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RAbLow GALLEY -
No. 1925 s s1sssEtAs1 H / : AVENUE,
TIE FINDING oPs sHHkLksAEasprRrsH Au1rr
~ n MsbShf Row g WP, 6s RRxfh1BI11os.
WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
Brilliant Musical Comedy Combination,
FEW NIGHTS ONLY, =
Enss s.SFssS e s Us nEi IL.
c. b. BIsHUP
yf6 drp s1d Ms and
''f'e'9 Tsu GR1 ASrvES1sG May 18th,
First Production in this city Of
MUCH ADO sis Bsis;4fHf
kkoisnsi9......-......... Miss BLAEcHE SaaPasN.
= The perTor-snce commencing With . new act
KIND TO A FAULT.
The Chapman Sisters and Mr.. Bishop appearing
CHAPMAN BISHOP akTINEE sATgRDAY:
ea ~ Feat, VIII commence WEDNEsDAY
NATIONAL THEATER.
The Grand English Opera Combination.
O. ID. HESS &Co.-.-.......Proprietors aud hangers
ONE WEEK OF GKAND OPERA.
BRILLIANT FINALE
To one ofthe
Most EXTENDED S AND sgGOzssFUL TOURS
THE SEASON OF 1901 TO BE COSCLUDeD
In WASHINGTON WITH THE
Utmost ECLAT
SIX NIGHTS AND 0NR MATINEE,
Commencing on
hOErAf EVENING, May 10Th,
Wben IN addition TO those universal fayorites wM
CASTLE. J. b. BOWLER, s. u CAMPBELL
AMuII DUBREUL.ED W. sEGUIN, j CHAT
IkbsON kRIHUR HOWELL, CAROLIsG
hlCHlN0s BERNARD, MIeS EMMA H0WSON
MISS Rose HERsEE, MRs ZELDA sKOTJIN
ANNIE KEMP BOWLEB, FANNIE GOODWIN
ETC., the celebrated Bssso.
, MR.. CARL FOBMES.
WI make his hrst appearance here since his re, um
Opera. ~ IA ""e""
The repertoire will consist OF the most famou.
works OF the Illustrious masters Wallace, Never
beer, Bale, Weber and Flotow.
Un monday evening. f9tb instant, NARITANA
InessoA5THE HUGuENOrs:.
Mednssd.yaIHE BOHEMIAN aIRL.
English. ' -
Iriday-CBERON.
SATURDAY. MAtiuee-MARTHA
easuroay hight-DER TREIsOHUTZ
Tbe eale 81 reserved seats will commence at Met
EIou music store on Thursday morning, Nay 18Th
n Admissiop, 81. Orehestrs chairs, reserved. 81
press and Par9uette Circles. reserved, 81 30. Fam
lily Circle, 50 cents Colored Boxes, 10 cents Pr,-
celinm boxes. So each. = mrs Il
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY
The Senate met this morning at IL O'Clock.
Mr.. Sumner made $500

20 SVk A PERSONAL EXPLANATION, s. .
stating that b. had seen in the CKTonfcle OF this
city statement OF what purported to be a
speech made sy him in executive session YES
terday. He was sstonished that paper CON
Quoted by gentleman who Off cially occupies
a seat in the Senate during executive sessions
ehouid attribute to Senator what he had new sr
said. he had now 10 state that whsf Was AZ
tri6uted to him was fabrication. He made no
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, Che Senate took a,
his resolution directing the Sergeant at Arms
- 81 SMBesRs. WHITE AND RAMsDEIL
from custody imme diately upon the adjourn
meot OF this session or the Senate. - =.
M Chandler inquired OF AFR. Carpeuter
wAsfher the committee had ascertained who
was ne regular reporter OF the executive pro-
Mr.. Carpenter said the committee would re-
port tne result OF their Investigation in the
course OF three quarters or an hour. -
Ihe senate then went into executive session,
I IhflSepste rss still IN xecntive ssssiea when
our IfpcIt closed, and N wa understood that
betides the SETON % the nominations Re portrt
eseN here, they had under Consideration the
cass or the Iecusant witnesses, Messrs. White
and Rapsdel.
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PRIzR-YIGHTIEe PLAYED OUT 1raigsrs
Ss,f 10 Jad.-Dooney Harris, the trainer OF Ed
wafts, and james Smith were brought before
Judge Dowling, in New York, yeste<day, and
bail. The Judge said the day Of prize-fightinp
was over, public exhibitions or prfze-fvhtsns
ere Illegal, and hereAxter announcements Of
spsrejug exl fbitions to come on in that eity
win he snficient evidence to grant varrant
to break in the premises by force and arrest the
offenders. - = - ''e
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Indian war I'M Ar1.e...

