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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19
AND PERFMPTORY

A UCTION NOTICE-LARGE AND PEREMPT0RY
IA sale Of splendid rosewood and mahogany furniture
God pianoforc oil paintings lace cuans magnificent
Dresden china glasses, china ana ware
pets Ac-HENRY I. LEEDS, Auctoneer, will sell, this
day September ~ 01 O'Clock at residence NO 70 Wes
Twenty street. OF assignee all the splendid fur
niure as above consisting Of richly carved paror
sutes French satin bocatel Also suits In
and crimson plush silver plated Paran marble
ees 40 pa lors-Two solid rosewood furniture
pieces each one rosewood suit eight pieces In silk plush
made order rosewood Egyptian marble centre side and
sofa tables Italian marble top tables splendid lace
tps and cor nces very large plate glass pier mirror
bronze and slab 8 day ebony nad ock rich Ores
den and mapte ornaments &C arge spen
did Parap marble statueue of Queen Catherine exhibited
the Palace $3.50 with very fine oil paint
ings gold frames; solid reception chairs
English tapestry Brussels carpets soil osewood marble top
with plate glass doors and back do do etc
and ornaments Dining roomOne solid oak extension
table nlad table cutlery silver service rich china aud
dinner sets highly decorated; glass viz goblets,
tumbers wines Bohemian glass sets, decaners, &c also
dnngroom chairs SOFAS mahogany etegcres and service
Chambers marble top dressing bureaus do.
wAshsands to match do taNes rosewood Ezabehian
bedseads curled hair mattresses spring do paiasses
PILLOWS and holsters spreads blankets sofa beds and sofas
rocking chairs mahogany spring seat chairs seat do
gk frame oval mirrors ingram. hreepy and Brussels car
&c marble stand wood hall chairs
Panofore richly pearl nlad pianofote octave,
made by IT. Hartman and warranted for two In use
but short time; splendid instrument cost $400 fun guar
antee Catalogues morning Of sae sale peremtory rain or
shne. deposit required BY order of JOHN r BILBEY,
Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

TuoTNF n YRANKffy kNrffu~wFN @@kfE ~
III srifnf frevch n4NeNFa nfEwnaI 81 tslM -
saperios eiee- rtir wars satis Fusy Fseh 80 sas-
can cocsa taNa ve*rs tfFi e,sas waFs a. ~
Ao.. fhs Fli1sTi nnfuina a tWa ntsrA = hssAat
street CkaQgnet "a mosaag a. $50 o'se = Eass =
mcnta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

IrFnoIsrEny GooDs-
L Las 49, raaila sartelua winiow cornires
ga Nma wtFs@f 4smssk shade brssses
fmT Nmf whAW aftitafs tnr1s ard ise2efs
Vusus ams tsaas an tlnas a. trmfnax~
"~eu~ss ~~~ ~ a.ss-a. s-,~y IN
~. Ggrs rlsrss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

UCTIoE NoTICE.M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER- --
IA This day l0a O'Clock the auction rooms Centre
aree mortgage sale of household furniture removed FROM
Wooster street vzElegant rosewood parlor suite covered
brocse sofa bedsteads and mahog
table i6 feet long made by ers mahogany wasdr9bes
dressing washsands toilet SETS mahogany French
and bedseads best horse hair paiasses
beds bosers and pillows chamber cottage suites oak dining
mirrors carpets china cutlery crockery and glass
ware cooking stove kitchen utensils stair carpets rods
&c. &c Deposits required j. g. ASHLEY ESQ.,, attorney for
mortgAgee Office City Hall place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19
A UCrION NOrICR-H. WILSON, AUCTIONEER =


