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PRICE TWO CENTS
LIFE IN TIE METROPOLIS.
DdSHES HERE AND THERE mr. THE
SUN'S REPORTERy.
"orkinsmcn Asking the Authorities 10 spend
"oncy ON the Public Works this wintcr,
instend Of Ovcrcrow ding he AInshouse.

"m' a. a. Carsey, Henry o. Cole, and J. J.
'NahhRh' committee OF ihe Bricklayers' Union pro
sentcd petition TO the ALDERMEN yestciday for ths
passage o. ordinances that may give the workingmes
employment on the public worSs. The committee "a,
that scarcely oncnith Of the nve thousand brckiaycr.
IN hi city are emp Dyed, have had ste adv emplov
hcht Tor over Two Nrnra, aIl tat tcr [. no prs pet
i WORK before them III einter The city mus,
DctNt IN charity oni work flr them. The toI IN ttrs
brlvNe the emp uyment Of the ir WORK r. and m
exp nditurc " 1870 1000 sewers, uar,lts bar e.
uocks' stttcs ana utnCr needed improvements by thd
CIV IA winter would revive trade md hysino.s vi ali
hluuh' ana save our business nrms from aiiure."
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The desccndAnts OF John Nermilyea, a Dutch
immigrant, VINO died IN New York city In i0pD met At
2d East Br adwly yesterday to associate to recoye,
ni, nhird prop rN valued at t2il,oOpo0l. rley clam
au he land N Manhat an Island north OF seventy
tourh teet on the Last ryer, llDth street On tho
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IHE OLD WORLD'S NEWS.
bismarck Demanding n Strict0r Code for
Political Offences.

BERLIN Dec. 3.-In the ReichstaG to-day tho
bil amending the Penal Code under consideration.
Herr Lasker opposed the political clauses aimed ut
of nccs similar to those Of Count Arnn
Prince Blsm rex declared that the subject would not
permit any delay. II stdctrr dfcinlnary rules Ncre
not phse he could take tie reHpons Oiy OF
Unui i IN the ministry Of foreign ailtrs.
Inc iOGSe decided to discuss the political clauses At
iu sitting on the second and third reading OF the
bill. The other clauses referred to committee n
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Three.FInbs for Rapid TRANSIT.


On the line OF the New York Central Railroad
the agar gate OF property opposed O. the buidlDg Of
the road B tSO,Ool 73O and IN iaVOT ti9,Sb6,So0
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. The wages Of lnnorors ON the New Jersey
tnr winter months.
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a Defeated Candidate suing his Opponen.

hlidce ali, the defeated Rvpubliran candi.
date Tor sheriff Of Union county at the tc election
has begun SUIT ans James Parker accusing him q
SANDER, IN having made ln pu lie meeting charges
winch nAd Induced person. not 10 vote for am had
assisted hun ~ BE- deieateI. Damage are laid at
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The Mutual BENEFIT Savings Banks deficiency
In t2SO0 5000 OF which " for uter0st due depOstOrs
since tho lat VI Jpy last.
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A SPLENDID NUMBER. Tho D0v's DoinOs, out
to-day illustrated toe IDciants and acciueuts VI the
weeS.-Adg.
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LONSEN ny EIKE.

The bin for entertaining King K4l,kaua has
preseAttd to the Aldermen. II tOOis up 49, jSUl
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EEECHER'STARDY RESOLVE
yuE SITFNCE POLICT IBINDONED
IND 4 BITTIE BEGUN.

Deocon Wet to be Disciplined ny Plymouth
- church Nr. Beechcr to Look out Tor the
Church's Interests IIcrcaftcr-A New and
sptc, uncumcnt from Mrs. Moulton.
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NEW JERSEY.

Nr"Ihrr UHIcr Frrdicti0ns.
warmer, cloudy OF partly cloudy weather and
puasiu.g lgut
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JOTTINGS IBOUr TOWN.

short Work with Weak Banks.
Superintendent Ellis said yesterday that he
viii nave every rotten bank closed ny January.
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READY TO TuR>s~H INFORMATION.

