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N. Y. SPECIALS.
Yellow Fever Blackburn not In
cluded In the Amnesty PrOclama-
tiOn-The Hamill Brown Stakes
-Unsuccessfnl Efforts to Secure
the POstpOnement ef the Louisiana
Election.

New YoRK, Sept: 26.-Seward
declines to consider Yellow Fever
Blackburn as included in the amnesty
proclamation of President johnson,
and has, returned to him the, oath of
allegiance which that individual had
subscribed to and forwarded to the
Department. of State for filing. The
Secretary characterizes the Doc
tor as detestable felon, whose crime
cannot be regarded as an act Of rebel
lion or civil war, but as an offense
against mankind. lly @sEEF.
General Schoield has decided that
only those excluded from holding of
fee under the laws. of Congress are
ineligible to seats as delegates in the
coming Virginia Convention.
The stakes in the late sculling
match between Hamill and Brown
were yesterday paid over to Hamill
under the referees decision. This
also decides all outside bets.
The Times special says the appli-
cation Of Sickles for court OF in
quiry is suspended awaiting the
opinion of the Attorney General on
the point whether the President has
the discretion under the articles oi
war to refuse such application.
The case of the United States VS.
Frazier, Trenholm & Co., is now IN
fair way OF settlement, owing to the
complications by which the latter are
threatened to be put into bankruptcy
by private creditors, which leads
them to desire settlement witt
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Soldiers and Sailors Convention
Reconstruction Acts Endorsed

: RIcHMosD, VA, Sept. 25.-The
Soldiers and Sailors Convention
adopted a series of resolutions pledg-
ing itself to the support of the Re-
construction Acts. A motion to en-
dorse the Radical platform adopted
by the State Convention was seconded
by the only colored delegate present,
but was laid on the table. A resolu-
tion, urging the repeal of the usury
law of the State, was adopted The
Convention adjourned sine die. Z.an
Three ex-General officers were
among the delegates. a.5'An ''
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Thad. Stephens Impr0ving-Will go
20 Work SOon-HaiT Storm In
Pennsylvania. a E

READING, Sept. 26.-The storm was
very violent here. The hail was as
large as hens eggs, and some measured
six inches in circumference and
weighed three ounces. Very exten-
sive damage was dope to the window
lights, nearly all of them of a north
ern exposure being riddled to pieces.
In many of the streets facing north
whole rows Of houses have the upper
windows shattered by the storm of
yesterday. ss Y sss--l ~
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FIT. MONROE.
Soldiers and Sailors Meeting, &c.

'f FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. "a. A
meeting called in Norfolk last night by
ex-officers. soldiers and sailors of the
United States, to meet in the United
States Court room, which is in the
custom house building, was adjourned
to the Exchange restaurant, in con-
sequence of Collector Webb refusing
permission for the meeting to assem-
Bile there. The meeting was for elect
ing delegates to the Richmond Con-
ventien.
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BUFFALO, Sept. 26.-A report is
current here to-day that a boat con-
tanning several persons has been car
ried over Niagara Falls, but it is not
verified. 4sh VIzE
The rectifying establishment of
Chaffee & Bridge has been seized for
completely in the frauds of the Ken i
lucky Bourbon Company
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;sa Us MEDICAL. ssasssaq
Great New England Remedy
=. DIR. J. w. W.PoLANDSA
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,

