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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05
ADVERTISEMENTS RGyRwsB EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.

LBERT n. NICOLAy. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
q sale OF valuable New York and Williamsburg real
stAA.-AIoeit d. Nicolay viii sell Sih)u, reserve on
Veanss6sy April s II o'clock hs Merchsns Exchange
ID close an Interest,"
House and lot No $50 Grand street, four housss and
West Threb street. Tenth avsna aud lots
10 1865 And ITO East Thirty second street, ope 10. on I5th
6eot near avenue A; one lot on Seseth
hve houses and lots on Twenty eighth str Ninth
avenue.
Tnree tousss and lots Noa H. 10 and Is Lafayette place.
cuth Fourth street, one lot Fourth street, sixth
frsct house and lot of Third Frat Streets
oar os on koHth Fifth street, lots
noun fh street. with house Aud sabe house and OF IN
division avenue and Fifth street, lot 1854 South First
troe houses and lots Nos 80 81 Ith Fourth
Two corner Of South Fourth and f streets I'd
|on1ng tho Odeon. All Of the property will
highest bidder without close n,eres, and
ets unusual Inducements to cap s and others that
|learous q making probable well "a permanent invest
|nen1. 1he terms Will bs liberal and the es unquesi0ns
Pc For more full description Of the sac and itaographis
maps, apply 70 ALBERT -. NlCOLAY,
AuctIoneer. No, sread street.
la UCTIoN NOlICR-PEREMPrORY aALK OF CABINET
IA and eLsmeled furpore wood pspofores French
plate mirrors. oil psintings, DC JOHN F. RUSSELL. Auc
RUSSELL DAY IS Eassa1 street. near Fulton thu ts.iur
~ morni At loh o'clock, large collection Of SUPERIOR
4Dnes furniture comprising rich rose wood parer suts
es scf beds and mahog hedsesds marble TOP
Inc pam dressing bureaus wsrdrObes washssnds, pure
ovn Americsn hair mAtrss;es soa chairs, ers several
om6 Also one Superior pfanoora cost ~ o.
panoorte adys secretary bureau.
q oe norgaeee Goods packed and shipped
modefAe charge. Goods remain tree Of storage till
The first Of May.
IA UC1ION NOTICE-SPRING FURNITURS SALES
|Al RUSSELL DAY Aucuoneers IS Nassau street. two
oors below Futon respectfully oec their services 10 parties
|AbinofmAknrS, &C. Charge moderate
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WILLIAM IRVING, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w fuyniture.Wiliarc Irving Co. will sail aucioa on
SSs.ussy Apri, q loh O'Clock at the saesrocms No
mahogany sofas and chairs In hsr coh; wood ana
hosany centre ard pier tables card tables psr
case framed avng window curtains desks IRON bed
har mattresses BLANKETS dining acd Kitchen farniure
Also, the balance Of the furniture from the Delaney House
and three ply carpets window curtains 6rocas casns OF
various sizes patterns enamslod cottage suit marble
rosewood revolving chairs OAK chairs toilet Ais,
to advsI egan wood glace bookcase
hues eegeres oak extension dining table, elegant
sdehosrd match rosewood spnrg chrs In silk brocael
ard delAine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05

CTEAM POWER LOFTS WELL LIGHTED, TWELVE
- windows on each with steady steam, TO let Apply at
JOHN KEENEDYs steam mapte works, Thirty fifth street,
Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05