UcrIoN EorICE-H. WILSON, AUCrIoNEER
Large custom made rosewood and ma
orsss three magnificent psror furn
surs covered expensive desirable patterns Of
ss
mos ssSensss iad elegant cSinswsi. sss
Vases. rarsn ware bronze and ormou clocks &o &C. The
Trade Son.raiy called 70 he large and catalogue
Ions xc xc 70 be sod 81 pubic auction to the highest bid
der % c:sA on ne 10 a West , @ srss
Of the above Nv. dwelling houseule whole OF
about so ysras Of superior medal ion car
PETS three MAGNIFICENT solid suits covered msrooa
description Gothic and Turkish chairs In moane and
covered IN sod blue crimson and maroon satn large and
S seaa sd YIN e Asa s1
msres Fs s.psnsyey carved psr sofa ana SIDE
nsse "ps pl.s si.. DOOR. imPc expressly the
. s sorsss. day Ssenss sad o,%o
ave landscape. painted o'ds, France magniacsn Freoch
nss.s match q ~ tss. .3ssrs cos ssso heavy
.os s native land
grapes wsssr marine scrptursl pieces
~ry pleasing ssisssoa. superior ro.swood pisnotols f
rs % ss nss ~ % ns
.srumsnt rosewood piano stool. covered IN .sun with an
Ps:s, s.lpe, % god order sena sI.sa.Ion table
ss, & :. 10, s eh. e % mar so To-
so.evscs s.v. os.,s p,ancsore made BY 60, cheva;
sssI -. :; =, ruby and =, elias. ware
rich costly and dinner
tnch sAvers cake baskets casters coffee and tea
forks liquor stand superior table cutlery mar
BILE pitchers kc Costly solid rosewood aad mAhogauy
bedsteAAs ssuAry marble buresus wasestands and
match hair matrsasss from 10 80
p0unAs excellent condition feather beds,
bosrs and powa silk Asd satin bed spreads
Inca Ingram bedroom mirrors oOdn, toilet
Abea toilet sets ~ co<bs STAR carpets and rods
mahogany cushnned chairs rock SOFIA lounges couch
beaa hail sand and dining tables together whh large
and desirable Aseormeni " basement and Kitchen utensils
resrsersor &C &C. wit which the sale will commence The
GALE Of ke furniture rendered absolutely nscesAar
end viii positively TAKE piece whout regard we.'ner
wi strndance pack and ship the
going Of e city 81 reasonable charge DepostA
70 the sucDeer ~i be required from AL pur.
chaxe. FERNS cash and only money bAnkAbc In this city
vll he cd n payment OF bills
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$50 900 az .rcr,os y.5gsp ,.ss rsorEs
ai isuf ~ Ttrdsu . ~ too cotton mills
tsNef ana hnf cyHpee runnlne AMI capable Of
s4nFlng r.suras 81 cfiou per n village
aseinfa and lot In the best ocaon now
&EnN = bmsnsss. twNnfy " wroi land Al ~
fas fetAagus. 4 l. nod ell b. sid = tn highest bad
- k~nis uaeA n ssd village, % ~. ~ inst ~
eSses ~ b w .o1NLiIt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

T,rcrpsroy TO KEYPoRT, TOUCHING AT CLIFF
n wooc Grove The steamer Norw ak, Capt Geo. "a
rrsn leave New York from foot Of Robinson street.
On Monfsys Tuesdays Wednesday, Thursdays Fridays
sfpoci-ck A NJ. and saturdays Al O'Clock r n Return
ms leave Keypor 81 O'Clock y. M
sundays n Military companies picnic parties
make arrangements si reduced price. Fare 3 cents
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EDWARD SCHENCK AUCTIONEER LARGE COL.
IN off fclas oil tinrs SGHENGK

LDWAKD SCHENCk, AUCTIONEEE LARGE coz
~ lection Of first class oil paintings EDWARD SCHENCK
their saesroom 80 Nassau street. opposite the Post Office
beautiful collection of fine oil paintings nearly all of which
originals and have before been exhibited offered
for sale Among them will be found the Meeting of Jacob
Paul veronese; View near Florence by Geo l. Brown;
beautiful and attractive pictures by Greuze Huer Salvador
Rosa Brochard sorg Gudu Koqueplan OstAde Carlo Ma
ra,t Chaiet Cleanwork Ruyten, Bates Moreand, Mea-
daws Robert yefnet, Stewart Gilbert and many others
The paintings will be exhibition with full descriptive caa
logues at the salesroon Saturday the 10th .as and
nue until the day Of sale The above believed TO be of
the finest collections offered auction Every picture
viii be guaranteed be by the artist whose name attached
They all in elegant frames, and will positively be sold
without whatever The attention Of connosseus
Is respectfully invited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

