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New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

WASuNGTOV. Feb. 1f.-1n the Court of the Com
mssoners Of th Alabama Claims TO-DAY the following cases
We're sulmitted 10 upon ,sOry and ~ al
n ep cf counsel Wendell H. cobb Of Nfw iedforl Mass
for W. Hacset for tho United States
Case OSs-M liam J. Rach for the Oi tie value
Of the whalef Hector destroyed ly tie Stera doah
l5O-Amos A. Chase FOR claim connection with The
Case 09i-Davd ]. Tinkham, in connection with the big
AltaTnaha e. Marion. Mass.
Case !. l.lOl-GeoTge Chamberlain
Case loo -GeOIo PoWlev Case l1o5 James GefoT
administrator by destruction Of the schooner Ecne,
destroyed by 4 Florida, July s, 1868
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plSVFNCERS 1PRITFD.

FROM LINERPOOI.-fn Etefmshtp ddratr lrb "a
Mis- Kate enlnaham, Mrs Hartley. j. Ceincd. t9hi' ~
~ / Nas-ry has T. Bgu0ker Mr and NrH. y NHnFt'"I'
Miss T. Nauvclsof Mrs bonn tlatt Mrr i!brr j. y l'"
Eprd ,iT CasslN. g. - a. kefA N'h'f 'l7"h'
Norman SoDcrtson g. ". Hrsscl W. y waits Saiii" q
than MI aud Mr- George shaw MI Iehmacr, Euilc Met
rigrTo Nrs Mare Mcrgso s B Marriott ". Blake. Sir.
DAVIDSON. D. B Eryin. Alfred 4. White. Henry In"G9n,i
R W. & Iinbcraud. Rev. W. A. NCNb1 .,
ALEX Is. Adam. Mr. ia, lev, v 81. Moore, u MeHhInry
A. Chatm.n " IA. Goul ling, a. H. Peach j. Van
Note Arnold, Ar and MIA J. Nesmln. W II. Nuiy
Fred Dockrav. 4. W tinnn. T. D. Evana, James WINE }
W kuueaf Nm kaIcnbrrgor. a1r and "A IS. JOnn Potter
All and Mls kirchoIer Mrs k.rchpner
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"sTANDINo ROOM INSIDE"

In the Supreme Court, Circuit before Judge
Donohne, the suit of Martin Gnna administrator, the
Jury gave the plaintiff verdict lie sued for damages
Tor the death Of his son. John CHINA, who was thrown
from the platform of sccond-ave. car on March 2s
1873 and his broken. Death resulted from his
INJURIES The defense that the boy should have gone
inside the where there standing room, and tLen
The accident would occurred. The jury found
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

The charity ball, for the benefit of IN" only
Institution on ra;.n Island wicic homeless t.nrr'
from sudden acciIcut temporary illness can obtain
relief commands tlir active s,Iui:tit 80 u''l every
.rrcty aay on iic island. the usc ' Viu" rtnc i.'
CI.ri .''.r of Mtuucc,Hcit bad i.r Ia Uiinr'ij iu
.lrif The grnlurI also we with each oHrr lu crors
70 make tc bsi hucccss 90 I rsirfis. Il - 1" take
tl,,e m a. Marks Hotel. 800 Ncw EitEltou, on t'r 'N'h
'rr of Tlmfrdly Feb - {. e. N"rt H. for % lD0c t'n"
connected vith The Nc-Yok iro.s i a. Tic head oi lho
MaLa.iug Committee.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

It is n prcat year Cor the old mon. Grand
father. WHO have been ucg'c'd ana n"dr I" l'' 'i'
fh., welc iu the way and wished they were dead Who
Rave long been thrust nwgy n tie Kitchen ud irit ~
th.nsslVcf tEr ciliutt corner it i-''
-acd hv bcns brushed NJ ~ evening and brought
into lie parlor whore they shown cn 20 tic company
"A. Ciite!inla relics "GIaudfatlrI you au'w Masilu-
ton didn't you scrcnis granddaughter In his ear Tor
he i. very deaf. Yes, tes," siys gI"nialhti. III"
Girrel hnrfr 4 chaW fcrhacccr ui me man! hud hth!
a time ~ The Old Inan il going Philadelphia sure.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
COUNTERFEIT RAILROAD BONDS.
the Tombs Police Court, yester

