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EYERY DESIRED LIQUOR
To undsEBlHrsd has lately made
this branch of bosines- The GaToTings pat pack
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which produces 2GD eaiIoHH Of Cognae.
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No. lab Matden Lime, New York.
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~ connection With ibs above Keep every kind Of
steal InttFaiasats End pusIesi merchandise generally
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BEE HIVE STORE
ia NAN ST. WHEELING


EALL ND WLETER TE4DK
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
MAIN STREET WHEELING. va
TREMENDOUS STUCK OF DRY GOODS
FALL AND WINTER SALES.
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Wheeling Savings Institution.
OFFICE. I09 N ATT 81.
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c. GARFORTH'S
RemoXaI
PlouRhs! PIoughs!!

= AOASAS- Fl Ouk4S.s
Hay been appointed sole AGENT for ts city for
4 OF Everett EFtlankensops'ceiehrated
LEVER PIsOUGHS.
plaaa are very justly eolsiered best eVeTai
ISlei1 ms n1FEet and the lfte1tou farers alf sf
y directed % thsm- Keep eolstantsIpply 81 u
inherent nslabers, tosstlerHlth points, Sc
E.lsl Ta L II prMPIIREf.
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ITO THOGz WHO ESTER NJ ISsJITUFE, on REMTT
81. All is7s sezye fTCA1ASTEE SCHOLAR
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tl93, ard Fe4is1s
RTee Tuition FTs8cFatTVeg ftuaIIOua.
GTadsacss fr0 TastzEzss GIIinE FsspoaEf.
- and IaeTstTe 1s5tEsas CasigTs. BSk kepsFb
EAircsa Oces Clerk, IA 5f7fsf sD5s u liz sozDfEY.
asa are benE preferred ~ b5Io<-I 20 GraAsateS q
asJ S,sr 34=fs1SSLr Gel eEs Hesns sas absSs EHpsTa
d fHliEastSu anA fso.g traiairE Ct stadsts
bzss8ePs life Ssufd HasFzE4
TL< Srfaefprk AZ TIA Institution Aas bees PT1esE11E
qee1EnATHfteC n L1Isr perE0d Tin Gay alter Teaeber
IN tie EestsPH country.
AAans1s ihe sH1<rsigns3 fsE feT+teF particulars.
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sUNMRR ARRAN VENTS
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Music. Music. Musio

Music, Music, Music.
VI MUSIC. just received this morning..
II SHOWER OF Pearis-La MaFHeilIafse.
ny DO SunlrpEr Rises Chlid oftlas Rerfu,sna
8afneef VIE -tfoOk aud Ladder c5liek steTS
HatioHei Union 01ceFiF FlGeFaf.
SynE iong weary D1g---I have lloEheT Nov.
9stllAy - star % tie evening" lIahf Tlere
souE % The oartiVss-Ihe Dsy our lGotheT DEL
L4rsnteita-Ile Rock BesIdelthe Sea
sue Erenhadoof's Song.-OseF die Lone So
the List Netting with the Old Rpfks.
ana oLaeTHp toe r1etfun e4farss fsf,,
ne. Gan lnd see - ~ tl0s15l q PAYNE Co
EftIS1 IaipoH--D u sAas AID CEfFVINlf ron Cfjo]
I 4ast received and for ale - 1900
v. A. EDWARDS BRO
- corner Monroe and 8.artst srTretr
- oPPosite N,Lnre Holse.
ZOE Af0UhsfSt Iafats1 CioIR aud C777IiT5S
au9p s0sa l's dsy .,y,., -
$3.50 i CAhDLE57juEt received and Tor ssIe -
~ Al----.-.- " a. EDWARDS BRO 4
NJ and Baliinors Bank No1s7 f1I-7
a-,Ss e--sp y WHEELER = IaAKTN, -
No. Washington Han.
III ALI Leng and shoFt Lace Afitfs verr r-...,, i.
= lss-lee- lgQ HEiFKELL SWE6lINeEN.
IN ~ LeFioru HTS just Feeeived.aud fsr 80 IA,
~ wholesale and Retl1, b. -
- =. ~ HARPRR 4 EON
1 ~. zps Wei BSzls7 7ad 777 o7e7
go f-s-Ase - en4ltorlal h
i-.-f- = ". a. EDWARBa BRO u
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
HARRIET.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. B. F. Price, Mr.
John b. Nelson, of Duck Creek hundred, Ken,
CO., to Miss Rachel Bennett, of Red Lion Hun.
dred, New Castle CO., Del.
In Philadelphia, on Wednesday, the l4-h Of
April, by the Rev. DR.. DcuitscG, Mr.. Samuei
EiIerman, ofSmyrna, Del, 70 Miss Dora Bam
berger, ofNew York.
Milford papers please cory.
Ga the 9Th inst, by the Rev. p. Mansfield,
AIR. Joshua M. Brown, to Miss Elizabeth Ford.
both Of Kent CO., Del.
On the 18th inst, by the same, Mr.. William
Dulln, to Miss Sophia Boyles, both of Kent CO..
Dol.
On the Goth inst, by Rev. S. w Thomas,
Mr.. James Snow, to Miss Margaret E. Fowler.
both Of Kent CO., Del.
On the same day,.by the same, Mr.. Andrew
Bostic, to Miss Rachel Morris, both of Kent CO..
Del.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22

