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Smyrna times., 1860-04-19

The PREsBYTERy or New CASTLE, as stated
ia our last isue, met in Smyrna Tuesday.
April 10Th. and although, owing to the inclem-
ency of the Weather, there was not a full atten-
dance of the members, yet tho meeting was
characterized by interest and harmony. The
Presbytery embraces some twenty-five minis
ters and churches. II is one Of the four Oldest
Presbyteres in this country, having been estab-
lished 10 17l6,
DIR. Spottsyrood, of New Castle was chosen
Moderator. and Rev. r. p. DuBoise, of New
London. Stated Clerk. Opening Sermon by
Rev. Mr.. Roberts, of the first Presbyterian
church of Wilmington. Rev. Mr.. Murphy and
Rev. G. Hill. Of the Methodist church, and Rev.
J. E. Grammer. Of the EpiscOpal church, were
invited TO cit s corresponding members. Mr..
Wishrow, of Princeton College, was taken un-
der the care of the Prssbytery as candidate
tor The ministry. Msssrs. Moore and Clark
were licensed 10 preach the Gospel. DIR.
Spo,tswood and Rev. MIR. Reed were elected
commissioners to the General Assembly which
meets in Rochester, N. X, May 18th. Reports
on tie state OF Religion in the different church.
ss we're made, showing large additions during
the past six months. The Presbytsry Was ad.
dressed by Rev. DIR. Happersett. Of Philadelphia
on the claims of the Board of Domestic Mis-.
sioni, A large portion Of the day was taken
up ii discussing this subject, and in urging the
members TO greater zeal in behalf of Missions
within the bounds of the Presbytery. com
mituss was appoiated 10 install Rev. ]. G
Thompson as Pastor OF the Presby bytsrian churcI
in Smyrna. May I'd.
/ Presbytery adjourned six o'clock Wednesda.
evening, and at halfPast seven the reguIa
Union Prayer meeting was held. DR.. WIN
Culnmins occupied The chair, and opened III
meeting by few very appropriate remarks o
Caristian Love. Very solemn and impressiv
addresses were made by Rev. Messrs. DuBoss
McIntire. Merisou and Roberts; Rev. Msssri
: Love, Spotts,sood. Latta and J. y. Grammel
| leading in prayer. The congregation was dil
Z missed by Rev. Mr. otterson.
II Among the members who came TO attend ii
. meetisg of tile Presbytery was Rev. DR.. job
: W. Grisr, who for nearly forty years has bee
). chaplain in tile U. s. Navy, not having visits
!: smyrna for oFer ffly years. He describes II
3 change as truly remarkable. From few sms
scattered houses about the " Cross Roads
smyrna had grown to large, beautiful al
entarprising town. Instead of barren s.
70 worth scarcsIy one dollar per acre, beautii
70 farms, 6ns houses. hospisable people, rich so
= crops Of wheat not equalied IN any Of the We
)" era States through which he lately passed, a
70 country equal in point of beauty and desi
u bleuess TO any other part Of the Union.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-19

B,sRer Lee. on his official tour through the
rnssese. will preach in this place on the even
;sr Of Friday next, the Goth inst.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-19

How TO RErT HousEs.---Mr. r.. Lowell, ol
Syracuse. m. Y, has adopted novel method
oi renting l,ouaas. He has 4 number ofhouseI
and 10 each tens nt he oilers the inducemeat o
daily newspaper.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-19
PUMp MAKING.

The subscriber would inform the citizens of
Smyrna and vicinity that he is now prepared to
Make and Repair Pumps,
on the most accommodating terms All orders
left at his house-West Methodist 81. -or sent
by mail will be promptly attended TO.
ap l9-3m ROBERT ]. MOORE.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-19

1T
- Aosocco Wka EnDRD.-Pesce has been
e's I'D between Spain and Morocco, on
- ieeidedly advantageous TO tas irst-naned
2n She gsts not !onIy 81, 600 900 piisters
~ ~ sxpea ses OF ths wars bat she gets
- issial sdvs nts ges, gets the right se' have
1ses Il Fec and to send Spanish mission
= Asre, and she gets an important csssion
MHeas territory. On this strip Of land.
1etae - the ses. doubtless Spain intends
= colony. which shall bs TO her what
= y sa Franee. The two European Chris
N ahsioas. working sids ty side on African
~ .ecshplish great ends, and iinmsnseIy
= ~ work ot civiIizing Africa AID d.
- " wealth. Our chisfnisgivine arise,
i - la<t that nearly aia 6psaish eiiorss q
naias 80 eenqsssi. howsssr pro cmisipi
kese tsrminAted tisastsossly. Cab
>en nins ass IN e&ll Important posses
<Dl1hy gl@ia. wkieh f,vmsrly held aeari
n l& Anssl@es eoetiaont IA islands- Eys
d - l61an ws~t1 - ~ rsefs psuPetsv
Z nny sxtox 1sk shus IT. Hps.idI
h III. VII s>epeel sty hssasr II y
ID ~ = ee>lpeiss Airi16 1smnins ~ ts SSeI
Smyrna times., 1860-04-19
Fashionable Millinery.