You complain that would not answer questions In
cOnnecuOH with my protest against your proposed
ton declined 70 answer qur stOns az that tme and
N that place because Lsher OF IN m appeared to me
suitable. The Moderator Of the meeting himself de-
Carcd he proposal To put them out Of order But not
only uld not decline, offered at the same time
swcr any questions aierwaTd to be put by your officers
Or committee, l thnN no one can fee, certainly no
iadY. that was wrong IN my unwl lngness 10 be SUD.
denly and publicly catechlzcd on 80 painful subject
before s. large HAsemOy. But AMI am rrAdy,
Us utn SAID to answer any questions At any time,
which the proper committee may wish to ask. ana 10
which may give deberate ana correct replies
YIN alinost makelt point AGAINST me that was rep
resented heiOre bou by counsel, am n woman. tn.
trely unaccusiOmed to reading or speaking IN pubhC
and as my hus and preferred not 20 your meeting
With me- asked my friend Mr. Pr 70 as my
there could be objection 10 tins or that II needed
inA hife.ch 81 court,si IN you TO allow H..
gu tui that 80 far ~ the church nr the committee
knew, hau lever mas anN statement lmpugning the
purity Of Mr. Beecher exc - acOur OF jusct. But
TIA very court had statcu under oath that had made
prCCsty the came statement which nave since made
numbers anu officers Of your church telling him that
MI beechers SIN was aduitery, and that he ana Mrs,
MAS inder, had declared the fact OF my uttering
the slandeT before all the world and ght months ago
have been called TO account for 1t.
ou say that testified In the court OF Justice under
does not have pass through the painful
trial will ever know how hard II was for to submit
to the conpuisiol Of the court But that compulsory
process that compelled me 70 tell the truth ard
nothing else, however reluctant might be to declare
H. testified as | did. n view OF all the penalties OF
false swearing In this life and the next There was no
II II wa not exactly and dreadfuly true. DO not be-
rVe that any torture could have made me do so much
less ile Just ana knd frce OF Judge Nelson. never
an offence which the Church of Christ Is unwilling
unable to punish And n you think that he'd In that
pubic manner, ana In hat solemn hour, lhAt nei IN
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10

THE FAST MAIL TO WAsHINGToy.-Mr
Vail, Assistant Superintendent of tLe
Railway Mail Service, returned from Pbiio-
delphia to Washington on Monday. He
gives the following information in respoct
to the successful termination of the Depart.
ment's efforts to secure close Southern con
nections with the 4:30 morning Limited
Mail from New York, which arrives at
Philadelphia at 7:3O. The Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Com,
pany agree to start a train southward at
s o'clock A. NJ, which will reach Bav View,
near Baltimore, at ll:20 A. NJ. The Soutb
ern mail will be transferred immediately to
a train which the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company will dispatch in time to
arrive in Washington at l2:4O P. All
mail for Washington will be distributed tn
transit, so as to be ready for delivery at the
capital, and throughout the CITY, imme.
diately on arrival. The new schedule will
go into effect some time between the 2lst
and 25th inst. If arrangements can be
made to run the mail cars through the
West Philadelphia depot, and thus avoid !
4 transfer, the time above indicated will he |
shortened half hour.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10

GREENS AUGUST FLowER.-It is natural
Iof people suffering with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint or any derangements Of
the digestive organs, such as Sour stomach.
SICK Headache, Habitual Costiveness. palni,
fatlGn OF the Heart, Heart Burn. Water.
ofaSh, gnawing and burning pains at the
E RlI ol the stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
tongue and disagreeable taste in the
mouth, coming up of food after eating. low
spirits &c., to put off from day to dov
0Iuying an article that they know has curea
their nelgghbor, friend, or relative. vet thcv
nave no faith in it until it is two late Bnt
II II you % VIII go to your Druggist, James p,
II G6ioIecker, Smyrna, and get a bottle of
uREEN AUGUST FLOWER your immediate
ttre tIa Is as as certain as you live. Sample Bot
tles oil tins medicine can be obtained for 10
cents to try its superior virtue. Re~uIap
SIZE 20 cents, Try it, two doses will relieve
any case.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10

