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SMEAR Plantations aud their Management

Ma Fnrrog-Sz II stated n ny asst thA' l
wished 70 make few remarks about sugar plAI'--
mons. giving {. a. ny opinion that s value O. ITO" q
% - ue- cert. might - aiieI without Increasing the
evr.nsss one cent Der annum. | now proceed 70 *
plain myself, sIi nv observations vii De coh1Hed -
single and double winter canes an not "i.ihs -
., f.r,hsr At present. Single winter canes s'@h1
upon the land only one winter, before beng cut oo"h
AMI made into sugar. while double winter canes
stand Two winters upon the ground before ueihs CUT
down. thence the uame) The single winter canes
s-e cultivated. huskei, -ipsaei, aud made into sugar
before going 70 seed, while the double winter canes
;b-1w out the arrow, aui the arrow decays before the
canes are cut down. Such i the practice O. 'hE
country, the people being q opinion thai sugar can
not be made until the cane has shed the arrow o'A-
gle winter canes are planted II July, August and
September: double winter canes in October NoTem-
Der, and December.
Iron the West Trdia Islands, s.. Kits in p.rticu-
lar. the aim ami object Of the planter Is to have 81
many single and S few double winter canes as posi-
be for the crop. because It i well enough known,
and practically demonstrated. that as soon a. the
cane shows the slightest sign Of going to seed. it has
done making sugar, and begun going very fast 10 de-
cav. That If 1t had been properly tusksd, ripened
AMI cut down before going to seed, the returns would
have been considerably more than if it had been al
lowed TO live on until It had shed the arrow; and
that the sugar cane Is 50 ripeaed and cut down II
other countries in and about the same parallel Of lat
i,ude as these Islands. even unto the one-half OF the
entire crop, Is quite true.
In addition to the above, there are other advan-
tages consequent upon a change Of system. FOR IN
stance, II from a quarter TO One-half Of the crop could
De removed IN the months Of Angus; and September,
there would be s clear gain Of a couple OF months
upon the young sprouts for the following crop lhere
would also be a gain OF two months Interest on
money every year. This Is the sum and substance Of
the whole matter: it : not 8 Utopian idea with ne,
for it Is as old as the hills, and just as capable OF be
ing actei upon here as anywhere else. Some districts
would be more particularly benefited; and as new
plantations are about being started, and IN order that
there might be more OF them, would II not be well 70
discover if they could not be rendered more valuable:
Surely the successful practice Of hundreds Of first
class sugar estates, and that too for many years,
might lie 4 safe guide 10 be followed here; but II II IS
not, I an sorry to say that l have no other apology
TO offer the public for taking this liberty.
ALEx- PENSIE.
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speech OF thought. But neither the one nor the
other i al al adapted 20 this people. Character
cannot he bestowed ~ the option Of any. neither
fastened ~ any abnormal methods whatever
Il must. from the nature IF tle cas=. Be Z slow
and natural y~ufgrowth from within. And hence
j. i that al schemes for fastening unwontedly
development u progress among any people are
ever found un4uali6eily Utopian in character.
Bat there l. something besides the impractie-
ability and absur-ity Of the proposal 70 A~nglicise
the Hawaiian minds THAI should b welI-cJnsid-
