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9Ejeigrr.

Etfmrnc, &a., IL. sunni 1850.
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26
Furniture Warerooms.
LYDIA MCDOWELL

Has constantly on hand az the old stand,
Commerce Streel, Smyrna, Del.
larve assortment Of ell kinds Of
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26
S I'm m er Arrang e m n t
1860. THE 1860.
Steamboat Pilot Boy,

will leave Long Point for Philadelphia EVERY DAY,
Except Sunday at I o'clock, P M Returning, will
leave the first pier below Arch ST Philadelphia. for
Long Point, every day (exxcept Sunday,) at M
touching at Deakyne's Landing, Port Penn, Delaware
City and New Castle, going and returning.
9J- STAGES to Smyrna, Dover and Leipsc, con.
meet with the Boat at Long Point.
FARE form Dover toPhiladeIphia, 81 25
Smyrna 90
LeIpsic Z" 0O
Long Point /" rs
Deukyne's Landing to Philadelphia. u
Port Penn sc
Delaware City. Sc
New Castle, SC
mars VIM. S. BALL. Capt.
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26

Pure Carbon Oil. At 81 per Gallon
Fresh Camphene and Burning Fluid, Al so cts.
per Gallon. For sale by Lawis e. Brother.
corner Of Main and Commsice sts., Smyrns,
Del
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT ST., BETWEEN FIFTHAND
SIXTH. PHILADELPHIA.
-
$3.50 PER DAY.
$3.50 PER DAY.

The undersigned, having renewed their lease for a
term Of years. have entirely redted the house, having
painted, carpeted anc refurnished throughout.
The location of this House is unsurpassed, being
upon the widest and most pesent partof Chestnut ST.
directly opposite the Old State House, the places
of Amusement, the jobbing houses of Market and
Third Sts and convenient to the city Railroads. the
cars Of which TO all parts ofihe city for hafdme
fare.
The rooms are large. well lighted have superior
ventilation and have baen refurnishei with care for
comfort.
We are supplied with pure Milk Cream, Fruits and
Vegetables from Farm belonging % u.s. and which
managed exclusively for the Hotel
The proprieiors tffhe American their friends
and patrons that pains will be spared to make the
appointments OF this Hotel complete and It's table
pare avorabIy with the best houses in the Union.
1 jan 10 '60-ly. WYATT d HEULINGS.
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26
Watches, JelCelry and
SILVERWARE

SAMUEL A. MANSFIELD, NO. 90 NORTH Sc,
COND STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
THE subscribar, having on hand one OF the very
best stocks OF English, Swiss and Aner Watch
es be ioaad in the city, will sell them ~ the very
lowest prices for cash. .....
Also general assortment Of JENELRY-Gold
Vest and Guard Chains. Ladies Gold Chaielains. sl
yer Spoons and Forks, Plaled-ware, &c, &c.
All goods warrenIed 10 be what they sold for
Watches and Jewelry Repaired. at shortest notice.
Jan. 5lh, 1861.
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26
Ell RNITU II f. .

Looking Glassts, oF4
Cane Seat Windsor and rocking Chairs at different
p.ceat Sestees, ToweIracks. WharNots, Tea-Poys,
kussc Stands Secretaries, and variety Of other ar
eIen Of Household Furniture. 100 numerous 70 name
E0rrSets Of Furniture furnished at
PHTLAUELFHaA PRICES,
6y-5per cent Discount on all bills over ten dsars
Repairing and JobbIng of all kinds done with neat.
n.,ss and dispatch. Window Blli,ds, newly trimmed
aid paisted. aud Door Bells hung al moderate prices
AIso. particular attention q veu 10 Undertaking
GLE E@ - M va shj
Furnished in any style desired
St. Boxes OF different sizes, in readiness when
niseded.s iS
The very Low Prices offer Inducements 10 aiI--our
facilities enabling US 10 sell CHEAPER than any otAer
establishment in the State.
Call and examine the stock
LYDIA MCDOWELL.
jsl6-1y) Commences st., Smyrns. Del
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26

r,r.ssaavs Thursdays and Saturdays.
tMondavs. wednesdays and Fridays.
*r.ssanoers bv Evening Trains between Bal
,;u,ars md Delaware Railroad, can spend night
:, WILMINGTON. aud proceed next day by giving
notice 10 conductor, and procuring stop-over
checE. :,
Both trains going North from Delaware naii-
road make close connections Tor new hofk.
0sTMoaning train South 70 connect al Sea-
ford on Tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays.
r q SEWAI,I, Jr., Sup's Del r. r.
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26
Spring, 1860!


