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Smyrna times., 1855-09-19
Communications,
Correspondence Of the Smyrne Times
The Signs of the Times.
HAzLErTvILLE, sept. IL. 1s55.

ANAH1 ANiLbES oept. IL, 800.
Mr.. EDITOR Since we have had . prohib-
tory Law, have been carefully noticing it's
enect on community, and, doubtless, it has
brought about happy change. Where we
once could behold but riot aud drunkenness,
we now see sobriety and peace; men who be-
fore were seen lettering about grogperies now
stay at home and attend to their business
the money they formerly gave to the rumseller
now goes to feed and cothe their children
what was worse than wasted is now spent in
buying useful necessities for themselves and
families; and the best of all is, the rumseller
mas TO turn his attention to something besides
the turning Of splckets and handing out black
jugs.
our oIhcers seem determined to let nothing
pass their notice. There have been three ar
reS'Slor drunkenness already; in each of which
cases fines were imposed by ESQUIRE VosheII.
III 0eiault OF the payment Of fine, one of the
parties was committed to jail, pursuant to the
requirements of law. Judging fr m the vir,-
lance OF our officers and their readiness gene-
rally 10 do their duty, we presume the above
70 be 'he only cases in our midst. that have ro-
qulred the lnterpositon of the Prohibitorv Law
Ihls' Mr.. Editor, is doing well, when it is CON-
sldered that our village is disgraced with =
groggefy' where none need go empty away.
Some of our opponents at times br.,t o,,,
with the pltltnl cry, "llore drunkenness now
than evcr!' The tallacy of such asscr,ion- i.
pIall' aud can be proven by Observing and ro.
ierring to facts as they exist. So far 49, ,b;s
region is concerned, the charge is NOT only mn
lr"e' but lacks even the shadow of foundation
Notwithstanding the one hundred n..r rc,.nr.,,,
proiIt, 1t seems that the lew rnus.j,.rs l.t,
"reckoned without Their host ,I... ,l.o,.
counted upon riches being the reward of tbc;r
iaoors' was at vendue sometime sincc.
where the "crltter" " is kept for sale in = corn.
crlO' with the words, "grocerics sold here
painted on the logs. Having heard of Tho
" rum-crlb y before, was a little cau,;on. -
approaching it; but, coming sufficiently near
Ventared to peep in: Mr.. Proprietor had m
a very respectable looking white hat. and Look
ca 10 be quite good humor, but seemed to b,,o
nothing to do-his groceries, viz: rum aod
rot'gut whISkey-they being the chtnfari.c...
Judging from the peep got-wouIl not so.. ~
public day. In alludmg to the rum Or gr,-
Gerry crib' | would not say anything I.srcspcct.
lul OF It, for 1t is doubtless as rc,ppcrable a.
any runshoP nowadays. 1t might be proprr
TO remark that, although there were Il larrc
u'"oel oi persons present, and with the
' tempter IN their midst, not drunken man
was seen by me at the vendue.
The times are already changed for the bet.
er' and IN the same manner, great viii be the
'nange upon the first of November next. when
'ur law goes into full force. Then. he that
naketh his neighbor drunk shall be resnons;blo
FOREST.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

Yellow FEVER IN NORFOLK AND PoRrs
MouTH-Meeting for Relief of the Sufferers
town meeting was held OH Monday evenino
at the NJ. +. Church, in Smyrna, with view
OF raising means to aid the sufferers bv velIo,
fellow at Norfolk and Portsmouth. Geo. w
CummIns, Esq, was called to the Chair. and
Ayres Stockley, Esq, appointed Secretary.
Inc meeting, after few remarks by the Presi-
dent, was opened with prayer by the Rev. G..
w. Mclaughlin. Speeches were made BY G.
W. Cummins, Esq, Rev. w. C, Robinson and
Rev. NJ. Jerman. A committee of five WINS
then appointed to receive subscriptions. af,or
which, an addition of five ladies were made
thereto. Subscriptions were freely and liberal
ly made on the spot, and we have no doubt tbo,
by the time the committee shall have finished
their labors, which will be in few davs. thew
VIII be enabled to report large sum to donate
10 tIe sufferers of these infected cities.
All that can be done should be done for the
afflicted in such awful dispensations, and we
are happy to record this generous conduct on
the part Of our citizens. Disinterested rene.
Ious and humane acts are high encomiums
upon any community. 1t is to be hoped that
all . b. have not yet had an opportunity will
iree!y subscribe when waited upon by the CON-
mittee.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