rs NOW OFFERED TO THE Az
having been proved by the test of eleven
years In the New England States, where
its merits have. become as well known e
The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore, Throat, Colds, Coughs, slipthe-
ria Bronchstts,s Splitting n Blood,
and Pulmonary affections generally.
1t as a Remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, DIFF
i fculy Of tVoiding Urine, Bleeding
7 from the Kidneys + and Bladder,
Gravel and other complaints. ,'e
g In November, lS55, first advertised IL
under the n anne of White Pine Compound.
been w6olesaled in Manchester alone one
hundred thousand dollars worth, where
1t took the lead of all the cough remedies
In the market, and it sill maintains that
position. There are good reasons for this
Il Is very soothing and healing in Its ma
ture, is warming in the stomach. and
pleasant withal to the TASTE aid Is ex-
ceeding cheap.
!. AS a remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Com pound stands unrivaled.
It was not originated for that purpose but
a person in using IL for a cough was not
only cured of the cough. but was also
cured OF kidne, dimcuity OF zen years
many thousands have u-ed it for the same
COM napiaint, and have been completely
cured" - -. fT
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
s'It was early in the spring OF 80 that this
compound was originated * member of
my family was afhicted with an irritation
of the throat, attended with a disagreeabI
cough. / had for some months previous
thought that a preparation having for its
basis the inside bark OF White Pine might
be so compounded as to be very useful in
diseases of the Throat and Lungs. To test
the value of IL in the case alluded to,
compounded a small quantity of the nedi-
cine that had been planning, and gave 1t
in teaspconful doses. The result was ex-
ceeding1y gratifying. Within two days.
the irritation of the throat was removed,
the cough subsidized, aud a speedy cure was
effected. y
1860. Since then, as in manchester, tht
White Pine Compound has taken the leat
of all cough rem medies, as well as prepars
tions for the cure of kidney difficulties, Il
every city, town, village, and hamie.
throughout the New England states.
This remedy Is as safe and pleasant 10
take as 1t is effectual.
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- HAVANA Sept. 25.AThe last mail
from Madrid brought a abrogation
of new orders for the restoration of
the old system of taxation as General
Mogana had proposed to the Home
Government. - -
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the Gossrnndentt,f ssrnndeanttfaas aas that course will
cover private, as well, as public
clai ims-fo.f is.E ealo.i o. gsoa .L.rorlsaa
= Efforts to secureIa postpOnementaof
the Louisiana election are, so far,
unsuccessful. laslla ..a..ss:s ..nae.lllos T
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LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 25.-The
health of Thaddeus Stevens is rapidly
improving. He is. substantially bet
ter, and will soon resume work on his
Reconstruction, Revenue and Finan
cial measures, hoping to have them
ready at the meeting of Congress.
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w WASHINGTON.

General Sickles Leaves for New York
Maryland Democratic Committee
Waits ON the Presid Pnt-They
Tickle Andy-Andy Is Thankful for
the Tfckle-Departnre of General
HancOck-ArriTal or Indian Peace
Commissioner. '.
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND,

GEORGE w. SWEET, NJ D.,
Proprietor. ba.e e8sff fssa +
Prepared at the s'llr sat-
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
IO6 Hanover Street, Boston. ,Ts.s..
Under the supervision of Rev. J.fW. Po-
Psi land. a5U@ - rafN
Cloud & Akin, Wholesale Agents.
ID For sale by Keller e. White, VIM. b p
Stoddard, Z. q. Bridwell, II. J. Schlaepfer
and by Druggists generally. a
feb9 div, wit If. ~ fNs ss4H 2s ,t'ftNk
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ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept. ga
beautiful display of Aurora Borealis
last night Illuminated the heavens for
hours, and seriously affected the tele-
graphic communication.
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Dissolution of Co Partnership.

Dissolution of Co Partnership.
THE CO.PARTNERSHIP HERE.
tofore existing under the name and
style of Cross & Crofts was dissolved on
the 18th inst. by mutual consent.
EBENEZER CROSS.
JAMES CROFTS.
The business will be continued at the
old stand by JAMES CROFTS, who thank
full for the liberal patronage heretofore re-
ceived, soiicits a continuance of the sa me.
In retiring from business, temporarily,
the undersigned returns thanks to Hbe-
raj public, an solicits q continuance OF
the same lberai patronage to his late part,
ner, Mr.. James Crofts, who continues the
business. EPENEZE CROSS.
au2S dtf
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KEY WEST, Sept. 25.-Major Stone
died last night of yellow fever.
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s. II. ROLEY'S