THE PRINCE AT BoMBAY.-Bombav in Asia
is in blaze OF excitement. The Prince of
Wales, soon to be King of England and all
her dependencies, has set his foot for the
first time ON the soil of British India. and
all the loyal citizens, European and native,
white and copper colored, rejoice. On
Monday last the royal steamship .Srrapir
yielded its royal passenger into the safe
keeping of the Bombay dignitaries The
Prince, after being bored with an address
ofwelcome from the municipality proceeded
through eight triumphal arches and two
hundred thousand spectators to the rooms
prepared for him at the Government
House. At night grand levee was held
by the royal visitor, when the curry eaters
enjoyed the honor of a formal presentation.
As yesterday was the Princes birthday an
additional interest will be given to the
demon~t, Tons made in his honor. and
the - hai " returns Of the day" he will
receive VIII no doubt be sincerely uttered
The PRINCES visit is in truth great event
tor British India, and will no doubt intcn.
SHY the loyalty of that always loyal depen,
dency.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
FARMS WANTEn!

request OF some OF the most prominent of SMYRNA
heal Estate Agent of Easton, Nd at once start
Agency IN Smyrna Del, provided people will cncourogo
enterprise Oy promptly placing their falns SALE ON nv list
MY success in the sale of Real the best evidence Of NV %
~ o SelhS have sold i'll Talbot County within the mast tIr
teen months over 1000 land, and intend to push o i
ness as vigorously here IS in Talbot
WINE you may be greatly benefited you certainly can lose po
ing by allowing me to show your farms at nv ey,e 70 ,
no F""rge whatever if am in any way instrumental in
I w II sold to any one coming through my influence or
elS charge commission of per cent on the first $4,000 and
= on all and above $4,000 "i'
aItn t a m te chacery scale OF commissions allowed Trustees
"sh t'y are at no expense for advertising and sIoyno % ~
Pmcl'SefS' "hle my expenses $500 to month!
me srAoh resulting from this outlay, benefits the County at
Sc more tlan myself, and all ask in bo
ana Hlce OF every farm in the County could be bought
80 as 10 cable to suit every who here to v
1l'e send IN description my new ciruI,r I ill
De circulated among thousands of seekers free Of cIorr
sep 29-tf TT 1r,vCrT, i7''
o' F0stoiice next door to Foxwcrs HOTEL Smyrna Del
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10

The PREslDENr's SpEEcH-The speech
which President Grant made to a party of
serenaders in Washington on Saturlavniebt
was perhaps rather too partisan in tone
considering that he Is the Chief Magistrate
not OF one party alone but Of the whole
country Yet there was so much honest
feeling in it that every good and
Intelligent citizen will be glad that he made
It. For our OWN part We don't believe that
the Republican victory was strictly a
triumph tor hard money. nor are we con
vinced Is yet that it, results will be nrn.
ciseiy what the President anticipates: but
We agree with him that tie inflatiani~ts
have received a stunning blow, if we
cannot say mortalone, and we sympathize
heartily in the delight with which he
regards that aspect Of the victory. His
plaln and homely speech will have an ex-
celIent influence upon his own party. and
perhaps some effect upon the waverinc
Democracy also.-N. ], TifJ4c.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10

JEWISH BrnIALIN New YoHE.-On Thurs
day the members Of David Jero,law. killed
in a duel in New York by his former nart.
ner, were inferred with jewish rites Tio
BLOOD on the hands and face of the corpse
was unwashed and the hair was disboveIod
and matted with blood The clothing had
been stripped from the body by the coroner,
who could not be found, and although tbe
Jewish law required that the clothing be
left undisturbed the body was buried In its
nude condition. Yesterday the grave was
opened and the clothing put INFO The cofiin
The Malaga Jewish Society conducted the
services. and when all was in readincss
Moses Weiss. acting as rabbi. rapped unon
the Id, and said: David Jerosiaw. DIviJ
Jeroslaw! You must forgive the man Who
Killed you and all your enemies. We will
take charge Of your effects. and deliver
them to your wife and children" Tho
Society then followed the hear~e to the
grave.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10

!, Inc next Democratic ticket will probable
be; For President Bayard. of DrI9w3In.
Tor I ice President, Mcdonald Of Indi1no
hFi,tow OF kentucky IS the APPARENT L@nI
oI the RePublican column, and the second
P"cc on the ticket will be assigned to the
mos. most popular man Of the party in the
eastern 81 Ter, states. These are the aprelganca.
oil TIE hour.-C,gcinuat; CJmnfr.;1t
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10

