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Nv Alexander Nott- AuCt'r.
DRY GOODS, &c.
~ ENy DKES So OODS

NEW KID GLOVES,
GENTS JOUviN Fills
beautiful assortment,
Of our own importation.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS,
In CASSIhERES and TWEEDs,
From the CreAshaw Mills.
All just received by
NH l-Bt SAINT, NJ PRICE n co
ceiling OFF AT COSf,
- AND WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
by ENTIRE STOCK
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
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STEAMBOATS,, SHIPPING, &c.

IE-9ss STEAM WEEKLY BEEU ZEN
I1i-E-'s-- ing and embarking passenger, At
QUEENSTOWN, NCeland.) The Liverpool. New
York and Philadelphia Steamship Company iu-
tend dis patchiug their full powered Clyde-b built
Iron Steams hips as follows:
EDINBURG, SATURDAY, 9Th March.
GLASGOW, SATURDAY, 18th March.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, SATURDAY ,23d March.
and every Saturday, at noen, from Pier II, North
River.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
First Cabin......S75 Steerage. ............S $50
Do. to London 80 Do. 10 London.... 80
Storage Return Tickets, good for six months, so.
Passengers forwarded 10 Paris, Havre, Hdm-
burg. Bremen. Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, at re-
ducei through fares.
~; Persons wishing 10 bring out their friends
can buy tickets here Ut the following rates, to
New YORK: From Liverpool 10 Queenstown. First
Cabin, s75, $50 and sos Storage from Liverpool
$40. From Queenstown $50.
These steamers have superior accommodations
| for passengers, aud carry experienced Surgeons
They are built in water-tig bt iron sections, and
have Patent Fire Anuihilatprs on board.
For further Information, apply in Liverpool to
! WILLIAM INMAN, Agent 90 Water street. IN
Glasgow to WIN. INMAN. st. Ennch square : in
! Queen town 70 G. < W. d. SEYMOUR 4 CO. in
London 10 EWES Z MACY, IL King william st =;
| in Paris 70 JULES DECOUE, 8 Place De la Bour5e;
! in Philadelphia TO JOHN g. DALE, log Walnut
| street. or at the ComnAnys offices.
JOHN q. DALE. Agent.
mh 1T Is Broadway, New York.
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lie ID hAAo' - ANCE, Con'r.
IIXECUTOR'S SALE OF yALUABLF

Il PRIVATE RESIDENCE on TIE " EST LIN h
OF 6TH, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
A. Inc reqqesf OF Mr "5ilam waller Fnlch"r
sell at public auction, the premises, on MON
DAY, the llth March, lsh1, at q O'Clock p. II
that very excellent and desirahly located Brick
DWELLING now n the occupancy of Mr.. Robert +.
Williams. The lot has Il front of 90 feet and a
depth OF 100 feet. The house has about ten rooms,
besides ample accommodations for servants.
TERHs.--0ne-third cash balance at l and 2
years, FOR negotiable notes. interest added, So
cured by trust deed. he taxes and insurance
for ls9I To he paid hy the purchaser.
fe2s GGDDIN & APPERS0N Auc;s
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4 COMMISSIONERS SIZE OF REAL ES

4 WWHIS~IVNERS' SALE OF REAL ES-
y TAfI, IN TIE TOWN ~ FULTON. NEAR
TO kkTTS.-As commissioners of The Circuit
Court Of Henric1, appointed by deer ee entered on
lst November, lS60, IN the case at EnrDughty aud
wife against Eergmau, &c, shall sell ut pub
lie auction; on the premises, on THURSDAY, 18th
the iir.t fair DAY, the REhL EsfATE located d% A.
aoore, Of which the late Fred. Bergman died
seized aud now occupied by his widow. There
are several beautiful building lots, and an excel
lent new Brick Tenement, used as store and
dwelling, and considered excellent stand for
business.
TEKaS.-Enough in cash to defray the expenses
Of sale aud costs Of suit: balance at Is aud II
mont rs, for negotiable notes interest added, salts
factoriy endorsed. aud title retained till the fur
ther order of the Court
H is Z 8 rh G:IiSSxoy, }com'r..
= mh JOHNSON II. SASD>.}
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-"'I'''T
WIRE And SIEVE FACTORY.--The un-
~ dersigned respectfully asks the attention of
merchants and the public generally TO his stock
lie manufactures ROLLING SCREEN WIRE, for
merchants mills FAN and STANDING SCREEN
WIFE. Also, RIDDLES and STEW ES OF all kinds:
BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS Plain
and Fancy WIRE WORK for doors, front win
dows, &c. Also, Corn, sand and Guano SCREENS.
NJ Prompt attention given to orders
q. w. JESSOP,
Pearl ST., below Cary, Richmond, Va.
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MY sCAVE>GER