VALUABLE ESTATE AT AUUTION.-THE CELEBaA
ted Ames paper MILL at Springfield, Mass WITH alb four
land adjoining H. which brick store and store
house and TIRES dwelling houses. Also ABOUT
six dwelling houses barn and other outbu dings Tbs
bouses win be sold together separately purchasers
cesire Also dwelling house aDd hat OF land
Cherry lane Aso the dwelling house butt BY John Ames
lower water shops, the paper m sd
he IN market and their occupation VIII tend increase
tie value ri real estate In the vicinity The sale viii take
o ut the the Wednesday April 30
oc OK p M Terms ment 10 cant 10 80
10 cent in six months with good security The balance 70
be secured by morEsge payable 10 two and years.
AT such sho, time as may suit the purchaser For fur
tber particulars inquire OF A. Chapman ESD Springfield.
OLIVER AMES 4 0ONS.
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C1EAM POWER To LET "a BRICK Two STORY
- bnl<st leD feet b. g. at Eizs hs.hp m NJ Apply
70 bAI. ss7 broscwsy, or To o. koLSiOS. ElLsabelh
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UC1ION NOTICE.-sPRING FURNITURS SALES
Al RUSSELL DAY, Aucuoneers IS Nassau street. two
below Fulton respectfully odec their
bout declining housek eDng removing well OF
IAbnoamAkerS &C. Charge moderate
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RIO LETT SMALL, GrNfeEL FAnII.Y A sUIri
IL TOUR rooras, lighted with trlr story Passes
SION inme<ise and farnitur- for sac desired.
at ~ Sixth d tew doors fcon atty street
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M 8. YELLOR. AUCIIONFRK-BY HOUaHTON 4
". MELLOR This day. SATURDAY, at 10Y O'Clock, at
nnie Rosewood paLoorte pier glass carpet. Ac, being
the entire furniture conared In the soove Seven
octave FOOD pancorte made by Reid, New York
ss25 French plate pier glass slab and brackets oval mirrors
pantnss co0red rosewood parlor suit
three ply ingram and stair crpes oicloths rich
ed and enameed marble top cha nber suit S6O with
wardrobe TO match; hair mattresses paAsses
hosspy French ad Gothic bedseads marble
washstards tables, painted mahogany csne
chairs and rocfers aso china vases Gothic
oher mantel orgaments crockery china glass ware AZ
psed forkf and cry together With
large cook stove, ard kitchen urnit with which the
viii commence. Catalogues On the msrnng Of sale.
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A CONTINUATION OF MoRTG ACRE SALE OF ELs-
"A CANT household furpiture.-Ths day Saturday, 10Y
O'Clock rs Frank IN street. OF Broad al the far
ture that fret GLASS private house. consisting part Of
two elaborate carved rosewood parlor CUTS rich
satin brocade coed three ply AID ingram carpets
rosewood centre side sofa marble tops bod
and mahogany Fizabehsn bedsteads pure hair Mattresses
paasees rosewood marble bureaus and
ceres front and back ARo c paintings large Gilt
French plate mirrors oliver plate ware cutlery, DO Aso
one coetly rosewood piano Deposit required
JAMES Ii. WATTS. Attornay for Mortsn1eA
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no LIT OR LEASE, FUkFIsHKD-rO A RksPoN.
shle party for oneEeAk0ya6nger private residence,
ia Broosl,n pleasantly suAed vel furnished, In perfect
osder, WITH al modern hnprovencnts within ten min
wak Of Wall sou Hamilton ferries and block
OF court street 10 Fulton ferry Address with parucu
lAga, Japas, box I02 Hereld Office,
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A UCT1oN NOTICE.. BoGART, AUCTroNaEa, BY
"A Bogart hi day. at 10 O'Clock, a. the auction
lot Of chairs tables and furniture Also constabe's sss
. lot oibuter, honey, fresh meats: &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05

ITO LET-THE sIoRs ARD BAsEMsNr NO 62a SIXTH
evshoe between Thrift sixth and thirty sevend rrees
N desired, De hted up fsr bakery Pnsssssim nme
o'sslJ fos sale No s22 Sixth aveoue nios above
street = " = "
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"a s. MELLOR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALs
w SIS 0A worth Of ready made eotang
,ngs furnishing goods DO. oy HoUGHroN hELLOR.
AP a. iGM DC ocs q oS Futon street nss
worthy The civ and country trade as he whoe win po.
only Consists in part viz Spring and winter paaot sacks,
fancy silk and satin evening vests veve casbmsre heavy
quilting MArsonlea VAeEca aud cashmerette
skin fancy French and plain cashmere pants bsck ovs
brown and dana dress aud fck business DO OF
description cloths cassmeres and vespgs bous) especially
for custom trade With an endess variety of tai ors trim
OF sewing sk ao Is couaers with drawer. large
coat $780, rich gas chandelier DESK chairs Is
trunks racks &c cash deposit viii be required from all
purchasers unkn the 1neer s. order OF W.
L. PRCCH, Receiver.
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EURklsHED ROUSE TO LET, IN BROOKLYN
WihiD few iButes We OF the South ferry. the
iane iron, ho%so ~ Ne No m GS %
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~ @. HORTON, AUCTI0NEER SbLESRO0N 81 CE-
" dar street will sell at auction "wednesday, April
furniture In house IS vspdsm street. consisting of
parlor, chamber ard kitchen furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05

