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Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Correspondence Of Tie Smyrna Tame.
A Good Movement

MIR. EDIToR:-With the approach of win,a,
evenings, 1t is pleasant 10 behold in our voun,
men disposition to avail themselves Of tbf
advantages they bring for mental culture-in.
'eHectual improvement. The winters have Ton
Ions oeen merely "lOafng," smoking nd store.
lounglng seasons with them; and they hav.
learn, determined to move for the inauqu,..
Glon OF better times in the town of Smvrn, hv
the organization Of DEBATING SocIErv. ,bat
tney may not only pass time pleasantly but bro.
H'aOIy' This movement is certainly pood
one, and ought to be successful 1t would mn,
only benefit the young men, by the cultivation
OF the klndlIer feelings of friendship, the clio.
WALTON OF the morals and intellect. and Tho
hxlng OF studiOus habits, but il wonlI a..
uou"u 70 'he Oeneht OF community, who would
Iniy appreciate such an institution-if il bo
'o"nued on lasting, enduring principles. and
properly conducted,-a real credit TO the tow,
But the Debating Society need not be con.
hned exclusively to the yOung men-we bova
mlddle-aged and even oM men amop,, ,,- ,,i
might well take an active part in it,-for cit is
never too late TO do good" The aged mo,ron
upon seeing her apparently dull, stupid bus.
Osnd' polished up by the " brushes " of dabo,o
oecome quick in thought and fluent in con...
Sot'on' would rejoice, happily rejoice in b., d.
ginning years. aud there would be Iipht around
Tue ola hearthstone hitherto unknown. mskioo
g'ad the hearts of the children. |
Inc advantages accruing to young men wbo '
Oecome active members Of a Debsting Socio,, c
" strikes me, are very palpabIe, and need ~,
"ofd OF comment, at least from the w,;,o.
In entering upon life, as it were. they Ionrn >.
Te@d' think and speak; they acquire a d,soos; :
no" 70 'nVeSt'gate-a habit of explaining: their
ie"'a' 'aeuI'ies are developed converse. u
o'o"a' powers Improved, and they are rendered.
1T company for the Intelligent. Young ladios III
'oO' would be pleased v ih the visit. If snc,6C o!
0na lheir " proposals would meet with an en-. su
PhatIc-dnSWrr! But there NAV no M r,ao So
-''' 'ofher enumerating the benefits
'nu pleasures that might spring Up in our midst ~ "
~ '"e legitimate fruit OF Debating Society.
i'1' US '..s ..a institution" and the GJture M
VA . 'e'' a Iaie worthy to be told" suggest
IN early meeting Of those willing to unite in D.
he movement a.
YouNc Nvcu.v,o III
Smyrna, Nov. 9th.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Correspondence oC Me Smyrna Times.
bribery. The Seed and the Frnit

Ala. EDITOR-Dear Sir In my last l4,,o,
proposed to show in this remedy for briberv
but have concluded to defer that until nv next
and will offer in this few remarks on ,h,. c,,,a
mencement of bribery, its first fruits, and ,ho
present foil crop, with some Of the evils rosn,,
ing therefrom.
Some twenty or thirty years ago. or .bon,
my first acquaintance with politics in n .mn,'
way. found that it was then customary 10 n,
the taxes of some who were too imurovidon, :.
do it themselves; but this was generally for
H'en WHO wished tO-EOie the ticket of the par,v
they bad always g6tet with aud j, was then
considered to be simply enabling man 10 vote
his sentiments. But politicians. who are gen.
orally vide awake, concluded that persons wLo
had SO lit:le regard for the elective franchise
not 10 provide seventy or eighty cents to INV
his tax, had very little sentiment in the maIt.r
and would tor irlfe more vote The npoos,,.,
ticket They, therefore, commenced fa,.l,,.,.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25


