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LESTER,S
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY IL, 1859.
MPRov APPLIED FOR.
FIRST PREMIUM WARDED
OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1883
now prepared to all kinds Roofs steep or
hat new or DID, over shingles tar metal steamboats, and
cars, with this unequaed Roofing material From long
experience in the business the has discovered
Wherein lie the chief causes of failure nearly all roofing as
met WITH and after complete system artificial
ann natura experimentation certain parts Of
and been adding to it for two has produced roof
which is offered to criticisng public superior to
composition, and
EQUAL TO The BEST OF METAL ROOFS
Some OF the inducements this Roofing offers are viz. The
canvas is of the heaviest kind in composition
rendering perfectly Water Air tight and very Elastic
before being put the The composition is not only
not injurious to- but actually preservave of cotton and
being alright DAmPNEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH IT
TO Rot THE CANVAS.
Joints are cemened together and the whole covered
c ONE hg DN coat OF Cement from materials
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING 1T.
our Cement" alone possesses qualities Of durability n5
Foa sFEAMBoAr AND RAILROAD ca CovENNes, we con-
odny Tl Cnh n d hFef OF af
with the canvas 70 burn it, and the Cement Paint
NOT become like STONE from exposure, but pable
~ COUNTY R!Gars FOR in The States Of GTvland
DeLalcaTe, plTginid, and the District Of Columbia.
GENERALS Bstt n6 that when h the quality of this Roofing is
R % have as sss o rs
ETTEk Of 1NSUkY PR3&FT Sy aNs%EREp
Prepared material for sale, with instructions put it
on ana VIII be furnished to Agents. leaving them fair
SEND F6R A CIRCULAR
c., GEO, JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and South ss,
Where testimonials and samples may seem and references
given. ~
- PRICES AS Low AS ANY GOOD ROOFING.
~ REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE ssIy
HAVANA CIGARS.-Just received, Der steam
er "Baltimoren superior lot of Cigars, for sale
G. Q; DEMUTH & co,
90. No 40 N, Charles street
apl60 doors above Lexington street
SPECIAL NOTICE.
- would respectfully inform my friends customers and
the EnbIic that am now constantly in the receipt Of
AND COUNTRY PRODUcE
Dealers, housekeepers and families will find II to their
enable to furnish these articles upon the NJ
derate and accommodating terms ~ -'''' ino'
est cash advances made on consignments. ~ e"
II, s. MANNING,
~ Camden street and
lall-t l03 Franklin street
TOLL BOTTOM AGENC
~ j. D. PRATT i CO.,
Are prepared to receive and transmit CLAIMS FOR coI
in any city or county in the United States or Bril-
nFFioE OF TIE GERGANrlLE AGENCY,
m"-e snd u GhsrIas streets WIG, W Pal
GEORGES CREEK COAL, SWANTON
0MINES. STEPHEN q LEE 49, AoN
QUE Gay street
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$500 CARRIAGEsl CARRiAGESI-
EURLETT K SONS

" CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
sx-. m, NO; B NORTH STREET
G g. The undersigned having greatly on
itdE ~ iarged their premises aud increased ;r
, Dee ,eaUS 10 eau the attention Of he puhlir t W.,
in ~ s'oIh oI every description CARRIAGES
are prns S seS AM style and durable manner which H.
tended to with dispatch at reasonable rr Airs a.
JyAu 'mtIN " kLEIT son,
" n IT D ID A T- = II"It ltn2is-
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&alt Sga6s.

La GJss4ssssssssEssEsszEsssrr WESTERN
-AH--0K~ MARYLAND RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Car! leave Calvert Station 50 A. NJ and z p NJ
1r RestersCwn. Leave Reisttrstown for Bamor At Is
and lu.45 A. NJ " '''' "''' Ia
~ Omnibus hGm Westminster daily at s A NJ connects
WIN i045 train Waiting FOR train from Ratmor4 re-
turns to Westminster arriving 7.3O
9 omnibus from Manchester at A NJ meets TO- 10 train
Monday Wednesday and Friday Returning alternate
timOrt. " ' ~ ''N '8'
ap6 If IRWIN u TAVIop
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NUTICE.
FUR THE PATUXENT RIVER