Charles T. FaTnham, broker was brought UP ON
charge preferred by Bernard j. Burke OF No II Mast
of havin q offered him II bonds OF the CaorIla and
Oregon Railroad Company to negotiate ss coli,trals
for The loan 81 900, and which were subsequently as
cerajned TO be counterfeit He held ior examination
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

Ann r,se. C5t sur scfs..... "a Moon rises. 1l4o
mon WAIEE TIiis p.Y-A. y
sandy Hook. IL AZ GOY lsdndl2O- lien :" fefij hoi
WATER IniS DAY.
sandy Hook. ll05 cove laIudi-%I iel I" feif' E'Ao
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

verdict for plaintiff for 900 o. p Buell. appeared for
plaintiff, Waldo Hutchlns for defendant
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
erEIAL rerM-NAs 49, ].


Case onI26Gl 1he People &c, ag
PANT II.-DoNonrR, J.
27oe cassebeer ct al &c. 1854 .Mccifery agt. Hunt
o2s Baidw and sno agt 1918. Genet agt The Mayor
l454 .Hssei aet Williamson "a Fizsrrald ag,. Kelly
l7S- Hagck agL Crhshead ,oo, &C; &C.; 40, usr,na,
s44l sacScradorH sct il0s. .Lousisy agL Conner
Mayor, &C. ~ . ana ano .
225. nagire Sgt Fsrdy and ll2e kegnal and ano agt
''s ssf la9h 't 5 iias ii a 'S
1898. Kellum agt The Nay o,o, ,.- ron M. ,,..,.
os2 Msihss sgt Brennan oSoa &c, % ~
.s2la Ozark sst cocserin 80. The Mayor, Sc,
1924 HAHN StIlo Mayor. o-O hEco. s.,...
HssLin sft1lc Mayor Ss34 scla,y,r, agi. suzcr
4Os7 Hsrsla and sgt 1915. Kelly ssi. Van rret
1897 Van wsft :st The 1925. sullivan art Watson
1878. McNSmarS art The 1893 sherman nrt Mason.
Msyor &c ll42. .spilneu agt Atlas s
ii'- SEQ ss CO. oS ll4e. Doyle ogt The Mayor
Ward ltsSp Si a. = ~ '' 1853 Nicholson and ag
$50 IancastcT Fire ms Co. l6O Ro. a N Gasg
1896 stfa % et R a ag collier lIe2 LenSuscher ag
DGaES mdae and ano nc 'S' lei COIN ar oershcim
1912. Wheeler sgt Doody ct - and ano ,.
a al lles. SAWYER ct Al sgt Up
lev '' 'S' '''''' I17o Eyerson agt coc'rane
e76.Ihe Mayor &C. Agt il7i =. la sgi. AIri.
1850. .sutphen agt. Lash
PART III.-LAEgEMoI
1888 Bren ag Browning OJ3. .KOthGclli AIT %2fEt,
II al q. and IL. Ste. H. AZ.
1907 q Ford art Conner &c. Co.
2Z7J. French ag The Mayor 1916. .HehBeman and ag
Heard.
lO5 Hume agt The MhyOt 1877 Man l.. Ins Co. agt.
Devlin.
$40 Christie and sg 1887 John &c, sgt Erie
Van Ordon. Il. X. Co.
ll65 Selultheis and Ano agt l6bl Aeen hgt Conner
helnliard. - &c
ll6l Weinhans agt The 1910 -CowSn hgt The Mayor,
Mayor, &c. - dc
224i Manchester and lObl. ..IaImsh ct A. MAI
agt TIE Mayor, &c - thews.
22l6. Manchester aud 1861 Alle ION ana sno aRt
The Mayor. &c nolan
2206 Baldwin agt eMayor iii Wilkinson ct al agt
&c Noble and anO.
25U7 Losden agt The Board 1888. .HartshOne and ano
Of Police &c, agt BAttershal
1927 Morris, &c, agt Gillck and anO . -,
and ano l047.. .Berghaus ACT. spanld
1921 MOrange agt- Lent. ing
1910. Bly ydenburgh agt The
Mayor, DC.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESRRAL TRRn-sPK1R and SASfoRp. ~
10. Bell, &C, agt SPOTS 81. Lord e a. sgt Thomp
90 Connicr ct al agt Bs.ty le Bulrs Head Bank agt
Il Brewster sgt lisch u AsFecters o. al
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
Dcar0 ana Rooms.


