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opinione had not seemed Objectionable on, obe's naF
bee ,e 10 select me from the conviction that was
desirous TO fulfill the duties Of this Iespohsoe
were elected TO that position, with fidelity hoho' H.
dnstry, and efficiency. . u,.,
I am well aware that Offices OF pnUhc uNAt coht'!
with them the highest honor that society cla confer
but 10 me they also convey the of heavy anu St
responsibilities. In accepting your DOMINATION huo ~
entering upon the office lit be my lot - receive tht
votes Of tho citzens OF New. York, shall remember
that II in NV duty ard II shall be my effort - spare y"
labor no industry and no pains that nav be necesrI
to fulfill IT'S requirements that when retire rom ,oe
Office, every man. rich poor no matter whiL ~,
party predictions may be, viii be able 10 say inet
man that you gentlemen and others lhyo hohoTsi ~
your nomination has AL events, st.ien 10 do niS
dnty"
/ accent your nomination thank you FOR II, and !
beg that yon witt convey my Acknowledgements 8" Inc
Convention which you repr'sont.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION.
Eailroad Bonds and Foreign subieo,r.
BNLTIMoHF. Wednesdar. N0Y. 2

BALTIMORE, wednesday, Nov. -. 1865.
In the United States Circuit Court for Nary
land, this morning, ChiefJasloe Chase presiding an
important decision was given in the Of James
jackson subject OF Great Britain agt. the Northeru
Central Railroad Company.
The action was 10 recover the amount of 50 $50 on
coupons held by him Of the bonds of tho company
The Company claimed the right TO retain per cent
OF its interest coupons to pay the income tax with and
also mills on every dollar OF its bonds under the aV
passed by the Legislature OF Pennsyyana
The Court decided that the Company must nav Tia
tax and that the coupons must be paid without deduct
ing the tax,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
RICHAED UGORMAN.
Mr. O'Corman's Acceptance Of the siczari
Nomination.

Tho Committee appointed by the Mozart City
Convention TO tender the nomination Of Corporation
Counsel to Richard German. esq mot tha, gentleman
az o'clock p. m. yesterday. After being scyernIy
introduced, George Shea esq. Chairman Of tho Com.
inittoe, addressed Mr.. 0Gorman as iolOws:
ADDRESS OF MR. SIfRA.
Mr.. OGOB}iAS. You are, OF course acquainted with
the object OF our meeting here. Tie Mozart COnyen.
tion met last evening and did by eco.nmation. that
which may say had long been It's purpose by pnttng
YOU in nomination its candidate FOR the Office OF Cor
poration Counsel Of this city, and thus placing them
selves in conjunction with OtbOr powerful political
DENOMINATIONS TO effect that purpose ia which many
citizens OF all parties seem, at present, TO concur.
While sir that sane fitness, personal ana professional
that has suggested your maine 10 those other political
organizations not without its citct perhaps con.
trolling effect with tho hOzart Convention. ye' they
were very much pleased that one who seems 90 be 80
universal iavorte, is also in unison with them now
as i'm the past in all these grand political problems which
n Il .he duty Of every good citzen 20 and the present
National Administration 10 bring TO The happy issues
of unity. peace and concord.
As Chairman Of this Committee tender toIyOu. on
lebaf of the Mozart Convention, that nomination. and
need scarcely add that it IL TO ne personally matter
of great pleasure 10 be the medium OF th5 comnnmch'
tOn. .
RELY OF Mr.. oGORMAH
Mn Sug, AID GFSILHEN: ! beg that you VIII &C.
cent INV grateful ncknOW Judgments for the nomination
bsf Won have rendered me and also for the very grace
fu terms in which that tender las been conveyed 10
me IL ia peculiarly satisfactory 10 me 20 know that
have been nominated ior this Onerons sud Responsible
office, not only by many OF these 70 WHOM myp"hIs'!
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
Tammauy Coun.unauic Covven,icn.
Inc Iammany CouaoiImanic Convention met

