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The New York herald., 1866-09-28
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"oesa % emo Qaecn Of Tragedy Is8reetiyA
n'ssoe' made her debut in Brooklyn, at the academy
o. Music last Night before one OF the mos, fAsklenaSt
and intslectaal audiences which that city could asseu
ble i: wAs such gathering as we have bssa accus.
toned 70 see "a $he boss days the best italian opsrs
since the Brsekbn Academy was built There wax q
notable feature last night unusual demoasrasvs
nsss OF the house Brooklyn audiences asc peculiar
Their Is sedate sheir method OF apprecttoe aus
acting o. good singing timid reserved sVuse os
the poprieties OF life chSis their enthusiasm They
seem as though they did not always know when Il Nav
proper 70 applaud or respectable to preserve rigid a
difference. We notice these gensrshss now only a
observe how little Of them were visible in the audience
OF last night The applause bestowed upon Rstori wss
genial, frequent we'll dispensed aud far more warm
than that which greeted her any night In New York
The Brooklyn people aspred TO opera house. they
got ono remarkable for It's beauty comfort and GOOD
acoustic properties. But when il completed th@
oyersensvs portion Of the city or churches hessted
between its disposition as u goody theatre or .
eodly preaching house, endsavorsd 10 clip the
wings OF the lofty muses., and exclude everything
from the stage except the most sLragh laced
mora, drama, aa@nor which OF course WAS failure;
aud had not the genius OF art The spirit Of
cant With the aid OF the good OF the majority
would never have Rstor the boards or the
Brooklyn Academy Of Music But there she last
night impcrsonatng human demon with the powers Of
supcrhumsn artistic. And there was Brook.
lyn audience fairly redeemed and disenthrallsd lrom
prejudice recognizing art in ts highest FORM though
pctrring the worst and most terrible passions OF hui
manity From to scene the character Of Modes
developed in It's hideousness and intensity, soflened
and then by those maternal instincts which neith
ev passion the influence Of tie ncensed gods could
subdue, RIsor wrought up the enthusiasm of her audi,
and held them in the bonds Of and absorb
ing interest She recalled after each act and re-
ceived most unequivocai outbust Of appreciation The
opportunities afforded tho whoo company 70 render the
drama with spirit on the fine stage OF the Academy wsrs
in strong contrast TO the restrictions undor which they
iabored at the Theatre Fraucas The Improvement in
tho scenery, too, was most marked We observe thai
Mary susr. is announced for Tuesday evening in Brook
lyn fact upon which congratulate the citizens Of
that suburb There Il a feast store for them which
they cannot realize by anticipation kstoris Queen Of
Scots is unqucstoneby the granasst piece Of acting io
this age
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

FRENCH RADICALS ON AMERICAN PoIlrTcs.--
The defuncs Loyal Publication Society Of this
City has been galvanized into temporary ex-
istence for the purpose Of issuings letter writ
ten by French radicals on the subject Of Ameri-
can politics. II appears in pamphlet form,
translated by Mary L. Booth. and signed by
MN. De Gasparin, Martin, Cochin and Labou-
layc. The brochure takes the extreme radical
view Of political questions before the country
at the time II was prepared, and we're il not
for the fact that Il bears somo finger marks as
transatlantic production, we might surmIse
that II was concocted in the attic OF some local
radical Bohemian Of the Tribune school. II
will no doubt be extensively circulated a. .
vsAicai campsi9n document
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THE CRoPs AND The MARKETS. From oil the
evidences il appears that the damage 10 the
crops by the late foods in the West has been
very general; but the amount Of grain de-
stroyed will not be more than the great excess
Of the crop over those Of former years. The
grain crops OF 1866 bade iair before the late
rains to be immense In value, and in spite OF
the late destruction we shall have more than
an average crop, Our European information
states that the grain crops there have been
comparatively failures. This fact, and that OF
the late wars in Europe, will create an immense
demand for our grain, and our farmers may
look forward 10 brisk demand aud high
prices.
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BAtxrsoss. sept 81 1865
rhs CONSERVATIVE holding great mass meeting
tonight ia Mopunsnt square 10 rsfy the platform OF
s National Union Convention " j. an immouse gath
Wing aud great enthusiasm prevails The ward sssocis
'tons marched 70 'hs meeting IN procession. making 4
very dne display Of numerous rsnspNcncss aud Lao,
terms fireworks and music, The speakers are soverpf
Bramtstse n Kantuekyt aoveruor Psrsous "a Alsp~s
Hop John neSsa cf ht~car. Oo,oas' Psstos. Alien,
Mtaliossh and sshsss
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The >rh.m~ Th~s Far q FsiIur~ Postpone
@vri tniii Another s~--i"n "f Pmriis wsent.
OTTAWA. sept. ~, 1850
IT'S now admitted all hands that al least another
session OF the Canadian Parliament must aks place be
fore confederation will be completed Ihe session
OF the Parliament will commences early ia February
when the measure IN question may rrc@ive its death
blow
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
CONVENTION o. TIVE Northwestern CHRISTIAN Sssc-
ArI0N