Be!ow Fourteen. l-'o. H., ,.,..,.
4 DNEGIiSENE\ir FOR THE NhW--
,, . ; y ...'i,' ,tc 'T i,. $50
.r ae e'r ,r s..'' 90 t's a., IA ,..ii "t.i,%t T.
I'','.a -"."f' ''"N H'' ~ '' y 'i' ~ ''4'-
u ~tBlpT|ON% WANTED ot brariing-
- g.. '. ir ',' 81 ''''' '''''''''' '''''
.''' '''''' ''' -.
4 FI'HNl>lltD ROOM for one or tHo g"n-
e.. t''a.' t'.ur~-
DIEASA%i ROOMS. large and >mall, with
.rr- -iphr1 aa. Iorl. COMFORTS. rs tml..t si goa.
'.'.. -, 80, ,,.-.-,..-,,-
va NA' Ei 1 ~ az ',' ar t.' I'd %i' TO ~.
'raa.'ai oa '''' r''r ','i. nl'n "'''' ".'.'' -
s.S AND II CLINTON -PLAtE, between
"a 81 -ug. ~ r"n. on g., ana I.@. , i S' Tor
''".''- " '','
.is MANEkiEl-p PLACE, near BrOadway.-
On ,s. c @ 5 s.. co., ss ,a asS d:sr Gsrn 5s els viii, @
-.p,.r o-rtI - So. ! -, =. or p-o,J
s ,r way m % y rs l clss Sonicsst to adaits
moderate RATES 'o''''''t to rc,ianr"" reference
West Side.
ATA5 WEST 29TU-ST.. fonr doors west of
\ t,', oI.,,.,, fat ,br. Irr.r frnnt room :nll
irccs ,ary rr,ale brraliast II desired also paror
H,Vns0uETy FTRVISIIED ROOMS at 10
NJ aiti vim ali the modern improvements rent
,,aI.,",. -'''''' VIM ~
Yu,NDSougT ETrpNISHFD ROOMS with
h'i it iirt No. r',.ierlte nm accommodations
a., ci..- A n l'Y ~, Gfti.py
NFFIcr- -yicclv furnished for phvsician
,',ii, ,,,s io. ,i,,,a, vim ar ,-tbnut hoard
s,,,iiv. ,tir,,,D.' ,..,nc-i I07 West 4is It
-, -. -.
LihIE 10y @MoVhd, VII UoS.,, ,,an o,I' Tn snntS
,,I, ,ttn'rI is and Lan some furnished, painted
rscor private family first class. references 40
-rtf ,yr n ,.;tL 10 IpD an cntira
- sECJND FLOOR elegantly furnished also slSGLE
ROOM Tor gentleman; choice Ocstoni near The bieFoor'
, House.
a. .hda9 I's a eS Iit osfers 9ken " '' WIN
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
Gelp t)anie0

VyTANTED-Ten MEN between 30 and 10
years of age OF good address 10 sell ny publications ir
on. wear fair salary VII Lo paid, pr icrr Si's age
' ". J. HOLLAND.
slIinGreld- MIA
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
q Gluecrrcili5.

