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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-26
NAIL CONTRACTS.
by ACTHORITY.l
UNITED STATES MAILS.
posr OyvIcE DEPARrAsNr,

=
May 10, 100
PROPOSALS. FOR CONVEYING THE nAiL :.
of the Uni,od States fr m Octooer =, loC., !.
Iure 10 1862 on the following routes III W." -
- Ia will be received at the Contrac, O"'os "
mi. Department until p. n Of July . "
be decided by August ~, 'olacw"S .h r s mil.s
Iii0O From Ashton to DECATUR ''0 '
and back, once a week.
Leave A .h ton Saturday al "
Arrive at Decatur by ii a m
Leave decatur Saturday Pr;
arrive At Ashton by pm.
Bids for three trips week invited.
III0I. From Bcllcfontaine, by Attica and Cos
mort. to Charlton, 30 miles and back, once q
week.
Lsaye Bellsfoutaine Tuesday st6am;
Arrive at Charlton by pm;
Leave Charlton Wednesday at an;
Arrive at Bcllefontaihe byopm.
Bids for two and also three times week invited
lll0z. From Bentonsport, by keossuSsa, Phiia
delphia, Iowaville, Ottumwa. Eddyvills, Am
sterdam, Red Rock Pennington, LaieJette
and Adelphi, to Des Moines, las miles and
back, once a week.
Leave Beatonsport Monday at 6 an;
Arrive at Des Moines next W ednesday by 8 p m
Leave Bes Moines Thursday at Jam;
Arrive At Bentonsport next Saturday by m
Bids to commence route at Eddyville INVITED.
lll03. From Bloomfield by Savsnnah, 10 Aa"c"o
ter. Mo. 20 miles and back once week.
Leave bloomfield Thursday at 10 J.
Arrive at Lancaster by pm;
Leave Lancaster Friday at 8 an;
Arrive at Bloomfield by p M
Rids for two and al so III rec times week invited
illM From Bradford, by Marble Rock, t. Rock
ford, "a miles and back, once . week.
Leave Bradford Tuesday at sam;
Arrive 1t Rockford by SPIN;
Leave Rockford Wednesday at s an;
Arrive at Bradford by pm.
Bids for two and also three times week invited
Bids TO include Flood Creek also invited.
lllO5 From Burlington, by Augusta, DenmarS
Yves, Point, Dover and Primrose, to Far ming
ton. 40 miles and back, once week.
Leave burlington Tuesday at an;
Arrive 1t Pennington by pm;
Leave Pennington Wednesday at 8 a m;
Arrive ut Burlington by IN.
Bids for three trips week invited.
lllOs. From Cascade, by Isabel, Oveneach's Fer
nv, Walnut Fork. Pioneer Grove, and Covers
Ferry, to Iowa City, So miles and back, once
aweek.
Leave Cascade Tuesday at Sam;
Arrive at Iowa City next day by I'm;
Leave Iowa City Wednesday Vt IN;
Arrive at Cascade next day by pm.
lllO7. From Cascade, by Suplis Ford and John
son, to Wyoming, 20 miles and back, once {
week.
Leave Cascade Wednesday at Sam;
Arrive at Wyoming at m;
Leave Wyoming Thursday at an;
Arrive at Cascade by IN.
lllO8. From Cedar Falls, by Willoughby, Butis
Centre. Bear Grove, Geneva, Maysville, Hamp
toa, Bclmond, and Irvington, to Algona, III
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Cedar Falls Monday at m;
Arrive at Alsona next Wednesday by pm
Leave Algona Thursday at am;
Arrive at Cedar Falls next Saturday by p m.
Bids to extend route ria Spirit Lake, to For
Kdgley, Mimi, invited.
'llO9. From Centreville, by Moravia, to Abba, z.
miles and back, once week.
Leave Centrevlle Monday at IN;
Arrive at Abba by . pm;
Leave Abba Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Centrcville by pm.
i1Ilo Evom Clear Lake CITY. by Elk Grove anC
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Billiard Gables:

DHELANa
u IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND
COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
Protected by Le Patent dated veb 10 1885, Oct % 1885
Dec 1857 Jan L. 1854. Nov &c. 1858 and 30 1889
~ Tie improves In hsss tables make them
IN the world They offered 70 the scientific
Billiard players combining speed with truth, before OBJ
tAint m any Billiard Table
Mandatory, No, 65, 81, end 60 cIosbyst
PHRLAN & COLLENDER,
Sole Manitc tutets
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Uatebes, 1ewslrp, Sc.
CHARLES FRODsHAM WATCHES.
TIFFANY & Co.,
No. $50 BROADWAY, N Y,


