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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-28

DUBLIoHED THIS MORNING.
WEST & JOHNSTON.
145 Main Street; Eagle Square.
PUBLISH THIS MORNING A NER DIRECTORY. 50.
ALSO,
Received large supplies Of the following and popular Books
THE COUNTESS AND THE PAGE. BY George W. NJ. Reynolds
20
NOTES on AMERICA AND PICwIU STORIES By Chas. Dick
Paper zoe Cloth, with illustrations, 81 30.
LIFE OF HON. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS BY Jas. W. sheahan
With portrait, 81.
FURFDIS By the author Of "he Lampghter and mabel
Vaughan" ~.
TIE sEsTDErACHED HOUSE Edited by Lady Theresa Lewis
75cent
FRESH HEARTS THAT FAILED THREE THOUSAND YEARS
AGO. with Other Things. By The author Of The New Priest
Conception Ray" 80 cents.
RUTLEDGE; equal TO "Beulah." 81 %
TIE CORRESPONDENTS OF ALEXANDER Won HUMBOLDT
Al %.
THE THRONE OF DAVID By the Rev. j. H. Ingahsm, l. L. D.
author Of THE Prince the House Of DAVID and The Pill
lar Of Fire ILLUSTRATED. 81 20,
COUSIN GUY. By Geo, B. Taylor DIVA. 30 cents.
HARPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for June Single copies
% cents.
N BWe keep hand very large Of SHEET MUSIC
New pieces received published
IN Orders promptly attended to- -
WEsT 4 JOHNSTON,
Publishers, Booksellers, S.atoners,
p7y2S-lt Binders Music dealer, l41 Main II.
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r@FAIR IN PORT ROYALTIES

49, Ladies OF Port Royal have for time been making
preparations for FAIR which will be held In the Ton Hal
TT6dy, he IA Of June He for the benefit Of st. Peters
Church. In that place The public respectfully invited attend
Persons need hesitate visit the Pair Of the
OF Hotel accommodations for the verbal hospitality Of the place
and neghbohood viii be extended this occasion TO all e
and strangers. mylT-2t
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noMe-Tade Music.

yesterday afternoon enjoyed some sweet IN asic,
VIZ Evening HYMN song with accompaniment
TO- the piano gli-ar.ie Worls inflated ON the Ger
man by =. @. Howard The muic by o. A. Ericsson
THIS piece Of music is dedicated Hubert p Lefebyre
Co. ard vii be autographed by Hoyer a Ludwig, all
Of Richmond. The words and music sounded pleasantly
On our ears, as performed on testringed suita- III
vented by oar accomplished fellow citizen and ne sh6or
M d A. Ericsson, whose addition Of for strings gives
eat increase Of power 70 one OF our sweetest musical
insirumentS -EAqiHrsT, Nay ~.
Wear lndsbtsd 70 ths eemPcsef TOT copy o. ms
ssBghtis composition
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DAREGE ANGLAIS.
ID 81 and 81 PainBarege Anglais
Rich Satin do. do.
Do. EnbT'd do. 90.
Do Shaded do. do.
Plaid do.
Grey Poplns and Popln etts
Barge Anglals Robes, very rich
Paris Printed Bareges, DO.
Rich Hermann Dresses
Black Goods In their fabrics
A large assortment CHRISTIAN LATHRoP,
ma2i 80 Main Street
OVERINGS-Cruihed and Powdered Sugar, for sale by
Ia MAPS &C n DAVENPORT
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49, NOTICE.-The Masters, Wardens, and
~ Brethren Of Lodges No. 10, H. &c. b. 49, So $780, 1911
C5 and Isl together with all transient brethren 10 good standing
invited unite with Richmond Randolph Lodge No 49, the
hasons Hail. MONDAY, May 2st ut o'clock, p. NJ and
participate In the laying Trinity
Church, 10 be erected Broad street Of goth
By order OF the wor Master,
JOHN LESTER, Secretary
my25-3i Off r. Lodge. No. 10.
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NEWARK CIDER, de-,
~ Gu bbls prime Cider,
loo boxes Defensive Soap, (best In the worll)
40 tubs prime Goshen Butter,
20 boxes Cheese,
95 bbls Lard
IS hhds. Hams and Breasts,
% boxes SangeTs Mustard,
100 boxes Chalk Pipes,
90 baskets Hedsick Wine,
Landing for sale by
WIZ H. TYLER
nla Il airanN
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100000 A IN 81. 1 @Sr Mnn
100 French Embroidered Cambria Collars, at 30 cts.
100 do. do. do do. at 62IG cts.
100 Elegant swiss Muslin Collars at g. usual price s25O
Embroidered Cambria BANDS
A large lot Embrd Cambria Bands at 80 cents
large lot dc. do do. at IS cents
A large lot do. do. do. att 90
A large lot do. do. do. so
Enbrd Swiss Collars In boxes, trimmed with real Val.
Lace, at tS ususl price 80
large lot Rsal Thread Lace Collars, from 62 cents up TO
$20-the finest
ALSO,
Nantes and Points at greatly reduced prices
Travelling Busters at al prices
Black Lace Wells, very handsome
3 900 yards handsome Spring Calics ca at 10 cts.
The above goods fully low the New York prices and
e respectfully invite all cash buyers TO call.
my CHAS. A. GWATkIN.
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HOl FOR HARVEST.