WEST CHAINS MANUFACTURED From COMPOST
ton and rod warranted not 70 change
color and win wear The solid gold. They
ranted a. the money returned. Pces %
10 NJ only L. and j. JAC0BN manu-
aotuI ing jewellers, 4G Broadway.
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DART OF A house TO LRT.-THR OWNER OF
large house bis family three persons and ser
yan would let to small family the sec I'D story consisting
genteel rejehborhood; all the modern q
Pcssesson immediately Rent $685. Apply al 1873 West Thir
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TENANTS REGISTER,

C17 BROAbWAY.- TO LET, TAR LARGE AND
c1 splerdn store 3H broadway. corner Of Leoasra
street formerly occupied by HI ehcock Also
on ne same premises Offices Of Ill sizes aud pces 70 Is.
Apply. sfler 10 O'Clock A. M 10 ALKX,R o. LAWKHs0E,
the pI emisea.
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CHORES AND DWELLINGS TO LET IN BROOKLYN
fhe two new four story brick stores and weings, Nos
dwelling will be rented separate; the dwelling part has
rooms, calculated for large family boarding
heuse. Apply TO j. d. COCKS, 14O Atlantic street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05

DY JOSEPH HICKMAN, AUCrIoNRER. MONDAY,
ID April L at Ii O'Clock, A. M at o. Poplar, rear Co
lumba street. tnear the Fulton Ferry BROOKLYN. Psrlo
amber and kitchen furniture, tapestry Brusse ingram
carpets; sperdh ov. mirror maborsny sofas chairs side
and tables crockery gess M paintings gas
Ac Alec, splendid rosewood ano, ocsves Lghte
4 Nauf akara Caia At Tia
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24
Teachers association.
DIsTRIor No. A, NEAR SMYRNA, D
r.. s.e aHa Sept. 18th, 1856.

Mr.. EditOr:-I am glad to see that the sub.
ject of u &" Teachers Associs tion is Attracting
the attention of some of my fellow teachers,
but aIn sorry TO see that SO few of them seem
inclined to give any Expression of their views.
| want every teacher in the county to make a
public declaration OF his feelings on the subject,
through the columns of the Times, or some
other pa per friendly to the cause Of education /;
or fthere are any who do not desire TO adopt
this plan, they can forward me a note contain
Ing their names and their views with regard
TO the matter IN question. fshould prefer, how
ever, to have them communicate through the
press. There are none of our county papers
but would willingly publish any communication
on the subject, and hope they will all give
this call a notice, So that none shall be igno-
rant of its having been made. Irepeat that we
want all to speak out. Several teachers can
sign the same communication. Please publish
in the Times. You need not write whole
column, nor a half.one, nor a quarter, on the
subject; the principal object, at present, is to
get the yeas and nays, and these can be given
in line or two. Nevertheless, any who feel
disposed TO propose any definite plan of action,
will perhaps further the cause by doing so.-
One of the objects OF the Association is TO bring
the teachers from different parts of the county
tOBetnefs pfOtnott uCttou uHiOuS
them, TO make themmore generally acquainted
with each other and with their respective modes
of teaching, TO secure a greater degree of uni
formlty in the systems of government and in-
structIon to advocate the introduction ola nni-
form class and character of books, to elevate
thestandard OF popular intellectual attainments,
and promote the cause of education generally,
and foster better feeling on the subjectamone
the peo le OF the county. That we need some.
thing of this character few will deny. and d
those more immediately interested viii mol
start the bali some one must do it for them. -
Henceathe present step offs your humble cores
posdent. 3ns Respectfully. yours, ,'tal az"
JNO. d. Cooi,ER.
sdl s9na .topl saa-ls~. agpIls g1sW sW
q or The Neis York Rephbscans have po.ai
mated John a" King Tor Governor, and Henry
r.. SeIden for Lieutetsnt Governor; The tfirs
formerly Wing, the lalter u Democrat.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24