fhe undersigned is now prepared to clean out
Water Closets sinks and 0ut- in the short
est notice in manner which will NOT be oiFeus We
to the premises on which ne may work Also
lime til EN-. His wagons constructed ~ to
be water and air-ught. His boxes can he found
at DUvAL " NoRToS's, corner nth and Main sts.
aud JOHNSTON MILLsPAUGU' :, on Main, between
nth and 18th streets. All orders left At the above
places, Will be promptly attended to.
fe l4-ts r. H. ALIEN
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LNCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLAR ID

II -
RICHMOND, JANUARY 18th, 1881.
The prOprietors of this ell-knowu and popular
establi5 hmept beg leave 10 return their heartfelt
thanks to their friends and the public generally,
for the liberal patronage they have at ali times
been favored with; and il affords them pleasure TO
announce That the recent changes, removals, and
q thorough renovainp Of the entire esta hli.hm.ni
makes It of the most pleasant and comfortable
Hotels tfor permanent bOarders, 5 well a. Tran
sisut eompaGy,l that can be enjoyed anywhere in
the country. 1t is due to the literally Of the
Stockholders Of the EXCHANGE to say that every
thing has been done which Gould add to its value
aud increase the comfort and Convenience OF Sc
guests.
Among the important changes and improvements
in Jde BALLARD HOUSE, they have added d well
arranged and convenient RESTAURANT, which
i open for the patronage OF the public. In
arran ging this part of their business, a ha uisome
room has been provided tor the ladies OF the Iio-
tel, with a private entrance from the paror door
Of the Ballard House.
In view Of the large expenditures, and renewe ed
energy, and strict attention their part they
hope to merit continuance of that patronage so
long enjoyed by them.
il lS-t- JOIN p. & THos. E. BALLARD
CfUTsoGOD HOUSE,
- RICHMOND, VA
Ths lew HOTEL, at the coraor Of MAIN and 9Th
streets, lust finished aud elegantly furnished, lie
now open for The accommodation Of guests.
The location il the best in the city, and every
effort will be made 20 please the patrons OF the
House.
! have secured the services Of Mr. #. W He's.
NIGER, late OF the Everett House. New York
no 5-ly JOSEPH II CRENSHAW.
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E.i FOX RENT.-The CENTRAL AGkiCULTU
RAJ SOCIETY wish - rent out the FAIR
GROU \ Dis tor one year, term Of years. resery-
ing the right to hold Fairs and Cattle shows. The
tenant will be allowed the of excellent
Brick House and the Saloons, with the privilege oi
cultivdting, a garden, ten OF land, and
nhing the Horse Track aad Stables for Tr"tting
Park, subject to such regulations the Execu-
tive Committee may prescribe, which will be made
known before renting.
The rent must be paid quarterly, and bond, with
good security, given for It. apply to
de 25-ts JAMES LYONS. Prps't
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o.. FOR RENT-A LODGING ROOM. Al
..1:::I ply to GlNTER, ALVEY ARENTS.

N. TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.
.3:.. The large TOBACCO FACTORY on Cary
street, between IA and 18th, with the vacant
lot adjoining, for rent By
de- Els KENT, PAINE i CO.
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MOTTO --CAptalns 81 Volunteer Compa MES
~ throughout the state respectfully in formed
that the Commissioners appointed hy law for the
purpose of obtaining Announcements, &c, have
made contracts for these items, aud as fast they
are delivered at this post they are issued imme-
diately according to priority o. date Of orders
CHARLES DIMM0Ck,
.t,m nd 70
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O. FOR RENT-The upper par, OF the HOUSE
Na!. over the store OF the subscriber, at present
- occupied by the Richmond Clue. Apply to
M sg--:s I Al,
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immense ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS READ