:, The Western Democrats and Soutborn
democrats cannot be dragooned into
Changing their opinions. and if the Vnw
OK and New England Democracy snni,
70 70 thrust hard-money platform down thn
tnroatS OF the National Convention. tLnv
VIII Very probably cause rupture or. ~
leas[' IuEewarmncss which will be- f,tai
TO the success of the canvass CG,1i,,,'i
Ntry aad C9uicr (Dsa,.) '''' '''S'''
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10

Postmaster-Gencrul Jewell is a hunorst +
as we'll as an unusually polite official. lie
wrote as follows, recently. to woman who
had applied for a situation in the Dead
Letter office: We have only 81 ladies en-.
ployed in this Department, with the oxcnn.
uon OF few tran-lators and experts. and
not more than two changes have occurred
III that force for the last six month. None
OF them ever marry, or die. or resign. In
lact' the Dead Letter division is sort Of
mausoleum of buried afIections-a place
not governed by natural laws-for tho.o
who enter it, charmed portals seem to lose
all the motives and hopes, and aspiration
which sway and govern the dcnizans of the
outside world. | regret that it is So but 50
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10

-, WORTH ITS WEIGHTS GoLD.-UndoubtedIv
the greatest modern discovery in medicine
Is Da Costa's Radical Cure for dvsnens;a
costlvencss, sick headache, biIlionsncss
sour stomach, loss of appetite, distress
after eating, and all disorders arising from,
a arrangement OF the Stomach or Livor
ltS results are astonishing, and sure rnIiaf
Is guaranteed in every case where II is nsnJ
as directed. 1t tones up the stomach
regulates the liver, restores the natural on'
petite, and drives all morbid humors from
the system. Typhoid and Bilious FevnI
winch yearly destroy so many lives might
IN IN almost every case be prevented bT =
IImGly u use of Da Costa's Radical Cure
!, IrlaI SIZE 10 cents. Sold by J. w. DEyyTy
Smyrna, and Jas. Cowgirl & Son, Dover,
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
BOOTS AND SHOES.

We make these our speciality ordering our stock two
months before the season direct from the manulac-
ules cahc us 70 offer the best Of goods at the lowest
FEnlS. Men heavy whole leather Boots, $3.50 500
SD hndSi0 Boys heavy whole leather Boots 81 So
Sil". e2p, $50 and S3O0 Gents Calf Boots $40
Sii"' SID and $3.50. Ladies' Pebble. Goat. Turkey
" MM4r"cco and Kid Button and Lace shoes 81 p 81 80
: - S2'b SD ami SD Misses and Childrcn'S in
''' '''S"IllHeA'N !r"h ." cts. to Sl'D. sep 2g-1y
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
CANCER CAN BE CCRED.

is s.nDitieu q certain cure for this dreadful mnady ~
The remris % Iltuca i1cul'y by his wonderful -lccrs
- i',.IN gan he sent To any part Of tbp ,rcrii
re-, att.F EiSitlnE the city and remainir, viG
rrrr S,'prTrIl1 l1 aninle accommodations AZ III. 49,
81 iiOF ULA TElTER PECKItO aTd aiI ~
i i"puilf - ~ the Blood cured after Al ~.
dress, ,t..Hl =. slIl t,N lee Zee. Gail AZ or adj
..- : ~. 5@ts CHENTNUT ST. Fhit,,.i.ii.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10

Arrangements have been perfected, and
viii go into operation some time in the
early Spring by which through cars are to
be run by way of the Pennsylvania, the
New York and New Haven, and the p. w.
a B. Railroads, between Washington CITY
and Boston. The cars viii be run on boat
constructed for the purpose, and carried
across the Hudson and along the East River,
between Jersey City and the Harlem River,
at Morrisania.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10

\ correspondent of the Cd,o,ty Gentleman
says that when cutting corn he cuts ci"bf
NILS sqare. or G4 hills for a shock. bjndin@
eacn ei four hills squareina bundle, andsettiY@
{ the four bundles in the four corners made
oy {ylns together the tops Of the four hills
IN The center of the square. This really
gives Gniiy 10 hills to bundle. When
nuSled the bundles can be handled with.
ouI out un9.indlns, which saves time. fodder
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10