ACADEMY oFMuSlC: , 81 &,,, w. WEDNESDAY.
SECOND AhtAE GrRA xr@ @HfnA G&E4NYY Feb ls
- IL TRovAToRE 49, NM,
Liris Sigaof B.-GASiNI, sIsnor cAiri, signcr BA-
G.X%D cHoRus AND ORCHESTRA.
fii6Ay 'EyTE'%I%'d. F,b. is-iK CEY tnE2ToLA.
Debut " Kiss ANTLDE lILiPFS
Gtn q as ~, o. . - a" 5 % s1s s ,5s n'5y Ppye
nog at Acld,ny bx once. schhmes 'cl Broad" as a"d
r -, -, sITi yooy. peb 10 at r:gop.m
tGHhNb 'oGaEihiiH,' NEirii&E&&IffAv6
Ro0TH'' rHEATER., EIGHrH WEEK:
man ss . fss ~ e.ns4d & ,2r p ns & t Of
in which the r'sId9 ,is sla, n i pc,re,ns le.,
LAwIthNC a.: EiHEI.lT, ....,..-.. + c. BANGS.
"""if'ii"a FraE fi- Ki:SoirrEiY sUsPESnEDp
e.. NAIfttE ENiiY SAItk kpAf At ~.
CEATENNLlL BANNER
,THE woMEN's cENrENNIAL UNION; ~. ron,
Ms. =. T.. H'~' k tfrsit~r, aid iht if'rntte ON
mt:'c vii r.c we buttons or r ao;e rom - crnia
~ 5. d. HosAcH, e.Hr'r.
NOJPER Understanding and original
\ d,-rr, fom a. . rusr' Public schools sheying
,sampr ot adura dr.vns pursued in thlt tate yil be
ms KsDAY and FRIDAY, Fob Il ami H. IRON lo n m
A .prcrcns vors Of the Normal Tcachers' Draw
ms 'a"s Of TIE cooper lnq "i,, ir '39n % ~ ne IN NE;
< NEwYonE coNsEeyArIoEY or MUSIC,
No. Fast lffhst nc4r jtii ave, next 10 Delmonicos
" 2: rorp tc F'ut 'ou,,.er and Teacher. 4rper
INT uts tae itIHo DEPARTING ~.
~ NtEr lg.. tie op,ouc D.f'ctor directs iho 'oc'A
Tr.g.-cl, l,-.rs cf r.rc- rgpl', go peer Quarter
10 -
sri.i. iiy "nirkrf .I.-HN-. 80 "
s- .uU '.WhtN.H...
SUBSCRIPTION i.D .E-af..I i. % o. i.. - , D. fn.
Tie tl,irstsi ffI 100 rf- lr. D.t'i 300 tl' school
Ii.' .O.LI, IfANtI
lo' 'ot 1Ht l"i Cont sf.. near ,ai'
CERNlAN LlEDEEkBANI,
~ AT tho
ACADEMY Of II SIC
GRAND MASQU ERADE BALL,
THCr-DAT. F,h. g. 1876
gisf r'-. ,Ir pc iIi ulf' UsuM raiilclons.
GO lr .. s'r.i'tl'H
Do liAfe
.".-. b. la
Emil nZ.4. 80 ga . IIgll
=. e/f'fUuc
Slr. ha. ..rtnU. 80 N?--4ntL
Nr-.. ...t fIif.
! haDf0If. o.. lr .irt.f %.
N. l.lssi... tNs..4ura iiI~".
l-a.r. ..I-...r f..f' 80 anf rItf' f"p.
j. 81 ..,uu..rI. t.'sf.r f.irrs E.uA, IO1str'El.sl
O.. a. A.f...-. n.tUf-.
J.. '.t rY-.. i..t t..I.II. ..trfl
I.f.l d. U 800 fi.
fov.. p. -t...ift . curt l-. ~ BROAD -
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

u Young woman would Ike place IN city or country
branches thoroughly and wait on dinner
get kinds Salads &c has unexceptonsbe
reference until suited at ODELls select en-
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

uOUSEWORK-By a Protestant girl to do

j General housewoik is neat active good plaa cook
and IaundteSs: is oh! respectful, arf
worthy o ccnforehe houe. which size viii ny 10 retain
city or country. Call No 3G6 cttavc, rear 23d 81
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
trnStWnrthv woman,