W The Rev. Mr.. Mute, an Abolltlonist In
Kansas, writes a dolorous letter to his friends
IN Massachusetts, in which this paragraph &C.
ours:
we are having war in earnest-fOur fights
within the last five days, III all of which The
free State men were the assa ilants aud the VIC
tors; four lives lost on our side and cis hl or
ten badly wounded
THE WORLDS NURsERY.-The spoil, child
rem Ofthe present age rarely turn out the gt,at
men ofth next.
r. or The three great erss of mans existence
Cupid .Cupdty!! Stupidity "A Mrorg-
minded Women.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24

The AGRICULTURAL ExHIBIrIoN.-We are
;neormed that the Committee of Arrangements
have selected DIR. Jumps lot, back of the State
House, for the exhibition grounds OF the Society
on the lst and ID days of next month.
The Committee are making every arrange
,oeut for an exhibition superior to any that has
heretofore been held in the country.
We learn from the Reporter that General
Tlghman, of Maryland, has consented to ad-
dress the Society, on Thursday, (Oct. 2d') the
s,eoud day of the Exhibition.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24

THE BANIsHEO Sow, by Mrs. FTentz. T B.
Peterson, lO2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. has
in press, and will publish on the 27ih inst this
novel by the popular and lamentented aatho-
ress, Caroline Lee Hentz. 1t well be complete
in one large duodecimo, neatly bound in cloth,
for l,25, or in two volumes. psper covers, for
81. Copies of either edition will be. sent to
any part of the country, free of postage, on re
mitting the above named price ''.."e.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24

GoOEY's MAeAzfSE, for October, is very
excellent number lp point of contents and em.
bellishnents. Itspatterns and designsfor femi-
nine work are extensive and useful, and there
lis an iufihity Of information, which our wives
and sisters want, ana have arrived at 4 point
when they cannot do without it. Cooley is as
much aDecessity lorsa welfedocated lady and
industrious housewife as a dusl.psu or scrub
brush; bis dominion ia over the most extensive
class Of subjects ever dreamed Of and il wields
bis influence like yirtuous and good mopafch
as he is.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24

/ ILLINOIS AND KxSsAs.--A petition is circu-
latihg in illinois, calling on the Governor OF
that State to convene the Legislature in extra
session, to take such action as may be necessa.
~ for the, protection of the Illinois emigrants
in Kansas. 'rr'f"" to- '.'..' y ."''"ia'
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24
YMYRNA PKICEN CURkENT.
CoRREcrLD WEEKLY FOR EnE TlMKs.
EarIy TO Bed and Early (.

