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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
From Texas.
bTou BfAbNs
Nry-OEr,S', Tuesday, March -, IS

NYw-OEIE,Ss, Tuesday. March ~, 1861.
Texas advises received here -iate that the troops
formerly stationed at Camp Rincgold lad arrived AZ
FOr, Brown, on their way to the c1asl.
Tho steamer DAME! Webster war outside the larl,r
Of Btazo- waiting 60 transport the Federal troops to
N,w-Yorl.
l. IL r,ror'cd that 500 Texans wore stationed at
Ro Crande City, end re5Iiolceueu's were still aT-
rivrg.
The Collector Of Customs for the District Of Brzos
Lad resigned BE Office anlor the uaied States, and
then resumed tlo d.scarse OF Inc same duties under
tho STATE authority.
CO.. porl " 81 B.ovrsyi'ls. Gen Mcleod was in
command 8. E!.las and Gca N.-lous 90 Point
Ealel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
The Maryland STATE Conference.

NITTIIIFTI TT'7TTFl NIT'TT -, T'OI'
Tie State Conference net asai4 to-day pursuant b
adjournment. Tie aU,nd1ncc was small
Jriy. Chambers, in rcsumng the Chair slidit was
ur 'ef-ood that GOV. Hicks IS eth unwilling to call
State Convention.
II was evident rs The expression Of several members
tie sentiments have been somewhat modified since the
lat reetiug. The general feeling seemed 20 be 10
await he action Of Virginia. 10 is thought Commit
teo will be appointed to confer " i,h lie Convention of
ths' STATE NJ action was taken.
Adjourned III, tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
yir.inia Convention.

EIDuWUyD, 1uefdRy, NarcI II ls1I.
IR She Convention to-day, Mr.. Summers mace II
powerful and elective spe,cn ~ three hours, giving
s-rong argument, iu advocacy Of the peace PROPOSE
toUs, aud commenting on each article. He argued
such action n would meet the viewf Of the whole
States, and showed the folly Of passing ordinance
OF Secession for ref, renee TO divide the people He
sail Virginia ought fst o. command peace on all sldes,
then 10 call B)rder-stato Conference, with the peace
propositions an acceptable baSis of adjustment and
then let THE Convention adjourn over 70 await the
result lie expressed tul confidence in the eventual
restoration 0f the EniOn.
Mr.. Tyler replies 20 Mr.. Summers tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
The PcnusyI,ania scna,orship.

lAHEIsBrHG, Tuesday, Niarci 7! INUT.
There are II nominees in the House for Nr. Csm-
erons vacancy. The principal ones are w. u. Arm
strong of I.ycomino, Thomas Williams Of Allegheny
w. ". Ketchan Of Luzorie, David Wmo. Of Brad
ford lbaddous Stevens OF Lancaster, Henry W. Phil
lips, James Campbell, Richard Ware. anI Morton We.
MichscI Of philadelphia TIE leg-iatire fa- fixed
ThnrrdaY neNt fOr The elel..On d senator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
United STATES seDaie-Exira Session.

W,mSGToS, Tuesday, March l., lo'i'
Tie Senate took mp Mr.. Fosters Rep, Conn. reSo-
luton for q G expulsion OF Mr. Wiga Dem, leXas,
when ON motion Of Mr. SIMMONS, Rep, X. L.,
H. together with Mr.. Clinman's Dem, \. c. cub
stitutc. Wa referred 90 the Judiciary Comuittee.
Mr.. TRUMBULI, Rep. H., ron the Judiciary
Va resolution about Carlton aud Sm1oin, reported
back the resolution with Tire recommendation that Il
be postponed till the Tie third Monday IN December
which was rccd %. TIE Committee deemed D. pre-
mature 10 o-der Tay mout a' this tiuc.
Tie Senate yyta' lao IxeJgiye Session, and AFTER
wards q Ii-uuCd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
NcW-.yergey Legislature.

