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Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

EoUALITY to All !-Uniformity of Prices -
A new Feature in BuSiness-Everyone his own
Salesman
JONES q Co. of the Crescent One Price Cloth.
ing Stere." No. 200 Market street, above Sixth
PHILADELPHIA, in addition TO he wing the largest
most varied aRd fashionable stock OF CLOTHING in
fMladelphia' made expressly for retail sales have
constituted every one his own salesman, by having
marked in figures, on oach article, the very lowefi
price can be sold for so they possibly vary
all must buy alike
The goods are all well sponged and prepared ard
great pulns taken with the making that all can buy
with the full assurance OF getting good article al the
very lowest price.
Remember the Crescent. in Market. above Si1lh
\ .. 300. i,,Ivalv
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AheriH's Sale.

81 virtue OF ~rtI OF vrndnIoni exponas, to
me directed, will be exposed to public sale. At
the Hotel Of Jnbez Shockly, IN Milford hundrct.
on SATURDAY. the l7Ih day of April, at /
o'clock, p m., FARM or Tract of Land sim.
ted in Milford hundred, Kent county and S,ore
OF Delaware, adjoining lands of Benjamin Po:.
ter, lands of Aaron BE- | and Others. and .aid
to srntan Two Hundred Acres, more or less.
The improvements are a two.story Dwelling.
house, Kitchen, stables, and other buildings.
thereon erected.
Being seIzed and aaken in execution as the
property Of JOSEPH DAY, and will be sold
for cash by JOHN GREEN. Shsr;E
March 2od, 1903. apl 2w
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SheriHrs sale.

BY virtue OF wit o: vendItloni exponas, TO
me directed, will be exposed To public sale. at
The Court House in Dover. Dover hundred, on
TUESDAY, the 18Th day OF April, al O'CLOCK,
4. NJ, all his right, ttle, interest and clam n
and TO two story Brick Dwelling House SITE
ated on the north end Of the house called the
" old JAIL" IN said town, the same being on the
ground OF Kent c0u"ty, built pursuant to cor.
tract.
Being seized and taken in execution as the
property of SALISBURY DEAN, and will be
sOld for cash by JOHN GREEN, Shsrltf.
MarCh 70, 1906. spl-2w
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

The GRAssHoPPER PLaGUE.-Althouph tbr
verna season has just opened we already hear
Of the appearance of grasshopper. in vas,
swarIns. Ia Texas, as far west Az the Nueces
they cover the prairies. and are hatching ou,
in millions from The eggs deposneL last Novem-
Der. Thus far they have confined their attacks
to herbs in the prairie, not IroubIng the grass
or the crops. The especial plague of Utah
seems to be transferred to ether regions than
the land Of the polygsm,sts.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

WHITE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Beau
tItul Complexion, can be acquired by using the
"BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWEKN" MhaI
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse Of
IiSagrceable breath when by using the Balm ul
Thousand Flowers" as a dentricc, would n,, ouIy
rend' 1t sweet but leave the teeth as White as aa
basier' Many peTsons do not knew their breath Ii
bad, and the subject 50 delicate their friends v M
never mention II. Beware of cOunlerieIIs be sure
the bottle Is signed. FErRIDuE y CO., y. \.
For sale by all Druggists
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
Smyrna Advertisements.
j. Henry Jefferson,
- - EN @ ID wm ME
AG AIN
With Bargains for the PeopIe '

And takes pleasure in announcing to his friends
the public generally that he has last returned fnnm
fhllndeiphla aud now opening one Of the cheane,t
ana best selected stocks of SPRING and SUMMER
Go.HIs he has ever offered to the public
Having purchased my entire stock for CASH Iboya
oeen enabled To take every possible advantage in ,e
lecUIlg TINS assortInen and can say with confidence
that can offer Inducements be e1ceed i'm Kort
county In my assortment oil DRY GOODS I ha, a
almost everything from fine Brond Cloths and Cass
meres TO the cheapest DomcsIlcB The Ladies' De-
parmeEt comprises Delanes. Challies Spring DucoI.
such ns sold last year fer 20 cents am now selling a.,
lE3 CTS; with full line OF Lawns Swiss Book jaco
net and Pad Muslirs, which am selling much lower
than usual and CalcOes, warranted fast coors for 81
cts Call aud see
GKOCENIES-Ia am selling good Sugar nt 81 c,s
Por Ib Msasscs IS cents per gallon and Proyisions
lie lerally. such az Flour. Ish, Bacon Lard &c sd
ior Cash at q vOry small ad vance above cost
bOOFS AND Shoes am selling Mems Iace
BUOis, good article and double sole, al al 90 nor
pair; Ladies' Caters. at GA cts. and Ladies' Lace
Boots at 50 cents per pair
Also an assortment of HARDWARE, Queensware
Cedarwnre. Earihenware, Saddery, DC.
large assortment of ALL PAPER, hich
Will he sold for Cath at PhlEasep phIa prices
All aSk is that may be afforded an opportunity of
showing my Stock. as | am Determined 10 put them
down al Tho Lowest Figures.
All please mind that am paying and will
still pay through the season the highest price
for Butter, Eggs, Lard, Feathers, and all kinds
of Country Produce.
j. HENRY JEFFERSON
Store nearly opposite the Bank OF Smyrna,
Smyrna, Del April !, 1857.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