1HE KANSAS CONFERENCE COMMITTEE IN
CONGRESS - Washing ton, April l9.-The ioint
committee OF conference on the Kansas bill mel
lhis morning, all the members being present for
tne hrSt. Mr.. Green, on behalf ofthe ma ujority
ol Inc Senate committee, submitted several
| propositions amending the Senate bill, none of
which proved acceptable to the House commit
tet' propositions were then solicited from the
! House committee.
Mr.. English responded that at the next meet
ing oi The committee he would submit new
| oil' the precise character Of which has not
| trahsplred, but it is understood to be a propo-
sl'loh ior substitute for the Lecompton ordi-
nance, and that the question of admission under
the Lecompton constitution, with the amended
ordnance, be referred to fair vote of the peo-
PIE OF Kansas at an early day. 1t the majority
vote Inr II, Kansas comes into the Union under
me fresluents proclamation. If against it,
'heh the Dill provides for the formation of new
CONSTITUTIONS whenever the population there
equals The number required fer a member in
The United States House of Representatives.
he committee adjourned over till tomorrow.
Inere IS some reason to believe that MIR. En- |
Silsh's bill will be agree to in conference, and |
passed.
PROPOSED ABROGATION OF THE CIAyToy
BULWER TREATY. WASHINGTON, April 10
The House committee on Foreign Affairs, this
morning, directed Mr.. Clngman, its chairman.
to report resolution for the abrogration of the
Clayton-Bhlwer Treaty, condemning the Anne.
rIcan as we'll as the British Interpretation, and
anthorslng the President to take immediate
steps for It's abrogation.
>, A DUEL was fought at o'clock, a. M, on
i TUESDAY, at Brooklyn, New York, by two gem
LIemen OF color, named Queen Decker and VIM.
Robinson Robinson was shot through the leg,
ana VIII probably lose that useful means of To-
'omotlon: A lady was of course at the bottom
'f the difficulty. The code of honor was strict.
y observed lhroughout.-ErcAamge.
Rather blach affair
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
Political Decentralization,

Commercial and financial circles in the Uni
ted States, says the North American, have been
pretty thoroughly Purgcd by the late CONNER
cial reverses. Errors and loose practices, which
found shelter in their freedom from scrutiny
while money could be had, are now exposed !;
and the perpetrators if not punished, are at
least deprived of the opportunity of further
wrOng-doing. Departures from correct busi-
ness precedent are put under their proper clas-
slficatOn; and if there is any faith to be placed
10 human nature, or in human promises, will
not be repeated. Along with this purely COM
mercial effect of the crisis, there have been
revelations also affecting the moral character
of many officials, federal, State, corporation
and municipal. Corruption has been detected
in high places, and in low. The character of
many office-seekers by profession, is found to
be such as to exhibit the fact that men who
could not be trusted with months credit on
their promise, or with any responsibility on
their integrity, either hold office, or, what is
perhaps worse make officers. If rogue is in
place, all know he must be watched. But if
roguish wire-pullers move the machinery which
makes officers, their opportunity is much great
er. By putting forward agents apparently hon.
est. they are enabled to prey on the public with
more security. They control good, easy per-
sons, who, indebted to knaves for their official
position, are in posture of dependence which
compes them to shield and cover over vllainy,
even though their consciences forbid direct par
tiepation. Thus many men, by their presumed
or assumed influence, who would not be trust
ed in private, rule the politics of the country,
and figure in the public Offices and lobbies.-
The condescension of our great men to small
vogues is actually wonderful-except TO such as
know the secret springs of partisan movements.
The impression on the public mind appears to
be that there must be some peculiar mptations
in political life, against which common honesty
is not proof And the charitable conclusion
seems to have been reached, that standard o.
probity different from the usual rule is allowed
TO officials. What a man could not do in hii
personal transactions without dishonor, he may
do in his public capacity with impunity. A
iellow-feeling makes party-h hacks wondroui
kind. ~ -s .5a s.s .ai1olabc.. Il
We have been reading with interest anc
amusement the book Of Lutfullah, a Mohamedar
gentleman, who records his experience in BIZ
encounters with his fellow creatures. Lstful
lah had a magnificent present made him b.
some East Indian potentate. Etiquette require
that, before it came to the recipients hands,
should go through those Of certain officials
When LutfulIsh got held Of the article, th
precious stones had ell disappeared, and th
main body Of the garment had changed from
rich silk to very poor calico. He remonstrate
land was told that this was all according I
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
'AMILY PRODUCT