IETNIO|, I0cEday, MaT'f II I|I
The Monmouth aud Burlington RHruad bill, favored
BY the Camden and Amhoy Railroad Company, T2asei
the IIouse today-;S against >. 100
The Senate has been engaged in com ierius the d.
to district he State into Assembly Ds.r!tp, Inefc l.
quite n controversy over it.
Both Houses have agreed 20 adjourn zine die on
Thursday next
There aro me prospects, Of another joint meeting Ia
appoint State Director, County Judges, and Com
siOneVg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
Tile LomriNe Journal sharply ,.y,.

Crime Il progressive, and aer the first plungs no.ar 1.
than TO 20 from bad 70 contemporary .sys
the isy deno1ans effect Of the hr. step seen IN the
Easy transition 10 other Wrongful actr a, IL De Quincy.
Of the who, begnps tire downward path y i MIR.
asr went b. degrees until be lying and Last 70
p,ccsinaon he sec,dag ss,ss 6ssnnss with t-cason
sad lsyng find easy TO on until st ss they cone 90
s'NoHgr 'hefpoi Of fos ouly b., ofyss's'.. sd
Iasssy." .a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
Navigation orthe ~. Lawrence.

OGDEK,BUKGH, \. y, Tuesday, March +, I3tI.
The ST. Ltwrcnce is clear oi ice here. stGIn ferry
boats commenced regular tIph between thu place and
Prescott to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
SenatOr t'rjftensieu /.

BosToy, Tuesday, March IL lsSl.
Senator Critteden las accepted the invitation Of the
City Government, and will visit Boston some tine
next week. Mrs. Crittendeu will accompany him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
NIa.suchuscGts LeyisIafore.

BOTov, Tucsd0y March ~ 1861.
The House to-day ordered 10 thrd reading tho bill
modifying the Personal Liberty Inv which recently
passcd the Senate. Vote ~ 20 III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
Rhode LsInnd l,HIifics.

Pr1vIDENCE, Tuesday, 1atth ~ looj'
The Democratic and Constitutional Union CONVEX
tons, in the Eastern District, to-day nomna.ed Nm
j. Sheffield of Newport for COnuesp. Foe Constitu-
tionsl Union Convention Of the Wosttm District nou
mated George IL. Browne Of Glouces.er, whom tho
Democrats bad previously nominated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
lhHrIeI. fflccliNn.

SlEiCusE, 1uesiIy, NHci J.! lstl.
81 the charter election held be- today, o., EcPuL-
Hens elected the entire city ticket, aLu ia oli Of
eight SUPERVISORS.
The Bond IL Aldermen stands: Republicans, IL
La, year Il was ai1 Republican. and two Democrats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
lIunirinHl Election.

BHooH, Tucsdayr March y, l''l'
At the municipal election yesterday inlah ".eison,
Republican, Wa. reelected MAYOR boy 80 Daj r.!y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13

SAEpi HOOK. Tuesday. Mar,b i2-Minieh.
There are no signs of The steamer Etna oil tis point
Wind light from E.SB. very dark aud hay Oh shore
PoETIsyIi, ToesJay, March i2-Nidnighl.
There rgDs Of tie bohemian ~ THIS port
nov fully dae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
Missouri Convention.

ST. L0uIs, Tuesday, March - 1861.
The Convention was occupied to-day in discussing
amendments 20 the majority report, bu. adjourned
without anything Of special Importance transplring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13

DIR. Peter G.. lol. died ia Ironton, obiO on the "a
lust, in his .9tb yeas. lie was native d ieteisbas
Va, but came to 6entucky AZ an carly age. during
the t four years he has resided at ronton, where be
lad taken up his abode Cor the benott Of Us thirty
slaves, pltcp 40 hal cmancpaed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
The following petition is in circulation in BOs-
ton and its vicinity, and has received many sig
natures:


ton and its vicinity, and has received many sig
natures;
To a., S,sg'> aF5 ~ gs = FresE,afireF Of Aassa .n' -
G.1eydi C0rrt .fsScmbiof
TIE usisn IL the undermined Cycu or Massachusetts
spectfy represents IN their opinion the feeling which hss
long TN States has eliminated into state
Of hosy Moth that establishes clesry that return or
those states the Northern ConiedeTzcy impossible without
such sacrifice = principle the Part Of the North would
render unity Of States under such terms OF no value Your
Nl.W Of tbs ASPECT ard The st OF conhdrace ira
the community, which this state has brought chou; and
Wow OF the r,a evils which oId follow messCres
ocJesgJl aud kru and further, srcl measures
resulted Do conquer that te Conquered people would sa os
h The imm1nies end privileges IS they lad be
and enid llc 70 the Congress OF
tie died Ss 20 resrsct the scenes bsain DO respect
folly position llL yoD od pas he following act and sahns
tie the different States, that such Bco be taken
thereon vii acc7r3 vii; The OF the Constitution
Of tie United S,s'-s;
--c,d b c Pep Of NQssausefls That IN view OF tie
hostile q 2 d. 81 ' lie States OF South Carolina, Gcoss.
Florida Adams Mississippi Louisiana ard TeTss hsle taken
utlug Stara aud O. gct owls hic would t0ow
a. onp;s coercion an1 conquest the people Of sacaets
within u 10 consent (ec- 4DacES u the osnt sd's
gqesi~ 10 The rel that the States Of South Csrons GeoE,1,
Florida Alabama ssPp Louisiana snd Lei,s nay seeds
ror to Union and r,rm other eoyrnle' when heA dcn
best m their intercss provided that they declare freedom o.
u.y!g40r iH the I ~ Ri en- and surrender al Is 70
dist h tor, siy uiCs bordering on tie hl
Eii7r aud oupo,- tie City Of New Orleans a. Port o.
eny Of The ai.sd ISe AID further tina they rtsign srighS
and lain 70 Anticipation Of the territories belouging 90 th"
United State cn3 cousie or OF which az Es custom
bondase Of The reclaimed Sate, shall be made over and
sun o them"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
To the Anoels,ed Press.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday March IL, 1861.
ris known that the intention Of the President is to
frat Gil the vacancies which exist and which must be
filed during the present session of the Senate EXCEPT
inr IN a few instances other appointments will be de-
ferred until this is done. In the mean while applicants
are required to Gle their papers in the proIerdepari'
ments
CommodoIe Stewart Just before the close OF the aie
Administration retwnsdio SECRETARY loesy h's eop'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13

FlEspIsH--We learn from The Salem (lnd) TiWes
that an inhunan wretch in an adjoining County 10
Washington deliberately plotted 'he lohG"ing, oy
which 10 put his wife TO DEATH Il seems that TO ac-
cunplish his hellsb work Il was necessary TO employ
his own son. small boy, To assist him. lie set his
fence ON fire. and instructed his little son 10 perpeTate
the deed After he had set the fence lire, he sent
the little boy the house after his he beys mother,
TO come and pat the tire ont, while he The father
crctod himself in the woOds near by, telling the boy
before this that v o his mother engaged III ex
tnguiohing the fire, to approach her h0.1 behind Sna
set her clothes on fire. which he did and before Sire
was aware her clothes were in blaze, burning them
entirely Of and Of course burning her ~ death TIE
Times does not state that the inhuman wretch hss
been arrested
Tar BoUsDARY Use BETwEES MARYLAND AND
VRGiSI,.-The President Of the Senate laid before
the Senate on Saturday communal estvm from the
Executive. inclosing report from Cob ugus W. Me-
Donald, who was cent to London l.s ~ az to search III
the Bitish State Paper Offices for ach records a.
would determine the boundary line % DoSe mentioned
The Colonel report ills thiryhrsJ pages Of manii-
script; but these contain morcly - Etive OF his own
proceedings and catalogue WE brlei efpana,,G;ry
Re has secured. The Colonel y ent TO London by or
der of Gov fletcher the begr aturc having passed
resolution authorizing him, me deemed eNpedeni,
TO send COMMISSIONS.
The IVateytosrn Ietiessas an says that Mr.. Robert
Hitchcock OF that pLes has invented clock that
never res9i,es winding up By hand and viii Keep run.
ming untii IL y Worn 'oot ielt sIohe' Aier oeing
a yentlator. The vention is designed especially for
town clocks end y re Office clocks, TO any Of which IL
can be applied Mr. Hitchcock bas received patent.
AClRE lox',LIPPERY SIDEwALKs.-IHe Nogora
Fc'sGa;.S elisa story Of two young ladies whowere
promenadry along the street recently, when one OF
them sl'fis and came down upon the icy pavement
IKE p thousand of brick" Jumping quickly up
she exc aimed, soto r0c, Before another Winter
naNe'a man 20 hang on 20, see II don't" We call
e'atfn az al 10 hla
~ asible remedy for the lopgcontnued slppery cond-
'tcn Of our ra' euents The present Winter,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
TUE CaIIPOrNn MAILS.