" There were twenty three deaths at Nor.
lo'k on thursday, and about twenty on Friday,
uuu ooout ntteen a day at Portsmouth There
are many melancholy instances of death men.
toned, among them, Mr.. Baker, member elect
10 the Legislature. The northern physicians
were generally well worn out, and the dead
have multiplied so largely that it is impossible
to bury the corpses in graves, and thus of ne
cesslty trenches are dug, in which the bodies
are deposited, There is much want of provis.
ions, medlclnes, DC. All the newspapers have
been discontinued. Over $4,000 have been
subscribed IN Baltimore for the sufferers. and
$lo.OOO an New York. Mile. Rachel has DIV.
en- 500. s'-
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19
Correspondence Of the Smyrna Times.
Oh' Show us the Way to avoid these
PerniCiOus Shows,

MIR. EDIToR The frequent visits of Cir.
cusses to our town has become an absoI,,o
NUISANCE Always pernicious in their tcn,len.
cy' St'Il their visits, on rare occasions. miubt
Dc tolerated. The farmers could afford to L.,o
'hir hands drawn off, and the mechanics could
Afford to have their business intcrternd ,r,,l
ana thc order loving citizens might put up with
"'''"g the town turned d" tOpslturvy" once
every few years, for the sa ke of novelty hut
TO put us through the regular ordeal several
times IN one year, and twice IN one week. l..
"ilttie too much OF Gad thing" Clrcus.e.
and humbug shows of various kinds. bovo ho.
come quite IN atlIctIon Of late, and It 5 the
duty OF the citizens OF the town and it's v,c,r;-
w. 10 show these gentlemen that their djyjn.
'ereSted desire 10 anuse the people, is apprecl-
ated at its proper worth, and that bercatlor
'hey Will amuSe themselves by staying away
from such places.
A"eSe SHOWS are expensive without any
Oeheht Whatever; no man, or woman, or child.
Is better off morally, physically or lntclcctu-
any, Tor having visited them Their influence |
Is PerncIous on the schools, on business of
nearly all kinds, and detrimental TO the morals |
ol the community. Not only religious. but
decent people generally are getting to feel and
appreciate Shows at their true value, aud abstain
from visiting them. We hope, for the credit
0f our town, that It's citizens will keep away
from such places hereafter, and leave these
gentlemen to reap their fame and profit where
'nly we might nationally expect them to find
t-from the to~er order of the negro popula-
ION. ANTI-HUMBUG.
SmVrna Scnt I7th
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

The oRPHANs.-Notless than two hundred
children have ben made Orphans by the Y el-
low Fever IN Norfolk. A committee have left
baltImore to make arrangements to bring them
10 baltimore, to be quartered at the new House
oi kefuge' now in process of erection, and which
mas been prepared for their reception. The
Ladies OF thew various churches are MAKING nm
clothing to be sent down to them. The Chill.
dren will be purified and their old clothing
burned. s.. 'e
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

roliIics IN hANsAs.-A crisis is approach
ing IN Kansas. The regular correspondent Of
The St Louis Republican writes thus -" The
canvass from this time until election day will
Oe exciting. Almost every one expects a fig ht
ana many are preparing for it, The Free Soil
ers are talking loudly, and the Pro-Slavery
men are working silently"
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

V1~ DO you want Cheap Drugs! Buv of
Jane" +. Hoffecker, who sells at PhiladelHbi,
pli'eS' ru'ent Medicines twenty per cent
cheaper than can be had elsewhere. H.. e,ocl
OF goods is entirely new, and Consequent, h..
IoSt none OF It's virtue by lone standinn
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19
DAGUERREOTYPES-

'hE subscriber having located himself porma.
4 nently in the Odd Fellows HALL SMYRNA would
respectfully invite the La, les and Centlcmen Of the
'oWhand vicinity, TO give him a call
he keeps constantly on hand full assortment Of
material and persons desiring pictures may RELY upon
having them taken in the perfect style OF the art
lie VIII be ready al any time a!ler Monday next
sepiS-om ISAIAH EISENBREY
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

W John e., Chambers, of Berrytown, in
this county, died at Bowers Beach on Thurs.
DAY last. he has twice been representative
Ia the State Legislature, and was greatly es-
teemed as scitizen and gentleman.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

C2 MrF Samuel R. Nields. of Wilmington.
De.'' Is extensively manufacturing Land Plas.
ter which scoasidered an excellent iertIIi,4,
See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19
8. O. TYLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Smyrna, Del.