WALL Paper, rapcT Hangings.
J. HENRY JEFFERSON 10 now opening
over $4,000 YARDS OF WALL PAPER, Of
the latest styles. which will be sold at PhiIa-
pllia prices. Please call and examine.
Also, beautiful assortment of GILT, OIL
aid PAINTED
Window Shades,
Green Glazed Oll-cloth Buff and Green Linen
fol- Curtains. Cord and Tassels of various coors
with Putram's patent, lfadgusting, and s. s.
patman's patent Pendulum Curtain Fixtures
The above Goods are purchased directly from
the manufacturers, and will b0 sold ct The low
est prices
NH g. ]. HENRY JEFFERSON.
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26
GLENN,S


CORNER OF THE FIFTH STORY BLoCK0
N. West corner Of Eighth and Race streets,
Philadelphia.
THE public respectfully invited 10 bear IN mind
that al this Store may be found an assortment AZ
Fashionable and Handsome MOLESKIN DRESS
HATS. High Low and Medium Depth Crown Cloth
and Glazed CAPS, Plush and Plush Trimmed caps
for Children. AZ FAIR PRICES. 21rNo two pics
for regular Goods. ianl9Iv
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26
REM AL.
Lower the Rent Cheaper The
COODSg

The subscriber, having moved 10 the store-house
formerly occupied by Spruance & Mepear. and d.
rectly opposite The Bank OF Smyrna, would respect
fuiy call the attention Of his cosomers friends and
the public generally to his large and carefully select.
ed stock Of GOODS bought expressly 10 suit this mar
kef. knowing that CHEAP GooDs IRE Great Com
orter TO this community he is determined snos 10 b.
gndeFscic by any one. Having bought his stock low,
ios cash. he VIII sell II at very small advance on
cosh ior me READY MONEY" for humble sixpence
Is better ihana slow shilling" Thsnkinl for The pub
lies generous patronage hereioore be hopes bv strict
attention 10 business and fair dealing 10 merit con-
tnuance Of The No pains will be spared 10 give
satisfaction in every respect Please call and osam
Inc stock before purchasing elsewhsre His rent be
ing only about hall much formerly he intends TO
sell goods cheaper. j. f. JONES.
~ B.-POULTRY Of all kinds. ind Country Pro.
ducc generally bought at the highest prices. fe
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26

ARTICLES IN
Wooc, Leather, CFocE cry. Glass Ivory, Bone, Ala
buster, Marble. Rubber. Gutla Percha, Cloth, Pa
per, Papier Marhe She'll Horn. Hone,
Placer, NC.
And indeed there is scarcely an article in the whole
range OF domestic economy whether II be for use or
ornament which, when broken cannot with this pre-
para0H. he restored TO its gnal value. II ehaten-
ges The world for as superior IL Is indIspensble in
every Ii0t Sc. WORKSHOP and COUNrfNG.ROOM,
and no person atier trial OF
STAIRS CHEMICALLY PREPARED GLUE.
would willingly dispense with for four times It's cost
II is why's ready and always relIabe. "a - oien-
The smell, and rs not affected by climate and
" here kHjwH il has be, ONE FIXED FACT.
The attention Of dealers and customers il invited 10
The following testimonials regarding lissuperor quail
lilies.
'After faithful trial Of Starr Prepared Glue on
Wood, Leather nnd Cloth at the Phenix Works most
eheernly recommend lie for nll purposes gener.
ally required, and especially for family nse:
c. A. CARTER.
We, the undersigned having tested Starts Prepared
Clue, agree with The above Recommendation.
WIN. u. DOUGLASS. Cabinet Ware Manufacturer.
Ell Newark N J.
LYsANDER WRIGHT. Machine Depot sso Market
Newark, !.
HEDENBuRG & LITTELL Carriage Msnaiaetursr,
VIM H. KIRK CO.. Carpenters and Builders : :.
| !, r,,,r,>.,. Newark. N. ].
Nj N.@l@ee''' -ss"@'A'
ffcpdteu Glue II sold bY all
druggists Furniture Dealers, Grocers, Fancy Goods
dealers, Hardware Dealers. Slaioners and by country
Merchants generally. -
PRICE, IS cENTs nnEEs BOTTLE.
brush goes with each bottle Pu, M Tor dealer,
IN cases from 10 IL dozen splendid Lilhographie
show Card. Printed in colors given with each pack
age All srder or letters ofngniry by mail addressed
70 the STARR GLUE COMPANY,
- M 81 Liberty ST., N. Y
Win receive prom ut attention.
&T liberal discount to the trade
Smyrna times., 1860-07-26
Philadelphia Advertisements.
IA MILTON,