The Northwestern Christian Association met IN the
First Presbyterian church this evening Joshua Ssfr,
of this city, temporary Chairman. A large number or
delegates are here, and many the way. rns
convention ~l probably hold over sunday
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a Man Convicted Three Ttwes sf Murder.
BALrrNoss sepL ~, 1893.
John Price wss convicted to-day Of murder In THO
second degree for killing Clp,on Jass ~ the husspn
last Nay. This II ths thsvd time rncs hes ssA" sas
wiosd of nsrds~
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

Northern voters will submit to see the negro
counted as man or three-ffths Of man whom
representatives are apportioned, but treated as
theory or the other must be abandoned.
Either the negro must not bo counted or he
must vote. We should like to hear single
reasonable argument against tho justice Of this
provision. The South ought TO be willing to
accept ii even If II were not condition Of
only q condition, but 1t is the best attain
able condition. II the Southern people
wait for something better they will be
forced to take something worse. Let them re-
fuse this amendment, which leaves the ques-
ton Of negro suffrage with the States, and the
next move Of the radicals will be to force upon
them unconditional negro suffrage, with the
alternative Of continued exclusion or perhaps
the bayonet. The South was not satisfied with
the Missouri compromise The same error
must not be repeated now. In case q moro
radical Congress is elected this fall, the mild
terms of the constitutional amendment will be
superseded by more harsh conditions, and
then what can the South do but submit? There
can be no second rebellion, and we no longer
care for the bcmbast and brsggadacio that
used TO alright our politicians. But ifsthe
Southern States ratify this amendment their
representatives will be at once admitted to
their seats in Congress and will hold the
balance Of power. On the one side are incslcu-
liable evils; on the other a palpable advantage.
The enemies OF the South are those who urge
the rejection Of Che amendment the genuine
friends Of the South urge the acceptance Of the
best attainable terms in order TO speedy
restoration. What will the South decide to do !?
Her fate is in her own hands.
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

THEATRE PRAScArs, Fourteenth street, near Sixtn
ayeale-MApAsx RlsIo.t AS NARY STUART
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New York. Friday, September as. 1866.
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway, near Broo me
s,rseI-TaE MERRY wrvss OF WINDSOR,
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NEW YORK THEATRE Broadway opposite New YORK
Hote;-FISE Old ESaLisB 0KsrLENAy-Rux.TEf fOO.ZLx
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TERRACE GARDEN, Third avenue, between Fifty.
shih and Fifty ninth sreesTHro Taoa As ORCHESTRA
SAsDAS CoscERTs, commencing at O'Clock.
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" FosfHsss Mosecs. sept. ~, 1855
The steamer ashore Body i.lrnd n. T. proves to
bs the sheridan, from New York for New Orleans she
had twenty-ihfee passengers who have been safely
landed They VIII arrive In Norfolk to-day Assistance
has been sent by the underwriters sgen aud hopes Of
ssvins the vessel and cargo are entertained
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

IRVING HALL. Irving place.-PRorsssoR HARlz vii
PsRyoRa HIs MIRACLES.
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GERMAN ITALIA THEATRE, No. sl4 Broadway :
NATHAN DER WFisF.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSrRELS 5S Brosdwav opposil .
the Metropolitan HOcl-IS ETHIOPIAN ESrsRrAis.
sxsrs. SINGING. DANCING AND BuRLEsoUEs-faa BLAcK
.nuH
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CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE, q
Mechanics Hall, Az Broadway--TN VARIETY or LIGH-
Aso tiUGuAsLE ESrkRrArSuESrs CoRPs BALLIr &c
-
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Il. 3. Internal Reuenue,
ANNUAL ASSESSMENT, 1866.
ASSESSOR. OrrlcE. DlsrpIcr oy DELAWARE,