.ET Particular attention given to Conveyance
ing and Collecting.
OFFICE nearly opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
REFERENCES -. A. Alderdice, ESQ, Will
mlngton, Del; Hon. b. f. Thomas, Judoe of
the Supreme Judicial Court, and Hon. E'Iory
Wash6urn, Ex-Governor, Worcester, Mass:
lion. II. L. Dawes, District Attorney. North
Adams, Mass; Mcssrs. o. R. Potter q Co..
Ne" ~ York; o.L ShaNer, Esq, Wilmington,
~. - - Sep l9,'l5.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

accident Yesterday, about noon, Mr.. John
frlekest fell from the roof OF barn which Is
pelng erected upon the farm of Mr.. Jobn
George. Dear this town, and injured himself 80
severely fhat-the services of physician was
necessary. .s DR.. Daley has the case in charge
DIR. y belongs 70 Moorestown, N. j.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

iAIL cohs.---We were shown. a few days
~ , : s.a1k Of corn taken from the field Of Nj
James alexander, in Appoquiniminl; hundred
~ measnrlng thirteen and half feet n baigbs
1t was Of the common variety ana .au' NJ
the first Of June. 's' apoh'
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

CoURT.-Fhe Court of General Sessions and
jan Delivery will meet at Georgetown, Sussex
county, on Monday, the 2lst Of October; at
Dover, Kent county, on Monday. the 22d, and
at New Castle, on Monday, the 10Th of fNoveln-
her fsf
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

=, " tOR biOACiIlriS. Throat Disease. Hack .,
1o"en' ana me effects OF imprnden use Of AIrrc,rv
az m 'i' ~ or r"n discovered which has cllr, l.
ed siIrh cures 'is Carrie : SiG,iush MANURE
.'t"at distL'rH PiOiut'd by sailvaiIon IIackiu.r
1o'sn hf"''hai Anr 'Ion>, Ll,cr Disease Ncur1i
s!1 d'i" ialifi have all been ed and cured
"a i ""hufrinI MANNER by the great purifier OF The.
blood, tarirra Spanish Mixture ''
he case "i T. H. Ramsay alone should s:lis f. auv
WHO unnol' Gan on The Aeeat and procure ,.,u,.rl
60 flaming cures, Which wlI lslor.ud lon. '
See adj erlIsement.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

" Many of the Farmers are beginning to
seed their wheat. 1t is expected that large
Quantity will be sown. The dry weather, for
the last three or four weeks, has somewhat i'm.
Peded the preparation Of the ground for seeding.
The fodder is nearly all saved. for which
purpose better weather could not have been
desired
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

W In another column will be found the
advertisement Of Conway's superior Honey
soap and Chemical Olive Soap. We have re.
cel'ed samples of each. The Honey Soap is
superior article for diseases of the skin, chuD.
ped hands, &c. The chemical Olive Soao viii
remove paint, oil, &c, and is said to be % per
cent. cheaper than the common rosin soap for
all domestic purposes.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19
II ARHIE d

Ga the 9th inst, by Rev. p. Mansfield Mr.
JAMES CLorGH and Miss FRANCES ANN BRAN
BILE, both Of Maryland.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

Book SToRE-We wond direct tho ,ttcr.
ton OF our readers to the catalogue of books
In an advertisement of J. Eaton e. Son. They
are kept more with a view of supplying the
the public with good reading than as source
OF Proht-these books being sold at the same
prices (which they are offered in Phladelphia
establishments. There isno advantage in going
TO the city after books, when they can be had
as cheap at home
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

AN ATTORNEY AMONG Us.-B. O. TWIN
Esq, Attorney at Law, has taken an office in
Smyrna and' as will be seen by his card, offers
his professional services to this communitv.-
Mr.. Tyler comes to us well recommended. and
from his acquaintance with the Laws of Della
ware having been connected with John 4
Aiiderdlce' Esq, in Wilmington, since last
SPRING is doubtless prepared to counsel in aDv
and every case required.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19
House for Sale.