~ The National Era state, ,h.,
purpose OF Senator Sumner to return ,o ,h,. I"'
country IN the latter part OF this moorb Oa ~ 'nl'
sumo his seat in the Senate. '"' '"u fe'
d 0 Mrs. Rachel Hunt and Mrs R,cbo,
AyfeS' one aged lOI years and ,hn n,Ln atGne' Im,
yea[S, ,[ ded IN Hartford county, Md lsst ' waeE nJ
day. were buried same
s,ocE, J or korey, the horse tanner, is now a,
otochhoIm He has tanned several yole"t "tT bor
nd '"efe h;s IN the presence of the Prince Royal
a"Id r us IIyai h'gh"ess presented him with
to proceed to ST. Petersburg. 1O0O'
G lhe Democratic Delegate Convention Of
GaNs county on Saturday. nominated Joel r
" arner for Congress, in place Of Hon ! a.
cy Jones resigned. "' . "'""'
0I FIX President Tyler is in Norfolk attend.
ng the agricultural fair. 1'''''u'
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ThOs. w. Evans IL "a
Ladies' Dress Goodc

Ihey nave ever offered. The stock 10 n,,..,,.. =
oHh lHh HhPIatioh. having been selecI4H ry ~ 'lelr
one oI 'he hrm 10 The Principal -ssrjc. f%ILcu'y ~ by
su"" as @i enable them to sell ON Inc ut
Silk Department.
Brocades, Robes a les. Rnhos -,
two LOUNGES. PLAIN. Figured Pill u Jnpe. Robes
in 3f'ment OF Black Silks of iii LI' @c''"uh
iatIcuIar attention has been na,J -, =, n'"uS'
ment. '"iu complete IN It's assnrt
,,. Shawl Department
p,'"i'n .'u'a' oleIIa BCrdered French Ca,b,.
6Ic - ~ o"s ahn square WODlen Na',,it"' rihIed
imported this scoto Ola" the newests, les of Sa.
clo.,. Cloak Department
i'ahS made and lrImIn.d -, 'i "''
Inns eos Glo'h' rIush, PlaId ErJ,e r ",s Styles
(;oao.-' "s' rs We elegant and Insbnn,LI 'o'N
M.,;n,a. =, RAJ Dress Goods DcpsrrmeII
SAT-, ~ |sf y |"ShmerCs Nous mrs V,I,, -
an the ue,.'' ""ne' Vel"ur Popns. Ch,n,.cs "'mm1
uaF'c' '''F'c' imported IA thus line
Bomb,z,.ao y n'"g Goods Department.
Mouslines u'"'Se lOtts, A acns elonr Po,I
sleeve. G "aoc.'' Fnlrnc,as;' Crnpcs Cnli,r a,
Dic l"r mourning '1" VI al goods suIa-
r.o Embroidery Department,
L'...' 'e'ls' OlInrs Sleeves Ius..,,,,.. ~,
S CaIs BerIhus Capes C;IoIes S'hgS
Siuds i a'sor'meni of Em,ru,der,o 'hIIs %, rus
'I'g h'I The latest Paris N0yeIIics VI All
a complete line Of Emsl,,b IL:
i'sSes' beils and Children v,u h ~ " "I Ladies. |
hia msi approved nakes '' w 'ohhd Oi the best |
n ,L ~ X -. ~ confidently invite ;ns,oo,;
win ,n my Ieei assured 1t will avbr,i "l Their
SIssn' ..1a ..Sa inert. style or price. 'P'''
n25 3m ' 0"G''no' street,
----- ------ Philadelphia.
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miscellaneous Advertisements.
c. n. EVA N 8.
General RuSin~Ss Aron+

1O'o0 4ASOIII,
Leaves Leaves Seatord every Monday, Wednesday and
rflaay' at O'Clock, p. m., for PhiladeIphia.
ng nTeturnlng' leaves Philadelphia every Tuesday,
~, thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock, p m, for
w wilmington; leaves Wilmington for Seaford at
% O'CLOCK IN. Attends TO purchasing and
forwarding all kinds of Goods, at the following
low rates On sums less than 50, ten per cent:
over % and under $50, five per cent; over $50
ana under 800, four per cent; over $IO0 and
under ' $loO' three per cent; over $3.50 and On.
l Ger S2OO' two per cent; over $500 and under
So0o' one and half per cent; over $500 and
lna 1ndeF S30O' one and a quarter per cent; over
@OoO ana under $1,000, one per cent. Larger
amounts at rates to be agreed on by the pariies
N0"0e'"eu' Nov IL, 80.
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'LoO' l'r sale'o splendid
Farm of about 300 Acres