cred BY every friend Of the race. We refer espe-
ci4lly = The ulgrzI aSDsr Z the question. There
i @uething decidedly cool in The diabolism
which would deliberately snatch from 1000 70 5000
children from all possible means OF education.
and doom them 70 hopeless. ignorance and is
legitimate cJnsegu=nce-irrem-dahle ruin IN
b5ch worlds To Be sure. one who, II the face
Of al experience, contends - strenuCusly that
Hawaiisns should have accorded them the bless
ings q OPTIONAL iut1xica-i0n on good" liquors,
and that they should moreover be encouraged 70
seek . . Amusement and learn good manners in
the chaste hula. might be expected 70 enter con
aH.yrs into an enterprise Of this sort; but for
humaniiv's sake. it i believed he Will find few
coadjuc9rs.
True. lie would continue this reforming pro
cess only Till the Government might b. able 10
provide English schools accessible 70 the entire
population. (Which would Be never or until the
decrease Of the population should have brought
the number Of pupils down 70 the capacity Of the
schools originally provided. Which Of
these should prove the actual alternative 10 be,
would possibly matter little 10 him.
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FsoI san FEAycsco-rER YASxEE, JrLT ID
J VI smith Z Cos boxe--
C. Brewer 6 CO-2O boxes cigars, , pkgs ssrPetrs, I0 pkg
salmon, I pkg specie
{. Sav5dgs-i essk hams, % pigs broon<-
Uzi < Ahse-Ii pgs nds=- I pkg sPeci--
Angle ezses mt-e-
NsIche-s r. Co-I0h bales tobacco
"a HsckfPtd r. Cog pkEs mt=e-
wilcox Richards & Cot Pigs ssiuvu-
A Harris K CO parbASs-
Il. Y. $vsraDce-I0 pigs sslIoa-
A. P. EFerstt-1 bell and fixtures. 5 gas stoves
william ssott-I5 boxes qaahcgs. 3 boxes oysters l cask
cArst. ! cas- hams
For sch S-t:ie Merrill Wheel and fixtures and ! boat.
Fred. L HANS x CO. anchors and chains. l Pkg spades,
2 cases oystsrs, / box pictures
Well. Fargo = Co.'S Express-5e cases
Jas V. Bo<dsa" Gases
Samuel C. AEer-l bag specie
II Hot cases
, c Spzdn<-9s cases gin
r. c. Waterman * Co-5l pzzs u1dss, - bags potatoes, %
81 shinzIS, IS VI q lumber, DO or sscss -four.
Castle A Csoks-IS cases ndse-
Won Eoi- e Herck-z pECs mise
A CartErizht-25e sscss p-1iucs, co bzlSs hay
= Stap~uho-st-l case anil 2chairs-
J. n. MzIstt-l cart
Andrew Potoer-1 package
Jarhoa, Green & Co-E PCS mdss-
H. sscai-- brs and 20 4r sacks four
II. Nacfsrzne| dozen billiard cues
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From Sag FRASCI=Co-peT Yankee. July I3-Ar Thomas
Acton Mis- Acton, Mrs whipple, Mrs MaefarLAne and son,
Capc VIZ stsr- CaP< Wm Babc0ck- Fred L Hanks Hermann
Won Hot. Mrs. Collins = Children and servant. Donald Walsh
wife and son, : p Carp~ater. Mrs kanoiana Garrett
For SAG FEAScIsCO-Per Frarces Palmer. July ls-Nr AMI
Mrs Posi-. NJ and Mrs McCIAy, and J children Mr. and Mrs
Pop. child and servant Mrs. } VI smith, VIM u BrAsh, Capt
Ffur Mr. pennis. Mr. AInon, J II strauss. Mr. Cooper, Chas
Deroy. Geo wilcox. Mr. Levers. c C@Ek, W Quick, Samuel T
Alexander, and q In the steerage-
CoAsTwEE
For LAEAsA-p-r Emma Rookie, July lS-Prof Wn d Alex
znder, D d BALDWIN. Hon John Il, Miss and master Dtnont-
MIss NaiYinA ROwen. J waterhOC-- II A p Carter Nr Atucs-
From HApAl-p=r Nettie Merrill, July lG-N Z PArkes
Jlf1p Morison. James Bisseft, Rev W P -hipudn-
FROM HAxAI-per KekaaluOhi, July III A.caire, q
Cerxet. Martin Beck. and 81 nstiv---
Fr IIaArxA-per Maria, JgIy lib , Durham, VI RaPise,
Mr. Hals-y
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VOLUME -.