r,o . =, EAR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
tine Inc steamer cam NARY WASHINGTON will resume her
uPS 70 te PatuXent River commencing WEDNESbAY
RVERRVN 4gril IN, 1890 O'Clock and continue
EnEh1 WEDNESDAY during the season Rst,IrpinS,
viii leave Benedict EVERY SATIIRDI% uOpNstNTFTRlhg
. clock ior Baltimore, calling at Plum Point sn6 Fi
aDll-tf
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N L W RNITURE

r. A. l.. BEVANS
would respectfully inform his friends and tho prbc
BaIW1RE sR HIS TeeTarned to his Old Stand 2SI EAST
9 pnES attenilon to the CABINET and UNnEf KING
booNfSS He has on md and is constantly mannfactn
rng me pest Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Fnrnnre
an Mch ne VIII sell as low be in the cty The
sing elsewhere. ~ anu 'ee Oeio'c purcha-
~ SHIPS Cab ms fitted out the accommodating
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STEAMSHIPS.

~AtUiA@x'ES.
sFf% Oh ARIES TON.
THROUGH IN FIFTY H0URSi
THOMAS SWAMI,
1y.,.,. Capt. /. 7 Ramsay,
SATURDAY May 18th,
No freight received after u oco 6 M precisely
NO Bills OF adlng will be signed after the departure Of the
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W CAIDW Eli sFs son GSa'
Punctuallty in her departure may be relied on ny9n
GF-s CROMWELL'S LINE
saw All.
The screw steamship
LOCUST POINT.
Will leave Spears wharf,
al O'Clock precisely
freight received after u O'Clock day Of sailing
SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
Punctuality in departure may be relied on ' man
Agentsin Savannah, BRIGHAM. BALDWIN X co. N.Y.
sit srv.v rrK, GR 3Gnyr 3 -,
BALTIMORE.
The steamships of this Line
e,1T,y vii leave Spears wharf
EVERY Tt Hs't5lYo &SD FRIDAY,
on TUESDAYS AND sATuRDHYs.
Delivering goods in Baltimore on Thursday and Monday
Freight cents per foot or proportionae rates
Shpers to Boston Providence, Portland other East
en points can have their Goods promptly forwarded BY
Apply to SAML. 7. PEARCE, Agent,
orto B. cR l5S T WEiEz E w.,
o-., 30 WEST STREET,
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

PHRENoLoGy.--By advertisement in another
column, it will be seen that Prof, Hempstreet
pupil of the elder Fowler, and for several
years. we learn, his private amanuensis, purpo-
ses giving course of flectures in this town on
the subject of Phrenology.
Prof II. has recently been lecturing in
Odessa, from which place he comes to US well
recommended. The. subject of Phrenology,
whatever differences of opinion there may be
In regard to it as science, has long been re-
garded by the most of persons as, in measure
at least, worthy of their confidence and patron
age-as the man is hardly to be found that has
not "chart " of his Uranium, or at leas: had
his bamps felt. We refer those who wish
10 see or hear Prof. Hempstreet to his advertise.
nent for directoni
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23
10 Planters and Gardeners

Inc subscribers offer for sale &C 900 barrels IF no.
ulete made by the Lodi Manufacturing ComnanP P'u-
io!s 10 sui purchasers This article is IN Ibo -, ~
e'h year OF ITS introduction inlo this country nJ M
oItveu fertilizers OF every other description fnr ,
ISL II made from the night soil of the civ orN
York. hy The l.. NJ Co., Mho have ran,oy VI orw Nsw
slOOOOO invested III the business. Whit :; VI y. over
should they make bad article S' rlsk
gu fOr corn ana vegetables il is the cheonost ...
esl una hahdSomest manure in the world il ca ~ a.
IN ultect contact with the seed, forces and u
% s'se'dIoh TWO weeks earlier prevents The cnt
"orn nonDles the crop and is without djs,araot LII ~
ouor Ihree dollars worth, two barrels is sII .mgi
SIG5. pn 10 manure an acre of corn in the hill 'uii-
ht E, - Dbl. So bbs So 5O5 bbls g. andovs,
b Dds 81 % per barrel delivered free nc sr
vessel or railroad to New York Crt,. "''ose 10
pamphlet containing every information, and car.
so o FARMERS all over the United States, who
nave used Ii from two TO seventeen wears will bo so
Tree to any one applying for the same ~ 'e SehI
GRlFEING BROTHERS & CO.
nue, Phlade phia, Hie Afe-
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