HOi FOR HARVEST.
TTAvIEG received the Agency the Of CALDwELLs
REAPER superior article for Virginia Manufacture, Of
the Of Virginia for the present Harvest This
Machine much simple in its construction, and Of lighter
than has thoroughly tested during the
six years and has all the improvements that have
themselves during that time We authorized to
Reaper all respects and will make exhibition Of It's
working As to those unacquaintd with H. at the farm OF H.
Watt, miles from this city, the Mechantsylle Turnpike
maze GEO WATT h CO.
MILLS, GRAIN CRADLES.
ME have In supply this superior Cradle which
w have sold the last years giving general satisfaction,
and offer them the fmes for the approaching harvest
aneeing that they Will give satisfaction Likewise hand Clean
and Rakes.
Eag-A second hand S Horse Power for sale.
my2G GEO. WATTS Il co.
q ERVANTS CLOTHING.-We have most extensive
- stock LIN n ami Cotonsde Clothing Also. HEX
ory Jeans and Brown Cotton Shirts which ask the attention
OF purchasers.
my26 KEEN. BALDWIN wILLIAMs
A TTENTION MILITARY.-whte drill pants and
N white Berlin Goyes in quantity, and at low figures to
which the attention Of Military Companies is invite
my2G KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
NANCY MARsEILLEs VRSTs.-sCOO fancy Mar
Eelles Vests embracing great variety Of and pretty
styles, which selling cheap .
my26 KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
VNEAs.OK che Fresh Green and Black Teas just received
Il for sale by J. s. ROBERTSON,
myi6 NerttO Corner Gov. and Franklin 81.
GTARCH-
- 800 boxes watts celebrated unchecal patent pure Pearl
starch For fale BY l. A g. n DAVENPORT.
CANpLRs.-Ja,lsOnssu Summer Candles 900 boIs. sale
~ ns26 BY Lac. D. DAVENPORT,
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REMOVAL
THEY PUBLISH THIS WEEK

THEY PUBLISH THIS WEEK
A Manual Of Church Music.
Containing choice selection OF Chants Metrca De-
signed for In public and private worship Compiled by VIM.
Walter. vol, small sto. 20 pages 81.
Course of Exercises in all parts Of French Syntax
Mhodicay arranged after Poiteyn Syntaxe Franchise To
which added Ten AppoHdi'sS Designed the Of
AcademieG Colleges ana Private Learners by Frederick
Winkeman, A. NJ, PHI D. vol, IL no, half Roam. 81.
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e%SPECIAL NOTICED order t,

w. afford employees recreation during the summer
our store will be closed at o'clock p from this 18th
August CLARK50N 4 ANDERSON,
my25 No loo Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-28

NEW GOODS.
ARRIVING THIS MORNING.