RISE makes a man healthy, wealthy and wse-Th.
is an old adage and a good The habit of earl,
rising surely brings health and length Of days The
former is proved by experience and The alIer by CAL
cuIation The person that rises instead Of clock
in the morning for forty years. adds nearly three years
and half his life Wisdom says rise early and we
have good for saying that length Of days is in
her right hand Many admire the beauties Of va
rOus paintings from frsclass artists but The ono
that rises at dawn Of day this OIhe Iear
and puts ralr of 81 so boots, pair Oi o r
so or IS cent Shoes and looks the East the rs
ing Of the sun, will behold scene there Of Nature
that no painter describe. At this time OF the year
The early riser and enjoys the lovely part Of
the day. No doubt some will argue thus, by rising
early will wear out more shoe leather and thus sub
ject themselves to more expense; IN Ihis perhaps,
there truth than poetry, although ladies should
bear in mind at Flanigens Cheap Shoe Sure IN Second
street. Wilmington, Del lady gel goo shoes for
only so cents pair, and some at low price as 31R
cts. pair and gentlemen here can ge. respectable
looking boot, long gged, for only 81 SO per ar and
mems shoes from so 70 IS cts. and 81 yaF-a good
article After getting Boots and Shoes thus cheap,
there is but little need 10 mpIaIn of shoe eaer be-
ing expensive, SO much to prevent one from
rising early. Atths time of the year have many
different kinds Of Boots and Shoes which Is bad
keep until next year. The interest Of The mOney aud
the deportation Of those goods Tell had better
sell them for cost than keep them therefore We
shall let them slide whether make on them or not
t... .'..i G. FLANIGEN.
.uOO
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24
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AGRICULTuRAL,-The annual exhibition OF
the New Castle County Agricultural Society
will be held on Tuesday Sept, Both, and on the
following days, "Wednesday Oci. lst aud Thurs
day Oc;. ID. Tuesday not being intended as
day Of exhibition but merely for the perfectng
Of arrangements, reception ofmachinery, goods.
etc. The society this year intend holding their
exhibition on the new grounds at the corner OF
6tn street and the Kings Road every effort is
being made to have this years Fair excel any
of It's predecessors, A large and handsome
frame building with gravel rOofis being erected
and exhibitors of fine goods have every assu-
rance Of their articles being securely protected
from the weather. ~. ia 4. III .....ti
A track a quarter of a mile in extent has
been. prepared aud trials of speed will take
place daily under the supervision OF the. Com
mittee OF Arrangements. Many fine horses
have alIeady been entered. ..t
Excursion tickets good during the Fair, will
be issued by the Railroad Company, from Phils.
deIphia and return ut the low rate of so cents
each. Goods will be forwarded at one half the
usual rates: ........
Evan Ainscow will run his line of stages from
the City Hall to the Fair Grounds at short in
tervals during the day. .......t
II is hoped that every one in New Castle
County will contribute some articles and be
! present at the Show. ..[
The Society this year have provided iudnce
ments TO make the exhibition an attractive on,
and il remaips TO be seen whether the citizen
OF Wilmington aud its vicinity will reward thei
efforts. For list OF premiums see large bills.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24

AUSTRALIA. Labor Is so sea rec in Australia
that the British government has granted funds
to the Emigration Commissioners to assist per-
sons of both sexes in Great Britain and ireland
to emigrate at the cheapest rates. .,.-.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24

ATTEMPTED RoBBERy.--About o'clock last
night. a daring attempt was made TO rob The
.c,o,bing store Of s. c. Eaton. "A man had sue
ceeded IN prying open the back cellar-do'or, and
was preparing ~ snleFryben he was discover
I'D by MIR. Benz. Lattomus. aclerk Employed 10
,he ssore. who had been awskeued by the toise.
NJ, 4. Immediately got a pistol and fred az the
fellow. ba, failed To- strike him, The rogue
decamped in a hurry. q sg7pAns5 = 4 ,a',l %
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24

o. The Americans Of Little Creek Hundred
held a meeting at Leipsic, on Saturday the Goth
inst. for the purpose of nominating candidates
for Inspector and Assessor. The meeting was or
ganized by appointing VIM. Keith, chairman,
and Thos. S. Harper, Secretary. On motion
of Chas. Marian, Miles T, Short, for Assessor,
and Abraham Moore, Jr., for Inspector, were
nominated by acclamation.
o. The Americans met at the hotel of t.
L. Cahoon, in this town, on Saturday last, for
the purpose Of nominating candidates for To-
spector and Assessor for Duck Greek Hundred
On motion, John S. Bell was called to the chair
and DR.. E. d. Daley appointed Secretary. The
following persons were unanimously nominated
For Inspector, Jemes H. Pratt; for Assess r
James Guesstord. Il il ,a.t...x. ...' "...
o. The Assessor and Inspectors election
viii be held on Tuesday, Oct. 7th, the poll
to open between eleven and twelve O'Clock
and close at six in the evening. -" p. -.
GA number of political meetings are ia
king place at the school-houses, cross roads
and hotels in the country. Several poll-raii
ings have also occurred. Both parties are ma
king every exertion. ......... =.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24

