for seventeen years, twa of which
hsd elapsed.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

CossrrruTIoSAI UsroS CosvESrIox. We
observe, by the "posters," that the friends Of
the Constitutional Union Party will meet in
State Convention at Dover on Thursday next.
the I'd of May, to select Delegates to the Bal.
timore Convention. The bills are numsrously '
signed, and the Convention will doubtless be o
large one.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26
New Advertisements.
L arm ers ia Ike Noticei
tm LAND SALE.

BY Tirtue OF order from the Circuit Court of
Queen AIMS County, Maryland, the subscribers. az
Commissioners uDdeT the act to direct deceass will
offer at public sale all the LANDS and REAL ES
TATE ofJoha Hendrix late Of the country aforesaid
deceased, at Smiths Hotel. Church Hill at 10 clock
A. M on Saturday, the I'd day of Juae next.
The said Estate consists OF FARM lying 10 the I'd
election district Ofsaid County and adjoining the lands
o. 4 Hendrix Joseph M Smith. and Others, and con.
.ains 24S Acres, more or less The property is now
70 the tenanry Of MIR. John A. Lysnger, who will
snow the same, and give all needful information In
regard thereto. ."
=, TERMS as followsi-Two Hundred Dollars, cash /;
the residue in equal insialments Of twelve and
lour months with interest from the day of SALE 10 be
secured by bond or bonds. to be approved by
JNO. BROWN,
s. L. HARRISON,
d. H. CRANE, Uon rs'
and others,
April I7ih, I86O-ts
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

Uslon PKAyEn MxErrxo this evening At
half past six o'clock, In the Presbyterian
Church, and tomorrow evening. same time, st
tho Episcopal Church. This change il in or.
der that ssrsoas may hsvs an opportunity of 1t.
tssding Dr.. Harvey's vssy interesting and ia,
struclive lectures.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

CHANGE OF HoURs.--The evening train on
the Delaware Railroad now arrives at the diff
ferent Stations halfan-hour later than formerly
leaving Philadelphia at 5 o'clock, p. m.-
The other trains continue the same as hereto.
fore.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

From Washington dispatch il seems that
Attorney General Black is going to prosecute
Schnabel, on the charge of perjury, growing
out of his testimony before the Covode investi-
cation. Judge Black AYERS that be has always
admitted the existence ofthe Presidents letters
TO Gov. Walker, as recently published.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26
THE MARKETS

In Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 60
Red, 81 45; yellow Corn III cts.,--white, 40
Rye. so; and Oats, 40cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, 81 cts. per bushel. Butter, 81 cts.
per ID. Eggs, 12 cts. per doz. a
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat, 81 65; Red, 81 So; Rye
So cts; Corn, 75; and Oats, As cents per bush.
el 3-
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

The following plank was added TO Unior
platform" recently adopted at political con
veniion iIl Tennessee. 1t was adopted by &C
Iamation
'sThe union Of rye, and the union of corn,
The uiioin with lake, ice and river;
The union Of sugar In one spacious horn,
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

METHoDIsr GESERAL CoSFEkEScE.--On The
first of May next the Quadrennial conference
of the M. X. church meets in Buffalo, N. Y.---
The delegates will number about 800, repre-.
der slave States The six Bishops of the
church, Messrs. Morris Of Cincinnati, James of
New-Y York. Simpson Of IlinoiH, Ames Of indi.
ana, Baker Of New Hampshire, and Scott oI
Delswares will be present. Rev. 7. c. Mur-
phey, Of this town. leaves for Buffalo to-day.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

WnArrra. The weather daring Saturday
mesning wss oppressivsIy hot but BY svsniag
kmvy eease wsss IL demand. The difference
dts Ihutmensstsr hstwssa 6wsusaay snd Ssn-
81 on4 ~ ia1e1, ~ deg. 1'he weather be-
| dnee heon eoid snd cloudy.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-26

THs new police force appointed BY Police
Commissicnsrs. entered upon thsiE duties Fri
day ia Baltimore. supsrseding the poIi;s sp-
pointed BY the Mayor.