FURTHER news of the wrecked steamer Hun.
garlan is received. The accounts respecting
the number of passengers on board vary. The
clearance which is stated to have been found
gives the number of passengers on board when
she sailed as hight as 800, mainly in the steer.
age; but the steamer Shipping Journal SAYS
there were only 40 passengers on board. The
lIs' given IN the clearance is believed TO be al
together wrong, as the Hungarian has never
heretofore carried half of $50 passengers. No
bodies have yet been recovered.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

MUNICIPAL ELECTIoN.-Our citizens will
bear IN mind that the annual election>for Town
Commissioners, an Assessor and Treasurer. will
be heldOn Monday next, at FoxwelPs Hotel.
betweenthe hours of 10 o'clock, a. m., and g.,
p.
There ls no important question, we believe
at Issue; but this should not serve reason
Tor any one absenting himself frsm the polls. as
IL Is always important to elect good men to
preside over our atfairs-possessed with dignity
and abllty commensurate with any and every
taat may arise.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23
Obituary,
"PREcIoUs IN THE SIGHT OF THE LORD 1s THE
DEATH OF HIS SAINTS"

How sweetly these words ia upon the eaI
and heart Of the dying Christina. The eve o.
the All-Seeing one watches with ceaseless love
over the llfe'struggles of his redeemed ones,
out does not turn away from them when they
ehter the Valley of the Shadow of Death. Il
IS 'rue they must encounter this last enemy,
out they do 1t not eparately aud alone. There
~ one with them like unto the Son of Man.
VINO mas entered before them and vanquished
tne enemy. Death may chill the current in
theT arteries aud veins; may make the great
heatt pulselesS and cold, and erumbIe the beau.
lilul form into dust; but he cannot touch the
soul. 1t gains the victory, complete and final.
ahu' win the sons Of triumph, passes 10 the
realms Of bliss. Thither has recently qone.
from our midst, one who has long been known
as sincere and earnest, but unobtrusive
Christian. We refer to Mrs. ANNA NJ. MANS.
FIELD. She was born In i79l, and was the
daughter of WIN. McClement, ESQ.,, who re.
sided near Dover, Del. Il. early life, under
the minlstratlOas Of Rev. James Ridrwav, she
was brought TO saving knowledge of Christ,
and united with the NJ. E. church, in which she
continued, until called to meet the general as
'embly of the church of the first born in beav.
'n. In 1924 she was united in marriage 10
he Rev. Piner Mansfield, who still survives. a !
venerable monument of other days, full of |
,ears, rich in faith, waiting for his change
We have known Mrs. NJ intimately for mum.
'er OF years-have met her in the social circle.
the public services of the sanctuary, in the
nore private means of grace, and have found
er untsrmly aud heartily devoted to God
'he was Impressed, alike in sickness and in
ealth, with The genuine marks of the Chris
Ian. For her to live was Chr St." AS the
'elgAt OF years and infirmitles increased, she
ecame more and more matured in her re-
gious experience. During The last several
lonths OF her life, the strength of her constitu
on gradually failed. Yet her spirits were
heerlul and her soul was in peace. Patience
ld lts perfect work. In her severest suffer.
lgs' her language was, " Thy will be done.-
hus was she found on Sabbath evening. Feb
5th, 1850, at ID minutes after IL o'clock,
hen she sweetly fell asleep in Jesus.
A large circle Of friends sympathise with
er aged and bereaved companion and her !
'epIy afflicted children. May they SO live as
meet her where
"S'cknese, sorrow, pain and death Il
Are felt and feared no more" {
A FRIEND t
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

The St. Paul's NJ. E. church in Wilmington,
which has been closed since last fall. undergo-
ing Important repairs, was re-opened on Sun
Gay last Tor public worship. The pastor, Rev.
W. H. Brisbane, had engaged the services of
the ReVs. Drs. Kennedy and Crooks, of New.
YORK; who preached able sermons-the former
IN the morning and the latter in the evening"
An interesting Protracted meeting is now in
progress and number have professed change
of heart
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23
. ODESSA, , DEL.