., Land a"J"lnIng, IN hugh state of rmprovcmon,
The Mills a"d Farm WIll be sold luw and nm m,,." ~
comm1da''ng terms Church aud Schoolhoiise are
immediately adjacent To The farm " hich lies u,, H.
Pnn'r road from CenlrevIe To Eason,
mere Is Landing Tor vessels IN sight Of The finn,
ABOUT one mite distant. accessible To vrsses nC ,
lochipnS m TalhuI county S''"It
: ne lhhd has been heavily MANFRED, and is IN :,
high slate Of cultivation ~ 10 III
F"f 'ur'het Information, price and terms. onn, :,
ihc subscriber, or To |. G.. W PowEtI ~ "ttP'N !"
Md JOSrptI ~ y" r. 5ih', It, r 81 t"siOn.
POlIs' Mills
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c. r. EVANS.
Oct7 80
REFERENCES.
r NCY FURS,
For Ladies' and ChiIdu

,t,Uli,N,,, III ~ RElRA d CO, No. 8I8 lney n, ,
nAnNr street. above Eighth PhiladelDhia In
H. '''"n' 'i-ctnrrrS M and Dealers in FANCY FURS
'I L'"'icH anu Children; also, Gents Furs Fur 81
@ tilS ana Gloves The number of years that We boyo
IRE" ~ engaged IN the Fur business and the general
"u,iGr 81 our Fnrs' bIh for quality aud prce. i s.,
S'nI'! h"o"h throughout the country that We t,;nL
- MOI necessary Tor us 10 say anything more tho, ~
""ET no" "pehed our assortment oi RI RS br ill., III,
"nu W llef Sales, OF the largest and most be,uiGi
nc Our Fur. have all been imported dining liz ''
- III season When money scarce and FnTs 1,,,n
r 'MtI 'ua'i al The present time. and have been man
iI.',5 ,eu "y 'he most Competent wOrkmen; we nrs
eIt'"te ueIcrmncdt to sell them at such urc,s - Iii
voi.lhhe 70 give us the reputation we have horne =
!ea;t' 'ha' is 10 sell good article for yerv spaIi
Storckeepers Will do well 10 g,ve
" ~ liu me largest assortment by far to selt rt trn,
Ihe city aud at manufacturers prices. '0'" A'
NU,s JOHN FAREIRA & CO.
se1G n. w. 70 'iatAel street, above eIh, Phllad'a
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Sl5 Reward.

NANCY BARKER, q negro belonging to me. hav
ing runaway in company wiIII free negro man caI.
ing himself jOllN HENRY BARR. will give the
man. and 50 the girl. John is very black, and AGED
about ~ years; his clothes when he left consisted Of
black troek coat striped pants and n black Kussuth
nat Nancy IS 10 years.Old Of a dark color healthy.
req calico dress and IL green sun bonnet-also took
quIe lot Oi other clothing, Of which " ere moi
"hue up DAVID ). MORGAN,
on' 90 Near Smyrna, Del.
to advertiser ~ ~ ''iiu D'i'
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j e. 30 r s

:. SUCCESSOR TO w. c. ELI.soN G. Co
Would respectfully announce to his frIends o,.I H.
l,,,t MAJ he has again replenl,ied h..
'o'N WIN large assortment of Fancy and dos "S
a., - ~ S,:1s Il -, y $ $ z % l0Sa
ana all other kinds of Goods thai are usually e.,
country Store mad for The cash thev vii hoF IT,
,f csS money than they ever sold in this mrke
'eaSe can anu examine for yourselves nj The Ill
81 All kinds Of Country PrOdurc iouob,o,,1
s"'' '''cS' J. +. JONES'
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To Acres Of Land

W ""ch 10 Acres are not covered hy the pond and
:" hieh slate ct Improvement, having Two DvrlI
g 1"nses, Stables and OUT houses cOu\ ,nienI n,I
ia excellent order. There Is a fae garden VIII
grapes peaches. and other fruit A 80 an Ice hn,.o
Dairy, SH Oke house DC "s''
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
PROCLAMATION