Assessors OFFICE, DIsrRICr oy DELAWARE,
Wilmington, July "a, 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons concern
ed, that appeals will be received and determined h,
the Assessor relative TO anv erroneous or excessv,
Valuations, Assessments, or Enumerations made by
th- Assessor or Assistant Assessors aud returned in
the Annual Lists fer 1865, at the following times
and places viz:
IN WILMINGTON,
At his office in the Custom House Building, on SAT.
uRDAY, August 4th. from 10 A. NJ. until 3 r. M
AT DOVER,
On TUESDAY, August eth, from 2 to 4 P. NJ, and on
WEDNESDAY. August sth, from A. VI. until IL NJ.
at the office OF {. H. B. Day, Esq, Collector.
AT GEORGETOWN,
On TUESDAY, August 18th. from A. NJ. until 3 P,
NJ. at the Office of J. ID. Rodney, Esq, Assistant
Assessor.
At the same times and places, the Annual Lists
taken and returned as aforesaid will be submitted to
the inspection Of any and all persons who may apply
tor that purpose.
AL appeals shall be made in writing and shall
specify the particular cause matter or thing resDec
'hg winch decisOn Is requested and shall moreover
state tne ground or principle Of error complained Of
~ No Appeal can he allowed to anv nartv afta,
no shall have been duly assessed, and the Animal
Lists containing the assessment shall have hean
Transmitted TO the Collector OF the District
ly23 St JOttN +. MCLEAR, Assessor
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The NeaU York Times.
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WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY TIMES.

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Wlo Times Office, New York
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FARM FOR SALE.

At the same time and place will be exposed 10
Public Sale, by virtue Of authority contained in the
will of the said Joel Clements, deceased that FARM
or TRACT OF LAND situate partly in Dover and
partly ~ MurderkilI Hundreds, adjoining the Man.
sion Farm Of the deceased in tenure of William
P. Nckerson, containing l Al acres; in good neigh
borhood, within few miles of Del. & Maryland R
Road buildings and improvements fair.
THE Terms ARE: Twenty per cent. cash on day
of sae vne-third part Of the whole purchase money
including the twenty per cent, payable jan /. 1867
when possession will be given; one.third part, will
interest on the twOthirds from JaD. l. 1867, on Jan
/, 1868; and the remaining one-thrd, with interest
on the first day Of January, 1862 The rent for tn
present year will be reserved. Upon the payment o
the twenty per cent deed will be executed and tn
Judgment Bond and Mortgage Of the purchaser TAX
en- TO secure the payment OF the purchase money un
paid. JAS. r. CLEMENTS,
| JOEL CLEMENTS,
JEFF Executors.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will expose at Public Auction
On 2HcscIay, the 7M duy Of August, 1866,
On his farm in Raymond's Neck, adjoining farm of
Daniel b. Cummlns, all hs Stock and Farming
Utensils including Two Horses, excellent for farm
or road, Mich Cows, yoke of Oxen, Ia Sheep,
and Shotes; / double Farm Wagon with Harness
for same, OxCart, pleasure Sleigh, Grain Fan,
CornsIieer, and Ploug!s, IIarrows, Plough Gears.
Roller, Shovels. Forks &c, &c. Sale to commence
at ten and one.half o'clock.
The above Stock all good and in good condi-
tion aud the Implements Of approved patterns.
JOHN J. HARRISON.
RaymOnd's Neck, July 18th. 1865.
D2j WM. J. LAsK, Auct'r.
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VIM. S. GREEN,
DEALER IN STOVES AND
Manufactures Of Tin Ware.

COMMERCE STREET, SMYRNA, DEL.
large assortment of Stoves always on hand, such
as Cooking, Parlor. Bar, room and Church Stoves OF
all patterns, for coal wood Heaters furnished 70,
Churches and Dwellings, and put up free of charge
Wholesale and Retail dealer IN Tin Ware a.d aII
Kinds -pt ON hand IN large lots. Articles Of Tin
Ware made to order.
Roofing, Scouting, Gultering, &c, with Iron, Cop
Job Work Of any description connected with The Tin
business done al short notice an4'66
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS g. CATARRH, treated
with the utmost success, by JISAACS, Nj. d ,Oculist
and AurIsI (tOrmery of Leyden. Holland1 no. 5ls
PINE Street Philadel phia. Testimonials, from the
most reliable sources in the City and Country be
seen at his ofics The medical faculty are invited TO
accompany the patients, ne has no secrets in his
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without
ram. No chafge for examination. my2l'66 ly
ITCH! ITCH! !ITCH!!!-ScRATCH Nc MoRE.-
Englaad's Celebrated Golden Itch Ointment will
cure the worst cases of Army Itch. 1t contains no
mercury or other ingredients in any way dangerous
to health. Those suffering from this terrible dis
should ptocate box at once. Ask for Eng
lands Golden itch Ointment, and take no other
Price SO cts. box. BY mall 50 cts. Prepared by
L. NJ. ENGLAND,
Wilmington, Del.
For sale by Druggists. Ge7, '66-iy.
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SMYRNA MACHINE WORKS
AND
5 A w MILL!