NEW GOODS
ARRIVING THIS MORNING.
WE opening expecting by this mornings
NEW LACE aANTIFs
SILK BERTGEs
JACONETs,
ORGANDIFs,
BLACK BOMBlZEEs,
HOSIERY, MITE,
HEMMED STITCHED HDR'Fs
ILLUSION BEkTHA,
hid SILK GLOVES, &C, &c.
Making large and elegant very complete We de-
tned during this month unusual inducements 10
prcesesecidhy 10 cast customers, who shall have the price
Iidds o sff
all who want superior GOODS 5ey cssdp
my2i WATKINS FIoKLES.
OFFICE VIRGINIA FEf ,Sn M,REs Issuance Co,
RlCnlOsD, May 18th, 1850.
At regular annual election Of seventeen directors this ns
tuition the the company the 2ld inst the fol
lowing gentlemen reelected for the ensuing twelve months
W L Cowardn C. W. Purcell
Jos. Allen, 1hOs. Samson
Horace L. Kent jas p Winston,
VIM. Palmer. If A Claib' rne
Alex K Parker, Patrick Cullen,
Jas. A. InlOes, Geo. W. Smith,
E.WadswoTth, HcE i. winston,
WIN. Beers, John y. Gordon,
Archibald Thomas
And subsequent meeting Of the board W. L. Cowarin
mJs6-5t wM. WILLIS, Secretary.
MORE NEW GOODS RECEIVED THIS DAY.
NJ Beautiful nouuced Barge Angais Robes
Splendid Orgsndes- just such worn In Paris
Beautiful silk Popln Dresses with Nantes to match made
order
Barege AngaiI Rokes aounces-Shawls to match
Argentine Cloth and Ping Mantes-the latest and only
Medium Suits for Ladies' Street and Travelling Dresses
New style Gloves, Fans Parasos and many other novel
ties sAML N. PRICE 4 CO.
apps No l57 Main street,
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II Medicine is necessary, use Brandr.th,s

perfumers nhi2-dCn
SANDS observation-disclosures Tofua dsefe generally
inherited yet Is possible for those born with perec, sound
constitution Scrofuous nom living Improper M
exposing themselves mephle malaria inactive
digestion, all OF which impair the vitality Of the blood rsrtlg
thckened lnamed until eruptons break upon sur
face OF the body. In this exgency nothing
SANDS sARsAPAIILLA to purify the blood promote ahs,y
circulation strengthen the functional organs Of the
effect a radical na2.-dciylE
Myers miraculous Vermin Destroy
err oldest and hes, remedy known for ENeuiuang RTad
MICE, COCKRoAcHEs, BUGS ANTS, MOSQUITOES, FLRAs,
MOTHS GRAIN.wO ans and GARDEN INsgCTA
~ Principal depot Gl2 BROADWAY, NY
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. myl6-d3n
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MARRIED.,

MARRIED,
On Thursday May 2lth 1850 by the Rev Philip Courtney
the residence of the brides father (Abner NJ M hards0n
Nj FREDERICK R STEVENSON, Formerly Of New York;
Miss Ann +. RICHARDSON, both Of this city.
tAspsndee Caroline county Va the morning the oath
Inst At o'clock A. M by Rev H. BoRgs J. WILL ANS OF
this city AMI ELLA, daughter Of K 5. Peatre's, Esq
HYDRAULIC PRESSED CANDLEs.-5OJ boxes,
my2S LAG p. DAVENPORT
CORN! CORN!
" 1890 bushels prime white In dock and sale lots
u suit purchasers. mys'-lw EDWIN, WORKMAN co.
CONTINENTAL REFRlGERATORS !!
NF have few Of these REFRIGERATOBs hand which
w cannot be surpassed them TO give entire
faction or they may be returned Ca and examine them
my2s No iOl Byrd st.
NOTICE.Persous wishing obtain tickets
ngton City aud points further North must In all be vouch
e2 Tor b. responsible white ezen OF Richmond person,
known 10 the officers Of the Road tickets wi be sold APP
piled for by letter. A. D. ALLEN,
ma2J-ly Ticket Agent
S25O,0OO
VEAs been PAID 10 the STA or VIRGINIA by the "MUTU
i L AL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. II is purely
mutual the Insured all the pr01 Dividends declared
nualy and paid while the Insured living helping him thus TO pay
h.s premiums
Dividends paid to January, 1860 359 43
Claims by death paid to January l6 2l s5s IS
Net accumulation after paying the above. 54OO5o2 ~
KNOWLES a WALP0RD, Agents,
MAPS 1870 Main street. Richmond, Va
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