EQUALLrY to All !--Uniformity of Prices =
a new Feature in Business-Eyeryone his own
salesman
1ONEo ~ 90, Of the "Crescent One Price Cloth
lng Store" No. 200 Market street. above SIKH.
FHILADELPHIA, in addition to he wing the largest
most varied and fashionable stock of CLOTHING in
IhlladeIphla, made expressly for retail sules have
constituted every one his own salesman, bv having
harked In figures, on each article the very lowest
pTIce 1t can be sold for 50 they possibly vary
Inc goods are all well sponged and prepared ard
great puIns taken with the making SO that ali can bnv
WIN the full assurance of getting good article at the
Remember the Crescent, in: Market above Sixth,
w. ~Oo' iulyS-lv
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22

THE COUNTRY.-The recent rains have
wrought wonderful change in the appearance
of the country. The wheat and grass fields,
like an immense carpet of green, stand out, in
bold relief, 10 the eye, in every direction. -
Nature seems thoroughly revivified, and vege-
tation has seldom, if ever, been in more for
ward condition. .....
"TIGHT TIMEs."-This seems TO be a COM
mon complantin this section just now. Though,
we shouldn't wonder if men were tighter
when there are SO many initiating, fopenny-
bit squeezing, drunkard-makIng establishments
hereabouts-all for the accommodation of the
public!
0T The farmers, many of them, are ready
but have been prevented from planting corn by
the late wet weather. In few days the plant
ing will be general, should the weather prove
favorable.
6T Tilghman Foxwell, Esq, the proprietor
is materially improving the interior of the
"Smyrna Hotel" We understand, he intend
/" branching out" soon, more extensively, b.
increasing its dimensions.
RELrGIous.-The several Protestant denomi
nations Of Wilmington have proposed to obsery,
Friday next, as day of general fasting ant
prayer. There will be prayer meetings hel,
in each ofthe churches on that evening. 81
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22

RELeIoUs.-The Daily Prayer Meetings
progressing OF the NJ. E. Church, in this place
are well attended. An interest is manifested
on the part of our citizens, which we doubt not
if continued a reasonable length of time, will
result in the conversion of many souls May
God speed the good work, and the citizens Of
Smyrna be the happy recipients of His choicest
blessings.
Service at the above church, on Sundays,
will commence hereafter at l0 o'clock, a. m,
and p. m.
The sermons delivered in this town, Sunday
last, by Rev. MIR. Grammer, (Episcopalan,) of
Washington, D. c., were both able and highly
interesting.
Rev. MIR. Spotswood of New Castle, preach
ed at the Presby terian church, in Smyrna, on
Sunday afternoon.
We learn from the Messenger, that religious
exercises were held every evening during the
past week, in the Episcopal church at Mills
boro'. Rev. MIR. Wright, assisted by Rev. Jno.
L. McKim, Of Georgetown, and Rev. Thomas
NJ. Martin, of Lewes, conducted the exercises.
The Ne,0s says: A Union Prayer Meeting
was commenced at the Town Hall, in Milford,
on Wednesday afternoon last. The meeting
was led by Robert c. Hall, and was largely t.
tended.
SALEM CHURcH-Rev. w. Roby, President
of the Maryland Conference of the NJ. p.
church, will preach at Salem church, near
Prce's Corner, on Sunday morning next, April
23h, at 10 o'clock.
0EF A neat church-edfce, in Thoroughfare
Neck, belonging 10 cOlored people connected
with the NJ. E. church. is nearly completed,
and will be dedicated on Sunday, the I'd day ofI
May,--the Revs. Andrew Manship and S. w.
Thomas 20 officiate on the occasion. Service
will commence at 10 a m, and IN md the
officials will make every arrangement for the
comfort and convenience of their white friends
both ladies and gentlemen,-they being invi- |
ted to attend. Booths and stalls, we are in
Termed, will not be allowed within two miles of
the premises
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22