DELAWARE, SS. In the name md b., a.
authority OF the State of Delaware. pE;rFp
| F. CAUSEY, Governor of the said S,.,o
FELLOW citizens: 1t is but iust tribn,o n,
grateful people TO offer thanks IH an AII,,I.,, :,
lIo',uehce Tor the many and signal bIessIngs
"h'ch nave been extended to them, and for Iho
~a'ch'ui care which has guarded and uro,ectcd
them as a natisn
Our people anu nation are among the mos,
favored OF the earlh-in many resnscts ,,a 49,
me " peculiar people" of Gods nrov,Jo,co
l'Oerty IN It's best aud trnest sense is Tho :,
"erHahce 0t every citizen, a nd our orowtb and
progress are wIihOuta parallel in the bis,o,v of
'he wofld-hOurlshIHg towns and. v,lIsg.s nov,
S'ahu where but short time since Tho wiIdo,
ness held undsputcd sway, and he nois. oC
'ndehIhery and the lum Of Industry have dis.
paced the silence Of the tnrest. Older nations
u'e us'onIshed at our rapid advancement. and
we are already recognized aud respected ,s o,o
VI '"e most important powers of the Garth
h,"'u 'he blessings which have so sIgnaIIv
marked The progress of sur common country.
our own StnIe has received her sb,ro-nos,,
lence aud famine are unknown w,tb,o Lor 49,
ierS-a bountlfcl return repays the labor oi m.
observation-disclosures people are contenred nrn.
porous and happy. la view Of these bless,ngs
ana IN conformity with established usape and
The wishes of many.cIizenR,
j. PETER +. CAUSEY, Governor of Tho
Stat" OF Delaware, do hereby recomnomJ
THURSDAY, the 2j'h day of November in
''a"'' as day of general thanksgivIno md
'r"'"e throughout The State, and reones, ,hs
'""pie 'hnt nbsIasnlng from all worldly occn.
'ht'""' ihey assemble m thcrr Respective ,Iacas
u worship, aud give most hnIubje and ta.r,,
""HkS to HIM who holds IA lIlr hand The dns,;
lies OF hItons ~ of lndiv.duals.
.,sSS;;:s1 Given under my hand and tho
:LkV.!SSA: Great Seal Of the Stale or noIa
@szSJSBS ware at Dover, this 9Th day of No.
%S$$w$S 'em6rr. IN the year Of our Lord ono
thousand eight huodred and fC,v.
'gh'' g"d OF The Independence Of the said Sal
' 'e Ge".y 'h'rd' +. F. CAUSEY.
j. LOFLAND. Secretary of Stale.
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WILLIAM STUBBS.
House and SignPaiutcr.

GLAHlER, PAPER HANGER, &c.
pegs |" announce 10 his friends and pubIic oane,oI
VI smyrna and surrounding country that he Inns re.
, !. .'h ol George :, and located himself on Com
hefce street, Smyrna where he will IN Tho tr,,ro
,"iunr ms business, and begs most respectfully In
slic me patronage and support of the ladies md gon
l n VI nus I""n anu country, assuring them that
ness WIN strict regard economy neatness and dis
" lof ms e'perenre of more than Thirty vearsgyes
'n announcement 10 state that he can execuia MI
u'cheS OF House Painting and Interior Decoraling m
'ne satisfaction of all who may please 10 enlru,t him
VIM thelr orders. The most respectable References
Z wen ana all Orders punctuay attended TO-
BRONZlNG. GLIDING. &c; also. Entry Waiis a'j
eItings Panted IN superior China Glass CoIors a"
Nc' Smyrna, March 25 'S.if
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Mechanics Store

Oue'P urocerIes, Cheap Dry Goods, and Grea
bargains IN I'll kinds of Goods,
49,. at the Mechanics Store.
Where all who desire IN a.,,,,,,,a -
"o'" eau an buy as much Goods for ten oIIorS I
~ rruHce' as they can get elsow here for l,eIve -,
we sell the best Groceries at Tho verv I,,,os, ..;
We sell the best Dry Goods nj ,le var, Hl'e'
,o," l All Kinds aud sizes of Boos Shoe. and t,'
cts aeiS' cheaper Than are sold at any other
bi ne great tiangen, who is ordreuownsd r.,
@ seII the very best qualities of Snuff and Sa0ar.
%, nuy al kinds OF Country Produce, at the bob
Very thankful for The liberal enco'.n NJ" 'oo c'sn.
eNenqed to u.s. We hope. by strict aIren"r =,
'., mess a"d determination TO plea.e nil ~ @ 20
i''u receive continuance of the same. - '"ef''
,,o., J. X. WILLIAMSON
a's''' % "eH Commerce street. Smvrno DoI
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
2J1 Acres, more or les.