IA. evening, with ,hs following results.
FOURTH bs1RIcr-1ia Founh District C0urcirlau'c Con
Tnon OF ir raiuy Dernocra-y .at evening, u th3
" btesn Sot- tln ~ md made tho follow nomination.
rn,t Mssd-tpln,lllI' Fiyun Filth Wari-Jnuiri Long.
Hfth ward lhn .fac1n. Seventh Wtrl--patuck u.
k""nrn. Ei.tl Nsf-fsaac kobn,.u Fgu-tr,u utb Saft-
Hugb O. Bf.r.
JNrn Dfs1aicr.ihs Coui in1uc Convention 1ssemhled
Et"fus ccfu"r of ti si;y- and Eiveniht md nomiua-
t'd nc following eret: bernard Kenny, Eiw ts Ios
seo iuilony liaf m1u, Henry Brinfmln Chaes Co-tif
and ber io''n,nv Nfft.
a. 'tlf'u.. 10 IfVur place: Ioru ilos- -tall, rom
kin'h Ntfi trr.,r Ni~4h, FROM Eighteenth Nit and
James Nrrir 'fru siyc,nih ward Asf tho appointment
o. ce1rf'a" I'D meet Nlc41d tho Convention rijJurned
without nnmiult.n- TO other flreo candidar..
sIIrETvlu DuIKor.-Tto Nominate. Convention met a.
Carroll h3tL c9ruef oi fity.ihrd 4. AMI TE.r1va VI.
John naro'rn C,m Nesfrv. Jsines H. W.nrh aud ie
rrBr' SIerii.I Is,lHe 4s Sac.etaries
81. Robert hsDurl. unanimously nominated ior NJ
dsrrngn
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rtoard Of tau,u.seF-.

ile Board OF Canvass rs yesterday compl.'ca
ii, sret. .erril. Lirhteeaih. and Twenty secoi %
Wasd. having bu' sl1 nor, 10 bo completed. viz the
I9l h.aih. Tclth. Sixteenth, Nincieenth. aud
Iw,nu hut uV commence their ninth session taii
morning at 10 =. "a sad woud o. rcaay doubtless to
make the ou,, Adeciararon this week were they not
compelled await the oounting al The Solders Vote
by the Ssfs fAuyanscr who do not meet until ~" i'th
day 81 passaiss lhs AuIes ~ he iAsce " ards com
plrfcd
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
Citizens Association Non,insiion- Pirh
Wnrd.

The Citizens Association has made the iol-
lowing nominations in This Ward srho0 ifu.frr.-
Andrew W. Legeai. long icrm ZmTaN cst short term.
WIN. II. E.ITa. ~ nIl lnnnLcll
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

tho Tammany Twelfth Aldernanic District
Convention met laa evening at Nc. pr Third-s.
Joseph y. Lyons IVES called tO ne chair and william
tLJoui appointed Secretary On ballot Charles t.
LcoW received the unanimous nomination.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
New.Orieans Runers-Capture Of Bsgdsa
by the Libcrais-Why the Siege Of Mss-
.v,eros was Raised.
Nrw.ORLrANs. Wednesday, Nov.

NEw.URLLANs. WedncSday, Nov ~. lst5.
There is d doubtful rumor that Bagdad =
being besicged by the Liberals.
IL Il also stated that the French Admiral demanied
GEN Weize the surrender OF the steamer captured
by tho Liberals, which was refused.
rumor has reached here that the reason Of tho sn-
den disappearance OF the Liberals from before Maa-
moros was because they were suddenly informed that
tho Imperiasts were marching from Monterey take
them in the rear.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
GEcElprs or LIE GOvRRX,Isyr.
rHE FEBEDMsS's BuREAu-MR. CONWAY.