The number sor July 5,h commenced the FIFTH
YoLuxE Of this paper. Subscribers, whose term
Of subscription has expired. are -ep@cfally
requested 70 continue the same. We shall b
happy % receive any orders fJr copies - y for
wsrt=t u foreign countries.
TEzX-SJ 80 Per annum-
: 30 when sent 70 . foreign country.
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~ We have not room this week for an ex-
tended account Of the ceremonies Of laying the
corner stone of the Queens Hospital. but the
following address Of our worthy Sovereign, viii
be read with interest. 1t embgdies many noble
sentiments, but those in she third paragraph par
t~icuiaTly, are among the most beautiful and ap-
propriate expressions we have ever seen. and will
Be copied and admired wherever the English Ian
guage i reai
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Nc5Dsrs-A: Sz- Fzr=s,o. Calsr-z- Jz-- s Z a----s=-
NJ P1t--x M-G-zas. Pral,r. aged - years r. = ---5=- Z
years . resident = E1-az-z-
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SOLAR EcLIPsE-The great total eclipse Of the sun,
occurred yesterday, Wednesday, The limit Of
total observation extended from Oregon Territory.
through Canada, across the Atlantic, through Spain,
and thence to the Red Sea, where it ended. Il wss
not observable here.
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Am ship RadGgz, Burie,t, -sied frou Boston May Isth, win
assorted CARO- q c B-s~sr : Co
An bark Couer. smith, =cGd leave san Fraocisco fcT this port,
about July 2-d7- Au<- 10 20 Is
Tie cfpp.r ship Morning Light Chartered % load a. Bakers
Isznf. Is expected 70 LaTe san francisco Tor tbs port
about tire SKI OF sh Juiy-tGs-
Hzg harx r. W Wood Gherksu- new saii-d from Bremen
April 8, -ith cargo TO II Ea1kfed & Co-due Aug ioth
to oh
II. B Ns ship Calypso. Non;-ezor. saIsI from FaaAEa "a
Tahiti, Er tbs port
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The NETTIE MERRILL-The regularity and prompt
ness with which this fine little vessel makes her trips
to Hilo and hack, must be a source Of pride to all in
terested in intcr-island navigation, and indicates a
new era in cur coasting facilities. Her last two trips
have been made in seven and eight days each. Pas
sengers by her speak Of her and her accommodations
only in terms Of the highest praise.
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SE~ BEDFoED OIL NAExET-The OIL Market the past Eeek
la been. dull. With f== szie. although here - considerable IN
qury F~haI- OIL fr Manufacturing. and EnEIsh orders fr
sperm N brokers' hAnds- In sperm I6O5 bbIs have been sold
on Private ter--Gndsrzt0od 70 d 81 30 pr gall and leo
hhl. part ins--cr- a. -q1si 20 81 -
In TAaIe go hblz E0s1 Northern. az ~ cents p=r gall 30
Do 90 AZ az . lG bbis- DARK ~ - csni-. and 500 bbs- same
cargo fEEPE-ssJz god, az - and 20 bbIs. dark a; 20 cents.
In ths Lo1Gon E4rset, ,th irs%- -T-r1 oil "a 05-rad at
Gss pale sou-heu % Pale sal h=d a. - cod a. 20.
Al Hasre- iFn ms. OILS were II limited demand. the only
sas- beng 300 xii Ehaj-- 70 arrive - vessels expected in
Ise3. az 2 IS pr 50 XII duty paid WhalsboD=. but lizzie doing.
bGr prices N nevsT-het=z- zel Supported The only sales 20
r=po- Is 4 bt q 500 xii Northwestern az SIS e Ter : xii du-y
pabL-y-B g. Standard, May 81
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PUBLIC NOTICE!
TNHE UNDERSIGNED. SUI
u ferei Considerable IasSs ~ having their sheep slaughtered
AMI scattered BY Dogs following natives and foreigners throagh
and upon their Sheep Stations, hereby
Give NofiCc
That al DOGS found upon arr Z their Lands. known a. the
Ahupuzz @ Waiuea. Gull. , Mom0uzIos- = Pauahi. Puukahu
AMI Aka. sill be Immediately sh0-- OF Otherwise DESTROYED;
and further. thar prison . u5E. aud EIl b. az al times, kez
about their shop lands above mentioned, pens ard paths, fT
The purpose Of destroying dogs
y A Reward EEI D. paid for The head Of every dog - killed
upon any Of their sheep lands, delivered az the Lihue siory,
Lihue, Wsimea, Hawaii
2I5-3m LOUZADA SPENCER & co.
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CAPsIzED.-The schooner Liioliio, on being hove
down last week to repair her copper, accidentally
heelei over too far, filed with water. and sunk along
side the wharf BY the aid Of shears with chains
drawn under her, she vas raised with no great diff
Guilty, and the water pumpei out Of her. One good
effect Of the accident will Be that the vessel has bezn
cleared Of the rats, and bugs which always infest cur
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vessels Expected from Foreign Porr--
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EXPRESS WAGONS!