The Rev. Thos. w. Maclary will preach at
Bethel M. E. Church at 10 o'clock. Raymond g
at 3. and Serverson's at Z o'clock, on Sunday,
April 4th. The Rev. Thos 8. Williams will
preach the same day at Union M. f Church,
at 10 o'clock,and at Bethel at night. All the up
pointments will be supplied in the absence Of
the regular ministers by our Local Brethren
The lst Quarterly Meeting for the Conference
year 1853. will be held at Kenton, on the ID
Saturday & Sunday of April.
g w TuouAs
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FREDERICK, Marcn 26:b. 1855.
To the Editor Of The Smyrna Times:

To the Editor Of The Smyrna Times:
/" looking svrr the Delaware Republican ,t
the I'D at March, | see an extract from v,ur
paper, giving an account of the accIdeulnI
death Of Joseph Boone. as having occurred an
Sunday. the l4Ih. THIS statement is caIcula.
'ed I" cast gross reflections on the religions
parents ot the deceased. as we'll as the dtceas-
man. The accident uccurreu on Saturd.y anS
not on Sunday, as stated
Yours, with respect, CALEB SMIrHERs.
We cheertully give room to the above. no,
however l" Correct an error of our own, but 10
assist IN arrestIng wrong impression made by
contemporary. Our notice distinctly read
Saturday lasi," not "Sunday. the l4th," as
the Republican made US appear TO say. Of
course, we cannot be held accountable for the
blunders of others.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
SWYDNAs lDEh0,
THUR SDAY, APRIL l, 1853

7HE TIMES" is published Every Thusday. by
Rosr. D. HoFFEcxER. Editor and Proprietor, at The
Temperance Hall. Smyrna, Del.
TERXS-SUsscRIPrIoN.-O gear. 81 so in adUdnce.
or $500 if not paid I'LL end Of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears paid--only at The
option Of the Publisher.
ADvERrsIYc-For erery square Of IL lines less.
insertion, SO ctsi each subsequent insertion a5 cts
liberal arrangements made with yearly and half
ysarly advertisers.
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SmyTha Frlces Current.
Corrected IVeek[v.

Corrected Weekly
Wheat continues quiet at $l.IO for white.
and 81 % fur red.
Corn has advanced to 60c. per bushel for
yellow aud SAC Tor white.
-Four $j W per bbl.
Meal 62kc. per bush.
BuckWheat Flour, per 100 lbs., $500.
Rye quiet at 56c.
Outs steady al SOC.
Beans $I.00.
Seeds-CIOver is selling at $500, Timothy
S3.25, Mllett nominal at 81. and Flaxseed
$l. per bushel.
Hay is selling at SIG to $ls per ton, for both
timothy and clover.
Siaues-cooPer stuff $500 per thousand.
Wood-Hickory $3.50; best Oak 81 so /;
common Oak $2.25; Maple 1925, and mixed
and rough Oak $500 per cord.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

INVASION OF MExIcO.-An expedition for the
invasion OF Mexico is fitting out al the Sontb.
west, under command of Colonel Lockridoe. The
Ncaraguan fiIIibuster. The men will be oro.
cured IN New Orleans, Texas and New York
1t is nothing new. Such things have been done
regularly along the Rio Grande whenever in
ternal troubles in northern Mexico invited ap.
greseion.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