A. -coar. a. PER TON, ORDERS or rrvE TORS
N.D and upwsrds ncs esceedmg twelve blocks eve
~ N A. A. ~ Red cr white ssh coal any sire Please give
sssv ssTlnas ~ CAL ~ wess Wssainstea R's Sav
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nv D. GD4fUN. AtfftNMNfMwf8NM HOUSE.
ID A fu8nNmaw eUsnnatFa.M CafpTl~ N&akEhs
49, esftsEs b8asseaam - etsafs ~ssf Afs A. -
49, 49, II - tat. nw& 80 fawns
nes&mmm ~ feFt sAe snAaan ~ Nwt hsN@thAa n'u
tare strfE tAa4 a~H 49, 49, - wAt seserA smts ~
Orr fsrs sfss nnt tfdsseaNs ma~Nmnf frentA 80
800. A. lFshTs tlrtessts maf@r 80 aFNssam
rssne mArts 80 sas - - Hru~-Fm 49, W
snS nefst ftFpss ofssk~ iwt& s~n Fsteu*pe ~ -
l.sss f~1s8 tsfs nuirruFa eva 49, maufe*sss ~
tNrr hedssefs eaat 81 reFfHs tNtttH twrnit~Fs az
A. Also a IT, 49, 4uaf@ NNM1NA tf~aHNHM ear*a
A. al.a sis e1uss Fn@Wwess sd maahexaMy fisna
fr,s. ~ o-tsf = a. sann.F&an s@ersrsmp@ry f.ln
"a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

GILBERT S. SAVAGE, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE AND
VI perempory sale this day, at l0s A. NJ. by BAGLEY
SAVAGE the salesroom 50 Cedar stock OF
groceries, upon which made-a prime
LOT of sugars white refined light brown and brown rasns
prunes maccaroni herrrgs, choice and black
coffee Java pockets; soap, family and fancy; brandy In
casks and demiohns champagne care port sherry
and Madeira Wines $50 segars various brands viii be
sold in country merchants city grocers hotel
ase oil eognac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

MORTGAGE sALE.-By 7. G. BULKLrY, AUCTION.
III eer-Ry order OF the mortgage Monday 22i Inst
NJ 10 o'clock * NJ at ~ Duane street, machnes turning
shrr engine boiler and heater brass cocks valves unions
nipples burhIngs elbows &c tees reducing sockets
Catalogues al oneer's Office ~ Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

UCTfON NOTICE THOMAS BELL. AUCT1oNEER.-
"A Nv BFfI BUSH Monday. al lels O'Clock, va sil
se the enre valuable furniture contained In he hree story
No 81 ueay street comprising all the arrange
nen< Of sen.eel family tapestry ingram and venetian
Yards 81 ocloth The furniture good order
~ bedrooms psrnrx halls basement and kichen. locking
glasses msnei ornaments choice plated and lass
abes plain aad dressing bureaus. and
Housekeeping ARTICLES generally Of which more par
description all appear the morning OF the sale ~
unnecessary have catalogues every article
w be Arranged " BE- By purchasers In time. sale
withou, reserve and depc.is required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

N ~ BELL BUSH This day al l0As O'clock IN our
VIII be sold variety az housshod furniture, Also
ne ssock dry goods 30 spool cotton
hles ~ boxes - boxes mAccsron
lot Il cohg Ae A large invoice OF watches aud jewel.
ri nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

II II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BY II. II. LEEDS 4
L. COFridAy Sept 10 at l2oco In front Of the Gales
room Is Nassau street, iron mare. 61 hands high
old stylish and free driver In single double
harness and Ii excellent saddle nare ot In three
minutes and warranted perfectly sound and kind
parcularis sold only for want OF als0 light trong
wagon nearly and In perfect order made by George
Wegspd Of Brooklyn also set OF silver plated harness.
good order VIII be sold together separate. TO suit pur
without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

~ 49,. !, ~ ~ .s l s .,,s on 81
49, a@mbs asrtlasn household furniture consisting %
naAorMny eosnrs tsi-esds beds and beddae
HaFNe ur peer ard side tables mahogany sofas
r~<lng thal carpets looking rla-ses
esd ptnrse rns, glass and crpckery
desirable useful aud Tor
lnsnl-~ hcusekeepnF Also cook stoves with
assarss ccurlsfe pAnofore and STOOL AMI -,'nu
- hfnarr tstF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