military headquarters OF this district to-nisht
by express m essenger from Camp Apache, Ar,
IONA, that the whole of the mountain Apaehes
have declared open war against the whifex n
is supposed il has been caused by tie recent
killing Of q hundred. Isdians at .CaUp Grsnt
There Is q very urgent request for m!iitary ~,
sistance from this district = --r'-'s, -,
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try Seat Near CAicsS.S Ye
r.. CHICAGO, May 1.-Ma5or General Hox.rd
chief q the Freedmep's Bureau At Washinstos.
rsceIty purch ased residence st GLENCOE, ip
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THR VOTE ON THE TREATY The Senate has
not yet removed the injunction OF secrecy upon
the vote Of last evening on the adoption Of the
treaty; but as quite a number Of Senators who
have been reported as voting against IL say they
did not, IL Is probable that before adjournment
publication of the vote will be Authorized.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc
NE" BOOKS =
PHILIP q sOLOMONs. -

TUBES IN LITERATURE. By g. W. Grinsa.
q 20 . :, -; :; : -; = :, u rs
By Richard .-........... OF
OALbihOHE. By Maurice Sand, son OF
George sand :,
ekLF RkHUsOIATIOh. By Rev. T. Tear
DECK AND DEBIT; or, The Cstastrophies OF
,CIerk By Oliver Op:ie 49, :; :; -
Count R1mfOrd. By George e. Ellis. Pub,
lshed for the American Academy OF Arts and
5Ssct ...---o W
PUBLIC AND PARLOR RBADl NGS, for the
Hse Of reading clubs. and for public and social
THE LANDS OF SCOTT By James r. Hun.
nerS ~
GABRIELLE AHDsE. An Historical Novel
By > Barring Gould, n. A, author OF :" Gu
rtous nyths," etc..-............. %
CRoQUKT and MAGIC HOOPs . variety OF styles
md
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SEVERAL SENATORS, anticipating an adjourn
ment to-day, left for their homes this morning.
Many will leave this evening and tomorrow
morning il the Senate adjourns this afternoon
as expected. There are five or six nominations
not yet confirmed, but none Of them Of much
Importance.
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HI frR1 DEPARTMENT were called ont To-
Gay ~ O'Clock, by the Commissioners OF tue
Fire Department, 20 test the time required
after an alarm h struck, 10 put the engines 10
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the third month Swan rhich is Friday neyt.
'ns isrsen'es win seisbratf the fsasi Of WeesA
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TIE ARTIo ExPEpITIos.-The work of fitting
out the steamer Polaris for Captain Hairs
Arctic expedition is rapidly progressing, and
she win be ready to sail by the LIST of june. SIZE
will proceed at once to New York, where she
VIII remain about two weeks, taking in stores
&c. She will leave New York on her perilons
voyage about the middle OF June, and win be
conveyed ny one Of our war vessels as far As
Greenland.
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Senator Wilson Going Co Europe.
NEW YoKK, May Ex-senator Wilson. of
Mae achusetts, has engaged passage In the
Scotia for Liverpool.
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BIDS for GOyernr n ent Geld re.,,~x