MONEY We are very much in need or,bi.
'U"'nod'ty' at present, and hope our patron.
VINO have 'he "ready rhino," will eorIv minis.
Ter 10 our necessities. IL must have beoD o.
parent Tor the past five or six weeks tb,, ,no
were more than ever in need of G,nda,.
"''nS'andng which, with rery few exceptions
nave they come up and paid. DO not w,, -
"e called uPon-we have not the time nor :.
~ i'gn' 10 expect US to wait upon you, for eve,v
li''e b"I that is owing. Please call. send Nv
oblige, sse"''y
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
Gold Weather.

Inc weather during the past fall has beer
,e"arNaOIy hne--until within day or two W.
nave had no ice, and, indeed, no cold w.s,bo,
a. al; IhIs moderate weather continued IN.
III last Friday, when cold disagreesbIe rain
oct i"' Inc ram continued during the great
ef part OF the day and following night and on
saturday morning changed to snow. The air
suooeniy cooled of, and in less than twenty.
iour hours everything was frozen hard ond
.'gn'' The thermometer on Sunday morning
an' ."plca'ed II and Monday 20 degs. above zero
MS Is a fair specimen of the weather in mid
winter. =" "iiu-
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
Practical .Eoka

lnls community has long been OUTRAGED br
o"e OF the lowest, meanest, "orneris, " COD
ioi9dNeh creatures that it is possible IN I;,o -
Jolclng IN the name Of Jim" RicLo.I.
oouy has heard of Jim, whose exnIoi,s in ,ot
o'"g hen-roosts have become proverbiol- :.
TACT, the " "hennery" that bns M, hoo. =. :
ny him. in "the regions round abou, - - ,Sa
~o0P''on' Notwithstanding he has received
"forty lashes save one." n nnr,bo, -
ana everywhere been greeted with Tho =.
suase Oh the OaFn'yard by the boys in deris,or
such ls the force of his habit. rro.,D -.
the second but first nature, that he bos .a,'' '
tualIy got to stealing in the day time. opd 10
lore the owners eyes. The Denot wos -,
." tuesday, we learn, by visit from this -
O'e chamP Plon OF the quill" and a gentlem.n
'here relieved, as u matter of coprse oc
=. uuoAs jim follows his business as a "sno
o'ai'y' and Is above all law. Not knowino
what else to do with him, some of tho ,;,;.s
OF that place. for bit of fun, nailed him ~ =
a well ventilated box. carefully labeled " nro
@uce' and consigned him. per Delaw.r. P.n
road' 10 Messrs. Donat & Campbell, Commis
sion Merchants Philadelphia, where, if the re
port De lrue' we suppose he has, ere this boo.
ianaoa' 'hlS side up with care" and in good
s'0u
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
TIE ms