Mr.. Thomas W. Conway, late Assistant
Commi. s.oaeg of the Trecdmens Bureau for the State
o. Louisiana, has been rendered by Gen. Howard the
uperntendeuoy Of all ircedmens schools in Tennessee
ana KoDllcky. vi. c. has the proposition under
dcra Ju. and. If he concludes TO reject IT, will prob.
ably so 10 England as an agent in the interests of
various capitalists in New. York who are desirous of
onlightenipg their moneyed English friends in the
cultivation of tho cotton.lands Of tho South, and
inducing ttom TO invest the money which, compare.
lively speaking. they are throwing away in the
experimental culture Of cotton in Egypt.
Mr.. CONWAY. from his four years experience in tie
South, 0nd his long connection with the Freedmcns
Bueau, is thoroughly qualified TO represent the true
| condition Of these States and the Inducements offered
and has the permission OF Gen. Howard 10 accept the
mission which if successful, 1t doubtless will be. will
do much toward beneGtins both the whites and freed
me,.
A GERMAN AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION POST
PONBD.
! The T.. ). Consul at AltOna Germany. com.
munisatcs to the Hon. Isaac Newton Commissioner of
Agriculture. the fact that the North German Interns.
tona exhibition, advertised 20 be held at Altoona next
yeai, o"iig TO the rhyages Of the cattle plague in
Europe has been indefinitely postponed
mPUDgNCg oF RECONSTRUCTED REBELS.
Several reconstructed Rebels have filed their
claims at tho Treasury Department for balances due
before their participation of treason. An ex.nava
ofieoT grew pertinaccous at tho desk OF Secretary
Clandler to-day for balance Of prize money forsaken
Tor the Rebellion, when he was bandy informed by that
vigorous oliecr that the Government would not be able
to take up this class Of claims until after all loyal oa
ants have received their dues.
Another claim, due party before the Rebellion was
OF such magnitude was so inauentiay urged that 1t
became the subject OF Cabinet council where IL was
decided that the claim properly reverted TO the Govern
ment, Oh account ofthe treason Of the claimant.
An application was made at tho Navy De
partrnent today for the appointment Of ayoung Vr-
gipa Sec essionst as Midshipman. The petition was
fortified by 40 names Of citizens residing in locality
,peciogy po,ed for is eager end esSly treason. Ths
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
&1GN'
Union Treasury has again become an opee' VI 'p''""
alteration 20 tho mon OF the South.
To the Associsisd Press. A. oo tsf,
WAsHEGros "Wednesday Nov. q, Ie'S'

''' WssHEGroy wednesday, Nov. o. ls".
THE PARIS UNIVERSAL EXHIBIIloN'
II annears from the official correspondence
,,,P p,s5Isnt Johnson takes great interest 10 tno
coming Paris Universal Exhibition for lr6 ana tss,
t6is fact was communicated to the French C9anchos
OF State and Special Cominissiones. MINISTER s
", ws' e1tensiOn Of time within which the Comn.
siouer Of the United State; e, JVnorD w De nest TO
~ ,L I,'neria al commission assented, and In not.
10 TO- Minister Bigelow the Councillor Of State seys; ~
am glad to renew to you the assurance OF tne c"y
lively interest which | attach personahy 10 a.
universal Exposition. add thai aul IN tbs =, oI
e Interpreter OF the desires Of the Emperor aa o s
Imperial Commission"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
LOCAL POLITICS.
C,Iisens' Association Nomisees for Mayer
aud Corporation Counsel.
Tuptp LETTERS OF ACCEPTANCE.
Twp IItzINs' ASSOCIATION or NEw-l oRE,
Na. sIs BgoADwAI, Nov, 10, 1865.

Twp ,TtIzINs ASSOCIATION or NEw.1 ORE,
No sI3 BBoADwAT, Nov, ~, ls6J.
JOHN HEOKER, esq.--DEAR SIR: The Citizens
Association impress ed with the importance Of ihtrust
ng the Mayoray OF this great metropolis 10 an able
upright public spirited man and recognizing in youI
past hfe the qualities desired. have nominated you for
Mayor and pledge you their cordial snpport at the ap
preaching Chartsr election.
The degrading and runous sway of political factions
and Of unscrupuocs men. under which the city has suf
ered vast owls for Years enforees the necessity Of
gsni1ed and eagscst efforts 10 elevate TO municipal
Offices those vino are qualified to represent protect and
develop tae great commercial. industrial financial and
social interests of the city. and who Will apply to public
duties and trusts the moral and economical priD
cples which success and honor in private enter
prise.
Your well known hfc md character assure Of The
fitness Of nomination You need only devote 10 the
Mayorslty tie abilities which have been rewarded with
success in private e to insure to this city future OF
elevated progress and improvement and yogrtelf thc
paudits Of grateful people Respectfully yours
JAMES BROWN.
President OF the Citizens Association
R0BT H. ROOSEVELT, Secretary.
Committee H0riindioEs appointed ~ melting of n,
Citi:cs hsfOc iGiioH hid at No. tl3 BrOddody, o.
TO- lsJJ.-ALEXASDEB T. STEWART WILLIAM II.
WEBB RoBiRr u. ROOsfVTL1, DoghAS B. EATON,
HTSKY HILTON. DAVID DOVE, JACKSON : SCHULTZ,
WASHINGTON X VERsIlYR NATHANIEL SANDS
GEoRCE T. NoYrs. GEo. BIIse IT,, Z. Il. EoBiRT
CYRJs LAwi, CHAHfs TRACY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
MeKcsa n smianiisn. Filth 60. .s ii,aanis
Oistrirs.