Misses M. Z. BECK g. L. ]. FAIRIES tab this meth
cd of informing the Ladies Of Smyrna and vicinity that
they have just returned from Philadephia with splen-
did assortment of SPRING and SUMMER BON
NETS. also. FLO WERS, Ribbons, CAPS, &c..
which they selling at very small profits TO any and
all who will favor them with acall-4eeling confident
that they can sell as cheapas the cheapest. hearty
lnvItaon is extended to all call and examing their
stock the stand formerly occupied by Miss g. H. Bell
9TBLE.ACHlNG, PRESSING and C0LORING
neatly done and punctually attended TO- ap5
Smyrna times., 1860-04-19
Silks! Silks /!

GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS
TlIoS. w. EVANS q Co are ofiornf an immense
Sloek OF New Spring Silks at great sacrifice rhese
Goods have been purchased al auction al the depreci
ated Prices and will be retaed at less than cost of
importation. Nos. 9lB d $50 Chestnut st,
Opposite the Glrard House.
ap 5St Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1860-04-19

fsrlasox's LADrRs' NATIONAL MAeAzNE,
NAY. The present, like all previous ones.
= hss number. Tie engraving ia " Satur-
y night Its Fashion Plates caa always be
s''ed oa- Charles J. Peterson, Publisher, 306
>sssst Earees, Philadelphia. Terms: 50 a
~, N sdssnce three copies s5; FIVE copies
H50
eeoxs's LADr's Boox.-AIready we have
= My namber Of this book, go popular with
h<iss. This 10 an interesting number
= agraviag a The May Party." is exceed
~ veil cenceived and executed. There
= alasmbsr Of weIl-wriiten papers in it,
~ pfs-sminently the book for the ladies'
I''Hs sns copy ore year, - ; two copies. IS
49, 'sopiss -. Addrass L. A.. Gsdey. 81:
- a e.. Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1860-04-19
CIEISK WANTGHl.

Immediately, about the age OF tifteen or aix-
teen years. Must have good education, write
fair hand and possess good moral character.
None others need apply. JNO. II. BEWLEY.
SMYRNA, April Is, '60
Smyrna times., 1860-04-19

salr OF PRoPERry.--The I" Brick" Property,
sssiaiaing about 5000 acres, on Bombay Hook
I.lssd, was sold al Sheriff-s Sale on Thursday
ha. ia Two parts, subject TO dower, . for $l2.-
s7a 1tAsl sakts -
Jouslhsn Brown has bought the fam Of VIM.
r. Saith, adjoining bis, for $500. ru
Smyrna times., 1860-04-19
SMTDNAs DNlL.
THURSDAY, APRIL l9, 1860

sag time So is published Every Thursday. By
so.r b. fiosrzckEs. Ediior and Proprietor, at tAt
f<~s<aase Hall. Smyrsa. Del. at sNL -eH
ravs--sdsscstrrioS.-O gear ~ j so ia adpance
!, ssol Il aos paid sill cad Of tke gear No paper
x.,s.si ssss .sfa al arrears paid--onlylat ls
.,is~ sf the PsbiisAsr..
evsrys7Hars Of IL lines. or less rs
;.,rrsss, SO cts eaca subsequent insertion % cts
,,ssrsl arrasy ats made wisl yearly aud half
s4rly sdssrtasers.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-19
TO n : MT,

merce ST., above Main. Apply to
apl2 H. r. PARSONS.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-19
Onposed to MononoIY,

CHEAP JOHN is still at hls old stand.
MAIN street, opposite Foxwell's Hotel, where
he is as busy as he can be attending to the
wants OF the people. Their wants are many,
but we shall be- able, in few days, TO accom-
modate them with every thing used IN Heuso-
keeping. Those who wish TO get the worth d
their money should not forget TO visit JOHN
On Saturday he will receive large assort'
msnt Of GLASSWARE; Of all kinds, which
will be sold ,lt the lowest prices ever sold az II
Smyrna. Yours, respectfully. quick sales arls
small profits, ROWBOTHAM o. BRO.
N. B.--The highest CASH price paid fot al
kinds Of country Produce. Don't forget, th
highest CASH PRIcE aud not trade
Smyrna times., 1860-04-19

OkLk UUNNkIba
GRAPE BoNEETs,
FINE STRAW BoNNETs,
CoLLoRED Straw BoNNETss
SHAKERS, FLATS,
Boys HATS,
with large stock of RIBBONS, in every va
riety; French FLOWERS, Black Lace Wells,
&C., &c.
The above, in style and quality, cannot be
surpassed, and will be sold as cheap as the
cheapest. Please call and examine her stock
before purchasing slsewhere-no charge fol
showing, and every effort shall be made 10 give
entire satisfaction.
apl2 MARY A. DEAKYNE.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-19
TINWARE.
NesU Boarding House.