INV YoRE, May 25.-There were three bid
fer gold to-day, amounting 10 sc SIS 500. a
1850 to ILLS. The awards viii be e. 200 00
at Lilies. = tJ4
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oNDos, May 25.-The q. 3. steam frirate
worcester h at Liverpool, and will in few
NEW YORK, May 25.-The United State,
steamer Worcester, which took out q cargo OF
free ca relief supplies from Boston, viii sail
the guns which formerly formed the batter
OF tbe confederate privateer Shenandoah.
The Imam line Of steamers will soon discop,
tnue the, mail service 60 Halifax, the last
York June q. =
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INV YORK, May IA movement, which is
likely to prove successful, u I'm progress for the
consolidation Of the three companies Of the
Cumberland coal region.
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A Nf& ctrn HoUsH-A meeting Of the d.
rectors ct the T. zion Club Of the District vss
held AZ the club house, sos 4 street, yesterday
Afternoon. There wss hearty good feeling and
an excellenf lunch. The directors resolved
unanimously 10 proceed 20 erect or an M a
suitsbis and cemmodsous club house, ana an
pointed A. X shepherd, GOV. II. ID. Cooke. ana
ecnsider location, and report as soon A. prsctis
cable. Inc WORK win be pushed forward at
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VICE PREsIDYsr CoLFAx passed a more
comfortable night last night than any since his
recent attack, and was much refreshed this
morning, we are glad to say. He sat up about
twenty minutes to-day, but il Is not considered
cafe to attempt his removal from the Capitol
yet. Dr. Bliss, his physician, invited DIR. Z. G.
Cox, OF this city, in consultation this morning
and viii continue his associate services until
their Distinguished patient Is fully cony aIescept
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TIE OPTICAL COPIES OF TIE WASHINGTON
TREATY, having been promptly prepared by the
clerks Of the Senate. were signed by Mr.. An
hony, temporary presiding officer OF that body,
snd this morning received the signature of
President Grant. after which they were sent to
the State Department to be forw arded to Eng
land for the signature OF Her Majesty the Queer.
1t is probable that they will be taken over by
special envoy appointed for that purpose.
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Telecrdpked Ezelssfrely 70 tie Erenine Star.
Continuation Of the Conflict I'm Paris
To daV

LokDoN, May The latest dispatches froi
p alais Royale is still burning. OnIy one-thir
OF the Louvre has been saved. The fight cor
tinues at the Hotel de Vile aud Of the terminu
OF the northern railroad. Marshal McMahor
with his stan, has removed TO Place Vendom,
A heavy rain In fallipo
Smyrna times., 1871-12-27
The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hosetters United States Almanac for 1872 for distribution
GRATIS throughout the Jud States all civilized
res of the Western Hemisphere will be published
first OF January in the English German French. Norwegian
Welsh, Swedish, Holland. Bohemian Spanish languages
and all who wish to understand the true philosophy health
should read and ponder the valuable
In addition TO admirable medical
prevention and cure OF variety Of Diseases Il
large amount Of information interesting merchant
the mechanic the miner the farmer the planter prors
sonal man and the calculations been
rdians and attitudes suitable correct
comprehensive NATIONAL CALESDAR.
Tne nature uses and extraordinary sanitary effects Of Hos
letters stomach Biters the staple tonic
than half the Christian world fully in its pages
which are Also inerspersed with pictorial Illustrations
BILE recipes for the household and humorous
and other instructive and amusing reading matter
and selected Among the Annuas appear the opening
OF the this Will be of the useful be had
for the asking The pr"pretors Messs Hostette smith.
Pittsburgh Pa on receipt OF stamp will
copy by mail 10 any person who procure his
neighborhood The Bers sold every city town and
village and extensively used throughout the entire civil
ized world decslm
Smyrna times., 1871-12-27