\ DECISION OF INTEREST TO MAyrrAcrrp.
ERS OF FERTILIZERS-A Culpepncr CONT
House. Va, firm have lost thirty suits for
the price of " Piedmont guano" sold % 70
farmers, the latter pleading that it was a
spurious article, and also that tho bors
were not labeled with an ANALYSIS of is
composition rs required by the VIRGINIA
law The court held the latter plea to b@
good and said that there can be no recovery.
3I 'He purchase money of guano sold in
bags not thus labeled. III
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
Maryland s. Delaware r. II.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
as follows: -''I' ~, faIhs VIII

t FTelghts must be at the various stations n least
ihty GJ9l Minutes before starting of Trains ot
'"ey VIII LAY over twenty-four (2D hours. "'''
rresht trains Nos and will have Passenger Gar
business. ''o :" N''"'S ihciueht 10 freight
arrive ~ M using the $50 A. N. train from Eastnn will
Philadelphia at BIS NJ thus giyin neaTv sy Hln eave
business purposes in that CITY, '' '''o" ''uiS ior
EAsToS. October 2sd 1875 -O " "''''''"u'etin'ehGeht
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10

MooDY's MoDEsTY.-In a recent conver.
satlon Moody: the evangelist, remarked.
am the most over-estimated man in this
country. BY some means the people look
upon me as great man, but ! am only
lay preacher, and have little learning.
don't know what will become Of me if the
newspapers continue TO print all Of INV
sermons. Ny stock will he exhausted by
anu by, and | must repeat the old ideas
and teachings. Brooklyn every SUNDAY
hears score Of better sermons than L can
preach. | can't get up such sermons as
Drs. Burlington and Cuyicr, and Talmage.
and many others who preach here week
after week. ! don't know what / shall do"
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
SMYRNA SEMINARY,

School duties viii be resumed Monday, SEPTFAr-
BER 18th. All the facilities Of first class school win
be afforded both in the English and classical branches
Musical Department very superior. Miss Ford will
give instruction in Instrumental Music 10 pupiis NOT
connected with the school at their home at hours 10
suit their convenience; For circulars apply 20
HJ.H0CKENBERRY,A a. Nj : Printipal
or DR. J. Il. CLAWSON Proprietor
SMYRNA, DEL, August 18th, 1S75.-6m.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10

TEACHING HIsTORY.-At a recent Maysa-
chusetts teachers meeting it was argued
that too much must not be attempted in
teaching history; that details Of history
should not be taught, but left for the pupil
70 learn IN after years 10y reading. History
IN the school-rOom should embrace few
leading facts, which will act as magnets
around which minor facts will cluster. A
half dozen political facts, out Of which our
system OF government has grown; score
of inventions, from which our mercantile
prosperity has arisen few leading literary
facts to which our literature is indebted.
these were the teachings advocated.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10

AK EAGLE KILLED WITH SToNE.-Last
week an employee of the Philadelphia and
Wilmington Railroad Company exhibited
at the american Office in Baltimore large
American Eagle, that lost its life in rather
ignoble way: A colored man, who was
walking over the hill in the rear of Perry
vile, saw an eagle sitting in the grass eating
rabbit. He hurled stone at the noble
bird as he sat eating his meal, which struck
him on the head and killed him. The
dead bird was sold to the railroad. who
intends to have him stuffed.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
THU NEW SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS,

The undersigned are prepared to furnish 10 School
Committees or Teachers any or all the TEXT
BOOKS recently adopted by the State Board OF
Education, at the Publishers Introductory Rates
Prices for first Introduction wo-thirs Publishers re-.
tail prices and in exchange for Books of the same
kind and grade now In use I'm the schools one-half
said retail prices. Teachers and Committees arc in
yied q communicate with US personally or by letter
A full stock Of SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY
always on hand. Call on address
j. I3. COOPER 81 BRO.
SMYRNA, DEL sep s-3m
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
NOTICE.

Having sold my stock Of goods to II p TTozo1, ,,,
IiacQIitnled the mercantile business, ali nrrs,,
once 4, =" ~ - stIri aIi'i settle bt
Oct. 18th, IS7j-tf " - ii-'AI-id"
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
1 CENT REWARD.