EO0K.-A respectable woman wants situa--
~ iipn a. 10 private family loarihg house. 232
hast i5ti-st, between ID and 3taycs
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15

COOK-As frst-claSl COOt is an excellent
~ baker good washer and roner best city references No.
Fast .ggtl A.. Ietr
New-York tribune., 1876-02-15
Giluat.ons Winte0- females.

EOOk.-A capable person as excellent cook
~ very and economcal best city reference so hast
Smyrna times., 1876-08-16

The Legislative, Executive and Judicial
Appropriation bill, as passed by both bran
ches OF Congress, contains section direct
ing the Secretary of the Treasury merely
10 " institute careful scrutiny of the pre
sent condition and competency of the forco
employed in the collection of the revenue
from customs, with the view of reducing
the number of the same" Another sec,
ton prohibits all executive officers or EN-.
ployes if the United States, not appointed
by the President and confirmed by the
senate, from requesting, giving to or re-
eelving any other officer or employe, any
money or thing Of value for political purpo-
ses. Offenders against this provision are
Immediately to be discharged from service,
and shall also be deemed guilty of misde,
meanor punishable on conviction thereof
by fine not exceeding $780, The salaries
OF the officers and principal employees in
the various mints, GsSay Offices and sub
treasures throughout the country are not
at all diminished from last year. Som. re.
ductlonS are made in the salaries of the
subordinate clerks and other cnploves in
TINS establishments, and the bill Iroyidcs.
as heretofore stated, for the DISCHARGE of
100 clerks from the present force employed
IN the Executive departments at Washing.
ton. All these clerks shall be discharged
on the 10th of October instead of in throe
lnstallments. The salaries of mombcrs of
Congress and of the President arc provided
for at the present rates.
Smyrna times., 1876-08-16
nhsAN@1rnR 4 AraA>Nro'.O A>o w.ru-raa =. r.

Passengers from Delaware Tlyaod connect ~ IT,r
rigl"n at l2-O =. ". with train masking connection
Mitl steamers for New York which leave Lcwcs on
tuesdays Uit Thursdays ~ 7. VI, and on SATURDAYS
at 2.'a! 7. NJ Steamers have good accommodations
i"r freight and passengers. Rates OF fare and freight
very low.
On saturday trains leaving; Harrington at > i I'm.
WlIl connect with steamer. ON Tuesdays ami Thurs
Gays no connection Is made by any train leaving
Harrington after I42O p. NJ
rams connect in the morning al LcwCs. Del forall
points named above, on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
NHturaYs with steamers thut left licr ST. North River
New York At . +. NJ, the day before.
~ BROWN, Gen. Freight and Pass Agent j. * b.
b y r., and W. Railroads, Lcwcs. Del
IL: y. BOURNE, Gen. Supt. o. d. : : Co. 1877 Green.
wich 81. y. Y.
THOMAS GROOM, Supt J. n b. r. r.. Lewes, Del
). l.. MAPES, Supt. b. y r., and W Roads Berlin Nd
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Maplewood Institute,

For both sexes at concordyille Delaware Co., Pa, on
Phila & Balt Central X. X. English branches
Natural Sciences and Mathematics receive special
attention. Greek, Latin, German, French Spanish
&c. are most thoroughly taught Rates reduced-Si
per week for girls And $3.50 f0r boys. Term COM
mences ninth mo- (september)
Hon. Washington Townsend, West Chester. Pa
ys:"As 81 the progress Of my late ward who was
under your care and tuition for over two years was
wen satisfied with the School, its arrangements and
discipline, and the progress In knowledge he made
whilst under You Instruction.. aug 9-3m
Send for Circular 70 JOSEPH HsHoRTLIDGE,A AN.
Smyrna times., 1876-08-16
DAILY LINE.
Peoples Steam Freight and Passenger Line between
Philadelphia and Smyrna, Del
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.