I'Ok ONLY A Mn THE YARD.
l. HANDS0MESPRlNG M0USELlN ES-Opening
his morning, another lot of those handsome
spring Mouselines, pretty patterns, only nine
pence the yard Call early, and select the pTet-
hest styles,
EZEkIEL's, IL Main ST., Mailerts old stand,
NH Next to WaIshs Shoe Store.
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s. AGKlCULTURAL FAIR GROUNDS

fTL FOR KESE-Two FRONT ROOMS over
E.i our store, suitable for office lodging rooms
Apply 10 i. BODEkER x co.
fa 81
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sT5N This beautiful MARkkf FARM. one mile
a=<s" from he city Of Richmond is still for rent
the person who rented Ii having failed to comply
with his contract X. Il. HAXALL,
fe i5-tS JAMES LYONS.
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.as ..-.-,rs.z7rt toR LIZ CIiBUKG AND

aeisS~-zyTTTTT7I. FOR LIZ <CEsBURG AND
BUCHANAN-l'o leave WEDNES-
DAY-FULL OR NOT FULL-Tnc
Canal Boat TEMP EST, Capt. A. y. Johnson, will
leave as above. For freight, apply to Captain, at
GOx's Shed, or to Gmh 3-3tI A = LEE
.e3s.--,yTTT77Ti FOR LYNCHBURt-roIea leave
sss.tSss.-.t.s.s--[+2 T II RsDAY ENENING.-The
Canal Boat ELLEN SCOTT will
leave as above. For freight, appIyto
NH at GUY j. COX, Agents,
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'i ia y ALFRED MOSES, 80 Main street.
DHY GOODS ~ nsngCtn rKilh 30

hRY GOODS AZ REDUCED PRitE>.--
- DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRlCES.-fo bs
prepared ia the best manner possible tor Whatever
uisy be the result Of the present political excite
ment, offer our anttre stock OF Goods sc
duced price-. The stock Is large and better than
II has ever been before at this season. (8rpals,
Cl0aks, Dress Silks, PopiiDs, Rpps, MeFIapes,
HOuseiaines, servants Clothing OF all kinds
short every variety OF Dry Goods, a. very reduced
prices. our customers may expect barRAins ia
eyery style of Goods, ~ they must be sold before
the close of the season.
Ia q
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u LUNUbK, NJ Z. UOLUHNII ), To brUad 81,
who is selling off At cvst.--25 pieces 40 iuch vide
Bleache ed Cotton at i2ke.; 80 pieces III do do, IL
good article, at Ice. 251 dotted Embroidered HIS
st l@tC.; Hoop skirts, Corscts: Black silks. fara-
tans, Is cts; Irish hncns; HdkfS.; EmbrodericS;
Cambria aud Swiss EdgiRg. and InScrtipgs; any
quantity OF Dress Trimmings, ut half the usual
cost; White Flauu"ls Hosiery Gauntlets tho
best quality Kid thieves, Ma cts. II i~iu the INTER-
est Of every body To call aud make their purchases
rs these sacrifces will be offered Gully rnr "a few
days lonRet. Come one and come all before (, ID
too late, at E. GoLDSMiT'S,
NH l76 Broad street
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As am anxious 10 close up my present business
by the Isl Of April, | viii. from this day, offer
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I MseKTTtssII TO LADIES s11, GESILE-

NVuSf BE SOLD ms WEEk-ChEAP
vi CARPETiNG, ONLY - Crs.-Mast be sold
of this week. about 500 yards pretty style Carpet
Tor only 90 cents per yard, Al
EZEkIELS, IL Main ST.,
fs2s Maiiert's old stand.
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Richmond. eth Feb. 1881

All who want CHEAP GOODS, will call. ex-
anime, and see for themselves, Al 70 Nam It.
IHllN 1
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10