HAVANA sRaARs-ALL THE rAvoRrrE BRAHDe
Ill BY the hundred ,houssnd small lot Cabsnas Tisl
ros and rartgas 70 close consignment
y. r. ROGERS, iet Maiden lane second story
CIGARS SEVERAL INVOICES ARE BEING CLosF n
- out pay advances at loss OF from rs 10 Is per
the importers Cash advanced Of Havana Germ
"a domestic manufacture. o. CHEEKS. II Broadway.
CrGARs-sEyFRAL INVOICES ARE NOW BEING
- closed lose 81 10 y pericen 10 me I'M
rur,ers Cash purchasers invited 70 examine tash "a
's"ce' ~ S' t''o CHEEKS II Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

DAwNBROKERs sALE.-A NJ. CRTsTALAR, AUG
toneer . Bowery will SELL this day at 101a O'Clock,
large assortment 81 wonens wearing apparel consisting q
Six uelane dresses silk dress patterns.
nsnas coaks boots and shoes quilts and blankets beds
and pillows aud large lot Of other articles too
IN rueu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

HARDWARE, sHoyELs, CARyERs.-THIs DAY, lO,s
III o'clock, at 81 Dey street. corner Greenwich. long
handled shovels spades haches hardware carvers
liable knives fancy boxes looking glasses tobacco
shirt collars, brandy, gin, &c.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Aucuoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

COTTON soTIcE-yrRy ATTRACTIVE CoiiEc-
"A ton of furniture, &C VIII be sid BY T. MOkRkLi auc
this morning al Uh ococs BY cstalogne, At his
sAle~roums between fuon and Johu FAMILIES
teaef~ Ag st attend prumptly delay postpone
shat more general variety rarely offered Al
auction tnrvcT private sAel including besl velvet aud brus
s~s osrpens ngsh secretary beiwea sun. of enane ed
furniture WITH Aacy articles, Ornamental a. Examine
cAlAlnKNr q
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uFNRY b. HERTs, JR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IJFERY b. HERTS, JR., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III sale Of diamond jewelry gold watches &C. Friday
sept 49, = l0 O'Clock at the salesroom No 81 Pine street
comprising diamond sets rings breapins earrings &c gold
and silver watches hunting and open faced by sewe
johnson French Jurgensen and the other celebrated Makers
gold and fob chains seals keys rings earrings brace
let's breastpns sleeve buttons studs &c set with mosaic.
pearls AIDS, rubes &C.. being the entire
balance Of stock of large importing house and TO be sold
without for cash by order OF the assignee Also
trunk and carpet bags wearing apparel Sold pay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

TOHE L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIOHEER, WILL SELL.
81 this day, Hrdsyl, sept ~ at 100 o'clock at the sales
&c Nassau magnificent diamond aud gold jewery
watches &c cluster and single stone diamond earrings
rings pins brooches studs bracelets Ac In IL carat
gold ~ gold hunting and single watches
BY the celebrated makers do guard and foo chains
In the SITS les also large line Of fine gold jewelry
consisting Of brooches pins earrings finger rings lockets
charms studs sleeve buttons bracelets buttons &c &c
Every article reported the catalogue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

r ARoE AND PEREMPToRY sALE-OvER $4,000
IL worth q eabine, furni,are-wM WHITES auciioneer
authorized 10 sell Tuesday, Sept sd aud follow.
ting days. at i0ls O'Clock. at the extensive wsrerooms
l63 Chatham street the entire stock Of the above esab
lshment consisting Of every description 81 cabinet
furniture Including feather beds aud bedding, Need
hsm patent sofa The above stock well wouhy
attention Of furniture dealers well as families
mcncng housekeeping every lot will be sold without
the mornirg Of sale. The store let
lex~ for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19
Upward sCHENCK, .AUCTIONEER-GREAT SALE