James B. Walls an indentured apnreut.co t,o,.;.,.
Ian away from my premises hereby f1rc,;nTn III
under penalty Of the law las Nh ~ 11s,r1ni' 1,rDn
SMYRNA November 9TH 1S75-3t ~>'i'i I-h'
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
TIE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES

LAIRD -ATklNs-At 2o23 Wallace st.. Tha. On the
oIh iIst.' by Rev. VIM. b. Kelley Mr. John r Hard
Ala Mis- Mary II. Atkins both Of SMYRNA
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
SMYRNA LANDING
STEAMBOAT LINE.
GLANCE OF TIME.

sssslsr--A ON and after October 18th 1879. tLc
iiSIii5scT iisI S;,i Steamer " FALCON" Captain b. b.
nbn WiI WI ieaVe Smyrna Landing for Phiadcl-
' ~, 'I,nays, wednesdays and Fridays at 10 o'clock
H. "; stopping at Rothwclls at ii, 81. Brick store
~ ~ s' pa ~ EgGs Nest y. NJ Fleming quartcr-pnst
- = NJ Mouth of Creek (5oth sdes) hnlfnngt 10 anJ
Hiri'Ihg III Philadelphia at o'clock, r. NJ
RETURNING,
WI leave first Wharf below Race Street PHILADELPHIA
on tuesdays Thursdays and SATURDAYS nj II AZ
making all siOppages and arriving at Smyrna Iand
ing at Z, r. M '7 ~ '''''! i'i' i'aiiu-
Ilil,gie laIe to Philadelphia 75 cents Excursion
uckSts, good for days 81 6O '''
NJ Freight carried at lowest rates
given by F'' "'''''''V" ~ ''''' "i iIiorIhalion
PIG WARNER. Clerk.
&c. d A. II. sTOCKLN, Agents at Smyrna.
or d. B. HALLINGER, Capt.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
$40 REWARD

Lost, five barreled COLTS REVOLVER .;1,.o.
Pla,gd' P ana highly finished and engraved corvcd
icII I5n'iG wilma Knights head carved on Tho ri,Lt
'.e me above reward will be paid for its return
7A4kNA Nov. 3d-2t GEO. A. MIIITEGT6I
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
FOR SALE ,

The TWoSTORY FRAME HOUSE and premises
lhe property of Mrs. Ann BennnghOye now occuricd
ny =. &: FAIRIES Esq win be sold very cheap. For
'eilis &c, apply to JOHN b. SBRADLEY
A Ad5. 80, Attorney for Ann Bcnninghove
.aIea1-olh ana Market, Wilmington, Dcl.-Oct 27-tf
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
LOOK AT The PRICES.
BLEACHED MusLINs.
URBLEAcHED MusLIns.
PRINTS.

We shall offer ON and after This date a0o yarl Of the
nS1t IhiN ~ IN new and fresh styes AT the low price
CASH.
CLARK spool Gotten Ct, per ,poal, or n ct, per
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10

1lNSd Iraln will be run subject TO DELAYS irc1,
time Is given. 10y O'i' at stations where
,n ,.n y y ~ t.NA BRANCH TRAINS.--Add,tion,1 y,
49, ""'te itaEG smyrna for Clayton IG3J A. ~
o'O p ~ Leave Clayton tor Smyrna ., =, ~ qOg and
from Clayton. WI" ''"'"S tNofth aud SOUTH
HF. .KENNEY spperi,,o,d.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
S. Nj. REYNOLDS.
MIDDLETOWN. DEL.

"FcFs to the citizens Of Smyrna and vicinity the most
complete assortment of new and choice NovrlT1i,
I'' ran and Winter To he found no where else
on the Peninsula, and at the lowest price,
for CASH.
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
FOR RENT.

-, a STOKE HOUsE-one Of the best IN town. Rent
low For information apply 20
80, GEO. II. RAYMOND, Eco,
dec2-u or HAMILTON & CUAIAfINS
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
WANTED.

middleagcd White woman 10 do oo,,,.,, -.
%orK III small family mo chdrenl 4 nloaso,e. aus
''i"e' hgh' WORK and kind treatment Is assured
- apply NJ once 10
.'"F' -i, Iohj. y. I. WILDS SMYnN, Drr
Smyrna times., 1875-11-10
FOR RENT.

III The lst Of March. 1876 the HOUSE on the cr
0 Methodist and Union Streets, and owned by Cart
VIM Denney. Inquire Of WM. DENNEY or he i., nj
Actlber G.. W. KENNEDY
Keya VIM. Nelson's next door Nov. IA DIl ~,