Ahe GoVernment continues to charter all the
spare vessels it can find in the market. The
mammoth clipper ship Great RepSbIie has been
eagsgsd on terms not yet made public She
VIII be fitted up with sta lis to transport horses,
lad with accommodations for at least ore thou
sand troops
DR.. Russell, in his last letter TO the London
Times, euioglses the army of the Potomac, and
says mat 1t will soon justify the expecta hons
entertained of il. He treats the Hstteras in.
let affair ss important.
soldier at Paducah, who bad been paid of
and squandered bis money, nailed board to
les' and ehaiked on it in large letters
There was time when men without brains
died' but now they 60 to war
Geo. James Shields has declined The appoint.
ment OF Brgadler- General, be having removed
from California 10 Smalua, in Mexico, to re-.
c'ut his falling health.
pontoou bridge has been constructed bv
NE United States troops across the river at
PSduCah. KY.
The srteSan well at FoTt McHenry is said
TO Sas success, the Workmeu having struck
4 Veu OF good water, at depth tuus huadred
ana icrty-IwO feet, in bed of gravel.
Tent Canvas is in such gres, demand since
the commencement OF the war, that The price is
aid 20 havs been advanced over one hundred
per ceut.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
Nj ISCELLAN NEOUS.
Timid Conservatism,

There is an element in every community
that stands rresolute in every crisis. 1t is not
feared, because il claims to be conserva tive, but
il is, wlthal, mlschieVOus, because Of It's inert.
ness and lukcw irtnnesS. II has been Esid-by
Prentice, we believe-tha, there are some nen
so conservative that had t6ey been entrusted
by the Almighty with the work of crsatiou,
thev would have snpinely folded their arms in
the fear of Insulting chaos An UVerwsening
desire to accomplish nolhiAg but peTfecti1a Of
good, defeats altogether iis objects and proGu.
ccs u directly Opposite coaclusicn, which the
''master!y inactivity" of their patience lays
open for defeat
"The call for volunteers" wss pronounced
in their qu1rers the euly soseTvStve method
OF preserving the G0yor2Eent. though tern.
BILE remedy. But the SQUAD Of the tocsin and
the double quick " wss too barsh and inpct-
uous an action for theiF conception. and tAn.
ing back within ths 4l.s,uis Of An uam1uly
weakness we hear thsn dep'oting an inva.
SON" and wh'mPering over the pollution Of
sacred soil"
Such men comprise srifcon 9,ituleA, nom
cnmmittal committees Of public safety, lristlng
all 10 Providence, forgetting that Providence
aide ONLY those who ends:vnr 10 aid themselves,
and whi!s,-nd .fierently vewiuw the repeated
indignties to tha old and honosed ia sg lock
asklnce and vita ,RisgVngs st the uHiform OF
tie soldier. Thrust into the great thorough
fGIei OF the WOrid--Comlag up FROM the qOtei
waYsldes OF lIfe-tley ave lost iii the view pf
quick, stirring events, anu slanG in gaping
wonder at The tide Of human progress. In the
consequent bewideEmcnt, theTe is no roOu for
a due appreciation of the msgniluds and awful
spoQsiblities of the crisis, unG when the
persuasive delu4jOn of peace--sn inglofious
one though it may become. t6 their Tsscua,
thew are Iured from the path Of duty. MaRv
are induced to fellow in their footsteps, v he, II
cautioned in advance. might be kept in the
right road. Let Us with suSa hold counsel
Ii is enough to say that peace, except that
wrought by the power and might If the sword,
is now not only impraCiicah'e, but Impossible.
There are 10 honorable terms upon which it
can be brought about, except ss the result Of
an overwhelming victory. To be persuaded Of
this, we NAV but turn tc ihe Southern press,
which is the flir exponent O. Southern sentj-
ment, and it comes teeming, 6uTthened with
avowals that no compromise would, for no
ment, be entertained; that they will not, even
for a moment. By the NEST humlling conee.-
sious. BY yielding to them ali they nave sought.
whether right whether wron!, Consider ary
other alternative or any other terms oF peace.
save that which results trO n the fortunes Of
battle. What, then, i. left OF the ptetenslons
of peace psttyi What have they 20 bUild
hope upon. much less 10 establish roligle.l
organization! Il is slltNnspaTent humbug; the
"baseless fabric" Of ademAgosue's visionary
hopes Baltimore Patriot.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
A CA r D..