No 235 South street. lhetween Second and Thru
PHILADELPHIA; offers The
GREATEST BARGAINS IN
CHINA, GLASS and QUEENswARE that e1n be had +,
any other store in the city, Their stock C, Insists in
part Of the best qualiteso White TOMBSTONE Dinner
Tea and Toilet SETS of all The latest pntts rms; aso
French and American Cut, Pressed and Plain (;lass
ware. In fact every article 10 be found 10 Firs,
Class China Store.
Ne solicit call from all in want, PROMISING srch
inducements as cannot fail 10 please 3rAl guoS.
delivered to anv part Ofthe city free Of charge
nh 29-3u
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in{he neghborhood o. Nsua river bearing specimens Of
god, quartz, copper. very pure, and ofeilver.
fhe Victoria G0ses that the mining population
British Co 1mba u now receiving supplies almost
cusvey from tho American territory The miners are
turning their attention 70 the Construction bitches
between i've and six hundred at Van Wrinkle
bar, short distance above hon CITY about half Of
whon are Cinnamon. The disgings will give employ
mnt 70 large number for the Two or three years TO
come.
piece Of ore from the Fort Hope silver lead has been
assAyed ct Victoria, and yields s2sT TO tho ton.
Ine sohoener Ort0lau which started from san Fran
CISCO last spring for gold prospecting expedition to
point 10 behrlng Straits, the AsiAtc continent Known
East Cape has returned No gold could be found, but
the soil WA brilliant wth mica which accounts FOR the
marvellous reports, that had been pat In circulation
which caused the expedition.
me bark What Cheer brings dates from Japan 70 July
u The Japanese steamer, CardtnAraugh arrived nome
from 6aD Francisco, June rs, via Honolulu; all well
The American ship Forest Age, under charter BY the
British government, called for the Pctho July III.
Tho bark Pursuit sailed for Shanghae July IL
with full cargo Of and silks, valued at half mil
lion dollars, said 10 be the most valuable Cargo
shipped from KAnagawA
Portuguese shipof war had arrived at Kanagawa
with Commissioner on board, 70 effect treaty with
the Japanese government
Tho state Of the country was peaceful Tho commando
Of the CandemArrah bad made highly coiored report
his countrymeu Of the brilliant manner In which be IN
his crew we're entertained while In San Francisco.
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Asfxxsy-CAsToa In this city, 90 Tuesday, August
-, BY the Rev Joeepa IonRking, Mr.. WELLINGTON ARtK
NAN of Albany, 10 krs Rkcuf CAsToa, q Philadelphia
EilsoN--NYvxAs 10 this city on Thursday evening
September g. BY the Rev. James Nleu q, his residence
Mr.. JosrrH EIIIsos 70 hss N,Rr JAZZ Nsvsss, both
Of East Haddsm, Coun-
crArrrx-Trnrx On Wednesday evening, scpternber
H. by Rev. DR.. Cnapin Mr.. TnlxAs 4 W. eI-.pDry "a
Mia MANI ElxAmm Tssifx, al ~ this city.
Txr SrNTw-Cof rn>ssRGfx On Sunday evening, Sop
timber o. at the residence Of the brides father No -
Attorney street, By the Rev Leon stsrnberver Mr. IN
warn fsn Rrsy~, OF selma, Ala 70 MISS NAN daughter
OF 1srsn Collenber1er, Fro Of this city.
Selma papers ricaze copy,
3 IN roRr-wns in The city OF Brooklyn, on wcdpes
day evrpipg September L. by the Rev. Smith, Mr,
rrwAsr CHsr>cr In fon 70 Axs sAsH 3. wrss, all Of
Boookiyn
rsspiarsxp-Ho AT nh n@beck. on Thursday, sep
femtsr q, By The Raw @. Walsh Mr. fsAsK MAcDsAs.
rip Of Brocklyn, 70 Ns sARAa Hos., o. Rhinebeck.
Scotch papers please copy.
Ppcx-fsvrplta Al ncsbsg, l. + J, 90 Tuesday, sep
timber II At the Reformed Dutch church, By the Rev.
W. ". Balowsy, j. Mnsor pscx 70 AssA l. daughter Of
the late Edward Leverieh, Of Newtovnt