In the Office of VIM. Emery, Justice of the
Peace, on Third Street, between Main and
LOCUST.
Real Estate bought and sold on commits
sion, at reasonable rates. No charge If the
sale is not effected. VIII attend to the pay
ment Of taxes, collecting Of debts, renting
Of houses, &C., SC. 1y5 d3m
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Boston, Sept. 26.-The Naumkeag
Block, Salem, burned this morning.
Loss, $25, 900.
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Have always In stock a large and extern
sive assortment of Ready Made Garments
for Mems and Boys Wear, manufactured
under our own supervision and direction,
in accordance with the prevailing styles,
by competent and experienced workmen.
All of our goods are marked IN plain fig
ures. Sold at one price. WITHOUT DE-
WALTON.
se13 1" v.P. IRONS d CO.
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TEI1EGR AsP''HlE:l[ 'HlE:l[
For Commercial and Riuer Dispatches Dee
FIFTH Page.
Hon. Thad. Stevens Health
=. at- Improving. ~
10 .-s l-ns- -.tssrr4 ~ ~
He will Go to Work Soon.
Yellow-Fever Blackburn is
Not Included in the
s Amnesty.
No Postponement Yet of
the Louisiana Election.
'Soldiers' and Sailors Con-
vention at Richmond.
The Reconstruction Acts
Endorsed.
A -.rI lae -tss tt.4.f
German Convention at
So a 81 Topeka.
tuH N.t - l.tlrsa Fl. 0 ,lp..a
General Sheridan at Phila-
delphia. .m.,t
'rsns-. e-fI - tsH
Large Turnout of the
a People.
tHE flH.
Hnbonu1ad E,nfhusjesm
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shop on WALNUT STREET, bet. Sixth
and Seventh,
sf EVANSVILLE, IND.
Prompt attention given TO all work ez-
trusted 10 my care mayl6 d3m
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Watches for The Million

Afrahdale Co.'S Great Watch Club Evervbodv
good watch, and wishes to gel n at the IoUet
bova .o,pn' pl,ce horde of swindlers knowing this
j -. Neu various ingenious devices 10 ge peo.
PFC money and then either fail 10 send a watch or
~ oiu oiie that is worthless as a Ime-keeper ARRAN
h: 70; nave now perfected arrangements bv
watch ' & ."e snali sum Of $40, good and reliable
| Gn. may oe CERTAINLY obtained. They have
.Tlneu 1KEAT WATCH CLUB ON the follow no
.a ceflheales containing the numbers of all The
' hahled an our wholesale list (Which is sent TO
an appLeanls) are mixed up enclosed in enyeIoDes
dnu sold for rs cents each Every Certificate is wAp
NANrED 10 be- for watch. and as will be seen on
70 the list, of less value than Ten
Do'lars' while some are worth $500. We undertake
10 send any watch drawn whatever NAV he lis vaimo
Ior SlO and IN order that every one NAV absoIuIeIv
uepehu up getting first class time Keeper we
guarantee mat every purchaser Of One Dollarsworth
eceriihcaes shall receive al least one for watch Nh
900 on our wholesale list, sent post free which 10
fsl class patent lever handsome and reliable watch
S'erIng silver hunting case, and usually sold for
S4V You Will certainly get such a watch; and he.
SIDES, you may get Gold Chronomeier worth $500
sell the certificates follows: One for 25 CENTS
= NEE lor 90 cents; Six for 81 and 20 for So To
those. sending 81, we will send a handsome chain
gratis. To thOse sending So we will send con
CHAIN warranted mol 10 lOrnifh in 90 years Parties
ee'!ihs up larger clubs will receive liberal presents
= ~ ol which may be learned on application
s " Is our intention to do strictly honorable busi-
ness and TO insure our customers from liability 10 loss
we VIII send our Watches ii desired WITHOUT MONEY
rSlucuhg Inc Express agent to collect on delivery
II we are desired 10 forward watches by mail The !
Hohey must be sent us by Bank Draft or Post Office
0ru"r and will then be al risk. We wifi then
nkGlsTER The package at our post Office and If LOST
WILL REPLACE 1T FREE CHARGE If anv watch
enl Is not approved it may be returned and The
money VIII be refunded. The reputation of our firm
Vhlch has been established for five years and is we'll
u, every part OF the country. we will be
eemed sufficient guarantee that we will faithGuIv
eriorm all we contract to do
Address ARRANDALE g. CO.
ro- l62 Broadway. New York
n |
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THE MUSIC BOOK