Tie contract Tor Tie daily overland mad to
California was perfected and signed to-day. The
stock, equipage, etc.. will be moved up at once
from the Southern route, and the service will
commence on the Central line early in June. A
tri-weekly pony express will start at the same
time. Although the contract allows twenty days
running time, the contractors intend sending the
first stage through in fifteen days, and altcrward
in sixteen days, regularly, making the mail time
to California six days less than the III Paso
schedule time. Senator Latham and Mr.. Colfa1,
by the POstmasterGeneral's invitation, aided in
settling the details Of this important contract
which is TO be one Of the great events Of Mr.
Blair's administration Of the Post-Ofiice Depart
mcut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13

Mr.. Tbeakcr has not been appointed COlnmis-
sioncr Of Patents as heretofore reported, and his
selection is now improbable. That position re-
quires peculiar ability. If the important Offices
are filed under the present pressure, and with
out system and thorough scrutiny, serious mis-
takes are inevitable. The sooner the Senate is
dismissed the better forthen appointments canbe
considered deliberately, with more satisfaction to
applicants and far greater security to the Gov
erument.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
TIE SENATE OTFICERs.

II is yet undecided whether the Republicans
viii remove any Of the officers Of the Senate at
this session, or wait until the regular meeting
next Winter. Some OF them are peculiarly
obnoxious, and ought to be superseded immedi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13
TIE PosT.OrFICE APPOINTMENTS.

The appointments of POstmasters, with salaries
less than 81 900 per annum, viii be made upon
the recommendations Of the members Of Com
grcss in the different districts. Applications adj.
dressed to them viii receive attention earlier
than if sent to the Department, and save much
delay and trouble.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1861-03-21


49,. The subscriber having taken the aboye
.:a house and fitted il up in the latest style. isnnw
Hi prepared 10 receive visitors in manner that
- cannos be surpassed by any house on The pen
ia1ulA. His bar ~si, af all times BIO filled with the
highest price liquors. and hiss knble supplied with
svsry delic1cy lhe market afford Together with
Same sf al kinds in its Ills stabng IN large
an4 gam modious aud attentive osilers always IN II;
ssnancs o effort his part will be spared - ren5
der sn1re satisfaction "a those who may favor him
The citizens OF Smyrna, visiting New Castle may
Ne a~snred 81 finding comfortable house during their
Ina dm ~" s11 w s. w srRfcKL AND I"
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100000 GUARANTEE {!