No. $50 BROADWAY, NJ Y,
RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTENTION OK
their patrons and the public recently
etcd, by which, In Connection with Messs WILLARD
SON Of Boston, they have added the
EXCLUSIVE SALE OF the FR0DSHAh WATCH
10 the specialists OF their establishment.
To every who finds either luxury necessity Ia
time cpng this and durable tins keepers
decisive claims Combining the results of long studied
application OF science and OF supersry tine hnish IL
excellence has been dhg ushed by the unique award. Of
THE GOLD MEDAL Al THE LONDON EXHIBITION
OF 1881.
TIE GRAND MEDAL OF HONOR 1.-THE ONLY AWARD
AT TIE PARIS EXHIBITION OF 1855
THE GREAT RUSSIAN MEDAL-A PECULIAR HONOR
AND ~ PRIZES FROM THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT,
AMOUNTING TO OVER tl5ov.
In Recommending 10 Lef psons rlFfANfIa 90, amer 9
long and acquaintance with the OF the best
fabfcsts having tested Mr. frodshss work by trials Of
extraordinary severity confident In asserting Its superiority
every desirable respect any watch that Ia.
under their inspection For outside proof OF s performance
they authorized e:e. to the undegned gentlemen who
have purcEased the Watch them:
VIM B. Aston, j. ny, D. RAY, Metropolitan Hotel,
y h. YULTEE M e. ~ Y,
4. +. SANDS. NY, JOSEPH ALLEN, NY,
W. Ii. GUNTHER, N. Y, W. H. BCLKLEY N. Y,
II. NJ. ESTENEY. N. Y, WIN. MASON, N Y,
w. T HLODUE1T, ~ Y, J. III. WAINWRIGHT, N. T.,
AUG FLEMING, n. " NJ SINGER, N. T.,
J. N. GkEiH, N. Y, G. MCCORMICK, Chicago
J J. AGkEW, N. Y, q. u. WARREN jr., Troy,
X. w. LOWBER, N. Y, Maj HUNTER U. y. A,
BENJAMIN HALLIDAY, San Francisco.
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Drp @ooSs.

PECIAL TICE.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO.,
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
HAVE REMOVED
TO THEIR NEW AND SPACIOUS WARERo0MS
Nos 10, ~, -, 81, So and So
DUANE-ST.,
NEAR Broadway,
Where they will offer for sse and elegant stock OF
DRY GOODS for the Fs Trade suited to all sections Of the
COUNTRY. They opening weekly
AMOSKEAG
WAMSUTTA PRINTS,
In new aud desirable styles These cee6rsted Prints are the
CHEAPEST
and
BEST
now sod IN the United States and they beg leave to al tn
OF DEALERS
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warranted every restore Cray ha 70 Tvs
oa color II has applied thousands Of casss Ia the
pncpsi cities OF England and has net Jailed in snge IN
stance accomplish all that claimed for IT, no NAN Is 20 Sy
or SO red the Hiaw stha viii change 1t 20 oeaati anu
ike brown and Ii Il nJ instantaneous aye ~ncn
eock snuts and give. dead black color che hai the pT
tieut having submit sOaPng washing and sRons o. .ne
hair every time IL applied In plepa oil Pnu
smgs Of lead &C. any ingredients "ectedous to the ha
o. IL article requiring no prepare Ion no s"a viii
fore OF eNer usng l. spilled in hve minute: tme ana WIN
a. little trouble as any ordinary article oI the toilet
People who used this preparation declare II ~ incu
lous IN its 1t wiz perform Gil hat pte'snos w
do balou's Pictorial ,,o,.. III
.succes wonderful and only say we iadoIse al
,s nronieor saws In regard to H. Boston Journal
For .estnonas and directions handsiis accompanying
each bottle. ~, a., r.u.
Sad bv r. C. Wells Co.. General Agents No lis Franklin
AZ Caswel Mack Co., 5;h-sv. Hotel George w De La
yerre No 2O 9Th av l4thst and BY j. Coddins
Tor No us Broadway; also il Br oklJn by Mira NJ hsye:
No Us Fulton-st and b. Chsdwcs corner Cont and Pf-s
lth S. also in Jersey City, by Longsa No 81 Montgomery
st. and by principal retail Druggists and Fancy Goods deal
ers Throughout the country
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ARGE SALE of THOROUGH-BREDT ROT.