/ -
at present occupied by Mr.. James + Jou,n.x
llilS FARM is about of mile abn...
iraV'Iias' or SIaughter's Landing, about ; milo.
from Ches'ertown, and on the rev road from
I"TS'et'.%n TO Arlington, and adjoining the
properly. 1t is divided INTO four fields inciosod
'u'-IanCs Tor PaStnrage OF about 60 or 20 Acres
oesldes good standing pasture Of Marsh. u.ed
Tor grazing purposes.
3IS4s The DWELLING and Ont. BpilJ;ros
tliIIiI are IN good order; the BARN a rood
lhe SOIL Is producrive-lime acts fncIv-
'ood soil for wheat, and quite fair for corn
- ne steamer " Arrow" passes 6 times =
week. The location Is considered health,
TIE TERMS of Sale, as prescribed ~ ,bo
'ecree' are that The purchaser shall rive bond
'I'h security to be approved bv the Trns,nn
ay"OIe IN equal lnstalmenis Of one, two and
lie n RICAIin ,r ""y q
Chestertown, Md, Nov. Is, '5s IS
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Trustees Sale.

by virtue OF decree of the Circuit Cour,
Tor Nenl county, in equity, the undersigned " m
expose TO public sale, On THURSDAY. the 9th
1ay OF December, lSj8, at Chesterrown Md
At IL o'clock, A. NJ, al the Tavern Porch NJ
Mr John Mcdaniel, all thar FARM and Plan.
i"tIon' formerly the property Of Abraham Vgn.
nerlod' deceased, and others, lying ON Che,Ir,
River, CONTAINING 7 " 0"'''ci
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Light! Light! !! Light!

All who would wish to have a good and
cheap light free from all danger, should use
Jones Patent Carbon Oil Lamps, which NAV te
mad ~ every variety, suited for Students. Mc.
chanlcs' Seamstresses, Factories, Halls, Church.
eS' Stores Hotels, and are highly recommended
iTf 10 IF am''y use and are acknowledged TO be
tss ! pest and cheapest light ever had. All
k9as Of oiG Lamps can be fitted with the patent
burner oti and wIcks may be had in large or
small quantities. From the Agent -
90 JAS. T. TATLOW.
Office at Mr.. Adam Dady's, Commerce ST
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naVe you Heard the
News !
II Not, Read EhfSt

w ahc alter Thursday Oclobcr 7th. Iass ,o-,,,
~ 'itei ,I w, VIII Slarf GENERAL BUSINESS AGEEI,y-
Ti "te Deia"are Railroad between Se;,i,r nm, ~
Nina W'Fi'a i"f me PurPnSe Of accomrnoiatny F,r,n..
I,Ln lt nus ana Mechanics with LINE. COAi iIW
"'n ana lkON lie will also purcla,. and ,ai', VI
a" ,Iy any o'alion on the Road all knIs nC NTpC "
an, 1 ~ VI, "r'er' and do with prompe,, and nrcurar
ho nm , Mh "h"h the public may iy;-
,., n'E ni'ue arrangements with the Railroad Con -
,y % .o ~ prepared To deliver Goods 4 c. elLr, ,a,
" ei ti "e ABOVE named pltt ps, al silur In,ico ~ =.
I Li'ci usual low rates. and viii hold himself re .,
'i. "r me safe delivery ci rvervIhing orJc,eJ m
'%lN"y IerSpn> having their Goods fre,gIti ~
~ HlHoaI or eSsel, do their risk az he vii 2
ne accountable for any damage winch mav ,o,,I, ''
mem All written Orders must he aCcn,o,rai 10
Ash 10 cover the amount Of The same Ii'iy ny
a'h ie sh"nId be written plainly and At tmII
-, ii ~ aN"i mistakes ORDERS To- be lell m coya
VI ne gem Tor the Station where the Goods &c. o.,
~ "e nentered; Those wlo verbally order C;onJs
1 mus "ISo DrIhg list Of The kind quaIl,v nnJ
;"Hy wanted. As he viii devote hi, rnr,re ,,n I'''
r,'a =. 'cuSiie's he hopes to merit the public nst.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
SMYRNA ACADEuv