L W q LIG HIT r ESS
E@@ WAGONS. received Per 4" samuel Rob
-ASTT9 ersoa-" and for sale by
-s 2l6-3m A. P. EVERETT.
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SALT-Mr. Daniel Montgomery, Of Puuloa, has re.
Gently erected a windmill for grinding salt. The
mill IS now IN successful operation. We have received
from him a sample Of the salt turned out Il Is as
hne as the imported table salt, and viii soon come
into general use for domestic purposes.
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VESSELS IN PORT|ULY is.

L : s~I0P-otEa- Ls-zEt, Hunt
An bark Tsnkse- Loge.i-
An bars FrzDc- Palmer, Patty
An ship SaEGA ROberts1n, Tab-r-
An bark Ire Bczh-
British hark Ez,hle-r- Flint
Hzz scaoouer Marbia- Eeyt@
Am Steamer EiIAGea- B1sa-
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NOTICE.

TvHE UNDERSIGNED AYING BEEN
Il appointed ~ the Hon Z. E. HG1clilso1, Social Circu.
Judge for the p Judicial DistUE, sauiuistrstor on the estate
Of the late Henry L Brooks deceased. Ct PapAiaaE. notice is
hereby given thai all persons Eho may b indebted 70 said e-
tate, tc make payment 20 ne. and al persons having claims
against the said estate % present then for settlement
2l6-3t GEORGE BROOKS.
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CoS-Why are the Messrs. Harpers moderate
drinkers, and al the same time shrevi business men:
AN=.-Because they take Punch weekly CreqkIg)
aIi give No credit
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Hawaiian Soap Works.

II fiji al orders for sap lhat he may be favored Eith By the
business ueu q these Islands. HIS establishment i at Lleo,
Honolulu. Any and al orders sent 70 hu wIu be attended 70
with dispatch ard much pleasure
WM. H HCDDY. Proprietor.
P Soap grease always wanted. 2I63m
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Ma. HECo.-Our readers viii remember the intel
liCent japanese who was here with the schooner Fs7j-
more Cooper some two years ago. By the Yankee
received a note from him, dated. Kanagawa.
japan, accompanied By a porcelain cup. and 3 note
Us that he still remembers Us and his
friends. We are happy to learn thar he Is
successfully established as q merchant il Kauagawa.
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DFLIcIors-Dr J. Mott Smith has laid on our ia
bic some specimens Of manages, which in size, beauty
aud favor We have never seen e1celied. They meas
ure from Q to II inches in circumference and weigh
each about eight ounces. The tree which produced
them Is that planted and reared with 50 much care by
Mrs. Penhallow, on the premises formerly occupied
BY the late Capt. P, and has borne this season about
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Hawaiian Bible.
Copy Of The Laws O: the kinEtcm-
Copies O.. the e Commercial Advertiser" ~ Polynesiaa,~ - Hse
Hawai- and Friend"
LIS; q O@cers AMI Trustees q Queens Hospital.
Copy q Charter. Bylaws, Rules and Regulations q Queens
Hospital
LIST Of Subscribers 70 Queens Hospital
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SMALL Pox-A report reached town on Monday,
that the small FOX had broken out at Waialua on this
island, and that there we're seven cases Of It there.
Dr.. Robert N'kibbin, jr, left for that place on Tues
day, 70 examine whether the report was true, but
will probably not be back before today.
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Ships Mails.
PORT oE HONOLULU. II. I.