IHE Exhibition SWINDLE.-Quite q fnrore
was recently created in the usually quiet vii.
Iage OF FOXbOro, Mass. by the announcement
that the Hutchinson Family" would give a
concert "Wednesday evening. 24th inst. Long
before the hour OF commencing, the hall was
crowded 10 It's utmost capacity, and large num-
hers went away unat lie TO obtain adm.ssiop.-
The audience, some four hundred in number.
walled with exemplary patience ill neariy ha II
an hour after the time appointed, when some
one began TO "smel a rery large rat" and on
making inquiries, It was found that the p-etend.
ed agent, stranger calling himself "Pttt,.
Gull. with sundry alIasses, had stepped out with
all the money received a. the door, leaving sun
dry unsettled accounts; not even paying the
printer.
SUSPENSION OF COLLEGE SrUDESrs.-Cnlu1a.
biG, y. e. March 27.-One hundred College
students have been suspended Till October. for
INSTRUMENTATION. The Faculty of the College
having refused suspension of exercises. on
Thanksgiving day, the students tarred The.
benchcs in the recitation rooms, and committed
othsr exceptional acts.
Two HUNDRED Persons PREcIPrrArRp INTO
A CELLAR-NO LIVES Losr.-Bancer. Ne.
.HaTfh 2I-The tinOr OF an auction store in
'hls CITY broke through this afternoon during a
gale, aud two hundred persons-mcn, women
ana chlIdreH-were precipitated into the cellar.
Fortunately no person was killed, although
many received severe injuries.
FIRE AT ST. LoUIs-Tuo Hundred Gorern.
me" Wagons Burned-The wagon manutac
tory OF john Cook, and several small sdjaceu
bufdIngs' were destroyed by fire on the nigh
"t The 56Ih ulr. The loss is estimator at SIS.
900. Two hundred government wagons were
destroyed.
" The Legislature Of Maine is trying to
worship God 81 as not TO offend the devil: in
other words. enuct a law which shall have
handle for both the prohiblIonists and the Ii.
qsor men. Such folly will only sink those en-.
gagged 10 .--Chief
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

CHARLES MARIN, ESP, died nt hrs residence
IN LeIPsIc OH Friday night Io,t after several
weeks illness. The deceased had been prom,.
nent man in our State. ber Secretary Estate
under Governor Comeg s, aud yr,ur a d subse.
quent to which. prac iiIoner IN ihe different
Courts. Tie was endowed with great versatiIl.
ty OF mind, and was very popular as a public
speaker. In consequence of III health he wus
unable to attend to business during the last sew
eral years of his life.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

FARmISO.-Our farmers are now busily en-.
gagged IN their fields. manurng aud blowing
preparatory for corn-planting. They have gen.
orally finished sowing their cat crops. Wheat
is looking finely. Farmers have generally
planted their early potatoes.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

0T- A dispatch from st. Leuls states cha,
The Tide of emigration westward hus fsirlv 50,
IN. The number passing through that city is
very large, and daily increasing. The Pacific
Rsilrood carries West more than hundred uer
day, aud the Missouri river steamers are crowd.
ed .s
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
Ereru Mnn his Olrn NnIca,nn

LlPPlNCOTT d Co, One Price ClothIng Store.
No fO4 Market stree: 81 door above IN stree l. Phia
delphIa. would solicit a call from those IN want of
CLOTHING, before purchasing csewhere--as ali
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales and
every article is marked IN PLAIN figures, that all
must buy alike. All goods used III this store are
sPOnSed helore making up, and a articles sold VIII
he guaranteed to be Cut and in Ihe best mann.
Remember
AGA Market street,
IsAAc IIrPIscoTr. Sd door aoo,e 4th, wooLsrox
} Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
WARRIED,

On the 25rh ult by the Rev, P Mansfield,
MIR William Ii. Sylvester and Miss Louisa
Welch. both OF New Castle CO.. Del.
On the 3Orh uIt, by the same, Mr.. Thomas
Il. Travis aud Miss Lydia Munncrlng, both of
New Castle CO., Del.
10 Philadelphia, March 22d. by the Rev.
R9bi. Ii. Pattson. Mr.. Willard w. Walker. to
Miss Sarah E. Rust, bo.h Of Odessa, New Cas-
tie county, Del.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
JONATHAN EMERSON
MERCHANT TAILOR.