VI Sheriff Moore has selec,od T.oL
O'A' iOr his deputy in Appoquinimink Hid,
1--WE had snow on Saturday MORNING.
= was decidedly disagreeabIe. Tbsv 6.v
"ao large specimens ofthis luxury in ,ho -.,
and northwest. "''''
", ~ mos Deakyne has been appointed
'u''ice OF the Peace in Appointments HIND
vice Henry Davis, resigned.
w some rascal entered the store ofE II
conner at Rockland, Del, on Wednesd.n >
nignt last' with false keys, and took abor, o. y
IN change, and dry goods amounting ;n Nv
about $50. :" all 10
W D0Vld Smith, of Camden, Del. a hand
." 'ne Sarah Lovinia, Capt. ConweII of H.
''' Hanulng' fell overheard on FRIDAY uo,a
Ihg' while the vessel was AZ oncbor otrr
"oOdS' Delaware river, and drowned
" This is the season for transDlan,iDc
'ru'' 'rees' and farmers that desire 70 bomo
chards should look over our advertisino
ana see where the young trees NAV bo nro
euFed TO the best advantage. Peach tree. .,o
P''"'y III 'A'S vicinity, and may be had ., Gir
terms. ""u d ialr
" We understand from friord ~ v
sand says the Centrovile Times ,b., 49,
has not ceased it's attacks ,noa ,t
''''%'nS OF that place. There have beon ahoa.
seven hundred cases of it, of malignant cbar0o
e'' out under the skill and care of Dr Don.o.
few, not more than ty,iri,m :;
Ii' have been fatal. ~
W John Dopman, arrested soma rooro
'a' N0rrIStown, for stealing a horse f,om,
george Faucet, a few miles sop,b or ,Y'
"es'or' was tried at New Castle Ioo, uoo,,
le plead guilty, and was sentenced - ~"
i'O' the value OF the mare, pay fine of sT51
'"0 STATE and on Saturday next, stand in
'g f'''"Fy one hour and be whipped with Oh |
shes. WIN ~ /
~ ! ne Governor of Maryland has apDoin,
'ion' brlce }. Goldsborough, of Dorcbos,o.
un'y' 10 the seat on the Bench of tho Con..
appeals made vacant by the death of Jn1ra
u 'uoge X
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

ANOTHER ACCIDENT FROM GuNy,ra-A
young man. named James Permire. of hi.
'o"n' ',, met with serious accident. on Tuesday
"nne out cunning. Thinking he heard sbo,
rat'ling in his gun, and putting his hand os"s
'"o "Ozzls and suddenly turning it up, to sea
u 'ney would run out. the gun went off tho
"holo load passing through the palm of his
nano' terribly shatteriDg it. Itis said the opn
was cooked when in lhe act of turning i, .H
DR.. HirOns dressed the wound.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
Almost Il Fire.

considerable excisCment was created in ,be
commercial part OF our town on Tuesdav ,f,o,
"oo" ias'' about 4 o'clock, by the alarm of fire
a. 'ne store of Mr.. Isaac d. Hamilton VIVA,
tended more to create alarm than ANYTHING eIso
was 'he TACT that the fire was in the celia
among the fluid barrels, three or four of which
were blazing around their eStcrio,s on1 =
Ia"sef every moment of an explosion. This
ue'erred those present from a speedy rush 70
e"''"gulSh the flames. One or two men. bow-
eVer' with less fear than the rest, went boldIv
70 inc rescue, and with few buckets of -.
Ter suppressed the flames. The fro o,;,;...1,
W OOy gong in the cellar with a lamp and
accidentally, by some meons
II 10 NOT known how, with the fluid.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
Garibaldi.

> ON the 9TH of the present month tho KIM
N0fui"la entered the city of Naples, the deed
OF annexation was drawn up, the DICTATORSHIP
OF GarIbaldl ceased, and Victor E,nonuoI ,uoa
declared hing OF Naples and the two S;ciloa
: III Two days afterwards, Garibaldi left NonIo,
for his home on the island of Canroro +,
SAID that he will retire from public life. refn
sung the title which has been offered TO hin,
ne c'lzens OF Palermo, in Sicily, have oDened
SUBSCRIPTION to buy a villa for the ex.n;c,.
tor, near that city.
,;c "arlOaldI seems to have no taste for noI,;..1
me- or ne has disirust of his own taIen,s a.
I.ot'eS"ianship. Retiring from the scene in
as soon as he perceIves that his work os
ianI: VI "Iiltary chieftain is done be ;s
noo'.Iis s 'or aho'her held in which to apply his
'a'ents 10 useful end. He has modo
u,c uecIarihg MS willingness to aid tho |
to- h!0t 'onS u regain their liberty, decIaro.
tlon which has much Significance IN eonnIa. u
with the fact that Kossuth has iss,oJ non
lar to the eminent men of Hnnrrns, Cilcu-
tneih Dt not to accept the pretended g rof,.lS,;
" 0Heted by the Cabinet of Vienna. whilo We
Luna :. m nuel has been hardly dealt with" h., 'ta
austrian legions in Venctia. y '"e
. AS an evidence of the affection onto,..i.,
ioF UarI6aldl by his soldiers. il ia statod ,t'-
,'Ie ';1I I" mas become known that the comuonJ
:, pass OUT OF The hands of the Dictator ,L s
,oo " al arlly mas dwlndled away TO abopt - c
- ,''n' "Rlch force, together with the f,rno ,
= - 'ne mug ana Claldlni, leaves an armv ofI
U' o0,oOu men TO cope with the Men noIit.r
'f,hy' whose strength is not known - pl,,,, a
yIcanian. IL enn' =
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