ARRIVALS.
July 12-Sch Odd FeEOr, Czndsg=, from Hanslsi, Kauai.
BAN bE Yaake- BOges.. u days from san Francisco,
nth pz.seagsrs and ndse 70 d e Waterman & Co.
1-Sea Maria, Mc1-sno, f-oD IAhzina- -ith fr--Sd-
5-Ssh setie Merrill IN HUo, .iih sugar and uOlasses.
I7-Seh Eekaaizohd, H1rchsut, from Konz. with Is bAles
fungus, IS do Palu, 300 oranges 1900 cooOanu-.,
100 goat skins. &c &c
I1-SchE Excel, IN ports On Kauai. With ErsEuo6-
DEPARTURES.
July I7-Sh Kzzi- Wilbur. for LAhzina-
I@Ssh Ma-sSr-t, Tor ports OF Kzrzi-
1-ch Emla R1oke- Chadwick Er Kors va Lahaina-
I5-An hdg Con-or, yLslzn. for Puget Sound
I1-Sch Nara NoSreno. for Lahafnz-
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DIED-The large grey carriage horse owned By
Capt Stott, died g few days ago, while ST pasture On
the other side Of the island. He was one Of the finest
locking horses we had here.
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Cd1frin-Wu. 6. Bush.
1t OFcsr aud PHot-Ge0rge Bsckley,
EHQinssr-J. G. Hicks.
IssistGut Enginesr-Isaack Smith.
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TEAyKs-We are under obligations 10 Messrs.
N'Ruer & Merrill. Messrs. C. ". Brooks * Co. and
". Sullivan, Esq. Of San Francisc7, for latest "a
in the news line; also to Capt. L7vett, Nessrz.
-apt Stott ard F. I. Hanks, for papers ani memo
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DE-. HUGo SrAYGESwALD-This gentleman. who
left Honolulu some years ago 10 study medicine
and surgery, Is expected back by one Of the first yes
sels due. It may not be generally known that for
several years before lie left here, and while practicing
his daguerrean art, he studied medicine; with what
success, will appear from the accompanying tostimo-
NAL, from DR.. J. W. Richards, one Of the first physi-
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

. g
tTDruggsts. Merchants, Farmers, and the public
everywhere. will sell, at Wholesale and reiail 10
the Spring Trade Of 1860. heavy stock Of Druqs
Medicines. Chemicals &c., &C., &c. n
10000 Boxes of Window Glass assorted sizes and
Qualities. ss-4
10000 Pounds Of Butty White Black Red &c IN
Bulk OF Bladders.
10000 Gallons Linseed OIL Spirits ,Furoentne Cam.
phine, Alcohoi &c. asa
20 Tons Of Pure White Lead in Bhls Bbls 100. SO.
25 and l21 10 Kegs.
40 Tons of New York White Lead In Bbls Bbls
100, SO, 25 and l2i Id Kegs
80 Tons Of Pure French White Zinc, in BbH, Bbls.
100, 81 % and ia 10 Kegs.
aO Tons OF American Snow White Zinc in Bbls Bbls
100, so, 25 aud l2A ID Kegs
20 Tons Of Lehigh American Zinc in Bills 4 Bbls
100, SO, rs and l21 ID Kegs
% Tons of Zinc Pan Is, OF different oolors Bbls 1sbIs
100, 30. 25 and l2l ID Kegs.
ground in oil
10 900 Pounds Of Pure French Green Chrome Green
nellow' Blue, Black, and other coors, dry 81
! opo Pounds Of smalts assorted Blue, Black, Re i
Green and other ceIors.
100 Packs Of Gold Leaf; Giaziers' Diamonds Glaziers
Putty, Hack Knives, DC
zo'Ooo Gallons Boiled Oil. yarnishss Japans Zinc
Paft Varnish aad Calsomine Brushes toaetber will
c0mpete assortment OF first class Goods ed IN
the Drug and Paint Business.
kLso,
5000 Bbs. Roman Cement.
5000 RosendaIe and Hydraulic Cement
900 !" Calcined. Land. Dentistry Casting PLASTER
" OF which will sel al Who oLEsA LIZ or RRrAIf
al from 10 70 20 per ceniIess than
HENRY o. ID BANKS,
Proprietor ofthe
Philadelphia Cash Drug Paint and Glass Store.
S9u'h,W % est corner of Fourth and Caliowh Streets
Philadelphia. nah B-sm
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
Kerosene & Coal Oil Lamps