CARD ABOUT THE SMALL PoX.-In answer
to letters received on this subject we have to
say that not single case of the disease has
occurred in either Of our houses.
Under Oak Hail roof we have two hundred
and sixty persons, and in the Chestnut
street house We have one hundred aud ten
persons, making altogether three hundred and
seventy-Seven persons; and among all these,
from the first day ny to the present time, there
has not been a single cas- of the disease.
Any statements to the contrary are false and
malicious ami intended to innre our business,
and we would thank our friends in city or
country to send Us the names Of persons re-
porting falshoods of this character.
Since the disease was first noticed in this
city it has been greatly exaggerated and people
needlessly alarmed
1t IS not true that a single street has been
boarded up. The mortality in the city has
been less IN proportion to population than in
some OF the country towns; and some of the
sensational newspapers have gone far beyond
the IN; truth in their highly colored statements
i" nat Is true in regard to employers of our
houses we are told is also true of other large
honses, and customers need not have the
shghtest fear IN making their usual purchases
III The city. WANAMAKER & BRowN,
Oak Hall Cnthing House,
Sixth and Market streets
JOHN WANAMAKER Il Co.
Finest Clothing House,
elS and 500 Chestnut street
Smyrna times., 1871-12-27

AN IMPORTANT ITEM OF TRADE.-Tn cal
building, carriage making and morocco manu-
featuring, Wilmington will sson stand at the
head of the list among the cities of the United
States, as we believe it already does in the
manufacture of iron ships and car wheels.
The annual product of morocco manufacture
ing is estimated at Sl,S00, 900, and the busi-
ness is constantly increasing There are now
ten establishments in the city which turn cut
about 400 dozen skins per day, and number
OF them, having added to their capacity within
the present year, will increase the product. in
the aggregate, about 200 dozen per day. One
firm W. Jones & Co., are the heaviest consum
ers of Calcutta stock in the United States,
and import direct.
Evidently our progressive little metropolis
Is one of the using cities of the Republic. and
If not checked by a ruinous low tariff, or other
misfortune, she may soon rival some of the
larger, if aOt more aspiring cities.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-27

THE PRINCE OF WALEs.-The latest ad
vices from london give assurance that the
Prince of Wales, who but few days since lay
apparently at the point of DEATH is in fair
way of recovery from his severe illness The
intelligence has relieved the English people
from prutra;ted strain of anxiety. which has
at least served to illustrate their attachment to
royalty, in spite of the questionable reputation
of the Prince AMI the assumed unpopularity
which his alleged course of life suggested.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-27

Mas. WHARTON's TRIAL.-This is the
twentieth day of the trial of Mrs. Wharton, at
Annapolis, for the alleged poisoning of Gen.
Ketchum, and the evidence for the State has
not yet all been taken. It is supposed that
the case will continue for two if not for three
weeks loRg:r. The testimony of chemists who
analyzed the stomach, liver and kidneys of the
deceased, is conclusive as TO the finding of
poison. DR.. Frank Donaldson, of Baltimore,
one of the most eminent physicians in the
country, testified to his belief that the death
Of Gen. K. could not have occurred from natural
causes
Smyrna times., 1871-12-27