oHE MuRDERERs ESCAPED ,wo no
mat were sentenced 10 be bnno !,
ceetown on the 18th of December oscs
"on tne Jail on Saturday night h.i Tbss
"ec'sded IN procuring file from the how ,uh!
taec upon them, with which tbov 6Iad g
e" IRONS and with their bs nds ,beu h,,.."o1 "a
osuet the walls Of the Jail and esrnnod 60,
1o'w 81 were made by the sheriff and bnnJ
VI others to re-arrest them end -, NJ. euS
not"ing they were discovered hv = bov ',Ly
n attending his rabbit-traDs neor Mii,on
.e went home and told his fatber ,yho -;
Slateiy made known the discoverv ~ ~. ;' nr'ne
snit ooa-P company was soon gathered and pnr-
sur commenced. The negroes fnJino ,L".. Pul-
creeL 'oueu LOOK 10 the cripple ud joining the
and n,i." .iy 'ley sunk so deeply in the mud
M G.;S:.., .nat John Cannon, the murderer of
lie daughter, called out for help.-
worId iou"u III the mud up to his chin and
Tho soon have been smothered.-
aItbon"n ne[, Lew Jenkins, could not be seen
wLon Oahnoh said he was Just behind him
search cnteted The mud. After a vain
bad 'eukIhs 1t was concluded that no
search ellG'hefed IN the mud and further |
boot was abandoned. Cannon was carried |
nnI;I 49, - ""ere he VIII be carefully watched
snfy,. e udy OF execution, when he Will in. tlv
tho te "e c"tteme penalty Of the law for one Of
,b;a g.. HehuIsil Outragcs ever committed in
aa Jenkins case was Of mucb los.
t' es a'Gu character, and manv persons ever
atty. '"A'i 'ne death pen
oInce the above was written. Je, kiDs bos
'ce" arrested IN Cedar Neck, and is uo,y !,
'rison again.-Neus. Nv" III
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

-, C"RN.-Corn is turning Qut'' badly, manv
our iaf'ners have made only about bnIf =
.Iop' "h,Ie those who have succeeded hos, ina
eHer yleid to be only ABOUT twotbir1s of f,Il
c,op; crop, Many Of the fields in the region Of The the
great ha'I storm will nos yield five bushels o 10
ILe acre while some viii not even oiyo 80 -
ousheI' The hort crop with the present I,'" I"U
prices Is very discouraging to our peonla a,J
" ", must result IN great embarrassment r.
e trust mat under these circumstances crc.
u''o,s ,h" ~ be Iehlent to all debtors. AT Ieasr
rrose rose VINO nave plenty and 10 spare should no,
pSIsa VS. upon those who are embarrasscJ,w
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
p 100000 GUARANTEE !