EDWARD sCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE
IL Of elegant household furniture-EDWARD SCEENCK
co. will sell at auction Saturday, Goth inst at l0
O'Clock, at their salesroom. No IS Nassau street. magnd
cent assortment of household furniture consisting part
elegantly carved rosewood parlor suites In brocatel and
plush rosewood side and eegeres with marble
and plate glass backs DOORS book
side tables rosewood and mahogany sofas and recep
ton chairs also rosewood and mahogany solid oak and
enameled chamber suites with marble tops mahogany din
ing tables oak extension do oak hall chairs rosewood hat
stands, &c Also, magnificent French plate mante
and pier glasses in rich gilt tapestry velvet and Brus
sells carpets rugs marble clocks; bronze candeabras
&C. &C. hair mattresses silver plated cutlery &C. &c
Sale perenptory for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

uCTIOr NOTICE DAMAGED STEAM ENGINE
"A boiler, sbsiling gearing, Ac-Ior sale auction W
q ALBuRIUr surtoneer. vii sol. on Friday sept W
brooklyn acrouni OF HON may concern
eshs engine ipders boilers 1eef shAiins
ssArira, pulley xc. Sale positive Terms al sale
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uCTrOs NOrICF - nOokkf, AUCrIONEFR-By
N ho9Akf -esiurasy, rsft ~ - y ocoes q 40
rIrrA strwrt Nofh ~ s'u1N ~
vrtme ~ elkiin ~ a th4res Nayior from
NANNANfFI ftNtu Nousfahle
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AUCTION NOTICE -vr would GAIL THE AT.
N rnon - he public n she antion sac, h day a LEA.
clock spck a. rrs csbns ffnurc " scss@
rreds Co nscsiSsg lev door, sboys ths setropoA
sxn Iio,si T. q. tONgnrON, Ausuoneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19

unos WITCH, ArcrroSrrR-sr0Rr NO Ia SPRUCE
wress ehsrlfs sale ~ castings mounds engines
A. 30 tmiartsy rspL ~ l-ss 81 10 o'clcch A. nj No w
toiunnbus street rsssnr 81 large quantity Of cast xs
h. CRoMRrE. Deputy Sheriff
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SdYaNA PRICES CURRENT,
cosskerke ssxkslr EOS ran TlaIs.s..
SrRAYED

From the subscribers residence, three miles
below Dover, on the afternoon Of Tuesday, the
10Th of May, PAIR Of dun MULES. years
old. ,ach; well grown. Any person returning
sud Mules to me, OF giving information leading
10 their recovery, viii be literally rewarded. 4
JOSHUA d. WHARTON,
navel -3t. isost office 80 ocer, Del.
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m ARR led

On the 18th inst, by Rev. ,. 5, Willis, Mr..
MATTHEW. lIAzaL Jr.. TO Hiss Anna +. second
dseghter Of Jos. fieorge, Esq.s allaof Kent CO.,
Dcl- 4
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BUSINESS CARD
GEORGE w. cUMMINs.

OFFICE on Main street, first door above the
- e % Bank of Smyrna" 88
nEALs in all kinds of Grain and Seeds,
~ Stocks, Bills Of Exchange, Drafts, Checks,
and Specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood,
&C., &c. f8ltas70
Hi.i Vessels ply regularly between this, and
Philadelphia and New York, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates. ~ -
Smyrna, March II, lsJ6--ly. ss
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C;nrsyspoRo BAnK.-The Greensboro' Bank
,sayain gone Into operation. We learn from
she Dratan Jotrad thai. on Monday last,
s,encer Hitch, Esq, was reelected President
md q gretz, Esq, reelected Cashier.
AZ Vast numbers ofgrassaoypf<s nave sgaiF
saade tiseir appearance 10 Caiissfnh' aho =. v
r.aral Mil deyasiate the country to greater
ex,cnt than they did last gesS-
ny MI. w. q. Smith, lanti-hquer law has
s,..ra fe.eicctctl Mayer ef St. John, N. b by a
very ire ma iasty. The temperance party
s,..;.. very l,tle Opposition to his re-election.
o-5~ TIE Emps.ror Alexander H. will be
sx.,.s,,eJ Car of Russia at Moscow, on the 3lst
August. being ~ fete OF his Patron SAINT
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Steamboat Balloon,
WOOD-LEAVE for Sale.
A New Facility.