The New APPoRTToNMExT- amor.
tionment bill for Representatives in Congress
under the census Of 1870 passed the House on
Wednesday last. 1t provides that after March
81, 1873, the House of Representatives shall
be composed of 2S3 members instead of 243. as
at present. and that after such appointment
shall have been made, any new State shall be
entitled to new representative or representa-
tives additional to the number 283. There is
also provision that no State shall hereafter
be admitted that has not sufficient population
for one Representative which will exclude Utah
Colorado and New Mexico. BY this appoint-
ment two States, Vermont and New Hamn.
shire, lose each Representive, while twenty.
four States gain one or more. Maryland gains
one, AMI if the bill becomes law the LocisIa.
Will have to redistrct the State. is thought
that Cecil county, in this event, will be added
to the Second, or Western Shore district
The Eastern Shore contains ! 81 inhabitants
or without Cecil county I3I. 400.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THIRTY YEARS
ave elapsed since tn" :nroJuctfon Of the PAN K- e
p'c ana vet "t ~" present time Il is popular
"ns larger sale than ever before Its pop con
h"d 70 this country alone all the word - beneficial e
Ices ~ curing 't" Ill that fsh J., heir
aud Appreciated and PAN KILLER its fan- is limited to
10 country sect nor race It ue~!- only to be known
prizrJ.
Thirty Years Is certainly long time enough prove the
ec7rr o anv tcno and that the deserving
OF all is H-pr'ors claim is amply proved the uupar-
~.
sod by all Druggists.
Directions accompany each bottle
i'''1 . e'N' 'J c'7" ana 81 per bor!e. deco I'm
Smyrna times., 1871-12-27

CHRISTMAS IN SMYRNA was void of remark
able interest. Saturday, Notwithstanding the
snow that had fallen, and the rain that was
falling, showed about the usual crowd in town
for Christmas Eve, and the people went slosh-
ing around in defiance of rain and slush. The
usual noise aud drunkenness commenced in the
evening, but terminated almost oS soon as il
was commenced. Alderman Budd was deter
mined to allow no license to rowdvism on the
plea OF Christmas, and by night-tall, or "A little
after, eleven arrests We're made, a drunken
! llght among some negroes on the Hill " sun.
pressed, ahd nine Prisoners two of them white
were IN the lookup. Such wholesale arrestinp
took that class of persons who estimate their
Christmas fun by the amount of their Christ
mas drunk, entirely by surprise but they saw
1t meant business, and they at once proceeded
to get their heads level. So remarka able
qulttlng, III so short a time, was never witness
ed before Everything was "ouiet along the
Whole line after that time. and Sunday was
as Sunday should be, until evening, when
three . beveraged individuals, two Of them
typos from OOver, came into town to kick
up AngeHner One of the party, however
soon found himself among strange hei-fpllows
In tie lookup, for driving fast through the
streets. Iii, associates refused to assist him.
when di>interc>ted parties paid his fine, and
tue Suhdued trio went home without disturbing
-AiSl0 any iu!ther. NOOd order was thor
oughIy maintained, after this.
Monday was like SUNDAY. Every one ''took
holiday, and, as usual many did not know
what to do with it. Bong afraid to imbhe
they could devise no other remedy In the
afternoon l,r-r crowd repaired to a pigeon
shooting, whavh hdj been gotten up for the oc
ca>un
In the evening the Methodist and Episcopal
sunday Sch""S gave entertainments The
former was Jubilee anniversary. held i'm the
lecture room Of til, church, which though un-
n>hrd, It's upholstered wall. were made to
look most attractive hy Trimming and fstoon
ing J he enitrg"d room, with a seating ca
pacity Of 4tu. was entirely inadrauafc to hold
I ne au!l"ncc. and large numbers went away. !
Ihe exercises We're more than usually interest I
ing, the children deciaming and singing with |
NOR than the usual ccarne>S and rromptitude
VT FtaHk skinner. of Camden. T. j "A fine I
vocalist, rnertninrd the audience with two
solos which wtre highly apprcci ted
Inc Episcopal congregation gave their school I
.he n>ua! Chr>tmn> treat at the town hall. \
tfEt Chri>tlnaS tree WAS erected iu the centre
! the room. and IN one corner was old kri>>s
,hlnney. The hall was handsomely dressed
After singing and other exerci-es, Kris,
merged from his reclu>e. laden with TOYS and
lhgHhG hl> bells, but So comicaily masked as
o greatly trGht.n some Of the liulc folks
yho th ught him Old Nick, instead of 81
Mex, ami some OF them had to be taken from
ne room without gtt from the good saints
'id After the children were supplied with
ny>' the congregation joined with them in
lbert! treat OF Ice cream and cake. Ii was
ltrrnily, Sunday School >ociable.
linus end, u tie dav
Smyrna times., 1871-12-27
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