I ARGE SALE OF THOROUGi-BhED IltOl-
IL TING and other HORSES at WuODbURN FARM
I'm WkDht the I'D day OF August will sell ut pupic
safe between 50 and 6U head OF thorough bred ng and other
Horses consisting Of sbort Is thoroughbred Mares tue sss
number OF roits bsre- and the balance young soA u och
sorts Catalogues stock ready for distribution month pre-
yious TO Day sale and then be had on appc mo
Mir u LESlGENT, or the subscriber, X AlICHEoON ALI
EXAEDER Spring Station, Lexington and Frankfort
Railroad
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. q J. BOGART Auctioneers, Office No l
-, North Niau.s ill ,el un THURSDAY l2th July, Ut
10, O'Clock M the private residence No 30 lzsthst liar
lem between 4h and 5hay@ the entire FURNITURE on the
premises consisting pant OF line Rosewood ioc'
taye iailo- aud Stool, thsueefs NeY-t tapey
and rceply carpets Mirrors, Window Curtains aud SHADES
TIT, Msnogaby Psrlor Chairs, Eay aud Bocains
Chairs 6letop .eLI and Side Tables Etaser-s,
l,ndid Oil Paintings Oil Cloths SVfss Lounges
NAH sapy French b-dsesds Hair Mattresses Dressing Bureaus
Wasutsid Dining and Kitchen Furniture, stoves Gar
den Utensils Messenger tttsy Mare Light Wsgonand
H.iness Also the LEASE 0; the Premises, together wisn
LOIS Of GROUND attached with Fruit and Ornamental Tees
handsome the balance OF tho term OF
three Years from May 1906 the low VI 300 per aunum,
with which sale viii The abOye is the property
OF family declining and will be positively sold
on the above day. without regard the weather cepOi. gill
required FROM all purchasers The goods to besremoYed the
same dsy.
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WILLIAM WIITER, Auctioneer.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
IL THIS DAY Wednesday, at IL o'clock, b. itue Of
cu mortgage at No Joness the entire eurri'are
OF SAID hou consisting OF velvet Brussels aud other
Carpets God PaIOr Furniture, French plate Pie and Man
lie Minm. blessing Bureaus lace CuTsins os~wOOd Hot
Stand aud ahgsny Bdsteads beet hair es'es
BEDDING one Plm.ons and Neednas patent Secretary
Bed ads one ine sauy Extension Table Chds Crock
ery Glassp &c. Catalogues at sale.
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VIHE HYDhOPULT,
invention for throwing water by handpower patented
by w T. yosE Is Of the most valuable inventions Of
the day.
THE HYDROPULT
will by the power Of throw the rate Of eight
gallon. per minute hy feet high with great force 1t the best
article invented for
EXTINGU lSHING A FIRE,
PROTECTING 4 ROOF FROM TAKING FIRE,
WASHING WINDOWS,
SPRINkLlNG PLANTS,
WATERING GARDENS,
CLEANSING TREES FROM INSECTS
WETTING SIDEWALKS,
sPRiNKLlNG STREETS,
WASHING CARRIAGES, &c.
THIS article should be- owned by every householder II does
away with the necessity hydrsn,. It is light portable
fORCE-PUMP. always ready, easily used will In
frequent by every farmer merchant and mechanic in the
community Please call and examine the article No. Al Park
row, Times Building address the
AMERICAN HYDRAULIC Co,
No. Al Psrk-row, Nev.York.
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OCEANIC HOUSE with about two acres OF
" Lard g, Coney Island will be Sold positively al PUBLIC
ATt TIOh july H. ~ O'Clock tne yestibue OF tho
City Hall Brooklyn. $500 may remain on bond aud mOrs
Juouire of ID. g. &. j. WINSLUW, Attorneys
No, 9 Cuurt-st, Brooklyn.
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IOWA INTEREST.-Th interest due on the lst
proI, the BONDS OF tho State Of Iowa will be PAID
and AFTER that date preensou OF the proper Coupons
our Office No l0i broadway ATWOOD Co.
Eew.York, June 70 1860.
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CASH and DEED BOXES, manufactured OF
u Bloch Tin, FOR sale from . upward, at
DANIEL W. LEES, stationer,
No 81 Nassau 81
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furniture

NHE RECEPTION kO =. sl1'.J g. III q.
Ws. Sa caster. sss'ss "a, ss.
s Sssor hs w resembles sSs, SS.
more pleasantly % Unique I'd artistic In de,ya sa
the uses Of S. ~ ali Who have % Ale a. 10
wsy MsSrs tho public are invited 70 can TERRY WELLS
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Hlasbinerp.