Academy "lMrEE eoo,maat. TERM, Of the Sa.yrOo
Iy"Gea O. N e,HS HN9velnSer 18th.
nIs. NM ~ q D@SS; y A. D., r..o,
fumery, &c. r. g. M DFns"es' Per.
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FOR SALE.

iTIUSE. VALUABLE MIILS knuun -,
~, m'I'S' Snua'ed about SIX miles irUm E,r,pn MJ "
heSe Mills are now ia first rate order ho,h ~, s.
Ing and Grinding; they embrace '' '"' 'u"
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
LEWIS & BROTHER
Corner Of Main e. Commerce
Streets,
SMYRFdA, DEL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS m Foreign and
Domestic DRY GOODS, NoIon.. Carnclinr Roois
anu Shoes Hats and Caps Hardware Queens.
ware, Earthenware, Groceries, &c.
RT We invite the Farmers, Mechanics and C,,;,,,,-
stneIaly 10 call and examine our complete stock of
,,.N. ~. b,-The Highest Prices Pald in CASH Gr
W Wheat Corn, Rye Oats, FaAsccd. Beans. WonJ an,i
Country Produce. by Lewis a. RI,1 I'lu
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25

SS. In the name md bv a.
authority Of the State of Delaware pErEp
+. CAUSEY, Governor of the said S,a,ah =, i'N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

H.
AIN o'clock 80 West thirty eshh street. between Fifth
and SIKH avenues,
,he sI,rsnt fmr couar in house, in
psyt Of splendid carpets suoerb msnei glass
.: s zen ~ s swcoS .us in r.ps very rich and
essni rsik cur,ars hs.yy rich sh coraces ee
ss sIse,ns oil paintings. also splendid carved rosewood
octave psno, Of rnacens tone Horace wsers maker.
mar e top wsrdrobes toilet tables 40 elegant
mahernl dining ,s rich h,ns dnnsr and tea
ocloihs hall saorim sni Of kitchen furniture with
1hs .si vi, conclude with small stock Of choice Wines
liquors xc selected with careful Judgment for private use,
IN bottles and dtmjohns.
ExrkxsIvE AUCTION sALE-or FASHION ABLE
street west Of Rishh I shall sell At public auction
for cash morrow Monday, May ~ At O N the forenoon
rior Of rs class workmanshlp Parors
,s yDrd o. sOe; cs.Rs ain rs srT
easy, Voar and reception chairs TO masb two rosewood
With marble tops and mirror doors and back ned
with esiu Wool expen@vcy carved elegant rosewood
centre aide and work tables ROSEWOOD boakcse ard secrets
furniture; rosewood Corner ana mss stan s ooy grand
action rnfewocd pisnofote stool and cover cOl8 large
tass a.o great .sssy Of III psuinSs embrnns ,ny
valuable specimens winter rcerer sea views moonlight,
sccrass Ss aSS sim rsG ga s1
CLOCKS together VIII ohsr cosy risnei ornrmsuis
covered IN haIcclh and msds9a roekt and saay oStrs
sssxsre eomprisibs iii sssortmsn MN Sase ss on
wines gobeis salts butter dishss pitchers sc al o. c1sv
es spoop fcIs cake bssts Tea ssrv .S y S v Sr
cutlery, common crocserv plates vegetable dishes soup
log suits in rosewood and mahorany, chsr eev,st rose
wood mshogapy and maple bedsteads hair mattresses
match The ssdsesss decor sed China toilet sets bearoo
crpes mirrors toilet and work tables elegant stair carpets
s"s,n ssnnp 10 Ss sais as embracing evsrynr rs
eod dersbis useui aud ornamental necessary 10 hs fur
~ " ). ". PORTER. Acucreer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

u,np spvctAt COMMITTEE ON VsEsT wAsHINGro
v.,ts NJ he Boeri Of Gov .ci'men win meet ~ No y
g. iIsI on Mopsay Inc 7rN ,nssnt at O'Clock Py All
parties ir,ercniea sre iuv..e N attend
'''"'' q ". asSst, ,speS.Al oomr,Iase
A. j. rcCAeTy, ,scc Market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-23