"''' lead and Washington Med,s
Zine.
SC z TLE1G GNNgH -
100 noun,.u BUCK LEAD
C,t "ti dS much surface as l25 ,,
oi oihcr White Lead. ~' pounds
Painti,,o ,,,.... III Ck LEAD.
''' pure pure Buck Lead is twice os du,o
bl as other lcads ''o "S u ura'
IL vybitor o,., Bl; LEAD.
" "'"'e brilliant Than INV o,I
" hIc Lead '''''f hnown
l. su,ori,. -, Bi OK LEAD
''' II'1' English White Lead f., .oc
ness hi't beauty, ~ iof Soit'
Bl CK LEAD
,y'', ''"1Y should buy Buck Lead
Is suno,io. nANiI AG1ON MIDAL zI,%'
vL;,o'', ''' |Ihr r m The World for ey,,or,o
Ia un,,v., n,ANHINGTOk HLDAJ zIvl
., "a II''Icd tor booty or co,,r,'. ','-iA n NC
,',. t"I'ins as - pounds Of oihclP i" pounds T,n
LA. no ea5l! aM5Al!%iiiHGIoN NhD4I zI%C ~ %'''' ~'"''
'iu"' i'f GurahIuy. It wr,rl ~, ,,',, w..
,. a. other Ilc P;.ul '"ico Us long
''' ~ K'HAkDS d co
! 9n'n nm ana Market Streets, pbj,,doI,h;. n
~ I "' sale III Smyrna by all DeaI"ra' Pns' Ia
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
TuE MAREE,rs

= IN smyrna white wheat is soIlng at 81 o.
m"u' - 20 yellow Corn 60 cts..-wbito co,
Kye' 60, and Oats, 80 cts. pcr bu.bcl ' Hanai va
Po'o.oeS' 81 cts. per bushcl. Butter. d c,s
per ID. Eggs, Is cts per doz. w.
= ne prices in the Philadelphia market arc
I [or White wheat 81 30; Red, 81 ~. R,o.
- 80 ''s' COrn' 90; and Oats, 33 cents per bush.
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THANKS GIVING pAY,
A PROCLAMATION


~ AIS EAcELLENCY, WILLIAM BURTON GOyERSot
OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE
"ilEREAS in the Providence of Almigbtv Cod
We tne feoPle OF the State Of Delaware have heen
pclHteeI 10 continue another year in the emovmen,
All me blessings which He SO bOuntiuIlv h, IN
ca u"" us-peace, prosperity. civil and religions b.
r etIlle soil and genial cline, all The sources
cOlehtnent and happiness-it is our dutv In man
our gratitude to the Great Giver of gifts in some
peGoiaihg manner; therefore, in accordance with Ih,
uOuOt not Is the general desire and pleosuro "c
,I people ol Deaware and with firm conviction of
Tue lne pr'prIety OF SO doing, hereby appoint u
Thursday, the 29th day of November. ins,
nS nay 10 be set apart from all worldly empoymenrs
'u 10 De dedicated and baOweG as dav of pener.I
thanksgiving and praise throughout lhis Si,Go t
40 earnestly recommend lis observance 10 NV C.lJn,
cIIIZens. " my i0Ilo"
~ In Testimony whereOfT William Rurtop
fHoVernor Of the Stale of Delaware L,,,o |
J L' D. i'feuno set my hand and caused the ;rpat
} seal oi the Stale of Delaware 10 hr o.IiynJ
at Dover, this seventeenth dav of Noven, |
neF' III The year of our Lord one thousand richi Inn
the eghty-fith WiIIIXN oiI1h. %, SaIH Stt'c
by the Governor: DCNAON'
EDWARD RDGELY, Secretary of State.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29
IhankSsiVinp

Thanksgiving Day will be duly celebrated
In this town. The stores and business Dlocoa
se"eraliy Will be closed, and the day observed
as a holiday. The boys will no doubt sDeDd
'Ho ~. uay IN cunning, riding and other mea ms of
diversion and recreation. Preaching will ho
mad at the Presbyterian, Methodist and ED,-
c0pal churches, in the morning. We have
heard no announcements for the evening.
Smyrna times., 1860-11-29

re'g"' has been increased and exaspera,ed bv
'ne errors and faults of both.
II tue spirit of justice and good feeling to.
wards the Southern people, which perv,des
'' L'ncoln's speeches, can prevail with the
people of the NOTth, we may be sure that the
IT ' s'ea' step toward reconciliation, true
0"ion' and peace, will be secured, and the
of these things made safe.