GREEN-DULlN.-By Rev William Uric. on the goth inst
NJ samuel T. Gren to Miss Kate Dun both Kent Co...
Del.
HoFFECkER-TAYLOR.-0n the day. by tho same Mr.
David G. Hofecker to Miss Hannah A. Taylor Of Ken,
Co. Del.
BUDD -STANLIE.-By the the I4h, Mr.. James H.
Budd oi New Castle Annie StanIie of Kent Co
Del.
SLAUGHTER-FORD.-On the eIst inst by the same NJ
Ezekiel Slaughter 20 Miss Mary l. Ford Of Kent Co..
Del.
GARRITSON-J0NES-0n the 9st inst by the Rev Dr. C. g
Lnthcum John Garrison Miss Matte E. Jones' both
Of Kent Co, Del THE Deawarean, Dover please copvJ
HOLT-GoLT.-On the 2lst inst. at the NJ F. parsonasa
Dover by Rev J. r. Merritt. George H. Holt to Miss NJ,
&. Colt. both of this county.
CoNNER-LAFFERTY-A Canterbury ON the 10Th ,nst h,
Rev samuel McE~ee Alven B. Conner, Felton, to Eliza
daughter OF DR.. ". L. Latferty.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-27

THE NJ E. CHURCH AND MCsIC.-Mr. J.
II. Hofecker, chairman of the music commit
tee aud leader Of the choir recommended in
his report to the Quarterly Conference the re
construction Of the church choir. The music
committee met on the 26th inst. and ordered
the organic ,tion Of a church choir composed
entirely of Youths and Misses of the Sabbath
School. Mr.. Frank Griffith was appointed
leader and James V. Roberts organi>t.
Iwenty-six Scholars of the Sabb1th School
We're appointed members Of the choir They
will meet for organic ,tion at the house of Mr..
Griffith, on Friday evening, at clock.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-27

"A STEAMBoAT.-We are informed that =
company has been formed in PHILADELPHIA to
run ~ steamboat on tho Delaware side of the
- pay f,, curing the coming season, from Mahon' :
~. ~ MA ma me BdIoon, the popular old craft
delphia in anti-railroad times. twrntv ynar. "'a%
ago and more. is TO be put on the route She
mas been so often repaired, first with engine
then boiler then hull, &c, that ike rho oIJ
%omans stocking, there is hardly anytb;ng
ieit OF the original craft but the nama Sbe i
10 ne started in the Spring, it is said and not
wait Tor peach season merely, lest the Jersey
eoais gobble up the trade, as they womb bs
nikely to do, from the fact that our citizens
along the shore would rather patronize boat
"a .hat serves them through the season than one
emergency. '"0 Po@cH
Smyrna times., 1871-12-27

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following real
estate was sold in this town on Thursday last,
viz:
The lands late of James L. Bewley, dee d,
as follows: A farm in Appoquinimink HID,
Thoroughfare Meek, adjoining Thos Deakyne
and others, l944 acres at $50 per acre
a tract of woodland Of " acres, and farm
of 9S8 acres, in Thoroughfare Neck, adjoining
Isaac Staats, and Others sold together, TO
John II. Bewley for Sll 50 per acre
A farm and marsh land, in Duck Greek I'D.
the Keen farm'') near Bombay Hook, 2O41
acres, to John NJ. Voshell and John a. Cayen-
der, for $l3 per acre. Total amount Of sales,
about $40, S66
Also, the VIM. p Smithers' farm, sold as
the real estate of VIM. Dawson's heirs, in
Kenton lid, five miles west of Smyrna, con
talnlng l52i acres, to Tllghman Foxwell, for
S66.25 per acre.
:, A tract of woodland of acres, to John II.
Bishop, for 50 per acre.