For every Boy and Girl is Merry Chimes, containing
HUNDREDS OF POPULAR SONGS
And pleasing instructions and exercises bv which
any one can learn to sing them.
Ihls New Book will be found Superior to all Sini.
lar Works, IN many points essential to a ponnar
ms Instruction Book in Vocal Music and Collection of
Melodies for the Young. -
III hl EDITIONS have already been pub
llshed, and the demand Continues unabated. Manv
OF the songs have been written expressly for the
work. and none of the songs are old and time worn
sung througha dozen books, but New and SPARKLING
auaped to all occasions, and alive with the snrit S
the times. 0 'P"'' Vi
q Co., Publishers 277 Washington ST Ros,on r n
Dison & Co., I'll Broad way New York -
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=. . SOMETHING
ENTIRELY NEW FOR SMYRNA!

something that ought to have been started long ago.
| y II. PRIMROSE, has remoddled his tore.house
hted IT. up neatly into two beautiful Store-rooms
occupies one himself, and is prepared to offer 10
ls ms Lriehds, the public, and especially to his late
customers the largest, cheapest and best variety of
goods In his line that ever graced this beauiifnl
Town, or any other town south of WIlmington
Ihls line OF goods [he new feature referred to)
comprises,
HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS <, NATT1NcS
Ladies' L Chdren's Plain g. Fancv FITRS
BUFFALO ROBES and UMBREIJAS
His Boots and Shoes are nearly all bnnrII from
manufacturers, and all the best Citv Made rood.
every pair guaranteed represented. Ladies can
get any kid of shoes they want either to- therA
selves or their families.
His Hat and Cap Department is superior TO ann
house South of Wilmington. You can alwa $ find
the cheapest assortment of Hats and Caps and an
the latest New York styles that out lie is con-
Stantiy receiving fresh goods. Ladies, you find
Hats and Caps ior your little boys.
Ladies in pursuit of Furs can find the largest as
sortment ever kept in the town. he very particular
IN selecting good and fresh goods, and will sell them
at at manufacturers prices You Can buy Muff or
Sape at lower figure than you can at any retail
mousse In Philadelphia. He has the best Siberian
squirrel o by the set as low $780, up as high as
SoO'UO; also, Sable Mink and Children's Furs. and
gentIemen's BE .vcr Collars
lie has htted up room in the second story where
ne always expects TO keep full line of Carpets and
ol Cloths. He has a very extensive assortment
now on hand such as Three Ply Ingram, Vcnitian,
OAKS Duchess, Rag, Hemp, Cottage, Step, and
various other kinds OF Carpets.
The subscriber has singled out the above named
articles, and by dealing exclusively in them is pre-.
pared TO sell at lower figure than any house in
town, Tor the following LIST. He keeps one
.Ine OF goods 2d. BY doing he can buy chea per.
"a. lie buys principally from the manufacturers;
1nys Inc best goods and pays hut profit. 4th
ne whole secret is, he buys and sells for cash by
so buying and so selling, he can sell at least twenty
per cent less than any other merchant in the town,
Zone IN and look, and you will find the best assor
ment ever offered in the town.
j. ii. PRIMROSE
Commerce Street, bel. Market
WV To- 1907. SMYRNA, DEL.
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No More Need

Or people in the country paying three or four profits
on the goods they have TO buy. The methods in
lFod9ced by the Dollar Sale principle as offered bv
GILMAN q CG.. ll9 Hanover street. Boston Mass
enaDles consumers TO obtain Goods at wholesale pr
ces, with almost unlimited allowing of exchange. and
valuable presents thrown in. Send for crcuIar or
send Ten Cents for descriptive slip. Great ,nduce
ments iof persons to act as AgenIs
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Fire Insurance Notice.