WI Patented bisy 1, 1860
IN. valuable Patent is offered for SALEthe entire rsh
tate right There Is saving of 80 per her
Oven both tne and feel the moisture OF the Bread Eta ned
in perfection :
ode aud Plans be at the Office Of j. PAULDNG,
esq, corner Of Broadway and Fey st. - . ..
July &, 1850. Patentee.
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OFFICB REPUBLIC FIRB INSURANCE C0NPANf
No. 10 Wallst, Jan ~ 1850
Capital
Surplus over ....'.'..''''.'''''. f!"oV
nIVIDEND.-This Company have to-day de-
- clared dividend Of SEVEN AND BALI DOLLARS
PER SHARE, payable to stockholders on demand. - -
They have also declared interest dividend Of SIX PER
CT Nj upon outstanding Scrip payable UESDAY the
1sh day OF February next, Ia cash.
They have further declared Scrip Dividend the earned
premiums year ending 3t day oil December 1889 Of
FIFTY PER CENT rcaes deliverable TO parties .nt
tied thereto on ESDAY the lh day Of February next
ROBERT S. HONE, President.
uycAS r. CURRY, Secretary.
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Stationery ano famtp Goods.

CCOUNT BOOKS of every style and pattern
IA Kept on hand and made TO order by ,vu e,,,
No. ~ Nassau-st
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nARU BROTHERS q Co., Manufacturer OF
n o0I,p PENS PEN and PENCIL CASES o. Msiden.l,ns
NsYol Also msnufscsuers Of Bard Wsons Patent Anxr
lar M cold Pens 9ols Pens repaired EXCHANGED
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nAVID WALKER, Stationer, Printer, aud
Blank Book Manufacturer No Park place. under Broad
way Bank Tags and Colnng Notions In great variety
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OFFICES to RENT in the SOCIETY LIBRARY.
" Two large and well lighted ROOMS the his eoor OF
the Society Library building Ia University place Union
Square TO LET until the lSi Of May next For pce, and
further iafoTmstiar inquire Of HOMER MORGAN, PGes,
n Y, Metropoan bank
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Gonses to Get.

r ARGE HALLS TO LET in the Building
cerner iob-st and broadway Brewsters carriage
They wen lighted aud suited TO business
Apply on the premises 70 PHELAN COLLENDkK, No.
81 Crosby-st.
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lOIICE.-Notice is hereby given to the Creditors
of the late Bank of Nassion at Masnon Ohio TO
20 the Receivers sad Bank at the office q eo
Usrsh AZ Nasou aforesaid bsfJe the 1 day OF March,
sol for dividends all their CLAIMS against said Bark Al
cams not presented will he forever barred from al dYdsacs
nj the ss,et. OF aid Bank BY order Of Court
GEORGE HARSH,
ISAAC STEEsE, Receives.
p &. HULL,
MassiIou lime 10 1860
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OYYcE or THE CENTRAL r. X. CO., OF NEw-JERsEY,l
No 90 Wsl-st, Hew-Yors, July 1860
A L o regular Meeting of the Board of Directors
IN held THIS DAY, dividend OF FIVE ~ PER CENT for
onhs ending 3vth ult declared payable Ut this
office and after the l2'h inst.
The Transfer Books viii be closed Until the 18th inst
The Dividends IN future will be made quarterly.
by order Of the Board.
SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary.
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rI,O LET WITH STEAM POWER-The whole
Il OF portions Of the handsome brick BUILDING being
substantial the Of bank and
sts being feet Bank and lo2 feet Wes 4sores
high with power 10 the extent OF 100 horses
For particulars apply OILlAN HOOK NO II Park place
or az T. sCHUREMAk, at the Office Of the kcwiork PLAN
ng Mil No la Bauk.st.i conner ofWest.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-05
EQUALITY TO ALL-UNIFORMITY OF
PRICES.
A New FEATURE in Business

A New Feature III BUSINESS
Every One his own SaIesman.-JoNEs 4 Co.. Of the
Crescent one price Clothing Store GOA Market street.
above sixth Philadelphia In addition 10 having the
largest most varied and ia shionabe stock of clothing
IN Philadelphia, made expressly for retail saies we
have constituted every one his own salesman by hav
ing marked in figures. on each article. the very low
est price it can be sold for they cannot possibly
vary--all must buy alike. The goods we'll spunged
and prepared, and great pains taken with the making
good article at the very lowest price, Also, large
stock Of piece goods hand Of the afest styles and
qualities which will be made to order m the mos
fashionable and best manner, 20 per cent. below cred
price, Remembef the Crescent in Market street, abovs
Sixth, Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-05
rae CLOSING YEARS OF LIFE are Of