The follow ng delegate. To- the Fifth Council
manic McKcon Convention Were chosen last evening.
Henry R0oTue Hugh 4. Rely John MoMalon. Lazarus
Ses. Nicholas Segcl. Christ0phrr AugoEt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
NEw YORK. November Is, ls6,

INV 1bHh, NoNtIO'r To- Act-l.
Mls,r,. Jsrls Bfou AlezaHder r. S,erdTi. HiH,dm H.
Web5 RoLert II. Roos,reli, DORIAN b Eaton, Henry
Hilton. Darid DoEs Jsck,og S. Sc.Hl!I Was.irsfoH
Il. yersly,, Hdt.aa,l SaHds, George r. Noyes gorge
bIis.. jc C. x. Robert, Cyrns LogtoH and Charles
Trey:
GESTLrSTS: Your letter Of the 18Th inst. informing
me that the Citizens Association have been peased TO
name me as their candidate for Mayor the coming
Charter election. "a received.
am sincerely grstifed that numerous ard infuen-
tiai body Of my felowctizens the Citizens Associ'
alton, including gentlemen whose sound judgment and
moral worth highly esteemed by the public, to.
geher with some thousands Of others who have signed
their names raiifyng NY nomination have thought me
qualified for the duies Of important Office; and
that they have in my past life indications Of that
conscientousness which shoud animate every public
officer.
accept the nomination. with thanks 20 you for the
honor conferred; and should my fellow-ctens see l
TO ratfy II by their votes. pains nor enou upon
part shall be spared far the legitimate powers Of
the MayorAlty extend 10 vigorous honest and
economical city government.
In giving this pledge depend. not gpOs my ability
or strength Of purpose Of my own. but upon the aid
which ny fellow citizens, who desire good govern.
ment, will give me- aud stil more upon the assistance
of Almighty God, 10 whom have learned to look for
guidance and support in every undertaking
am. very respectfully. you're
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
hRNt IND NAVY |

ARM .ND NAVY LBAGUR CoSy 2SrIoS.--
A. conrort1n lcld Tuesday evening at Clinton Gar
den. No. ~ Cnion-5t Of the Army and Navy Leagne
o. the Wien Adernanic District Anthony Miller
was nnnuinonsly nominated fog that office.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
ranrr,any A,de+manic cen,entiou.

me Fourteenth District mot q, No 80 Ihrjlye but al.
oufa'i over sntSSuIdiy evening Ine theiT domination
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
SEv-voRK STATE ELECTION.
KINGS.

Tho SgperJ so-s met Yesterday sni oos mp The re-
iurug fruni ile IlUs"uth Ward. and found ne state
'!cl F correct Do tho Gnyags 0l The County ticket
loGcycr ailrl.Ir 4 f".oplncy Vgs discovered. lhe
rctur1r had been ttnreTed viii! tOl votes having teen
iak IA iruu th' orienl nDnber lor J0hn Montgomery.
Union candid Iis for Sup ntenLcut of The Poor and
added o. iAn member 'f james Fitzgerald the Demo
cratic candidate on ths s,mn office. The alteration
pss c.uusly made and s's nH obylous attempt ~
rnnl. 1lr amc alteration bod been made in rte c'se
uf e c,bdtl.r niued in .ht return i.om thc second
gitr.oi - o.. GIaeoatn Word.
TAr Eorrl ordered t'r Gluyl-scf from lhrc' " trii
to ap;eaT lr.0ft mdtIck recess ~ tie sterloOn
vhea the tausrsscTs from The Ihlgic.uil ward ap
uclrrd ard tlc lciuIa wls duly COrrctei.
. Tho Iinecutl ward Ci1usscrs vii appcar 90 fn
dar.
Atth- 1oto be.w.ou Fitzgerald ald Montgomery i'
nss nv h4lnCsd ihs eiect of this fraud. fccf a.lni
u.u. probably have bcoa 10 deprive ilo at.1r oi a'
,itr'.Dr.
Il, 'card vas unshlc 90 c'tein auy o're 20 me Gu
tlo, o. tIis 1lln1. Jh- canvass Will proceed iodrt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