wyIsAa-woSsxr On Thursday, September 10, 81
The Church Of the Ascensiop By Rev. Or Morgan, W.
Prrco- psrisAs 70 ksuS AcersrA dsush'er o. ihe ate
Richard n. wotmsD, Esa, AZ Of THIS city.
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AexYssaS Harlem. 90 Wednesday, september r.
Nc. Joas Acnrnssy, in the seth gear Of bis age.
mn s,eet third door cas-, q rnrd svcnue ssfur
day morning, al tea oeices The nisnds q ihe iamly
are invited 70 attend without further notice The remains
htius~ou thursday noraipr, SEPTEMBER T., sorma
Hpsaprra, wife o. Julien l. Alien, aged 20 years.
invited 10 attend her funeral from Der s,e residence No
eIordon Terrace Twenty third street, on Saturday Ater.
200, ssn ssss,yp % Wednesday. september "a.
CssnIx of Chss sua Kate Aishorf, aged years .
me suaersi vi take place ron 10 % wesl Eleventh
street. this Urdsy) afternoon, 81 three ociocs. The
Trends q tbe fsnly are respectfully invited.
ss M r ,ssss asesssssss j. .0s
Tss ssssrs serTee. vi be held ,hssecous Reformed
nu,eh church o. The above place Rev. M Demsrcss
PASTOR o. Saturday morning, Al half past ton O'Clock
The frispds u the family are invited 70 ss,end.
cgoeHxaos All bis residence, IN Jersey City. on burs
dsy, september 10 NcoLAs CgctsxRos, hrmery u Ste
The friends or the family are invited 70 attend the IA
vsn church New porp, staten island without further
notice. Carriages will be 10 waiting a. Vanderbilt land
49, w on rssrsdsy srpss nbsr u. sss,a fov-a ~
SIS youngest daughter Of Henry and Jane nkls sssd
~. Tre,ss sSs seausu.ssces Of the nmliy are 70
stectfuly invited 10 siens the funeral "a saturday e.
rpoon At two ocnck from the residence Of bew AMER
"a ssss1-os wsdsssdsy evening, september H. n.s:a
esSssisr Of Mary add ;ersmish dey sgsd rear and
months .o..u. =,
The furersl vln take place this prisgl nerscsa, =
two o'clcsk, from As rhlrd svsnus. Friends ssd 20
qua ntances are invited 10 sttcad 60 .
fvopY-M Poughkeepse, 90 saturday. S~psenDe.
ANA sAEss the Beloved and only cnha % ioom~s ~
Aususta Il ivory aged years ssd 3 months
fvw- "a tbs cry on Tharydsy september II, Hrrl
yoosr, nfsp son o. water = 80 nsfgs" 'syos' Nse'
ncnths snd - days - -. :.
ne relatives ard frierds o. ihs family rs lnv'ei
atsud the funeral RON Ne res tepcs oi hs parents ~
a.. ~-.ntlesh ssYsst ms (rrdsy1 Afternoon. Al 90.
| o,elo~x rbe rrmslne vtr be tsker " Fast Chester
torssos AT sqw~t. cJca.. sa5de0 y. 20 Wefnesisg
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sspsemoer D s4sy 'Aar. NO ar W. Johnson. 10 hr
Kisc On Saturday. sept,pe., 49,, -
Jsccob Kng, of copsamgou gSsb az s's. w1,e
Hsr ftmAirs we're taco to Ocaviis
Kc,,o, -s s--s.. I sspp.rabs, Is nAas..rx
,nY dausntcr o. John aaa ma, Aaeag aged u years
and months :
The relatives and friends Of the family ana
nved 70 attent the funeral! from her ate resdence Ne
lo9 avenue A. q, one o'clocb.
law1 On thursday, september 10, sfte- lin,ssns
AI 70 nIo nuopA AVIS, 10 The o5th year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited 70 attend tie fanes from the resdeuce on x
e. : - ''"ss : hunt s4' Lorimer street, SrOosgs.
heow.s--on Thursday, September Is, Of paralysis
count native Of the parish Of Renzenve.
me relatives and friends OF the family and those Of hn
~ seha sowan respectfully invited to attend
VI irrm his late residence, 27p Eas. Twelfth stress
osnspu-on Tuesday, september H. at his resadeocs
for' 1N1aA SANDS, Esq IN the 6Sth year OF hs
The Stlyes Oad friends respectfully invited 10 A.
send tue rom bus late reside nee, Portchester thn
ssATrroK~ On Wednesday evening ssnsachsr 81
CnAvscnY, in Nt son OF warreH and Elizabeth Shst0 =