Co. M ILL 6e sold at private sale. a DWELL
kNiiif sttg ING HOUSE, stunt, on the corner
KMIIu ol Methodist street aud Paitersons Avenue,
- in The Town of SMYRNA ~ 0sffl . esllS ll
) For particulars apply 10 CHARLES, e. STEVENSON. ,
or JOSEPH c. GRIFFITH, Smyrna, DcI
septic, a5-u
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

AFFAIRS IN EuRorE.-The London Times
OF the evening Of the lst instant, received bv
the Ariel, gives the Russian occount of the bat
tie OF Traktlr, which is clear and concise.-
"ortschakoff acknowledges defeat, and attribu-
ties his losses to excess ofafdor in the right col
umn. He says: "The enemy having driven
back our attack, did not dare take the often
Slve' despite its numerical superiority" This
last assertion varies somewhat from the tonor
OF ten. Simpsons despatch, wherein it is stat
ed that the Allies he'd only $4,000 men enga-
ged' In letter from Paris, the correspondent
OF the London Times asserts that Austria shows
at last unequivocal signs of adhesion to the
active policy of the Allies.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19
10 those Interested in the School in
District No. s.

Your new School House is unfinished. and
cannot be occupied for a school The old
school house is sold and about being removed.
and the school is now suspended for want of a
place to hold the children. Many Of our cit-
zens IN the District have subscribed literally.
and then made liberal additions to their sub.
scriptlons. There is now needed, in addition
to what is already subscribed, about two hun
dred and fifty dollars. Shall we suffer this
house to remain unfinished, or will you como
up at once to the works The question is open
for your decision. = If you want the house fin
lshed, let US know it, by saying how much more
you are willing to give. Subscribe the money
and the house shall soon be ready. - -,
WIN, DENNEY, l@.'a s.
JOS. CARROw,
@.s& Hse JNo. M. DENNING.
Smyrna, Sept. Is, 1856. Comn,;t,ao
|. .s---l------ . a. ------Aa- es3 A
0S5- Tine total alcotton crop this wear Is esti.
mated at 2,S47,3 $3.50 bales.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

03- Canning Peaches has been call the po,
Tor the last two or three weeks among our
ladies' who are always vieing with each other
IN preparing rich rcpasts for the winter. Bv
such process, the rich, delicious, natural favor
of the peach can be enjoyed as well in winter
as IN simmer. Judging from demands upop
the timers and the abundance of fruit, most
every iami are amply supplied with the escu.
lent luscious and the whcrcwithal in which to
preserve the same
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

LOVERS OF FRAGRANT SEG.iRS and
a superior article OF fine Cnew ing TOBACCO.
can lind just the article they want at the bIu,r
Store OF JAMES p. HOFFECKER. IN Com.
merc'aI Row. The Segars are Of the r,ry b,>t
q""f"y, OF bo'h foreign and domestic make.
that can be had. All we ask Is, one trial and
we are sure that you Will be constantly giyln,r
them P@H. Don't forget, No. | Commere,aj
Row, Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

tS7- The Reporter gives, IN boastina man.
ner' an account of the breaking up of tenn
perance meeting in Dudley, England, by aset
Of drunken ruaians. The seats were broken
down, windows smashed. doors forced from, their
hinges, &c., &c. E
Now is it not singular that such lfwle,is acts
viii be eonntenanced by any portion Of our
American press?-and are they advocates of
law and morality! The purpose of the Re.
porter in giving the commenda6le acts of the
citizens of Dudley is to show that rum makes
them better citizens than they would be with
out 1t. In proof of this, the example above
we have known not only temperance meet
Ings, but religious meetings broken up. and
uod's house turned into place of carousal. bv
persons under the influence Of rum-tbis. ar
cording to the same reasoning, would make
such characters still better citizens. If we
had universal reign of rum, and every man
was allowed to sell it, drink it, and fight. and
destroy property, what an exalted comrouni,v
we would have
Such must be the Reporters idea of the
millennium!
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19
0, Reason, thou ART q ,reIyoI