FIREs.--The barn OF Sherrck Y. Shallcross,
near Odessa, was struck by lightning about 2
o'clock on Saturday morning, and with nearly
whole crop of wheat (about nineteen hundred
bushels) besides hay and one stack of oats Ia
number Of other stacks were saved only by
much exeriion) were burned. The barn was
new building and large, Ito feet long,
Other buildings Of minor ImportRnee. took fire
from this and were also burned. j9el .ase.sn1
The barn of Col. Joshua Clayton was srucl
by lightning abouttbes same time, aud with it's
oontents was burned. Mr.. Clayton's property
being seventeen or eighteen miles distant,
partleularsare not known TO us = tsasetie.' s'l
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24

1@AscrHsR BAax BURsED.- We learn that the
barn belonging to Mr.. John Chambers, 10 Mil
Greek Hundred, was burned 10 the ground on
Friday night Last, The whole Of, MIR. C., ,screps
in The barn were consumed also. The b6re
was caused by small coIored boy, who was
playing with matches IN the barn during. the
eveuing.--I6.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24

OF The last steamer from Europe reports a
heavy decline in breadstOffs. The prices 10
grain have, consequently, fallen considerably.
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24
IZCu.sT,,ss,rmer nm ron Tur pAnAm. M,sa,cng


: sCHAsrisEmrxr FOR THE PANAMA MAssAcRE.
Commissioner Corwine,. who was sent out to
Investigate The complicily ofthe authorities ip
the Parama massacre ofApril last, has made a
voIuminons report 10 Secretary Marcy he
sfates, that theriot was .co,nmenced by a color
ed native, who fled pistol at an American
passengek who was Intoxicated. The sobse-
fqdent attack upohsthe Railroad Depot, and The
firing upon the passengers, was in pursuance
of plan deliberately formed in advance, in
(which the Wuthorities of Panama were actively
concsrned-the police being parties to the
4 Plfnet rand thetIt aisPdtsIwith ths passdnget
was merely seized upon as pretext for com
mencing, the assault. He -states-alsO- that the
military apthorities Of Panama failed utterly in
lhelr daty-~that they conhived at the at;ackio Of
lhe- -poliee-and. .moh--upon- the statioa-house--
and were themselves, to. very great extent
responsible for the massacre. As the concu
] so of the whole matter, Mr.. Corwine reports
b that the Government of New Granada is utter
s y unable to maintain law and order, and in
: competent TO the protection of passengers ant
!, property crossing the Isthmus: He refers to
n variety of incidents within the lastfew years /
r, sustain this position, and recommends the imme
e date occupation of the Isthmus, from Ocean I
Ocean, by the United States, as abSolutel
, necessary for the purpose of securing safet
and tranquility to the transit, unless New Gr'
. NADIA, after the, proper representations sha
:" have been made, and the necessary demaT
= made upon her, in pursuance of treaty stip
- latiens. can satisfy us as to her ability and il
'e clination to afford the proper protection al
~ " make speedy and ample attonement for Il
= wrongs inflicted upon our countrymen by d
people and officials oft State of Panuma
Smyrna times., 1856-09-24
P 0LIT &c A L.

DEMOCRATIC TIcKET.-The Democratic Con-
Vention, which met at Doyerspn Tharsdsy!ast
nominal ted the following tissetf: 10
tssnGtor. .-ThOs,5. Moore,of Mnrderkah Hd
IS Representatises.
Geo. w. Cummins, Duck Creek Hundred.
Jas. Williams, Little Creek q
John B. Pennington, Dover !"
Joseph Moore,
VIM. Meredith, Murderkiln
John Booth ,a,.ass..a Mispillion as.aiae'szas1a
Bethuel Watson, Milford
sAerFe7JoFh'n Green sfPssk ctesFfFiiI ]
cOrddaeerLEAd. Ii Reed 6f Marderkilnl l'fHidd" Fl"
~,-..-->Lepy~ Court c commissioners: ners--|'~-@---
VIM. ii. Holding, Duck Greek Hundred
John c Pennewill, Dover 900
VIM. G. Brown, Murderkln
| Ambrose Broadway,
Lewellep Tharp, ,MisPillioqt,n y"
=