Head Quarters and Mandatory No Ia South Second
Street. below Chestnut, and No Carter Street, Phila
delphla.
M. b. DY0TTsS Excelsior kerosene 81 Coal Oil Bur-
ner MERRILL IL JONES Spring burner, and all
other good burners for Coal Oil together with the
largest and handsemest variety of lamps. of every
description CHANDELIERS, from two 10 fifly Bur
ners--Gasses, Weeks. Shades, and all articles per
tanning TO the business together with the best Kero-
sene Oil In the Country Wholesale & Retail-at the
Manufactured lowest prices
Merchants and others will save money. by examin-
ing our Stock and Prices nj. B. DY0rTS'
Lamp and Gass Fixture Store and Factory, No. II 4
South Second * No. Carter Street, below Chest.
nut, Philadelphia. DIR 2-3m.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
Miscellaneous Advertisements,
American Hotel.
CHESNUT ST, BETWEEN FIFTHAND'
SIXTH, PHILADELPHIA.
$50 PER DAY.

The undersigned. having renewed their lease for q
term of years, have entirely retted the house havlng
painted carpeted anc relarnished throughout.
The location of this House is unsurpassed, being
upon The widest and most piesent part Chestnut ST
directly opposite The Old State House, near the places
of Amusement. the jobbing houses OF Market and
Third Sts and convenient to the city Railroads the
Of which to all parts ofthe city for hafdme
fare
The rooms are large. well lighted, have superior
comfort
We are supplied with pure Milk Cream, Fruits and
Vegetables from Farm belonging % us, and which is
managed exclusively tor the Hotel.
The proprieors Ifthe American assure their friends
and patrons that pains will be spared 70 make the
appointments Of this Hotel complete. and its table com
pare lasorably with the best houses in the Union
ian ~ 60-lv. WYATT d HEULtNGS.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
Watches, Jewelry & Silverware
CASSIDAY 81 BALL.

No. IL South Second Street, Philadelphia.
qs7sA THEY would respectfully call the attention
GA Il of purchasers of Goods, feeling assured OF
V. " their ability 10 compete with any other estab-
lishment They have now on hand a fine
sortment of American, English and French GOLD and
SILVER LEVER WATCHES, Gold Fob Guard and
Vest Chains, Seals and Keys. Fine Gold Jewslry,
Etruscan, Cameo, Coral, Garnet, Lava and Mosaic
Pms, Ear Rings Studs. Sleeve Buttons, &c; Gold
Pencils, Medallions. Chatelan Chains, etc. ~ i
HAIR JEwELRY--Every description of Hair Jewelry
Plated and. Mounted 10 ORDER
SILyERwARE-warrarlted equal to coin.--Tea, Ia
bic, Dessert, Salt Mustard, Cream, Sugar and Gravy
Spoons Tea, Table and Dessert Knives, Butter
Knives. Napkin Rings, etc.
PLATED WARE-A general assortment Of Plated
Ware, comprising Forks. Spoons, Ladies' Knives, Gas
tors, Cake Baskets etc; Richly plated Teases, Urns
etc. k st-s .a&
The above goods will be warranted what they ar,
sold for and at the lowestCash Prices All orders by
moil promptly attended 10
or Watches and Jewelry carefully Repaired AMI
Warranted. mayl2iy
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
Patches, Jeuelry and
SIIVERWARE

SAMUEL A. MANSFIELD. NO. 20 NORTH Sc.
CoND STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
IT IT. supserpar, having on hand one OF the very
best stocks Oh English, Swiss and American Watch
TO be ouhd in The cisy viii sell Them M tha xsr.
lowest prices for cash ' III f~''
naao 2 general assortment of JEWELRY,--tsold,
est ana Guard Chasns, Ladies' Gold Chaaelains. sill
yer Spoons and Forks Pated-,pare, &c., &c. &,
All goods warrenled ID be vhat tbev afc solt d.
Watches and Jewelry Renars,l M sbo9, est no,,e M
Jan. sth, 1866