- -
Steamers FALCON and PIERREPONT will on and
after SATURDAY 18th inst make daily trips between
Philadelphia and Smyrna.
FALCON leaves Pier No. 3 South Wharyes, Phila-
delphia for smyrna every Tuesday, Thursday~and
Saturday, at o'clock, p NJ, touching at Pennsville
and Finns Point \. j., Bombay Hook, Deakyne's,
Flemings, Eagles Nest. Brick Store, and ROthwells
Landing. Returning, leaves Smyrna for Philadelphia
every Monday, Wednesday end Friday, at o'clock
p NJ stopping at the above named Landings arriving
in Philadelphia from to o'clock, A. NJ
PLERREPONT, leaves Pier No. g. Philadelphia for
Smyrna, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
O'Clock. p NJ, touching at the above named Land
ings. Returning, leaves Smyrna for Philadelphia,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at s. p NJ arriv-
ing at Philadelphia from to 3, A. NJ.
PEACHES carried at cts. per Basket Other
freight at reduced rates.
The steamer Falcon has just been thoroughly repaired
and is now in good running condition
The PicrrepORt is now being repaired reftted and
painted and will be manned by an entire new crew
of men, with competent Pilot, when we propose to
these Boats on time landing Fruit &C. in Phila-
delphia in time for the carly market
FRANK j. ROBERTS Captain
August l6th 1876.
Smyrna times., 1876-08-16
DELAWARE COLLEGE.

The next collegiate year will commence OH Wcdnes-
day evening, September the 9th.
There are Three Courses of Study; l. The Classical
H. The Scientific and Agricultural; Ill The Literary.
selection of Studies, however, may be made but
a regular course is strongly recommended.
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES
Board for the collegiate year of hrty-cght weeks at
S3 per week, SlliOO
Tuition, 6nO0
Room rent and incidental expcsncs, 300
Total, Sl9I00
Students are required to provide their own books
and fuel for their private rooms will be furnished ct
cost.
Students who receive scholarship appointments are
relieved from the charge for tuition and the above
estimate is thereby reduced from Sl9l to sl3l.
Scholarships may be obtained by applying to mem
berS of the Delaware Legislature.
Both sexes admitted TO the College class rooms
The time table on the p. W. & B. Railroad and its
connections is now such that students residing within
a convenient distance may attend the daily session OF
the College, and return home at night at reduced
rates
Catalogues and further information may be had by
addressing the President,
WM. II. PURNELL, IL. D.
NEWARK, DELAWARE Aug. y, 1s76.-5w
Smyrna times., 1876-08-16
HERE is THE PROOF
OF IT'S
Superior Excellence.

