Smyrna times., 1868-06-17

7-3O's converted into 5-20's, at government raise
D 2O'>, 20's, l9Sl's and l0.40s bought and sold-
At the present high prices holders can realize a
handsome profit by selling out and renvesting il
Union Pacific and Central Railroad Bonds. thereby
gaining as good a security, at u much lower rate
s0hn McLaar Il Son, Bankers, COZ Market st.
WHOBTLEBERRIEs. The swamps in the low
er part of this county will yield 70 thousand
bushels Of berries this season; some estimate
them at fifty thousand bushels. These, if gath
cred and SHIPPED to New York, will help to re-
par the loss OF other CrOps.-.Susscr .JOurndL
BAPTISM Mr. Flippo, of the Baptist
Church, Dover, administered the rite of ban.
tlSm Immersion to three ladies in Shake
speare' mill pond Sunday afternoon. Six
persons were baptised by the same minister.
at the same place, Sunday two weeks. Large
audiences witnessed the solemn ceremony.
Pic NICs The pic mic season has commen-
ced vigorously. The Clayton Sunday School
held on in MIR Peter Wilson's wood in the
ALLEY, on Monday The Presbyterian Sun
day school held one at the same place yester-
day; the Seminary students will hold one there
on Friday, and the Methodist Sunday school
next Wednesday.
Buy your Clothing at Phillips e. FAIRIES. They
have the largest stock and selling cheaper than
any house in Smyrna.
The AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION- The
spring exhibition Of the New Castle County
Agricultural >oclety, will be held tomorrow,
at Wilmington 1t had to be POSTPONED
week on account of the weather.
Gold, Gold Coupons and Coupons due Jnlv 1st
bought. Drafts on New York and Phadelphia for
sale. Delaware State Bonds and Delaware r. r
Stock, for sale by John McI.ear g. Son, Bankers
COZ Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
A stalk of wheat, feet 8 inches high. also
a lot OF new potatoes, were left at the Middle
town IruhScrpt office last week, by Samuel
Townsend, Esq, both grown upon his farm
near RehOboth, Somerset co. Nd.
Remember Wyatt & CARROTS shirt manufac.
ture, when you want white shirts No 63l
Market Street, Wilmington Del [apI5.Iyl
good assortment of Fancy Cassimeres at Phil.
lips II FAIRIES. Til, very latest Styles and very
cheap.
DIRECTORS. The Board of Public Works.
at meeting at Annapolis on Monday. elected
Col. Samuel Hambleton, Col Edward Lovd
and w: G. Satterfeld, ESD, State Directors
of the Maryland and Delaware Railroad.
Friend, if you want to be rugged out in nice snit
of clothes you should go to Phillips & Faries', for
they are just the boys to SUIT you.
Families wishing to be supplied with Bread
from the wagon during the warm weather,
vii! please leave instructions at my Store, on
Commerce street. Settlement once a week.
Henry Bearne.
splendid assortment of Hats and Caps, at Phil
lips & FAIRIES. Cheaper than the cheapest.
The splendid large steamer Lady Of the
Lnke. late Of the Annamessic Line, is now in
Wilmington, being thoroughly over-hauled,
ready to take her place on the route between
Philadelphia and Cape May, for the summer.
Don't forget to w ite for Wyatt & Garrett's
Circular of Measurement, No. 62l Market St,
Wilmington, Del [apI5.Ivl
Trunks, Travelling Bags and Valises at Phillips
y FAIRIES, Commerce Street.
Efforts are being made to secure laborers to
renew the work upon the Md & Del. railroad.
French Coatings, of different shades, at Phillips
q FAIRIES. You had better 60 and buy pattern
and be in style.
GAs.-Gas is promised tomorrow night;
maybe tonight.