AUCTIoS SALE OF CARPET No, oILCLOTas MAT.
"A ting &c "A. n CRIsTAiaR. auctioneer viii sell on
Monday May - 1t Ie O'Clock at q very large stock
o. and oooth removed for convenience OF sais
4S0 yards ingram and AL wool carpe,ing.
zan yards velvet tapestry and Brussels carpet.
loo ysrds mating
$50 ysrds oilcloth
Also large lot Of drusge stair carpeing Brus
ses rugs windoS shades &C 7h, sale Is well worthy
eeutou OF the trade and Others be no
In su purchasers - y
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CORPORATTON NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE - CONFIRMING Assess.
" ments.-The Committee on Assessments o. The Board
OF will Thursday the Tth lest at
oceck the office Of the Deputy Tar Commissioners o,s
32Chambers street (oasemen 10 consider The following as
easement lists.-
Regulating and gutter Sixth avenue, between Fiy
fourth and ftfty ninth streets -
Flsgeng 40, Canal street, at Nos II, 70 aud 81.
Paving regulating tagging setting curb aud gutter, Be-
veph avenue from lily first 70 Fifty ninth streets
Sewer IN Thirteenth street. 70 and through Twelfth street.
between University place TO Broadway.
Sewer In Forty ninth street. between Lexington and Fifth
Filling lots Seventy ninth street, between Second
and THIRD
sewer in New Bowery, between Madison and James s's
NB-Lwrers Of property the line Of tbs above several
improvements particularly requested 10 appear before
Committee taey aggreved BY the assessment
II the work has not been properly done or any charges
are made allowed which the ordinance did not suihoze
THOMAS STEVENS /Co~-u.....
THOMAS McSptDo No h.s 80. uu
GEORGE STARR, y ~on's
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u,nF CosMTTrHg ON RAILROADS OF THE BOARD
OF Coopcsu will meet At No l2Ciy Hall, on Tuesday
re ah infant AT O'Clock on the snhisci OF lie snsing
wy H. w. GENEr, Coxnmntee
=. NJ CR0Ss, on
r CokTEfID RalroAds.
G CORNELL,
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n LBERx Il. NICoLAY. AUorIOhKER.-wrHOUr m.
IN gu = s.Sos On Thursd.y nay :. l1 o'olool :.
~ bgb basssat brisk ana lot knovr a. No Iss a
TvSs seventh street. south ads Third
Honaee eo9tsaong Al the modern improvements. 1erms
:,S ss i1sS.pu..bIs For full Psrsul.r; aSs.o.
0SAuescsa Adverlaes EveubE Pos sr apply 70 the
euotoueor, No Broad street
r. THOMPSON, AvCrioNEEx, NO. 100 NASSAU
As s1eeS corner o. Ann rooms Nos and Second door,
prepared 70 give h attention. sales OF household
1are ard personal property Of every description 1t their p
vnso resAdenco. Advances made, or bought
LFRRD BRAGG, AUCTIONEER.-A. BRAGG 4 co
"a will sell at Auron Tuesday May e. at 10k O'Clock
A. at IS Corlandt 500 prime boots, shoes, bro
gsna direct from the suitable city
and country trade.
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MBROTyPEs FOR TWENTY FIVE CENTS AND UP
"A wards-sOUTHWIOKt amhrotype rooms, 81 Bowery,
cSuer Canal street Ia open for every day in the
week which FOR beauty ana roiuDdy 70 be surpsss-
ed hy am taken IN the city
LYME AETs, FINE tRTs.
rLowass AT TAYLoRs
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GHERIFFs SALE.--A N. CRIsTALAR, AUCTIONEER,
NO 2 BSTsry VIII sell on aond.L 2a instant, =. 10Y
naming upsod consisting Of very ane assortment OF "a
pieces Brussels pieces velvet % pieces ran and stair
velvet drusset shades &c sso bagaele table.
By order OF JAMES B. BEN1EI- Deputy Sheriff.