Read this H.m: C,,tifrdi,. h<.id,d 10 Lg Ftlrqrf B.
GdTigHCs one of The m">f con,tHf IrUggisfS dad (Bc
tStS ~ IhHudGpbd, iOEt trQritg nam, can CI0uh
i am happy To add my testimony TO the great value
Oh tht LOhdOH IiIr tOt0f il, S0r,f" which restored
my hair to its original Color and the hue appears To
Dc permanent am satisfied that this urCIaIratnn is
nothlhg IKE Il dye hut operates upon the sccretons
II Is also beautiful hair dressing and promotes the
growth purchased the first bottle from Edward b
GarrEucs, druggist Tenth and Coates street who can
also testify my hai '''Tuitc gray when commenced
its use.
Is MILLER.
No. .,ufth Ninth street Phila
Dr. ScdyRe d S0a, Respected fricnds:-I have IN.
pleasure to inform you that lady Of my ucquuint
L1HdOn liar f0lOy RtStor,r' Her hair was hliinG
rapidly and quite gray The color has been rcStnrr
me iallhS on entirely stopped and new growth of
GARRIGUES.
Druggist. Cor Tenth and Coates Phila
BOSTON TESTIMONY.
July nd. lS7l.-Dr. |,ra4nc X SON Last winter
while in Trenton " j. procured six bottles LDn,1
Hair to'or EcSorcr,' which like very much in met
better than any thing have used in the last nine
years. If you please, send me one dozen bottles
r. r. o. d. care OF W. : FoSlcr II son, Druggists NJ 723
fremont Street. Boston
Respectfully yours,
ADA BAKER,
No. 50 Rutland square
London Hair Color Rcstorcr and Dressing"
Has completely restored my hair to its original color
ana youthful beauty and caused arapd and lUXuraut
growth.
Mrs ANNIE MORRIS.
No. Gl6 North Seventh Street Pha
DR. Dalton of Philadelphia, says of it: The London
Hair (Olor RtstOrcr is used very extensively among
my patients and friends as well as bv myself /
therefore speak from experience
10 Cents per bottle. bottles for g. If your druggist
or Storekecper has not got il. we will forward
TO any address on receipt of price.
Address orders to DIR. SWAYNE X SON $50 North
skin street, Philadelphia, Penna sole Proprietors
Smyrna times., 1876-08-16

ny liNA BRANCH lEATN~-A},i:l.oral tp ;i0,o
above, leave smyrna for C.,y:ou IG.u A. ", ID. -..
ana iI4"LiN Leave layton! !ar>u, G!ilG.io $685. 4 ST.
- : 80 ana ~ r. u. % ialk. connection with
/. KiNNET. -upt
Smyrna times., 1876-08-16

BEAUTIFUL CORAL RUBBER TEETH-s5OO to IS
teeth in the afternoon Nitrous oxide gas for pain-
less extraction so cents per TOOTH Old sets repaired
equal to new Perfect satisfaction given. COLLEGE
oil Pine Street Philadelphia. Pa aug l6-ly
Smyrna times., 1876-08-16

Z SUFFERED with fever and agpe for
seventeen months and am nop ioeH through
1he use of the William Penn Ipfallible
[eyer and Ague Cure" ."--P. III. Storm, MI
J0rd Ne'os, For sale by J. Wesley Denney.
Smyrna times., 1876-08-16
AN OPPORTUNITY

10 get first class PHOTOGRAPH, replete In finish,
sISie A A. and position, light and shade Go 10 BRAD.
FOkDs smyrna, Del Prices reduced Satisfaction
e""A"iaseeu may 31-tf
Smyrna times., 1876-08-16
Centennial Boarders.

Having como To the conclusion to entertain some
boardes, (persons visiting the CentenniaD solicit
patronage from my friends of Smyrna and vicinity.
all the uptown cars from Baltimore Depot The 18Th
and 10Th street line within half square OF the
house. LYDIA s. MCMULLEN
lSaO SharsWOOd ST.. Philndclnhin
Smyrna times., 1876-08-16
FOR SALE.

A TEN qO) ACRE LOT OF GROUND highly i'm
proved, adjacent 70 the Town and North Of Main
grazing lot II Is very valuable.
SMYRNA, July 9Th, 1876
Smyrna times., 1876-08-16