MEKCI1ANT TAILOR,
Has REMOVED from his old stand 10 the Sbon
recently occupied by d. d. FAIRIES. ESQ, oppo.
site T. FCxwel's Hotel, where he has a trrsb
and we'll selected assortment of Cloths, Cas,i.
meres and Veslngs. just received from PHIL.
delPhia. The above Goods were selected bv
himself especially for Customer. work, and viii
be made up in the latest fashions for anv who
may favor him with their custom. Tb,pkGI
tor past favors, he requests, and hopes bv .
'lrlct attention to business and unrenlriino
efforts to please, to merit a continuance If ,bs
patronage heretofore so literally bestowed.
Fruits, Confectionarics, Varieties
and Trimmings, constantly on hand and for sale
at the Lowest Prices. Smyrna, March 25.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

"LEcoMPrcS."-The bill for the admission
Of Kansas. with the LecomPton Constitution,
PASSED the u. s. Senate on the 23d uIiiino, BY
vote of SO yess to 25 nays, "A absent or not
voting. by the consent Of the friends and OPP
p'nents Of the measure, the vote on the bill, as
II came from the Senate, will be taken in the
House on Thursday, April LIST.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
DIED,

In Dover on Wednesday, 24th inst, Mr.. Pc.
ter Adams, aged AZ years
ln Elkfon, Maryland, on Wednesday last.
Mr.. Charles Ham, IN the 10Th year of his age.
On the 18th inst, l. ul o Pa George. son
II the Rev. Thomas and Sarah Sumption, in
the 18th year OF his age.
On the night of the 25th ultimo, at his resi-
dence in LeIpSlc, Charles Marin, in the 54th
year of his ure
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

or We understand. just before going to
press, that student was fatally stabbed on
Tuesday pighi at Delaware College, and that
pupil named harrington had been charged
with the crime and arrested on suspicion.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

o. BY the arrival Of the steamship Niagara,
we have news iron Europe to the 18Th utimo.
week later than previous advices. There had
been heavy declIne IN the English cotton n,ar.
ket Brea lstulis aud provisions Continued dull.
kumorS prevailed at Liverpool that satisfactory
news had been received at London from IndIa.
The despatch had not reached Liverpool. The
British Parliament re-aSsemibed on The 18th
ult. MIR. Disraell announces the r.cen,,ep of :,
very satisfactory despatch from France, and the
Termination" Of the misunderstanding between
the t"" governments. The appeal of Orsln,
and his acconplces ior suspension of the sen.
tcnce OF death had been fused. Num.rous
arrests continue TO be iEade 10 France
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

AProINrMEsr.-Gov. Causey has appointed
ID. Lockwood. Esq, Justice of the Peace for
Duck Greek Hundred, vice Daniel d. FAIRIES
resigned. -
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

E Christopher R. Evans has purchased
lot OF ground on Church street continued, of
Henry Eubanks, for $40.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

HoaE-FIsHgay.-Large shad, and $ variety
sf other fsh, have been caught. the present
season, IN the waters Of Duck creek, bordering
ON town.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

ABOLITION OF SLAvERy.-A decree for the
liberation of the 10000 slaves in the Dutch
colony of Surinam, has arrived there and been
published.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

EASTERN SHORE COyVENrInN-Wc observe
by our (Maryland) Eastern Smore exchanges.
that circular has beFn led lcd for signatures.
calling convention of the eight Counties on
the Eastern Shore, to take ito Consideration
the defeat OF the East"rn Shnre Railroad bill,
IN the late Legislature If that State. Il *
proposed that the convention be held at Easron
on the 25th and 29ih ri Aprh Considerable
excitement prevails IN ,espccI to the defeI OF
that bill, the passage OF winch was oi vital I'M.
Portance to our uelghbo = this side OF he Chcss.
peake.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

OF Judge Hopper, o. tae ID Judicial Cir
cult, Maryland, died a, hIs resldeoce in Centre
vile on Sunday morning last.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

or Atiention is called TO the advertisements
Of J. Henry Jefferson, Spruance g. Megesr,
rsss;asy II. Dali, II. II. Eldridge and L. Miitln.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