In reply g. letter ,nilaT to that sen to Nh Heehcr by
the Hoinna,ins Committee Of tho CTrtss ASSOCIATION
Mr.. Richard OGon.n, the Associations nouncs for the Of
fcc Of Corporation Counsel, replied as folo~s:
Mr.. oGORMAS'S ACCEPTANCE.
NEw.YoEX Nov. C. ls65.
GNKII,nS. have received your letter informing
me that the Cfnrss' ASSOCIATION Of Eew.Yorf have
nominated me ~ their candidate FOR the office Of Cor
poration Counsel 81 the coming Charter election.
am very sensible OF the honor thus conferred upon
me- for AN well assured that your choice would not
have fallen upon II Jon not satisfied that my
election TO this responsible Office would subserve the
best interests Of our noble city and that would be
earnest as yourselves 10 defend It's rights assert it,
honor and protec, s finances from adverse influences
from whatever quarter in whatever shape tley may
assai IT,
The Office OF Corporation Counsel j. a purely civic
Office, having no necessary concern with political par
ties or with the crest political issues which ogate
ciey. 1t is cGee Of honor indeed. but at 'he
time OF labor, and responsibility. The lawyer who
has the City Of New York for his client, and endesyors
honestly and efficiently TO discharge his duties 70 that
client will have his hands full and no easy task
with those views Of The Importance OF the Office be-
fore you you have rendered me your domination and
pledged me you. cordial support and With those views
before me gratefully ana piOudiy accept jOnf Homns'
ton and yonr promises and IN return l pledge myself
to you il elected 20 this Office 70 devote all the strength
aud energies possess and to use all the powers the
Office may afford 70 aid you in your desire to insure for
the city aud its citizens Of Whhtoyer party talre Of
progress aud improvement.
am, very truly and respectfully yours,
RICHARD OGORMAN.
To Me.sIs James Brow. Alexander Z, Stewart Wm.
H. Web, Robert Is. Roosevelt. D0rman II. Eaton
Horny filtOn, David DoVs. Jackson s. Schultz
Washington X. Yormilye, Nathaniel Sands George
+. NOyes George Bliss, jr, {. Il. Roberts. Cyrus
Lawt0n. and CAarlcs Tracy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
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JOHN UECKER.

In reply % letter -,nsT to that ssnt to Mr. Heeker by
the Noininans Committee Of tho CrTrrss ASSOCIATION
Mr. Richard OGoIH.u, the Associations NOMINEE for the Of
fce Of Corporation Counsel, replied As follo~s:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
PEARS OF THE REcoNsTRUCTED.
TROOPS MUSTERED OUT.

The tri-monthly report OF the Commissary OF
Muster Tor the Departmen, Of Washington gives the
numb.r OF troops mustered ont since the 10Th inst
follows;
Commissioned officers Of the Veteran Reserve Corps,
:; enlisted men, ,lJ1 commissioned officers ol Nol-
uuteers, J5 enlisted men. "a; masking total Of -
commissioned officers and SCI enlisted men.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE

IN DEFENSE Or THEIR INTEGRITY As 4 NATION
DUR,SG THE WAR TOR THE UNION
Smyrna times., 1865-03-30
NOTICE

Me- TING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE DUCK CREEK IMPROVEMENT COM
P.NNY will be held at the hotel ofChas f. Foxwell,
in the toAn of Smyrna, on SATURDAY, April the
ls;., 1t ; O'clock, P. VI. Business Of Importance
viii be Transacted
By order Of the Company,
Il. L. SUTTON, Scc'y.
JpHv MrsrARp. Chairman.
March -, 1865.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-30
FOR RENT.