take this method Of informing my frien and the
pnb" generally that, owing the unsettled stale Of
-" country al this time, lind that naresGIIy compes
mr ''chaEge my Way in doing business IN they sell
IT "'ihdelihla almost eIcuslVey for cash. and if
m " glven, II - very short, cerscquerty, have
d"lcrnined to commence the CASH system from
IN 'HJ' which Will enable me 10 sell Gucds Of ai
k1c' AZ very low Prcos-hopng by street attt non 10
4%e. Come and examine my stock and will con-.
nee that 1t will be to your interest to hny for
gtsl JOHN ~ Rr(ViEV
SmyTah Sept. 18Th I6
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
MARRIED,

On the lst day OF October, at the residence
Ct MIS-. Enoch Fleming, by Rev. J. B. Aysn,
Nr. EPhraIm G. Stoops, Of Kent CO Md, to
Miss Mary Dsskyns, Of Thourafare Neck,
Rsnt CO., Del.
In NJ. Clements church Philadelphia Satur-
day. 2eth inst. by the Rev. Henry 8. Spack.
Msn, James w. Clayton. snd Mary, only
daughter OF the late DIR. A. A. Evans.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
DIED.,

On Saturday, the 18th inst, at The residence
Of he mother. AEs. Sarah Cats, HENRY, son
OF the late Col. sam'l Cats, in the 2Ist ysar
Of his sge.
In West Dover hundred, on Wednesdsy
SsPt. 25th, Mrs. Sally Ann, wife If Thomas j.
MARVEL, aged SO years
Suddenly, in AppOs uinimiak Hd, on the
29th uIt., Hss. CsthsTIne Scott, wife of Taos
scott County Trsasurer.) in the 6OIh year OF
her age.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
Machines.

: The subscriber notifies the citizens At Smv,.
nt and VICINITY that he has taken the Mschin.
Shop formerly occupied by John II. Bowman.
DEC where be VIII baVe this Fall Horsepawers
and Hand CornsheiIers. put up 10 lhs most sub.
siantial manner, and wsrranied. All kinds A
Machinery repaired. WM BOWMAN.
Septsmbsr yIh, 1851.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
Land! Land! Land!

9EcSSs No Isa Farm Of 200 Acres on the Levels
gEii: Appoqunimlnk Hundred. New Castle co.; in
s;5nL "A high state Of cultivation; buildings good
~ well ventilated &c
No. Is farm Of 200 Acres adjoining the first men
'"ned' also IN high state of cultivation; buildings
g'ou' apple and Peach Orchard on each farm
These farms IRE very eligrbly sItuaIcd near n. AZ
rect line OF travel to Philadelphi wlhin short dis
"a lre OF the thriving town of MddleIown O, oCIbe
nest gram mlrkeis IN the State They possess eli the
advantages that can be found for country residence
l!A<J EDW ARD VII SON
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
DRAINING TILE.

fresh supply Of stoIzenberg's EGG SOLE TILE
just received.
Tins pattern being so much superior to apv other
no {" IN uSe' that many farmers Who have used the :
or horse shoe Tile are taking them up snd snsritI
tI the Egg Sole Tile. EDWIN WIIMER
Aug. l2tb, 6I.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
g Cents Reward

Runaway from the premises ofthe subscriber
on The l0th inst. boy named David e. Dona.
le. an indentured apprentice to The farming
business, aged between II and IS yenEs.
The above reward will be pa I'd for hia aryes,
snd return TO the subscriber. and all persons
are forbid trusting, haboring or employing sa id
boy, as intend to execute the law against anv
one 50 doing WM. J. BLACKiSTON
SPrsance's Neck. Sept. 18th, 1851.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
Farmers. Look ONT

All persons interested in the use of the fol.
lowing articles are requested to examine INV
stock, consisting Of very superior
Grain Cradles, Wheat Rakes.
Revolving Rskes, Hand Rskes. Barley Forks.
Cultivators. Flows. lIarrows Ground Rollc,1
&c. JOuN MIIIAuySv
N. B--Agent for Kitby's AMERICAN HAR.
yEsrER' MAENEy's REAPISG MAoHINs and
THRAsHIEo MACHINE, PELroN's TRIppLE. GyAR,
HoRsEPowER, Hand Cornshellers, Power shel.
lers, &c. ivA
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
Agricultural ymD,cmcu,x

WheOt Fans Cutting Boxes. CornshoIIers M.
scoops FloTs-Surnce and Sub-soll, Horse.IIoss
Weeders. etc. for sale by
Feb 2Sth, I6 EDWIN WuM MP0
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
SCHOOL WANTEn.