KENT AND SUSSEX COUNTIES TEACHERS
AssocIATIoN.--The next meeting of this Asso
citation will be held in Dover on the 9th and 7th
OF April next. This Association is now regu.
larry organized, and if supported by the friends
OF education will prove very efficient in i'm.
proving our common schools. The executive
committee requesta full attendance on the part
OF teachers. Several gentlemen of ability
have kindly consented to attend and give us
their assistance in rendering the exercises in.
teresting and instructive. The following order
OF exercises has been agreed upon by the exc.
cutive committee:
Tuesday, 10 o'clock a. m., Business Meeting,
= p m, Dissertation BY DR.. A. H. Grimshaw,
on the use of the blackboard as applied to the
teaching of Grammar, Geography and Arlth.
metlc. 4P. m Essay on Geography by o. ~
Bass, A. NJ. p. n.. public Lecture by Rev.
E. ]. Newlin, President of Delaware College.
subject Education.
wednesday, o'clock a. M, Address on Ma. |
thematics by William Sharp, ESQ.,. of Dover
lO3 a. M. Discussion on The bes, manner OF
furnishing Text Books to our Com non Schonls.
The above exercises will be InterSpersed by |
discussions upon the various subjects.
-~~s%~
VF We lean that the notice which wen,
the rounds Of the papers, few weeks apo. ot
the accident that h,ppened to the daughter oe
Thomas Billings. near Praits Branch. was
partially false. 1t reported her dead, but SHE
is still living, and is likely to recover. with the
oss OF but one eye. Tae whole Charge. .composed
ot mixture of shot and alum silt ,lruck N
he temple halt way between the brow aud In.
op OF the ear ofthe LII side. and went obl,ou.l,
downward, breaking away a part of suu.mous
portion OF the temple Uone. lea wing three cor.
'olutIons OF the brain visIbi., tearing away Ih,.
'osterIor structure o; The eye, severlng the ON.
lc nerve, crushing the bpurs OF the lace ami
lose, 1t emerged from The b"ly oi the riynr So.
erlor maxlary. The opening at The eniranc,
fas one inch and quarter IA diameter. ANA
ne one where 1t escaped, or parr of II, was an
regular opening in which Que could turn b,s
niger.
The foregoing is cnrrecl report of the Case
8 we obtained 1t through prrs,nal Inrerv,ew s
18th DR.. Dawson. of ga nden, who has the cas-.
/ charge.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01

ARMY MOVEMENTS ron UTAH.-The troops
~ Kansas and on the Western frontier will
start between April 20th aud May 10Th, mus
ter'ng about 1000 effective men. Five reyi.
menis OF volunteers, proposed by the bill now
before the Senate. will be accepted. No force
less than complete regiment will be received
from any State, but offers are all ready made.
directly or clntlngently, which csvers the whole
free authorized. They will be taken accor
ding to the date of appIculion On~ regiment
is specially appropriated for Texas.
According to the plan of the War Depart.
nent for the service in Utah, there will be bv
July next about FIVE thousand five hundred
troops in that Ierr tory amply supplied. Three
htths of tins force has yet to be sent. Russell.
OF Mo, the Contractor for transportation, Will
employ $500 teamsters. The cost will be en-.
UruOus.
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30 per cent. Saving z TO Farmers
iiARE'S PATENT CONCEN1 RATED
3 l. Q Q . m a n uRE

/ ka
VI hlCi' I' beyond all doubt tho mU.I POW eru and
W Valuable FeIiIlIzrr ever offered TO the public
40" long Viii AsncuIuTIsis ubm to the (uuI,u Mn.
""poiH whist lhey have Ihe above potent aud
'"oie 'ainhe FeriIzcr at huy per ceI u, ss Cusl
Read The "fIIncaIeS and then Try ale M lid, of tho
scat fetuN Iah Guanu and let The speak oI Ilseli
CERTIFICATE Or Dk uAlES.
me SFtclhCalI"s ui Dr. Hare ami J. Odam, having
seh submitted 10 NE have iuuId the con IOsIlIon OF
'ltltf OlI Mhth lnel are IUuLGeu I'm hI miro.
s"IIUus and leImcnlabt con puuL d. cul,luIIip ILo
essentials Oi IeriizeI vi the hhesi character and
i'S' lllC iO0d I'll hUsIaIus IIUls the me OF their
l"'"'IiG. h ga'd IhIs eheIrrAe Ol manufacturing
gua'' l"slead ol InpofIne pra, heal aud lhpUr
.Ht unGriiuhihg ;uNUfub,I stecung the interests of
IA CUInnIUn country.
kxArsctully. A.A.E Hayes, ID.
A'sayeT To SIaIt UI Mass.
tERTIFICATE Of PKOt ESSOR BUOTII.
pom XanInIrg The cn irOsIInn The besi +, ruyi
CuanUs. can perceive lao ground Tor assuming il
Ia he The hcsi thai tan he h.ade. On The contrary
here always present more less of slipclut,,
inaitrr. @uIrt:m,s Ia large quantity Tie un.tm.um
pro ',std b, Odam HINES Patent Is in INV .AIIIun
ZION, that UI Ike GuhIus or 10 any other
Il IilicL,I naIuIt Ul which kavc heard and tEiuk
myself the entitled 1" give IhS positive uun,ou
from the unlocked Tor ults II the ncun q, s huric
acid animal mulIrr. which obtained in txuctl.
nenl. but Which were anticipated bI The raenl IN
question: Rrs eruuJ !UuIs, tAMEs e. RcurH
rnrItlUAT.. Or PROFESSOR FRAZER
Al The rcqutsi OF mrtItr IhIert SItd have no Lesl.
non III saiing NY "a mon that The mode of rrepcr.
an hrIl' II mahHre. by acting upon animal mat.
tiers bv uphurI acid as detailed 1T DR. Hare, n,tent
ml1rd Ia" resulting substuHCe with animal char.
coal uid rhUs plate Ot Lone is correct ia theory and
ousn haIe lad no Opportunity Of testing The mu.
iOIInt FIuoIItuiiy, have doubt lhat a
manure iurmtG by The mixture O these Ingredients in
proper proportions would be found lCusI 10 equ4ln
lie ctle cts the best Guans. JOHN r. FKAzLR
NOyembrI 81 1896.
It's put up in Bags of One Hundred and Fifty Pounds
zach, and sold al $l5 per neII Ton.
---- JOHN l.. MIkFLIN. Sole Agent,
= l39 south Wharves, above Walnut street.
apl -5m Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-01
PhiIadelpia Conference.