HORRIBLE ACCIDENTAL little Girl Burned
TO Death OhiIe at Prayer "A shocking cam.
phene accident occurred at the residence of
Mrs Eckles, on Poplar street, night before last.
BY which an only child. a little girl about five
years old, was fatally injured, and her mother
badly burned. The child had just concluded
its evening prayer, preparatory to retiring for
the night, when the mother picked up a cam.
phens lamp. which fell from her hand, and
breaking, the contents were thrown ali over
the clothing of the girl. She was almost in.
stantly enveloped in sheet of flame, and be.
lore u could be extinguished was so shockinyly
burned that she died soon after. The mother,
IN her efforts to save her child from the de-.
vouring element, was also badly burned about
the body and .arms.-Cincinnai ENQUIRER.
Feb. 81.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

PHILADELPHIA CONFERENCE OF THE M. +
CHURcH.-AnnuaL SeSsiOn.-This bodv. num-
oerlng between two and three hundred minis.
ters. VIII assemble in Philadelphia on tbe OIL,
oil March next. The Union Church. Fon,,s
street. below Arch, will be the seat of the ses'
SION thus year. and we understand thai Rev
Bishop Baker will preside, assisted bv Rev Rev
Bishop Scot. Many questions of much ;o,erss,
TO the denomination will be considered. The ne
ton uPoa which will, doubtless, be of genersI
importance to the whole Christian public. Tha
election OF Delegates to the General Confar'
ence, which holds it's quadrennial mset;nn ''a' i
the city OF Buffalo, 10 May next, will be = mai
ter OF considerable excitement. Aa''
There are, as we understand. mess,ras :.
contemplation involving great change in ,ha
Discipline of the Church, such as The ir,rodn" s"e
tion Of the lay element into the AnnnsI ~
General Conferences, notifications of the p,"'
siding Elders Office, and the exteusion ~ ~ ;.
time of ministerial service to the same (.bn,ch
The friends of euch of these measures w;ii
doubtless be anxious 10 secure those as Ran,a
sentatives to the law making body of the Cburcb
who hold views corresponding TO their own. and
will act accordingly.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

The eighth, and last, lecture Of the course
Tor the benefit of the Smyrna Library, will be
given on Friday evening next, the I'd inst, BY
rev. Marshall B. Smith, of Dover. Subject
Macaulay, the Poet, Essayist and Historian" !"
Mr.. ). is well known to many of our citizens
as gentleman ofthough and investigation, and
who will, no doubt, give US an entertaining
and instructive lecture on the above subject,
rendered particularly attractive at this time,
by the recent demise of the great Historian.
The hall was crowded on the occasion of the
last lecture. delivered by Rev. w. H. Brisbane.
Subject: "Wit and Humor, their Uses and
Abuses" 1t was highly appreciated by the
udience, and able, as every thing from him is
'ut we think hardly equel to his former self on
lmiar occasions.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23
REAL ESTATE AGENCY!

me subscriber. having opened an Office in the town
of Smyrna, Kent co Del would respecilniIv i,,tr,
the public That he is prepared To sell, at n mod
eral" commission. all REAL ESTATE which NAV he
put IN his hands From his past expt trIGnce thaying
limited scale, and his extensive acuuantance in his
and the surrounding States particularly New Jersey
he is confident that he offer advantages to persons
desiring TO dispose OF Reat Estate. He would there
ore call the attention of Farmers, and others TO his
agency believing that business entrusted to his hands
would he OF mutual advantage to both parties Can
be found at his office Commerce street tirst door
above Tschudy & Collins Store.
mn LII NJ. JERMAN
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23
! Del. Railroad Co. CTalbOt and

Gov. HoUsros has transmitted to the prs.;.
dent the report of tha Tsras commissioners re-.
isiiEe to the difficulties on the Rio Grande. He
says that be will take measures himself 10 renal
IAe present invasion, and will establish a pre-.
tec'arate over northern Mexico for future seen.
sv' unless the gossrninens of the United
states takes immediate Steps for the efficlent
pro seiion Of The frontier ofTexas.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

FINE BEEF.-Mr. Thos. E. Jefferson butch.
cred for Mr.. John VanGasken, on Saturday
last beef COW weighing e7s pounds, net
Inc gross weight was l7O5 pounds. This. we
think pretty good for Duck Creek Hundred
the weight of cattle slaug in this locality
averaging but about 400 pounds, net.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23
SNtHDNA9 lDNL,
THURSDAY, MARCH /, 1860

TIE "TIMES'' is published Every Thursday. by
RoBr. D. HoFFEcxER, Editor and Proprietor, at The
Temperance Hall. Smyrna, DEL
RVS-SUsscRIrTIoN.-Oae year. 81 so in adUdnse
or $500 if not paid till end Of the year. No paper
discontinued until all urrears paid--OnlyG at The
option Of the Publisher
ADvER eUsrysqadre OF 10 lines or less first
Insertion so cts each subsequent insertion 25 cts-
Liberal arrangements made NTH yearly and half
searIy advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23
THE MARKETS

In Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 35 f;
Red, 81 30; yellow Corn 20 cts,-white. 6s:
Rye, 50; and Oats, 40cts per buthel. Round
potatoes, 80 cts. per bushe. Butter, 25 els.
per lb Eggs, Is cts per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are !:
For White wheat, 81 So; Red. 81 40; Rye,
90 cts; Corn, 76; and Oats, Is cents per bush.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23


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Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

High PRICES FOR SHEEP.-Mr. Samuel H,r.
gadIhe' residing in Raymond's Neck, at re.
cent PsOlc sale, sold sixty sheep for s59I. SO,
being an average of S9s58 per head. The
ewes ranged from S9.25 to SII.5O each, while
one old buck reached the enormous price of
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

hEv' DR. ]. I. COOPER having become disa.
bled from longer continuing in the Itinerancv
Oy reason of physical imirmOties, has purchased
dwelling of MIR, ThOs l.. Temple, in Camden,
Del-' where he will locate in few weeks.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

InE steamer " PilO. Boy" resumed, on Mon.
oay' her regular trips between Long Point and
rniladelPhIa' leaving the former place on Mon.
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, at o'clock. a..
m.' and Philadelphia, at the same hour. on the
alternate days.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23
EQUALITY TO ALL-UNIFORNITY 0p
PRICES.
A New Feature in RusineSS ,

Every One his Salesman,-Joxrs 6 (,o -
resent one.prlce Clothing Store Goa Marker s,roo
apoVe sIxih Phadelphla. In addition 10 hav,na ,Ln
ia oSt varied and fashionable stock Of coIh,nG
~ IhIiauelpha made expressly for retail saIps ,r
have constituted every one his own saIesnas h we
ne IaTHed IN hgnreS' on each article The yery low.
esi price can be sold Tor, they cannot possibly
Hatya'l must buy alike The goods are well spunged
so that all can buy with The full assurance of geInm
good article at The very lowest price Also Iatse
STOCK oil piece goods on hand Of the latest STYLES and
qualtIes which VIII be made TO order in ihe most
fashionable and best manner % per cent below creJ,
Sixth, Phadclt thia e''a aoo'e
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

PRIZE BEEF IN PHILADELPHIA.-The Nam.
moth Steer fed by Mr.. John Sehner, of Lsncas.
ter county, was slaughtered at the William
Penn Hotel, Philadelphia. on Monday last, and
weighed, when dressed, 2,453k pounds. This
is thought to bc the heaviest weight on record,
being 651 pounds heavier than that of the OK
I" Pennsyvania," slaughtered id the same city
in lS42. j..
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

a MISSIONARY MEETING in connection with
the M. T. Sunday school will be held in the
NJ Z. church. on Sunday evening next, at 7
O'Clock. Addresaes will bs delivered bv tho
Pas1tr' Rev. e. Hill. and Abraham Sbsrn
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

In consequence of our office being closed
several days, the first of the week, occasioned
BY domestic affiictoa and the subsequent sick
ness of one of our compositors, we were unable
to issue our pa per last week.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

Ex-GovERNoR FoRD, of Ohio, was elected
printer to the House of Representatives Mon.
day All the Republicans present voted for
him.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23
NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK OF
e. G 10 CD ED. %~

THE subscriber, having finished his new
store-house, on Commerce street, respectfully
announces that he has just returned from Phil.
adelpha with large and well selected stock
of ofSprlng and Summer GOODS, which he will
sell at reduced prices, for CASH or country pro-
duce. His stock consists, in part, as follows
Dry Goods, of every description, Groceries,
Hardware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes.
lIa and Caps, Ready Made Clothing, &C., &c
All are invited to call and examine for them.
selves. He feels confident that he can give
satisfaction both in quality and price. He re-
turns his sincere thanks 10 his friends and Gus.
toners for their liberal patronage heretofore
extended to him, and hopes, by fair dealing
and low prices, continuance of the same.
NH LIT EDWARD BECK.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

FAss1iS OF TIE EASTERN SHORE RAILROAD
naLI at rHE HoUse--On Phursdsy last the
Eastern Shore claim. which had been made the
Nfder Of the day. was read a third lime and
pssssa the House Of the Maryland Legislature
BY 40y eas. 25 nays. without discussion. The
f0liowiag is the proposed Distribution:
Md. IE Del Railroad Co. (Tslho, .rd