The subscriber, having taken the house on
MAIN street, recently in the occupancy Of Mr.
James Taylor, is now prepared 10 receive
BOARDERS on accommodating terms.
NH If JOHN COULTER.
Smyrna times., 1860-04-19
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
The General Opinion
MackercI and Herring

For sale by LEWIS a. BRoraSR. corner of Man am
esmu gree streets. Ssavvua Ges. dX
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Homes Tor II

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T. SWEENEY & SON.
No. 90 Main street,

n o. 90 Main street,
WHEELING, VA.
A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL INIPOR
IN TATI0NS, being the largest they have made
in Season. and embraces the new styles Of WHITE
GRANITE, or IRON STONE CHINA together with Common
White and C0lored QueenswarG in great variety, Also
large and well selected stock of Pare White. Gold
Band and PaucyFRENCH CHINA, either in sets
separate. China Decorated Vases, Coognes Card Bias
kets, Tete Tete Sets, Fancy Cups Mugs, &c. Also.
timetable Cutlery, CaStors &cogether with their usual
heavy stock of the various grades OF Pressed Cut and
Plain Flint GLASSWARE, Coal Oil Lamps, &c.
They invite the attention Of the Trade and will du-
at same prices. aug25,59
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College
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Cor. Baltimore and Ci-zEIe=-sts..

LUCA =.
Cor. Baltimore and Ci-zrIe--Sfs..
BALTIE = Z v ,
THIS TNsTITJIIpS : SOW - IIIE MOST
ing :F- a-- -'T- ye.-s hs- u t57 rls-e- gt-.
fz-Ee- az-.czs1t- II -r- Iz--riz-ll- E ne l-
crossing number y students. Ee-s-g--l1= 7s7-.s
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urz- l--eL in any particular, - lay z5zlz--- aE-lh-
FACULTY.
T. E. LDSTEE.
Tr-t7lI- Lecturer ~. tie Sre-- cf tc-9-ts- cor
a.H-e=. Ba--1 - C-as- rl-- etc.
J.I FHFLlIES-
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L~--urs-1 -l sis-rzlsiI= Law
r. i p 5i e -3 E5EIE ;,.E D D
TRUSTEES:
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Characterize designs I=aaas'.ip. Sc sent BY nail
fs> # e57TGs acsr,rsrlui-l sth eHtsi,ze Siu- fLL
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Wines. Brandies. Runs
TE.s. ..

BLACK TE-S- dc.
ID TIEREAN d SON Nc. u North Charles s.,
otter for szle ths following a-rIes, of rhs.-
importation. part l-ulArly tgr family use:
SHERRY WISES-Pelz--trr' fines: pale, gold
aud b-gvru Sherries in wood and In glass.
Port WINES-Saldsl-n competition red and
white Port. n SIS gri and IN GAS.
MADEIRA WISE-JoIu Howard ,Ta-cL's fine
Sa1eirl. in wool aai in glass; ais5- Grape Juice
HOOK WL2'ES-J2hzuue=5s -=er S:eju5 s-=cr- N.--
c7b-uunec, Cabinet, Leb1-.u-.n.lc!I. Broalebgrs q
CHAMPAGNE wISEs-sioer aud CAaaaca'z 1uest,
BRKSDTgs15t9rd asd Hsnaezsy's fee old pale
and dark BrzudeE.
RU3is-OIt an fine. Jamaica Antigua Grenada
and from the Islands imported aud ti-e tro-a London
HOLLAND GIN-Tte best qU-lity-Tera-n brand
and u mixture Of aromatic prison in il.
21J hei1 cL-ests q the 62-st SJUCHJ%G TIA
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MEDICAL
ORE 70 BE ADMIRED THA9 THE
RICHEST DIADEEI
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WORN BY KINGS on EN2ER0RS.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Pitts burg and Wheel
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Cleveland. Pitts burg and Wheel
ing Rail Road
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TREES @

HETE FlE SALE FT1E THE SPE[EF ~ 80
Frs TREE E.z-zll FrE5t PEz-fz- IL ItzTs71
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eURRANTs.
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Scales.
P. G. HILDRETH 81 BRO,