THE Subscriber having completed his commodious
Il building on Commerce ST. (on the Hin, 40 bv 70
feet, three stories high and placed therein large en-
glne of so horse power. with an immense
JIG SAW, IRON AND WOOD planners.
Lathes, Large and Small Circular and Jig
Saws, Boreing Machines, Spoke Machine,
and everything else
necessary TO make his establishment pete in eve.
ry department. gives notice to Builders Farmers and
the public generally that he is now ready to meet
their wants.
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FLICK'S
. EWNiH .Hu
E. S T A BI9ISHMENT T
'c 'rFHI q'>OM HTIFE'
Is THE PLACE FOR EVERY ONE TO
GO THIS HOT WEATHER!
Rich Creams, Delicious
Ices, Sparkling Soda
Water.
The incest Cakes, the sweetest
Confectionery.
." EE nc va -MB
For the Million!

! ]. w FLICK has Just erected and opened neat
| Ice Cream Room adjoining his we'll known Bakery
on Market street. which has been furnished in a
handsome manner, for the entertainment OF his Gus.
toners. He makes rich, delicious Creams, of any
| flavor desired and his Water Ices cannot be sur.
passed in the city. Cool, sparkling Soda Water, OF
| all 1ayOrs. Cake of any kind Plain or Fancy, sup.
piled the moment called for, and always fresh.
Having served thorough apprenticeship in one
OF the largest baking establishments in the German
States, he feels that he has superior skill as fancy
bread and cake baker.
lie has an increased force of EMPLOYEES under his
personal supervision, and is prepared to furnish
Camp Meetings with Bread to any amount-the lar
gest orders can be filled. Pic-Nics Parties, &C.,
supplied with Creams, Ices Cakes and Confectionery
IN any quantities desired. Cake of any kind made
to order, from any recipe Fashionable wedding
parties can have their orders filled as satisfactorily
as if sent to the city. Orders from a distance are
being constantly filled.
Persons IN town can be supplied with warm bread
every morning, delivered before breakfast at their
residences, by leaving orders the Bakery or with
the wagon,
Icing done at all times. in plain or fancy style
and Ornamenting in colors.
His stock of Confectionery is equal in variety TO
city establishments. 1t embraces both Foreign and
Domestic varieties: Cream Bon bons of every flavor
Moss Paste, Fig Paste, Vanilla and Rose Aim lnds
Misses, Maccaronies. and all the French Fancy Can
dies. Plain Candies, his manufacture, a. whole.
sale rates.
His stock of Foreign, Domestic and Tropical
fruits Consists Of all the varieties usually kept by
nrst class Confectioners. These fruits, whether
fresh, dried or preserved, always the best in the
market.
Any thing in the Baking or Confectionery line
can be obtained at his store. that no one need look
further for such articles. A call will convince anv
one OF this fact. He desires a liberal patronage,
which has been so abundanty extended to him in
the past and for which he is sincerely thankful
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For sale by Druggists.

TO CONSUMPTIVES.- The advertiser, having
been restored 10 health in few weeks by very SIM
pie remedy, after having suffered for several years
with severe lung Affection and that dread disease
ConsumptIOn-s anxious 10 make known 10 his fellow.
sufferers The means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scnption used free Of chargel, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
IoOGds, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections
ne only object Of tho advertiser in sending the Pre-
schp'lon Is to benefit the afflicted and spread inlOrma
ZION winch he cOnceives TO he invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as will Them
uoIhihg, and may prove blessing.
tsrues wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
JanI0y WJIamshurgh KINGS 70 Nev, YorL
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INEN. EUW AhU 4. W d SUN
IanlOy WIliamsburgh. Kings Co.. New YORK.

ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman who suffer
eu Tor years from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay.
ana ali the effects youthful indsceion will for the
lake OF suffering humanity, send free TO all who need
l. the recipe and directions for making the simple
medy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
Pfcht oy the advertisers experience, do so by ad-
dressing JOHN b. OGDEN
anl0y No I3 Chambers St, New York
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400. PER YEAR! We want

Agents everywhere to sell our IMPROY
I'D s2U Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under
and upper feed. Sent on triaI. Warranted 5 wears.
Ahdve salary or large commissions. The ONLY Ma
chimes sold IN United States for less than $40 whc
are tally licensed by Howe Wheeler a. Wilson Gro.
yer Baker. Singer Co., aud Bachelder All other
cheap M hines are InrngemenIs aud the seller or
user are t4bte to arrest fine and imprisonment Illus
traed crcniars sent free Address call npOn Shaw
& Clark at BddeIOrd, Maine, or Chicago. Illinois.
MYl6 &c liz
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FOX SALE,

A complete set of Machinery for making Brooms,
and also a machine for cleaning off seed
For particulars apply at the late residence of
Denney Stevenson Sr.
" All persons having Brooms at the shop will
please call for them possible. jy25
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Engine For Sale.

The Subscriber offers at Private Sale, one of the
celebrated Archambault Portable Steam Engines
len-horse power, all in complete order, and mount.
ed on wheels. 1t has been in use but few seasons.
aud Is nearly as good 1t is especially adapt.
ed to running Threshing Machines, Sorghum Mills,
&c, but can be applied to my other power. This
is an opportunity to make good and cheap invest
ment. A. f. WORDEN
Smyrna, Del
Also good Westinghouse Thresher will be sold
with the engine if desired. ap2566
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The undersigned offer at Private Sale their two
valuable and Beautifully Located Farms in Kent
County, Delaware, containing together about
500 ACRES OF LAND
In high state of cultivation with new and substan
tal improvements. The residence on one of the
farms, occupied by one of the proprictora is large
magnificent brick ediice built within the last three
years in the most substantial manner and in modern
style. 1t is of the finest country seats in the
county. 5000 PEACH TREES in full bearing
with a choice assortment of other Fruits.
These farms are situated on the Delaware Rail-
road at Moorton Station, miles below Smyrna, and
within hours of Philadelphia. The soil is peculi.
arly adapted to the growth of Peaches, and would
make as fine Peach farms any in the State; they
are well watered with running streams, and within
one mile of navigable water. The neighborhood is
very healthy, the country high and rolling.
The land could be divided into or 5 farms if de.
slred with good proportion of timber for fencing
and other purposes each. Convenient to church.
es, schools, and mills.
For further particulars apply TO D. McDANIELS,
near Wilmington, Del, or S. E. corner of Eleventh
street and Washington Avenue, Philadelphia or to
GEO. c. SIMPSON, on the premises.
ID. McDANIELS.
GEO. &. SIMPSON.
Smyrna, Jan. 81, 1866.
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STR ANGE. BUT TRUE.-Every young lady and
eenuemaI IN the United States can hear something
very much TO their ad vantage by return mail ree o
chargel by addressing the undersigned. Those having
fears OF being humbugged will oblige by not noticing
THIS card Ali others will please address their obedi.
enl servant. TllOS. F. CHAPMAN,
janlOy S3l Broadway Nav Vo,k
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WHISPERS! WHISKERS DIR L. O. MoNrEz'
COrrOiia the greatest stmulstor in the world will
force WhIskers Mustaches grow on the smoohest
face or chin; never known to fail sample for trial
sent free = any one desrOus of testing its merits
Address REEVES 81 Co.. 78 Nassau ST. NJ Y ie21 3u,
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Agricultural Machinery,

Such as Reapers, Horsepowers, Cornshellers, Drills,
Threshers, Grain Fans, Sorghum Mills, PIows, &c.
Steam Engines fitted up and repaired. Also, all
kinds of Wood and Iron Turning, Scroll Work, &c.
lnsconnectiOn with the above they have an IRON
FOUNDRY, and will manufacture castings of every
description Especial attention will be given to the
manufacture of PLOWS and PLOW CASTINGS.
Flows and Castings always OH hand at wholesale
prices.
One OF the firm being an experienced Foundry.
man, and the other thoroughly practical Machin-
st they feel sure they give entire satisfaction to
all who may favor them with their patronage
JAS. II. PRATT I'D. EVANS.
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LIN G. LIN =.

The undersigned intends keeping on hand
THE RAMBO LIME & OYSTER-SHELL
IL NJ f,
Which he will sell in lots to suit purchasers. Per-
sons ordering Lime Blackbird, Smyrna or Leip-
sic Creeks, will attend measuring their Lime. Am.
pie measure guaranteed
Orders may be left at the store of Baymon Dea.
kyne, Smyrna, or with J. VI. SHAIN,
Iy2J Smyrna Landing, Del.