ADvERTIsEMENTs--JaRIes w. Spruance has
just arrived with 80 head of fine Western
Mules and 20 head of work and driving Horses
and offers them for sale at his METROPOLITAN
stable in this town.
Persons desiring house and sign painting, or
paper hanging, &C., done, should give Mr.. Vii.
liam Stubs call. He comes to us with the
best recommendations as a master of his busi
ness.
VIM. II. Baynard, Bricklayer and Plastercr,
of this place, has an increased force of work
men, and is prepared to do all work in his line
OF business with neatness and dispatch.
The "staff Of life,' in all its different varie-
tIes' may be found in abundance at the Bakery
of Mr.. Henry Bearne.
Those OF our readers in want of carpeting,
mating &c, are directed to the cheap store of
Mr.. Samuel Buzby, in Wilmington. He has
already reputation for selling cheap, but is
now offering his stock at reduced prices.
ARCH STREET HoUsE.-Delawari in the.
habit of stopping at this house, generally known
as "Newkirk's Hotel" when on a visit to
Philadelphia, cannot but have noticed its i'm
proved condition under the new proprietor.
mine hos" f" c. w. Locke, Esq. Indeed, his
praise is in the mouth of every one who knows
him, and, with the rest, we can bear testimony
TO his attention and urbanity, FOR which we
know not his superior.
OPENING.-The " Delaware House," in this
town, will be opened to the public on Monday
next, the Goth inst. Mr.. Leonard, the lessee
of this spacious Hotel, will doubtless prove
" host " hard to eclipse in his sphere of busi-
ness.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
Smyrna Prices Current.
Corrected Weekly.

C0rrecled TeeMy
Wheat continues quiet at $l.10 for white
and $l.00 for red.
Corn has advanced to Csc. per busiel.
Flour 5000 per bbl.
Meal 75c per bush.
Bach'oheat Flour, per 100 lbs, $500.
Rye quiet at G0c.
outs steady At SOC.
BeaaS $I00.
SeedS-Clover is selling at $500, Timothy
$3.23, Millett nominal at SI.5O, and FlaGsecd
$l.1 per bushel.
Hay is selling at $40 to S18 per ton, for both
timothy and clover
NaUes--cooper stuff $500 per thousand.
WOod-flickory $3.50; best Oak $3.50
common Oak 1925; Maple SS225, and mixed
and rough Oak $500 per cord.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
9NITNNAs lDMll0,
THURS SDAV, APRIL 22, 1858

The "TINES" is published EUery Thuslay. by
RoBr. d. HoFFECxER. Editor and Proprietor, at tie
Temperance Hall. Smyrna, Del.
TERXS-SUBSCRIPTIoN.-O gear, 81 so in Gdrancc,
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.
ADyERTisrNG-Fo euery square Of II lines, less first
insertion so CTS; each subsequent insertion 25 CTS
Liberal arrangements made with yearly and half
Yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22
C 0 N We ENTiO N.

THE Annual Meeting of the Delaware State
Temperance Convention, will be held AT
MILFORD. on Wednesday, May 18th, at 10
o'clock, a. m.
The friends of the cause, throughout the
State are earnestly invited to be present on that
occasion.
Smyrna times., 1858-04-22

THE JUNCTION AND BREAKwATER RAILROAD.
We are authorized to say that Mr.. John Dale
with corps of Assistant Engineers, COM
menced the work of locating this road on
Wednesday. Mr.. Dale is one of the most
skillful engineers in the country, and the Di-
rectors of the road should congratulate them
selves upon getting the work into such safe
hands.
We hope soon, says the Gaaete, to see this
road progressing rapidly, as it will be the means
OF elevating every acre Of land in the lower
section Of the State and imparting a spirit of
improvement among the people that has long
been needed. Indeed we believe it would be
far more valuable to people in every sense than
the cent per cent, flowing from an over-bur-
dened treasury.