Buck White Lead and Washington Media
Zinc.
blu z y II d . s $ 70
BUCK LEAD
100 pounds will cover much surface l25 pounds
Of other White Lead.
BUCK LEAD.
Painting done with pure Buck Lead is twice as dura-
bl as other leada.
BUCK LEAD.
Is lwhter and more brilliant than any other known
White Lead.
.e BUCK LEAD.
Is supe rOr the finest English White Lead for soft
ness and beauty,
BUCK LEAD.
Every Body Should buy Buck Lead
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
Is superior any other Znc in the World for extreme
whitenes and brilliancy
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
Is unrivaed for body covering property, so pounds
will do much painting rs pounds OF other Zinc
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC.
Has equal for durability. it wears twice long
as other Zinc Paint.
FRENCH) RICHARDS g. CO.
MANUFACTURERS,
Tenth and Market Streets, Philadelphia, Pa
6rFor sale in Smyrna by all Dealers.
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Furniture and Upholstering
WarehOMRe.-

P The undersigned respectfully infoms his customers
and the public that he has enlarged his place OF busi
ness in au elegant and splendid style, and keeps
ssnly hand large assortment fashionable FUR
NrrURk, of all kInds. manufactured with especial
care by his wOrkHen. aud under his own sdper.
vision. He also recommends TO the public his newly
invented aud improved Sofa, Bedstead and Lounges
which for convenience and sIrpass anything
ssed before. Spring Hair and Husk Mattresses made
10 lhe best style His prices are remarkably Low,
and he solicils share Of Publlc patronage
y, =. ...r "a JOHN A. BAUER, r..
NO 255 SSecond street, above Srunee PhIadcl phin.
mh I9-iy ,t $50. 4s s.4r. 81 e-s. 10
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1861-03-21
Bricks! Bricks!

The subscriber having opened a Brick Yard in the
sewn of New Castle wilt sell all Kinds OF BRICKS.
on the reasonable terms, for cash Those the
SILVER csuatses OF the State wishing 10 he supplied
with good and cheap Bricks will do we'll To give
jai4iy'S ! ! 80" JOHN GrYER 4 SON, .
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X. WELLS
P Photographic Gallery,

.. ...t NO. IZ4 ARCH STREET,
,.... PHILADELPHIA.
One of the largest and complete Galleries in the
United States. where the best Pictures, known in
the Photographic art, taken cat prices
no higher Than paid for miserable
Caricatures.
The proprietor. practical Photographer, attends
personally. every stting-and allows picture to
leave the Gallery unless il gives perfect satisfaction.
DaguerreOtypes and AmbrOIyIes of absent de-
ceased friends, photographed to any required size.
taken on Canvass life size, and painted in OIL by the
best Artists. l..4ss-. ..... ..-....
AT this Gallery pictures be taken in any wealth
er-as perfect in cloudy days when the sun shines.
Persons visiting the city respectfully invited
to examine specimens which for price and quail
ty defy competition.
OF Instructions given IN the art OF Photography.
X. NEWELL,
..'A "'" "r.@ ''a GALLERY OF ART,
- ESQ .i.D. Ia 7S4 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
COMBINATIONS:
From Hon. LEWIS D. CAMPBELL Nj. c.. Ohio.
My family and friends all concur in the opinion
that the (NewelD Picture is more fe-lIke than any
thing they ever saw. My likeness has been repeat
eddy taken by different Artists ia various ways, bnt
have yet he'd one which presents lTue TO ma
ture all the features and expressions of countenance
as this.
! From Hon. +. JOY MoRRIs, late Minister to Italy,
The exquisite finish. beauty ard sollness of ouI
portraits cOnoined with their durability of color and
faithinlness likenesses, cannot fail TO commend
them 10 the attention and patronage of all who aP
preciate true art.
| - esor ~ From Cor. JAS. PAGE.
Having occasion for portrait. | procured one IRON
| Mr.. Robert Newell, of the city Of Philadelphia
miniature IN Oil Colors, under The process DIS
covered by him. and take great pleasure IN expressing
The satisfaction given me- not only by the accuracy
ofihe likeness, but its artistic finish in all respects
and recommend him TO the patronage OfihOse disposed
o encourage the beautiful art. D.. so',
4 leo. =. ..f
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
Harper's Weekly.