P, C. HILDRETH 81 BRO,
No. 50 Muin-Street,
Wheeling, Va
A RE AGENTS FOR IIONyE'S IMPROVED wEIGu-
IA ing Scales Hay and Cattle Scales, Portable Drop
Lever and Dormant Warehouse Scales from 100 to
$500.
VIRGINIA STATE AGEIcULTURAI. FAB, PETERSBURG.
Nov 3, 1853 a first class Diploma awarded by the
Virginia State Agricultural Society. These scales
have been introduced in Virginia hut two w--ks IN
which time they have received PTEsI Class DIPLDNA
and two FIRST CLASS MEDALS, and are approved and
recommended by all who have examined them. Call
and see them at
re. IIILDRETH BROS, SO Main st.
aug22-'59+lGw
Cheap For Cash.
A LII YOU WHO WISH TO BUY GOOD CLOTH
n ING, we'll made and got mp in the best manner
cali on WHEELER i LARIS
Merchant Taiiors,
nOv23 No. 102 Main-st., Wheeling. Va.
NJ HHDS PRIME NO. SUGAR,
1900 bbls Choice Molesses, at
fabl9 list MORRISON Z COS
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2 a S S EN- C e r S

T. ~ zz::.:..I::.I 7EE=..12s..lE77l
From the West Going south,
TWICE daily Sunday night excepted for tie Relay
l House. Washington. FrcdeTicl5sLprg. Richmond.
Petersburg. Weldon. &c &C. fei2 Potomac River aHi
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Fotomar Railrad
by splendid and comfortable steamer Agqu.a Creek
Hence Riehaplni by The Richmond FTocricI burg
and Potomac Railroad
Iiour. gf d.pfrturs from Warrington G4y3 &. n
and =. Il, lSuHiAvs GIceptef.J Lave Sundays
G:20 4. II. only. Baggage under charge 81 special
agent checked through 10 Richmond FetersbuTi, ard
WcliUn.
From Wellington 10 Iicn0nd...........$ 8 10
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15

RELIGIOUS PAPERS AND PoLITCs.--B Brother S
Watson editor of the Christian Advocate, pub
llshed at Memphis Tenn, seems to be in trouble
for dabbling in politics. In his paper of May
30th he published, from the New Orleans 4duocate,
brief sketches of the lives of Bell, Lincoln and
Everett. This has nettled some fault finders,
who write to the editor that if he should persist
in his course they viii do as John MFerrin did
with the Nashville AdU0cate- cripple and de.
stroy it, Have we not, indeed fallen on strange
times? '1'is we'll that the religious paper be not
Q political partizan but must it be required to
forswear absolutely and forever even the giving
Of political intelligence?
So there is trouble in the South because OF
" intervention 10y church editor with politics
Strange times have We fallen upon.-CaI. Christ
ian .AdUOcate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15

REST IN THE GRAvE.-Tbe world is full of
misery, pain aud sorrow, and mortals are ever
suffering an innate and Unborn anguish. The less
sensitive, the less immortal, and the more
humane poor mortals are, the less pain aud
agony they endure while passing through life.
Death can be nothing but momentary pang-a
thrill which checks the beating heart and stills
the throbbing bosOm--a pang which forever
rounds to plriod, the long hours, days, months
years, of almost unendqrable anguish. And then
The silent grave how quiet must be the rest of
its people, no throbs, no palgs, no heart burn
ings; all, all is quiet.-yN0rtherh Journal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15

a MorHER's LoyE.-Chldren, look in those
eyes listen 70 that dear voice, notice the feeling
OF even single tonch that is bestowed upon
you by that gentle hand Make the most OF it
while yet you have that most precious Of all
good gifts--a loving mother. Read the I'M
faihomable love of those eyes the kind anxiety
OF that tone and look, however Slight your pain.
in after life you may have friends, fond, dear,
Kind friends, but never will you have again the
ineXpresslble love and gentleness lavished upon
you WHICH none but mother besows. Often
do sigh, in my struggles with the hard, uncar.
ing world, for the sweet, deep security felt,
when, of an evening, nesting to her bosom, |
listened to some quiet tale suitable to my age,
read in her tender and untiring voice. Never
can | forget her sweet glances cast upon me
when ! appeared 10 sleep; never her kiss of
peace at night Years have passed away since
we laid her beside my father in the cold church
yard; yet still her voice whispers from the
grave and ber eye watches over me as visit
spots long SINCE hallowed to the memory of my
molher.-Macdulau
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15

DURING the recent fighting in Cantania, (Sic-
ily) one of the nuns shot from her window num-
bers of the royal troops. She fired with the
precision Of an Alpine buDtsman, never missing.
The colonel ordered his men to fire in platoons
repeatedly against the window but in vain The
heroine remained uuscathed, and still kept firing
away, killing her man with every shot,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-15

NEVER make use of a woman's name in an
impIop place, or at an improper time, or in Il
mixed company. Never make assertions about
her that you think are untrue, illusions that you
feel she herself would blush to hear When you
meet with men who do not scrupe to make use
OF u wOman's name in a reckless manner, shun
lneln, for they are lost to every sense ol honor.