: The Conference, after an unusually sho
session, adjourned on Monday evening. Pre-
vlous to our going to press, the full appon
) ments had not come TO hand but we had re
ceived those for Eastou District, and numbe
} of changes in the other DISTRICTS, which W.
give below:
EGston District--T c Murphy, Pc:
! Smyrna, w II Brisbane;
Smyrna Circuit, s w Thomas, w w Redman
Dover, w c Robinson;
Camden, r. w Todd, J E Bryan;
Frederick. s Willis;
Willow Grove, J N Magee. T 8 Williams;
Milford, G Heacock;
Vernon and Willamsville, w Z Walton;
| Denton, w M Warner, one to supplied;
| Greensboro, w E England, VIM Hammond
Wye, t w Maclary, D George;
| EastOB, Hill. l. Hughes;
Centrevile. T w Shippers, Fl Thompson :;
Kent Island, Jos E Smith;
SudlerSville, SIlas Painter, VIM Quinn;
Kent, Jos Aspr.I, T Gardner;
Millington, Allen, E F Cooper
Changes in North PAiladelphia District:
Kensington, r II Pattson
New Market st, NJ Fl SIsfy;
Tabernacle. G Quigley;
Emory, T A Fernley;
PORT Richmond. s Townsend;
Lehman's chapel and Farvlew, J Carlisle:
DOyietOwn. X w Humphreys;
Bridesburg. s Dobsun;
LumberviIle. G L IIurlock;
Richmond, s Il Hare;
Cherry Valley. K Owen.
South Philadelphia District:
Broad street, G w Arthur;
Cehtral church, Il s Thomas;
Pitman chapel, Joseph Gregg;
Eleventh street, p Dullaael;
Scott church, IL 5 lIeysInrrr;
Lancastrr--St Paul's, Joseph Smith;
Reading District:
Germantown, WIN McCoombs;
Chestnut Hill, Noble Frame;
Grove. WIN II Burrll,
Paitstown. d |, Patterson, c Pettu;
POttsvIle. II f Giroy;
Tnmaqua, Curtis Turner;
Mauch Chunk, WIN Major.
Wilmington District:
Mount Saiem. q b CarroS;
New Castle J O'NeIll;
Newark, ] a Brndie;
North East 5 VI Cooper, IInson:
Village Green, T Cooper.
Snow HiH District:
Cambridge circuit, T l. Poulson;
QuantIco. J IIargis
Salisbury, A Wallace. w F Talbot;
Princess Ann, ] IIough, G o Lore;
Church creek. A Freed. II Krrkpatrick;
Annamessex. A Massey. L Townsend;
Northampton, a Nj Virgins;
NcwtOwn, Thomas Newman;
Berlin, w IIamm"rsley;
Worcester, N w Bennum;
Lewes. II Sanderson
Ge.rgetnwn, II Gracev.
A Phehus, transferred to Minnesota.
The next conference will be held III Green
rect church, Philadelphia.