THE CLOSING YEARS OF LIFE are OF
ten rendered wre,ched by ailments which are trng
in themselves and easily cured fsaken in time. Az
lection othe liver stomach and other organs concerned
in digestionre the most frequent They naturally make
the sufferer nervous, irritable and complaining, and
relatives and friends forced bear the brunt Of
their ill-humor. The use of Hos.etters Celebrated
Stomach Bitters wiprove efficient edy for this
evil. Il will mol only Ftrengthen the whole physical
ration but entirely The most obstinate cases
ofIndigesiion Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and Liver Com
paint The first physicians in the country ere loud 10
their praise of this preparation. Another recommen
datoa of the Btlers is that paItabs to the ias'
that il maybe used as a beverage.
Sold BY all Druggists. s. ss>,e esss--4s.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-05
IHA MILF o ri

No. 235 Sonih street, Ibetween Second and Thinl)
PHILADELPHIA; offers the
GREATEST BARGAINS IN
CHINA. GLASS and QuEENswARE that can be had at
any other store in the city Their stuck consists in
part ofihe best qualities of Whiie ronione Dinner
Tea and Toilet Sets Of all the latest patterns also,
French and American Cut, Pressed and PLAIN Glass
ware. In fact every article to be found in First
Glass China store II 81 gs sliF III i&ts ar
We solicit call from all in want. promising siich
inducements as cannot fail 10 please. 2rAl goods
delivered % anv part of The city free of charge.
NH 29-3rh, 3.si
Smyrna times., 1860-04-05
Die 81.

On the 2Ist ult, at bis residenca, near Do.
yer. John r. Brown, in the 3lst year of his
age.
On the 1st inst. at Harrington, John Van
Gesol. ss3g eAas ~
On the 25th ult, in Milford, William t. F.
Hudson. in the 32d year Of his age. Mr.. FL.
was formerly connected with the Peninsular
News as associate Editor.
On the 26ih ult., in Milford, Rev. Geo. Lacy,
Md, aged GA years.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-05
Miscellaneous Advertisements,
BAUGH'S HIGHLY IMPROVED
RS wv BONE supcr-PhOsphate te
@ ID - - NW MS<

Manufactured from Unbunt Bones, by BAUGH g.
SONS, wkjle sale Office and store,
3 No. 20 South Wharyes Between
Market and Chesnut sts., Phila
CASH PRICE. $45 per 2000 pounds Ga cts per lb.l
In the preparation Of this Valuable Manure. Zones
are used IN their stale only. They have never
been boiled or calcined, They are taken nature
has made Them, crushed with powerful Machinery,
ard subjected TO process, by WHICH. while ali the
virtue OF Bone is retained, Eerlliger is procured,
furnishing in concentrated and soluble form the two
indispensable ingredients for the growth Of Plants and
enriching the soil, viz Phosphoric Acid and Am
monia. These two ingredients. by the of Baugh's
Raw Zone Super-Phosphate, are given to the soil in
all their original strength and purity. They assiml
late at once with the soil, furnish all the needful Am
nona for The growing crop, giving it ample iuxuri
ance and leave the land permanently benefited, SC
that It's presence can be traced for years afterwards
sTWe recommend Farmers To purchase Of ou
Agents. BAUGH q SONS,
NH l5-3m sF1asa Sole Manufacturers.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-05
A Fs,naiIy Necessity.

be following slaiement speaks for tself:tExrack)
iHitsng ahe kettl from the fire canghs and scald-
sdthy hands and person very sever,iyons hand al
nnt tpA crisp. The torture was unbenrable. II was
snliwiaI sight. The Musiang Liniment ap-
pssEed . extract The pain almost Immediately. Il
heasd rapidly and LEFT scar Of account. CuAaLEs
f<sFxs, 40 Bfoad Ert OF. Philadelphia. II istraey
Asspndsrfut arcle. Twill <ure any case efsweiling
Bnr, Stiff joints Ernpsions or rheumatism For
aAhrpss = pAoptd aeser dispensed with. One Doilars
s@hfnof Aatsssag has hsqasnsly sased vajuaols
hssse. II Gaitv, Sps4ins Bnsbons, spsyia and
Fsspdeu, epwafe IA lm,as,iQus sold in iii paris o
(tk bAhitehle eiohp. zs. s.
BARNES Z PARK, Psopyipio's, NswrYprk.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-05
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