Inc per cent premium due on de posit notes held nv
" TIE KENT COUNTY MUTUAL insurance CoMpANy Z
al Dover Will he due and payable by I2 O'CLOCK.
Tn lne flRsT DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, 1863 Less a
dividend OF 10 per cent. al owed
Lists Oi premiums due will be in The hands of the
following agents. with receipts:
L. ): Vanhinkle. Delaware City; James r. Clam.
gn's' smyrna James Cowgirl, Treasurer, Dover: A
1ackS"n' @ Jr Camden; J. Y. Foulk. Milford A. Har.
r.lhglon !. Harrington; J. B. r. Powell Pennington; G
a. a Rawias, Brdgevie. Sealort and Federalsbnrg ::
James Ponder, Milton Hiram r. Downing, Ge, roe
Iowh raul A. Davis, Lewes; Wesley Stack, Greens
Pnncinaliiy IN payment is required
Dec Io-lm GEO B. DICKSON. Sec'v.
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.AUCTIONEERING

w. J. LANK, Licensed Auc,iopeer Tou,,..,
H'L' IS prepared to call sales of Real Estate. Mee
chandI~e, Personal Property sc. Having had several
years experience. he feels confident he can rendo-
enurs satisfaction He will sell property for Ger.
am ~ Pc! cent on the amount sold, or by the Job.
10 MS friends in Kent County, he will state that
ne will attend to their wants in this line
orders TOR his services can be sent twice dav -
Townsend. Address, WIN T IHNEy "y 10
NovI3.3m rrou'.-nI
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REVOLUTION IN TRAnE1

| AIDES, you can receive for the sum of ONE DoTJAP
Linen SS, f MeEn9 aud Apacea Dresses Shawly Bamoras
S1oOdS Embossed Table Covers Watches Jpvar Si
lsed Ware Sewing Machines Send clubs 0 t ~ riHer
ih zen cents for each descriptive check. and th. u re-
cIu VIII receive present worth to
sent AGENTS wanted everywhere. CircIlnrs sani
Federal Street Boston - -'-A'H "a w. ID o C6
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We sell for One Collar.

COLD and Silver Watches Sewing Machines
- Silver Tea Sells, Silk Dress Patterns, CarpelIngs
domestic Goods, $c. 8c. Circulars sent Free giving
particulars of our great One Dollar sale Splendid
n'ucehens MS nlered 10 Agents sending clubs Ad.
dress, LABONTE y BABBlTT, No. IS Sunburv ST.
Boston. 'J N'
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ONE DOLLAR EACH.

WEES Cotton Cloth Dress Patterns, Pants Patterns
Sewing Machines; Watches, Dry and Fancy
1oous, 9c, &c Send Ten sents for Patent Pen Foun
taIn' with slip describing anarce in our dollar sa Il
ANY person. (mae or femae) can send in club OF
rom 80 to 600, at rate no cents for each) and
@ sel premium Tor so doing. Send IN Registered Let.
'eFs' Samples mailed free 10 any address
EASTMAN y KENDALL,
65 Hanover St Boston, Mass.
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Made upon Strictly Scientific Princinlas