THOMAS ROACH, PuRcHAsrNo AGENT
in Philadelphia. Country residents aud Others
caa be supplied with every description of goods
without the expense of going to the city, al
lower rates than you could purchase it here
from the fact that buy from the Importers aud
Manufacturers at wholesale prices. Send on
pour orders, you may save from 20 to so pei
cent aud no time lost. -
Mechanics aud sbopkeepers, try this agency
you will save money. Direct all orders, with
money enclosed, TO THOMAS ROACH, at the
AdanIs Express Co.'S Office, No. ll6 Chestnut
street; or. ii you. please, TO the care Of the
Express Company, to be paid when filled. You
can~send by Express, by mail or friends.
f" RErAIfING.-- Watches. Jcwelry, Guns, Ma
chinery, &c, sent BY Express, will be attended
Ia.
COMMISSION ChAfGEs.-C nder 500, 5 pei
per celt.; over siH0, y per cent. 81 ~, -. :,
RErKRf;Sc Es--The ada,ns Empress Co., and
agents, NJ JOHN w Evans, Mr.. Levi q. Couch,
Mr. Edward McIaall, Del, Mr. VIM. Torbert
sr. Henry Bennett, Nd.
May II, SO 3t ~ ........
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iRdentured apprentices to the farming business,
named JAMES and SAMUEL WALTON,
<fwin brothers.) between the ages of 10 and
IL years Theyaie both very bright niuattoes
<quite similar in personal appearance). about j
"a in height; with straight, dark hair. and
are rather sprightly, speaking quickly when adj
dressed.
James wore. at thti time of leaving. pair Of
bIae drilling pants. blue striped shirt. gray vest
and cloth cap; h.ilso took with him pau
of gray cloth pants and brown muslin shirt.
SaInael wore a pair of light-cosored pants
brown muslin shirt, aud dark cap.
A ltberairewsrd viii be given for the appre
lens'ou Of said Boy%-they being returned, o.
lodged in jal so that get them again.
ISL JAMES s.. MOORE,
nay2i-3t Near Smyrna, Del
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no THE PlJHLlC.

rTHIE genuine IMMINENT Tor the Gu ~ Of
Il RHEUMATISM sPRAINS, STRAINS and
FROSTED FEET, pre- pared by the subscriber car
be fonad at the old established and cheap Family
Drug Store OF DAVID LOCKWOOD. who Is the sole
agent Tor the sale Of il in Smyrna. assi &. $50
ap2s-ff <, WILLIAM III. START.
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Positively The Last Notice.

ALI. persons indebted to JAS. L. BEWLEY,
on BOND, Note OF Hook Account, are hereby
not lied that, unless the same be paid to JoHS
III. BgwEry, 90 or heere the first day of June
next, shall be compelled to place them In the
hands OF an Officer for collection; therefore,
..zs.l : - Il las. L., BENTLEY
Smyrna. bel. Nav 81. 1856
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RANAWAY

From the subscriber, living at The Leip
Station, on. the Del Railroad, on Sunday niE
Eastern times., 1856-04-10
Just as we Supposed.

The editor of the New Haven Register has
been permitted 10 make the following extract
from letter received by a farmer in Connect
icut, from his son, who lives in Kansas. 1t
is dated Lawrence, March 1st, and no doubt
states facts as they are =
9" suppose you hear great deal in Con-
necticut about civil war;, and 'outrages' in
this Territory-not one-half of which is true,
and the other half will bear reducing greatly,
before you swallow it. 1t is rather rough
country TO begin in, and the people, perhaps,
somewhat different from those we meet at
home, in Connecticut-but | have experienced
nothing but kindness at their hands. There
are some bad fellows here, as there are every
where; but they are not all Missourlans, by a
long shot. The nouble has grown out of the
Abolitionists-I mean the political ones-who
thnl; they can bluster and brag here, as they
do in Massachusetts-and are doing the Terri
tory more harm than anybody else. The sto-
ries about its not being safe here for north
ern man, is all CANNON. Business is good,
and those who attend to it, can do well enough
here.'
Eastern times., 1856-04-10

the Southern States of this Union, better than
in any part Of the world, he would be the last
to set free those who can never be equals
among white people. He might make proVi-
sion for their gradual transportation to Lloe-
ria, but he would not turn them loose to the
injury of themselves and the white population.
From his farewell address, it appears that
Washington looked upon our government as
an experiment, but an experiment worth try
ing. He hardly anticipated that in 1856, the
government and legislature of mighty State
would assemble to listen to the reading of his
parting advice, so near the Spanish provinces,
on the Mississippi-that the national flag
would be decorated with thirty-one stars, and
the shores of the Pacific and the Gulf Of Mex
leo reverberate the sound of cannon fired in
honor of his birthday.
As we revere his memory, may we and our
children practice his virtues, and the Union
will be preserved.