lst.-F"rCe Feed Arrangement for sowing Grain
Consisting OF one gum and one iron rpicr-ync
really tilV olly force tc't, Arrangement ;t,it ,y inn
YOU an even and :,Y;ilat d;rhr...oil 81 !ii ~ nj
uineS. IAN SOW amy amount OF grain, IN IN Il peck 10
2d.-The latcnt Spring Hoes. having gum snrino.
on end Of Drag Bar iriiig the ,,uIv trrC ,
spring arrangement thereby doing away with the Ola
wooden brake pins. and allowing tle DrIl toftSs mn,
opStrucl!nl lha The axle viii 90 over wthcli, iIti
fernS with W"rkin" of Drill " nav
Inc n" i' ~, a. ""t"9 OF stating Fren, o rri,o
n"n i"r SOWING me ern deep or shallow i an I'M
ToNchcht not possessed by any othc. drill
4th.-Thc i'rcat ,a5i i,,l., .,...f..,,, ii, ,,,.,,,
!" 10 Prc'@ent @ ehESIi.s "r rramPing with weeds corr,
% vi @ ''lihl ~ grii and gravel, which mak akc
other drills ''''"' ever All
9th The l""d S".''q i, correct ,s it is posi-
n,,d t,N, C'ic nay IN" one face showing - acre
ana aNulhtr i"cG isJcriIig the acres
6th.-Thc Ifitnt .i.4 is s,, rn,,.tr,,,.o,, H., =
bearings are all on the outer and imnrr 1nttt "f
oIu!c causing the Drill tu run lighter to Tie team
spindle. '''' VA ''''cr "i
p, 7th.-All can say Tor the I1a4f ,,ao,o N, E,,
~" Ht"n" Is that it is the only unr that will sow
or distribute properly al kinds O. icl, lrY> in aiI
III Hi,r ais" lu> IhtcIt Ir, >histrr br which u,
b'"'' can hc t;ltI from stl;,igl t :, ziaza Irr
or wee v"r>.. While seeding along. The Grass
N''d Attachment is perfect. In fact it
wouldh impossible to give all thcgood
ana superior points possessed i,v
TINS )rill, misunderstanding ~
much space Suffice it to
say, our Drill is Just
what is claimed for
1.-THE best
AND HAS 30
EQUAL.
:, SMYRNA, DEL, sept III, ISL
M~SsS AupCr d Bat6r, Doyer.
, HLNILEMEN The Kcller'S Patcnt-Thc Bcst-C;roin
seed ana Fertilizer Drill bought of YOU last fall has
gwen entire satisfaction From my experience win
LlliS consider the Keller aS its name imuIinS nj l.,
bfS Drlll IN the market The Fertilizer attocbnnnt
T II Hfaih arrangement are perfect want no Irttar
Ahcy uhIy want TO bc known To be universally nSrJ
WM. c. MITCHELL.
Pamphlets Price List and Terms furnished on appli-
cation, by
w. G. HILL,
GRAIN MERCHANT.
CLAYTON, DEL.
General Agent for Smyrna. Clayton ana yjcinity
HARPER & BAKER,
DOVER, Dl L..
General Agents for state Of Delaware and Eastern
9horcS OF Maryland and Virginia. aug I-2n
Smyrna times., 1876-08-16

Senator Window is not a believer in the
alleged economy of the Democratic House.
lie attacks the figures. The Democrats
claim TO have effected nearly 10 million
collars savingin the national expenditures.
mr. Window chops this to pieces as fol-
lows: Erroneous claim, there being no re-
duction, about millions; appropriations
merely postponed, millions; deficiency
bills withheld, "a millions; failure TO pro-
VIDE Tor important Government work, CT
millions: reputation, as, for instance,
refusal to pay the judgments of the Court
oi Claims, II millions; Department esti.
mates reduced, for which Democrats are
not entitled TO credit, II millions; last
years matters enormously counted in, q
mlllionsi needful army and navy defen
slVe service cut off, millions. He gives
more figures than the foregoing, and insists
mat the Democrats have sought reduction
lor partisan effect, but have not brought
ABOUT any real economy. There is q greai
ueai OF truth in Mr.. WINDOWS argument
lhongh possibly it is pushed in some res
PeeEs too far.-N. 7, Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1876-08-16
FOR RENT.

a THREE-SToRY BRICK STORE HQUsE AND
DNELh.iNG: ON Commerce Street, lately occupied by
William b. Farrell deed. III j CCjIT -
May 18th, 1876, Administrator