A Word to the Country Trading co,o,o.,,,,,.,
"entIelheh-Io you that are located u,,G,,
the hills and in the dales of this roIJ, It'in tI'
State-as well as on the borders of ponn.,,I,'i
ma ana New Jersey-tO yon only few v,rd.
knowing, as we do, that with some of van
| IS generally The case. custom and habit Iccon.o
almost second nature. For instance let ,,,'.',,
Ouy all the goods his family Consumes at arv
c'ie loCdtloh' ana we have been credIbIv in
iCiil'eu " that Such has been the case with many
OF you for The last thirty years, and partcnI.rI,
81 III sections Ol country where coIupetiiio,.
The lie OF trade--was hardly known ia .x,s,.
anh our word Tor il, 1t is bat little he know,
ABOUT INC market price on the real va lue Of tI,.
5""ua; ana the man MhO follows I'D this pr,c-
ice Is, We say, behind the apc i'm wIirL l
lives WIN" "f
lh'sc are last times: this fact ounLt e. Lo
remembered. A man to buy goods cbrap. ,nn,,
go where competition Is known 10 havc 4 t..,
hoid ana when you are not cxactlv novtnt a..
to where the point lays, look to the ur,y.n,rnr.
and they viii tell you exactly, 80 far .t cI,.,,
I,''tS al" 'h"s are concerned. In lookIng ever
'ilr Pap,FS' east your eyes down the right La,d
SGe OF liie editorial columns, until YOU co,, r.,
H'h NiHN . advertisement. and after r,a,
i"S "is Iuea" "t Boots and Shoes, don't say he
Is huinbug, or that the goods are .o ,:b.,.,
tley cannot be good for anvthin,r. or ,nv .,,c,
III thIi9S; nut perfect the naltrr by ,rni,,,, ,,l
seeing for yourSclIes--there YOU will find s,r.,
i"Ir or five shoe stures all tnpr,bcr IN ,n'1
SQUARE, and each oae is trying to under-,clI rh.
"'hrr' anu i's Il natural consequence, they w,il
S'll goods al low Prtc"s--so much 50 thar arv
ono uhir+S he Is really acquainted w!lh tI,'.
market prices Of Boots ana Shoes. would i:r,.
y beIi"v" his oNn eyes, and al rc sam. ,.,..
drop tue old togy dca THAT nothing is o,,od nm.
less a high price is paid for it, ANA then we will
say 'hat you are on the right side of the onn..
tion tnIs tune. Call at fIANMEN'S Chna,
Shoe Store, sign OF the large black 1oor. N,,
III west Second street, Wilmington, Del.
Aug. %.
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

THE PEoPLE's DAILY is the title of new
penny paper, neutral in politics, about 20 be
started IN this city, by Messrs. A. Poulson &
20 The prospectus has already been issued
ne idea OF successful duly paper in Will
nlngton is somewhat new, but as there is moth.
ing new uuder the sun, we hope that the pa
per may not only succeed, but that the proprie-
tors may make 1t source of profit to the,nsel-
YES and usefulness to the public at large-Del.
Journal
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19

W For the last several days, and, in fact.
during the most of the present month. j; has
been oPpressIvely warm. Yesterday, and until
halt past ten o'clock last evening, the -her-
mometer stood at about 80 deg, when sudden
ly' the wind changed to a fierce Northeastern
bringing with it cOpious showers of rain. and
almost winter breezes. Yesterday the hghtest
garments seemed burden, while to day, thick
winter coats are hardly sufficient for comfort
Smyrna times., 1855-09-19
WIN. DENNEY,
JOS. CARROW.

mated at 2,S47, $3.50 bales. e'''-
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6orses, Carriages, &t.

EOR SAI4E-A DOCTORS PH4ETON, much
bslew ic y.rehe property ofs Physician removing from
TIE Ci'y-u fLANDRAU'S. No lS Elizsbeth.st.
HORSES for SALE-A pair Of light CAR
IL hlAoE HORSES, Is hands high, and s years old,
scurd, ktrd and gentle Also small iisbt CARRIAGE wi
shs's and pole, spd set Of double HARNESS VIII be
tcsesksrsr separately and At bsssin aepned fs imne
Is John-St
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1)iano- fortes an6 Alnsir.