A choice collection Of CLOCKS, WATCH
ES AND JEWELRy at the Store Of H. r.
PARSONS, on Commerce st., where also can
be found a good assortment Of Breast Pins,
Ear Rings. Finger Rings, Gold Studs, and
other articles 10 tedious 10 mention--all at re-
duced prices, 10 suit The times. WaEckes and
Jswelry carefully REPAIRED and Warranted
NH 15.tf #
Smyrna times., 1860-04-05
REAL ESTATE AGENCY!

The subscriber, having opened IN Office in the town
Of Smyrna Kent CO., Del, would respectfully inform
The public that be is now prepared TO sell, mod
crate commission. all REAL ESTATE which may be
put in his hands. From his past experience lhaving
been engaged in il for the past several years on a
limit SCALE and his extensive acquaintance ip This
and the surrounding States, particularly New Jersey
he is confident that he offer advantages persons
desiring TO dispose Of Reat Estate He would there
fore cali the attention Of Farmers and others. his
Agency believing that business entrusted to his hands
would be OF mutual advantage to both parIies. Can
be found at his office on Commerce street. first door
above Tschudy d. Collins Store. 5se b Z
NH l-tf nj. JERMAN.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-05
e va MlE- Mp HicyH @
ELDRIDGES CHEAP STORE.

ELDRIUGE y CHEAP NIUhEs n d
The subscriber, being under very light expenses has
as is weI-known always sold goods very cheap; but
this season. having availrd themselves of the recent
great depression the price of material &c. offers at
lower prices than ever before
IMPERIAL THaEE-PLY. }CARpETs sl
INGRAM and VENETIANO .s..5.
and Oil Cloths of all widths and in great Variety
Also. Canton and Cocoa Mattings Of all kinds with
large stock OF low priced Ingram Carpets 25 80
cts per yard Stair and Entry Carpets 10 to so cts
also. Rag Carpets. Cotton and Hemp Carpets, Rugs,
MATS Stair Rods, &c. &c. ii. Ii. ELDRIDGE,
No. 43 Strawberry st. one door above Chestnut,
SIS PHILADELPHIA.
9Slrawberry is the first street west CT Second st.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-05
New Store!

The subscriber having already informed his
customers and the public of his removal to hIs
New Store-house, on Commerce street, near
Market, would now invite their attention TO
large and handsome stock Of NEW GOODS,
which he has jast received, and viii sell very
cHEAP. Friends, pay Us an early visit, and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Those who cannot fnd time 10 call during The
day are invited TO Wait us of an evening, as the
Store will be handsomely lighted up, and every
exertion will be made to give satisfaction.
ais |TH0S. CARROW.
Smyrna, March 14th, lS6O-Im 5
Smyrna times., 1860-04-05
Furniture and Upholstering
Warehouses. aaa

The undersigned respectfully informs his customers
and The public that no has enlarged his place of bus
ness in an elegant and splendid style, and keeps con-
stantIy hand large assortment of fashionable
NITURE. of all Ainds, manufactured with especial
care by his own worknen, and under his own super
vision, He also recommends 10 the public his newly
invented and improved Sofa, Bedslead and Lounges,
which for convenience and surpass anything ever
used BEFORE Spring Hair and Husk Mattresses, made
in the best style. His prices are remarkably LOW,
and he solcils a share Of public patronage.
JOHN A. BAUER,
No 255 S.Second street above sprunce Philadelpha.
NH l9ly
Smyrna times., 1860-04-05
GLENN'S
One Pa ice Hat and Cap Store.

- (CORNER or TUE FIFTH STONY BLockJ
N. West corner Of Eighth and Race streets.
Philadelphia.
THE public are respectfully invited 10 bear IN mind
that this Store may be found sn assor1lnen! VI
Fashionable and Handsome MOLESklN DRESS
HATS. High Low and Medium Depth Crown, Clo'h
and Glazed CAPS, Plush and Plush Trimmed Gays
for Children, ai FAIR PRIcEs Or No two fIiees
for regular Goods. janl9ly
Smyrna times., 1860-04-05
NeaU Boarding House.

The subscriber, having taken the house on
MAIN street. recently in the occupancy Of Mr..
James Taylor, is now prepared TO receive
BOARDERS on accommodating terms.
NH 8tf JOHN COULTER.