ms article is entirely different from, on oh :. -
nou i' ~ tIe puonc Its composition will varv and
ootalu sueh ingredients only as the tree Crnt nIa.
abIng The hrn -, II y Intended requires; thereby en-
81 He te pcyef 10 avoid purchasing a large ouantv
vi Wha' ne really does moi want in order ~ ge1 q @
4"ahliy ol what he really does want. ,L ieeh L
nboaDba, ,t hoe' Is true with many. if NOT ali The
Pspha'es mat are IL the market No ferIiIi1er con
pe good and cheap at the same nrIce for t,,, d
onnJ e. .ons.iluehs n are entirely different II mav he
Es iUa ooth' out must be dear for one or The oiher
| I,a, ~duPe' IL phosphate should contain more
uleh's h's that would be cheap for wheat or on, 80
rrI, ~ Is ABSURD 10 think that the same Dhosnhaia
croO pe equally cheap at The same price for anIIher
toP "uoSe constituents are entirely d,ff4r4nt n con
al mgr redlenls Tor two articles of an ent,reIv
"L"ereht nature in such proportions as IN he eonoIi
10 80, W ie as 'he DINER am confident that the re-
of d5Geran, oi money thrown away for phosphates
Ii KINDS, from the fact that thev did moi cnn
@ aalh what the desifed crop needed and in man,
- ''e crop would have been better off yvithon1 !,
otbsr "ite II Ine same article had been used for
o'neI crops oil different nature il wouId bavo H.
Palu ior It's cost have been careInIv exner;DoOt
H. eFeIal years, and any who will take the ,ron
Gror, ~ Ct si1 my lafm, near EIsburg N. j. five miles
I'm I'm Ndmden' where am constantly exner;men,;nr
may see where produced growth nnnn Pv C' ea
EAk Hees OF SIX FEET SIX INCHES IN oNr sr,soN
vhiIa -. upon toe SAME unusually large and fine
~ "niIe trees right alongside, equally good in everv
~r"pool' ~ not haV!ng The phosphate on them did moi
soW one 1901 III The same time and nroducad no Crm;,
al all, Will be prepared to furnish AT sbor not,ca
anJ ~ ioI any Rlhd OF irulI-vine or tree fruit
"'uindry plants or crops that are grown in This
country, such wheat, rye corn grass ana al Lind
CT vegetables s'"''' anu all hlhus
Inc reader will please bear in mind that in sending
,, .'e article Tor which it Is intended t., be used
MUST BE MENTIONED and kind of soil also IL von ,,;sh
ne worm OF your money. As have said beiore Two
Gric,es OF an entirely different nature mnst mi he
n.oI win The same kind pT food the article
irult,-and Uice UerSa ~ "a'i us COS lor
M rice OF The Prepared Phosphate for fruit trees
For vine irut 500 90 ner inn
p Vegetables grans and grasses $50 90 per ton
each. mum 80 u so lbs
IelPha OF either of the Camden denols free oC ohn a
In orders Tor less quantity reasonable charge 1or
ielIvery will be made ~ 20 Ior
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A RARE CHANCE.

The subscriber, desiring TO retire from business
offers her entire Stock of Goods for SALE and store
room and dwelling for rent, from LIST Of March
next. Her stock comprises Staple and White Goods
Trimmings, Nations, &c.
This being the only First-class Trimming Store
in smyrna, and enjoying large trade, makes il
AS business stand il is not surpassed
.n's ELIZA CARR,
Nov. 13. Commerce ST., Smyrna, Del.
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DOWN.

o Wv 1&
DOWN 1T HAS BEEN, AND NOW THEY
HAVE REACHED THE BOTTOM.
And the place to find them at their lowest is a.
u N B av1iS,
Store. lie has marked his Cotton Goods down twentv
per cent, and will compete with the prices any-
where in the Stae-
MeTrmack, and all the best make of Prints. soil
ing at 10 cents, and very good full Maddcr PRINT
at l23 nts, and good Prints as low as 10 cents.
He has fine assortment of
Ladies' Dress Goods.
French Merinoes, Popns, All-Wool Delaines. and
inquired delaincs, best quality and vlcs, at te old
price agaln-25 cents. A tull line Of
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
OF all kinds kerseys, Cloths and Cassimercs Rlapk
cts Shawls, NOTIONS lIosicry, Buck Mills and
Gloves. "'u
QUEENSWARE, GROCERIES, &C.. &c,
PS.-The Highest Market Price paid. in trade
tor Country Produce. '
Call, and see for yourself, on
JOHN BAYLIS, JR..
N"'i' Commerce ST., Smyrna Del.
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NEW "A avERTIsEMENTs.

DELACOYE. .INSTITUTE-EngIish and French
:, hoardlng School fer yeung ladies Accomplish.
eu educators heaIhlul location deig htful rversJe
.ealuence and hOme.like comfort are the chief al
iluctiohs oi hs new and beautiful Institution THIRTY
Hahusome chambers limit the number of boarders 10
5 s1Ay. second term commences Feb. lsl 1865 For
fospec'us address The Principal
MISS RACHELLE G. HUNT, Beverly. MI
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WANTED Statesmen te travel and sci, oood. r..
sample Good wages and steady emoIovmcn;
Address, with stamp, LANPnEAR & PERKY
l97 Superior ST., Cleveland Ohio