4 NEW MUSICAL INSIKC MENT-The
IA ORGAN HARaOSIUM cor siring the 0srsson Dial.
clara Hauthoy Bourbon Principal Flute and Conper With
two bsnks Of R,ys made BY MAs0Hk HANLIS,h scEaov.
e1std By al be the best instrument
Chuyehes for tc Par Price go; ecu1. power aud
variety 200 Great Bargains in New
Had Model kolOdson< Keed-DTxsns vsh PIPES Double
Beck and Dozbe Reed French HsrEsncns Prince Cah N
Meodeo1s the extensive conas1ty on hand
b. ;. GORDJN, s7 Broadway,
spceesspr " Berry 0ssdoc.
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6ctels.
U,HE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, on the EU-

V,HE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, on the EU-
L ROPEAN PLAN Broadway, corner Of Hoasonst, New:
York on the same block with the Meropo ai Ho.el 81
Nib1s Garden This and large Hotel newl1 furnished
in hoop order with AL the coevenences Of the highest
priced offers 70 travellers and the pubic ncludrS .ui
lies unsurpassed mocaons lower rates th an can Be
efordsd By Any other cass hotel The prices Of ToJm
rspce from 50 DAY and 81 fT sngs MS
with many desirable SIS TO Sc per week paors aud
bedrooms together IS 25 per week The meals aI9 FUR
pi.hd in o new and spacious saloon the FIRST floor Broad
wy private the lowest price the MARKET ahords
and IN superior sys-the guests paying opS et Wa ,ey
oder SIDNEY horMAN
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S-rutr xarn marenss'

T AND-WAPRANT OFFICE. No - ~ "a!
IL Bew Yosx.-fte ttsr~ mart 80 sssssstS
fsr,rAss ty n ii Or ohersise soc rsesps .ass
L.ntWGrsoH peocur,s fes eoNiss
ssass Lao.. ss" saPa';Ts;fi !. COLEMAN, SASws"
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FIRE propf Safes, 6ealss, &e.

L. A l r B A
Il PLATFORM AND COUNTER sCALLIL. ..sss<
Al experience Of rssy thirty years has snAs go rss1
tureIs TO bring thess Scaes TO tho hight Of pef'S
ipITss f,'; sns s sf5 co{L SCALES wAEfaoV''
AND STORE sCALFS.
Upwsd Of ssyenty noelfestsnA ,,xy 10H
COrETTR SCALES. DRUGGISTS AND f'-
SCALES .urfaHf
posi- OFFICE BALANCES AND STANDARD "S''
Fa-RBAsKs 4 Go.
Nc. 1879 Boa1Sy,ysL
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$l5.O(W REWARD.-on II The 9. i7th !, q

W q
rrcd at the Oaee Ct ,be Exsrss Company In Du
buQe Iowa by eartm tom the United States 1aad 0s
said Boxes n 81 atvs at the Sub Teasery in Ne~YoIk
kurd to contain the i0 to the poand
ard pressed balls OF The size o lO t. the round amount
Of ia pounds In weh and IS pounds VI sheet lead The
boxes " white pine inch thick, dvys,aed be
about rs inches long 81 inches wide aud vt inches
deep essurtlneht The bottom OF Of the boxes
cf oet They strapped once around the middle
with inch hoop non IL claimed BY the Assistant Tessu
DRbaee that the boxes contained ecd
sneent Of Soo They NAKED with cards addressed
the assist Mt Tessurer g. NewYork" which cards
admitted BY the Deputy Assistant Treasurer to BE- genuine
Now therefore Tor the purpose of discovering where and
how tas Sud WAS mmed biip gug justice the
ts'ors thereof the Auercsn Express Company vii paw TO-
ee tor the recovery Of the money tbs. proportion for
part OF H. ard 81 900 for the arrest convc offend
er. and they viii pay hssry for iam.,lOn Iel.'e the
All Communications shoad BE- addressed to the subscribers
WILLS, BUrTERelELD Co, New.York
LIVINGSTON FARGO Co, BuHLo.
Prop,istoss ofthe American Express Company.
BuHA'o Oct s. iss&
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HOUSE WANTED.-ATv person having con-
vepien, threes HOUSE 70 LIT in ar7sp c,;
sDle neghb hood within short distance OF the City Hail. VIII
hear Of good by addressing line to o. D. p Tribune
Once.
WANTED-The UPPER PART, With FRONT
w or BACK EASEMENT, Of HOUSE for small A~eri.
can family Location he Of Bross aud no. above
23d 81, Kent must be moderate Address BROKER Of
II. johnson, No. 2ls Fulton.st., New-iort.