The Publishers have the pleasure of announcing that
Harpsrs Magazine for the ensusing year will contain
BY TIfAcKERAY AND THE AUTHOR OF
adam BEDE;'
Weekly new Novel by Charles Dickens. entitled
GREAT EXPECTATIONS, f."
will be commenced. MIR Dckens's Tale will be rich
ly illustrated by John M Lenan. Esq
These Works will be printed from the manuscripts
and proof sheets of the Authors
1>r ANY person who RENTS FOUR DOLLARS TO the
Publishers will both publications for year
and will thus provide himself with the best reading Of
the day, published in beautiful and attractive
for very small sum of m0Dey.
srTiarpers Weekly will be sent gratuitOusly for
one month a sI,eeImen-tO any one who applies
for il. Specimen numbers Ofthe Magazine will alsC
be sent graI0IiOusIy.
TERMS OF HARFER's MAGAZINE.
One Copy for one Year SO 90
Two Copies for one Year q. 90
Three or more Copies for year. (eaeh) zoo
And an Extra Copy gratis. for every Club Of Eight
tr-r. Subscribers.
TERNs OF liARPERs WEEKLY.
One Copy FIR Pnenty Weeks 81 90
One Copy for one year $50
One Copy for TWO yrars -. 400
Five Copies for year 800
Twelve Copies for one year 20 90
TweRty five Copies for one year 40 90
an extra copy will be allowed for every Club Of
XIX. ..a - Twelve Subscribers. ..t.
HARPER & BROTHERS, Publishers " H
..... ...t-f .I- 81 a Franklin SQu8re New York 70
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SEASONED LUMBER.
NEBEKER & TATNALL.

AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED YARD,
Market Street Wharf, WILMINGTON, DEL.
White Pine Lumber,l, II, 4, 2, 3, A, and inches,
Of different qualities.
Wide Plank, for Bath Tubs, Flooring Shelving,
Siding. &c. ... H... II
Carolina ~ and 5-4 Flooring
Yellow Pine. and Norway Heart ScaDtIing.
IIemlOck JOist, Scanning, Stills. Plank, Boards and
FencngI III "a s- g.. =
ShIRgles-Cypress and White Pine.
Poss--Chesinnt and White Oak.
Ash Plank. II 4, 2 and inches. r
Poplar Plank Scaning and Boards.
Pickets. Plain aId Fancy, 81. 4 and a feet.
Plastering and Smuggling Laths. ... -..
All good Lumber kept under cover. Buyers and
Shippers will Ed it to their ad vantage examine our
stock of Seasoned Lumber. ......
We have just received from Albany a large cargo
Of POPLAR LUMBER, SIS, | inch and 2 inches; the
largest assortment in the city. Persons want please
call. s. .l OF in Ally
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& Real Estate
Agency.

The undersigned would respectfully announce to
the citizens Of Delaware and the Eastern Shore of
Maryland. that he has opened in Dover, Delaware.
Real Estate Agency for the sale of farms houses lots
or any other species of property. His acquaintance
in the that all Real Estate entrusted to his
care will be speedily disposed of in the most advan
lageous manner He would also announce thai, hav-
ing had more than twenty years experience IN AGc-
tOneerng he will be pleased to cry any sales OF land
houses stock goods anywhere the State that may
be rendered to him, conscious that his services will
fail to give satisfaction If desired, he will make
all arrangements for public private sale, and adj.
vertise them TO ths best advantage. lie will also
attend the collection of rents any evidences Of
debts. The best Of reference will he gwen as 10
CHI and qualification, TO faithfully attend 10 and
account for all business which may be entrusted TO his
charge. Address through the Post Office, or at the
hotel of Capt. Mullen, or his Office. Dover. Del.
#. RICHARDS,
ian3l-ly Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1861-03-21

kyNew Cattle Accommodation discontinued until
further notice.
Passengers by Evening Trains between Baltimore
and Delaware Railroad spend night at Whining
and proceed day by giving notice to Condue-
soF. and prDeuring siOp-over Check.
. Both Trars going North make close connections
for New York L. @. SEWALL, JT.,
Sup't Del Railroad.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1861-03-21

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