funra service, 'this friday afternoon three oc,o
a, II Lawrence veet Brooklyn Relatives An, frsr1
srrrs On Tuesday eyeaing, September N Al Tow
ship, AIbasJ couaiyr n Y, FxAsos srlss, axed g.
The funeral vii. take psss. this Frday) sfsorpooo a
two O'Clock, from his laS n sdence No 81 Johnnac-
st, ee., Brook The relatives nieuds ara tnvites
10 attend without further notice.
TRxkSUs in Bsooklyn, Thursday September L.
Il LIN n the beloved wife or NJ. John ffeanor ana
eldest danehter Of MI James Sullivan, Of wiloughbY
treet, aged "a yeAya
The fancsaE viii proceed from nv late ressdencs 81
y1mmit street on Saturday morning at ten O'Clock to
Psus church, Of Court snd Congress ssressS
where sIern mass viii BE- offered up for The reposs II
YER soul 1e friends o. me families respectfully IN
tcd TO attend.
TRsscHAaD. Suddenly, on Thursday. September L.
sIKxAnpss TexstsAao, Va t'ie 48th year Of bis age
Further notice Of the funcrss will be given 70 morrow
wAsHsURS liz this city, Tuesday evening Ssptesa.
,er ii, after finger ng illness svHHAs wAsasUss IN ~
list year Of bis ags.
His relatives and she ffends or the nrny AZ, rspr<-
uty invited 70 attend his funeral this (Frday) ornn9
eight O'Clock for, his late residence No is1 Primes
t.eet, corner OF Sullivan, without further Invitation HI
emalns will be taken 10 Dobb's Ferry foe taterrnsnS
srs leave Chambers street at cas- A NJ
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AfsAfy, Spt II, 1850.
Gov sfsue, Of Rhode Elsra. aSi stat. vita the Pro
,sifrcs Isbs infantry arrived bere 20 dsy. snd we're
received By The Albssy BTssss Cops They rere
escorted 10 Corr gross Hail. where they Be eater
ialued al 81 sssabt dsser given BY the uve,scs 1t
shch Gov ucrrss asd other distinguished guests vii
Be prtsfut.
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Ms Psrr n xocsr vssSos We are Informed that
Ma Aseins Patti has volunteered 70 sing 81 Mount ves
roa N saturday evening merit, for ths benefit Of g.
Mathews church she yin be assisted By Mr. Henry
saassrsoo, vbo 80 psr'o,n o. oos v osnbsss svsr.
etrvns grsna pans
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ranApuPus. s<ps 10, 1880.
Hoo Bsnsy ~ Fuller, Chairman Of the Union state
Executive COMMITTEE has called meeting a the com
mltce at Hssbcrr the 27'h INIT, fus The purpose
Of cempesrs The eicsors Ticket. ssd ssse,ias esad
date Tor Governor.
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The Nsw usmpshsYe D~mscsassc ssass
Co0vensfom.

Cosco~r, " n sept -, 1880
The Democratic State Convention assembled here to.
day strong Dr-rlss resolutions ~rr~ adopted, aitsr
which The Convention Domlnatej the following ticket -
Tor electors. berry r Rore. Of COMFORT; O. ". sss.
vens os Iseon,a: Thomas ". cunove Of Newport John
G. Sinclair. OF "a thsesem. cad WIN G Clarke.
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E,.,,ion az . railroad rrs.iasns

IyStsurac. Va sept 70. $3.50.
Robert T. oven ms 10 car elected r,esdeni Of the
virginia and Tennessee Psllro.a, 10 the pace Of ?
Ncnsnisi. resigned
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CONF iw,ioa Of the Germassown Cricket
Match


PElafrrns, sept ~, 1850
The crcket match between the American and nsish
elerens a. Germantown terminated this afternoon In q
victory for the Americans, with two wcksts 70 fall.
second isnipss-E English, 81; Americans 80 The bowl.
iue q Brett and Provost vss splendid The sed too
iresh for the display Of 6slding
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sowsherr Ocean steamer mevs.snts.
Nrv os1aAys, Sept 10, 1850
The steamer Bsnvii's sails Tor New York On the isth