The oldestablshcd and well known CARRIAGE
FACTORY of John M. Denning, decd. hne
cbsnce s here offered for energetic man to make
money. Apply 70 "h' II: DA"OS,
mhI6 Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-30
NATIONAL
Super Phosphate of Lime.

AND CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS.
The National Super Phosphate has been thorough
ly tested by Practical Farmers and Reliable Agu-
cIurasts, and has proved to be the pures aud best
Fertilizer IN the market; free from aduiIeraiIon;
speedy and durable in its effect Price S65 per 1000
lbs NATIONAL COMPOSr-A cheap and ella bile
Manure for Potatoes. Cora and Vegetables generally,
aud especially adj pied lor TObacsO and Sorghum
Price. $50 per 1000 lbs.
Spec al ManurerS of Fish, Meat, Bone, Hair, &c,
&c. made 10 order.
Dealers i'll find it 10 their interest c give these
articles their attention
JAMES h. STEVENSON,
aul3 lY No. l32 South Second Street, Phila.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-30
WHITE PINE BOARDS.

White Pine Culling Boards, suitable for Barns
and out-buildings, for sale at Smyrna Landing at
S3450 to S37: 80 per thousand. Apply 10
March l6, '65. JOHN r. WILSON,
Smyrna times., 1865-03-30
SHINGLES.

No. l Shingles at the lowest prices, for sale by
March l6, '65. JOHN H. WILSON.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-30
Farmers, Take Notice.
TASKER & CLARK

Still conlinne to manufacture those MANURES which
for The os seven or eight years have given such gen.
a,aI so,sF,cInn 10 those who have used themi we re-
fer 10 The
SITPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
moda f,om fine ground Bones, Peruvian Guano, and
ober FertIizne Ingrediens,-Ond sold at The rate of
s65 per Ton Of 1000 lbs. Also, to The
MEAT AND BONE COMPOST,
Io c,oD, ,oC,se Meat Bone and other ohal from the
Slanphter House, Price, $40 per ton,
a. "a s,ncrior article Of Bone Dusi, at market
hddress TASKER 4 CLARK,
,Oho o., Philadel phia.
Or Also for lale by A. McCONAGhY, Kent co..
Smyrna times., 1865-03-30
Fancy Millinery.
THE MISSES TATMAN

The MlOSEO L IA MAN
have opened their NEW SPRING MILNE.
S6aA)RY GOODS on COMMERCE Street, next door
H~ to Mrs. Roberts.
Dress Making, Cloak Making, Stamping,
and Fancy Work Of all kinds done to order and
nromptIy Ladies invited to call and examine for
pnaaaivas mh9
Smyrna times., 1865-03-30

Two gay and risky Soldier Boys,
Whose hearts are full US air.
Would hold a correspondence
With some nice young Ladies fair.
Their age should be about nineteen,
Black, blue or gray Of eye;-
But stop minute while state
No widows need apply.
Photographs exchanged if desired. All commn-
nicatons promptly attended to. Address Thoma as
+. Cooper or Robert W. Houston, 4th Regt; Del
Infantry, Co. H, Sd Brigade, I'd Division 9th C0rpS
Washington, d. G..
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editions are published one adopting American, the
o,her Foreign lingering. When the work is ordered
II no nrelerence is designated the edition with Amer
lean Fingerng will be seat.
~ ne sure that in ordering it you are particular
.nsc;foing ths " New Method" Price S3.75. Mail
~ nast.1sid to any address. Sold by all Dealers.
OLIVER DITsON g. CO., Publishers 277 Washing
| ton ST.. Boston. "h%'
Smyrna times., 1865-03-30
r. e MI o v AL

The undersigned beg to announce that they have
removed their Stock of Goods from West Smyrna
to the Storehouse recently occupied by Mcssrs Viii.
liams & Brother, and that they have opened out
with the
Smyrna times., 1865-03-30
Family Boarding School,
FOR BOYS.

An attractive Home and Family School, for Young
Men and Boys, under the charge oi Rev. M Melgs,
At Polisiown. Montgomery Co.. Penn.
Cireulars at this office. References, Rev; Johh u
Thompson. and the Trustees OF Delaware Cohege'
D.,,.,o,,,n oc, e 1sGs Principal.