The tuhScrlbeE wishes To obtain school in tLe
Country He can awe reference in Dover, Camden
ahd Mltl0Td. Address. stating particulars,
Il. \. ERAISER
sep5 No, as South 81 st third slnrvl PhiIodo
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
Wesleyan Female College.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

The next session of this institution will he.
gin on Monday, September 3D., aud continue
ten months. For further particulars, address,
y1l3m JOHN WILSON, Presdcnt
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
TAILO RING .

The undersigned takes this method of announcing
to the citizens Of Smyrna and tho surrounding country
that he has ced the above named business on
Main ST.. under the Ollire of the SMYRNA TINES and
rs he understands the French and American Fashions
perfectly. he naiters himself that he will be able 10
please all who will honor him with a call.
3J- Cutting done in the most fashionable style
iy25-3m JAMES FINN
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
Cal at y. ~. Be'Uley's
BOOTS AND SHOES.

The subscriber is now opening al hs Store on Com.
me'ce street, smyrna. very large and we'll selected
stHh OF BOOTS and SHOES. Which we're bought for
r'sh al greatly reduced prices. in order Int the
usn"S They consist IN part OF Ladies superior Black
LtTtHR t'EliP's. with heels ron IS cents 10 81 25
- par Ladies Lace Boots from 60 cents To 81 per
par; Mems Calf Boots quilted bottoms from IS 10
~ } Mems Long Boots from 81 IS to - 50 Misses
and hdrSns Shoes from I24 els " so cis Call and
examine tor yourselves and you will find the cheapest
aud Dest selected stock Vi Boots and Shoes ever nere
Uttered IA lhis market. Call soon, and you will find
u on land, ready and willing to sell YOU gent lar.
puIus
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
ORIGINAL. AMONIATED
SUpeV-PhOkphate OfLime

Ground Bores Bones SuWcd Fine, Bone Dust. war
Iahed pure, and tree from MIXTURE of charcoal marie
lime " plaster. Manufactured and for sale nv
ROGERS 4 GEST,
scPh-4t No. 1873 Market street Philad'a
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
Removal.
FOR SAAE OR RENT.

In "Sandt0wn," Mingtsn. n Brick Dwelling.
suitable for IaNorn with Cellar, rooms and passage
on the FIRST floor, ~ the next and in the GaTret
also SInrehouse and Stable. Good waler. Will be
sold or exchanged lor land IA vessel.
JACOB A. BULLEN.
aug92 Pm MillmgtOn, Md
Smyrna times., 1861-10-10
New Work Surface & SmbsOi

FLOWS utung Boxes, Dirt Scrapes Pans sc.
For sale by EDWIN WILMER,
AMg. l2Ih. Gl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-25
Missouri State Convention

JEFFERSON CRY, July % The convention
passed resolution this morning, by a vote Of 6,
TO ~, declaring the office Of President held b,
General sterling Price at the last session Of III,
convention, rs vacant General Robert wiIson
the former Vice President, was unanimousl,
elected president He Is a staunch Union man
motion was made TO declare the Office Of
doorkeePer vacant, al the present incumbent wa,
elected as Union man but has since been editing
a secession paper.
Uriel Wright made a secession speecb. de-
nouncing the ADM Illustration as revolutionary
desperate, and usurping unwarrantabIe powers
and denounclng the Union leaders al st Loui,
and the state. The matter was referred 20 a com.
mittee Of three
committee Of seven-one from each Congress.
sion distTict-was elected, whose duty IL is 10 re-
port to the convention what action they deem II
advisable to take in the present dislocsted condI
hon OF state. The following gentlemen were
elected, all being Union men, from the seven
congressional districts - Messrs Broadbead
Henderson, w. p. Hall, w. Douglas, Hendricks
and Bogy.
AT the afternoon session ,ex-Gov Stewart offered
the following resolution
heS0tred, That In the opinion Of the conyen
non, the executive Of the State has e1patriated
himself.
He spoke in favor Of the convention going "a
work to NIL the vacancy. The subject was re.
TERED 10 a committee Of seven.