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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-12
Very respectfully yours &c
A VOTER or WASHINGTON

-Wasn1tMr. Berry assured before he consepts
To- the plb lcat m IF the card OF Mess g. Mohup AM
Ward. that Col. Berret's letter to MIR. Rigs al
rad made NJ,
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HE bribery PoINT.-Some Of the opposi
ton newspapers continue to harp on the foolish
bribery allegation" against the English. act
on which the Kansas imbroglio was settled.
AS Sir Charles Coldstream says, There's no.
thing in it-nothing in it," Kansas 1.-THE two
parties there applied for admission under two
| constitutiOns-tho Lecompton and topeka in.
| struments. In each of them or their adiuncts
(Ordinances) Kansas claimed from tens to ffties
OF millions Of acres of the public domain. The
English bill offers them perhaps one-tenth as
much land as they claimed as their right. as "a
bride" to accept (what those who prate of
bribery in this connecticut proclaim that they
do not want. Where's the bribery i'm the case (,
The SETTLEMENT or THE KANSAS QUESTION
We have private adyices, direct and very late
from Kansas satisfying us of the correctness of
the opinion we have taken more than one occa-
sion to express, that the people Of Kansas will
accept the settlement Of their case offered to
them by Congress, the efforts of the enemies of
the democracy to the contrary notwithstanding
ADMITTED INTO THE UNIOx.-Aftcr the Star
went to press yesterday, Minnesota was duly
admitted into the Union rs a State The
House passed the Senate bill to that end, with
out amendment, with but thirty eight votes in
the negative. We have previously taken &C.
casiOn to explain the propriety and necessity
for this action. The Democratic party vote on
the question was most gratifying to all who are
interested in the unity Of the Democratic party
and its abiding devotion " tie fundamental
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EDUCATIONAL.
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY,
sl2 CAMP STREET,
Between Poeyfarrs and Calops streets, New orleana.
A Day and Boarding School,
Conducted by
MADAME DIMIT

The Sixteenth Session OF this Institution begins On
the FIRST Monday in September 1883 'Des6an veandas'
puEcE aed By the Academy establish South aaeo0i
of the highest order, This magnificent building ely
located three stories high covering thousand
Eve hundred feet with fine architectural
suitable interior distribution is provided With bath and
every venience tending health and comfort The
mens Musical Philosophical Of the best make
The of sudies and plan Of Instruction based upon
those Of the most celebrated collegiate institutes of the United
States and of France with which Madame Dy corresponds
regularly No tangled systems adopted teeptve
Inducements held Numerous MISUNDERSTANDING them the
Alumnas Of this Institution who now gem society,
For particulars apply in person by letter to
sci 3msw NINE H. n. DIMTTRY.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

NOTICED " DUNBAR 4 co. HAVE THE
88 honor inform thpf friends that they
have returned TO their old stand, No MAGAZINE
0SSTREET, and offer fresh very desirable
sormen Of BOOTS ans SHOES, well adapted to The Country
and City Trade. Their entire stock has been within
the past month, Is fresh, and Of superior quality.
New Orleans, November g. 1853. Mo lmEW
ggYR NOTICE THE UNDERSIGNED RE 1SasgA
Es3 specfully inform their friends the public 4
aAgeueray that they have removed from their old IA
the Of BRronne and GEaviaF
aer where HATS CAPS ETC., Of the latest style
o. SIN J. RoGH / CO., Hattsrs.
BOOTS AND SHOES--JUsT RECEIVED ON CON
ID sgumen PEI ships James NeSmth, David Kimball and
Martha j. Kmbal--
500 cases BOOTS and SHOES.
For sale, at low prices, by
J. B. VALENTINE L co.,
se2S 81 Common street,
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SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH SANCHEZ.
SQUARE OF GROUND IN UNCOMFORTABLE AND
VALUABLE SLAVES.


SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH SANCHEZ.
SOTr ARE Of GROrND IN NrnONOGuVITTE AVN
v,TT,pIT or ,IrFs = LII Al
NAHu ABLE SLA hS.
CATURDAY, neccmber 18th. 1858, at 70
= O'clock NJ will be sold Banks Arcade Magazine street
T yge Of an 2gB ron fhe aenor'9e ne hird Judicial
Der To- IsS8 lie following described property and sTe in he
matter Of the minors William md Felix sanchez
!. a Sf, ~, AIN SSE AhE At 49, ~ Sinaed IN me
Adams PeftndeT eierson and Gaan strccts dyidsd no
u lots and measuring altogether 800 feet front each of the
aGoFe sfreGs iogeinF l, Inc 9MeSjy5 frame Pogsf con
outhouses, etc
?, JOE, Rmuatto man, aged about 40 years crippled.
TtfSI ~ = Nero man aGea I Tga1s
on credit Of s IL aud Il months for notes secured BY mortgage
the property ind bearing the of per cent
per an6nm until maturity after maturity per cent per
anR n " gn W. nPa d Pay%eRt FOR the ygTgfGash
+AE's Vi aale ue'ule Z. i'uu'S, lo'tl1 puoliV.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH SANCHEZ
ILET DE TERRE A MCDONOGIVILLE EFT ESGLAVES
DE yALEUR.
PAR VTGNIE Encentcur
r,.zyr,,,, -, :, - -
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PARTIcULAR NOTrCEs.


40 - = y @-----z-1 @s V - s-1'~'
s1z-To pEnCEara- J4j,t,t.,, onnII.,tt,,,s f,,.
the rnepasb8 Of tbe Rows ie ssb5o l.f ab
~ 70 garageL sch2anp gnd %ll ne
her inst. by order Of the G9mm4ge on BgSch, r.
IN. Superintendent Public Schools First District
~ -ge ~ . Z2-y 80
Nft'E y" N ,i5 C t@ pira ~ ~ W.
New Orleans Nov a. 1855 (
~, In pursuance to Section 3D. of Article
tst Of the BYLAWS Of the above Compeny-
The Stockholders are hereby notified tt the regular Gnna
meetng WI DC 4ein ~ XII oce, 9 nltA we zJ2 ihs
dgr W. o. esche 0'u Oh directors 10 serve ior the
eH TL 6f S[r be opg from II ocock NJ to2PN
MS ID Secretary pro TEN.
p,,o, B ExEcgTl y. , orEloE ,s.a
Hzy-Tn accordance with Tie 18TH section 0f
~ No s5 annroved March iG5I 49, entitled N acf IN re-
on 70 certain debts Of The sae sealed proposals E be re-
2 Il Pr sr y 5oaad o a Rs aaS ~ 9 sn G
4rs %o Of Bonds nch r. ae 6ybe s4tS as Ecu
ahed under act No lG approved March 18TH 1855 Az pro
Posas to Be directed he Audor Gnd Treasurer q Baton
honEe ena9fSed PROPOSAL or ne rye o. bonaS 10 Ge 3y
@ Iy of Decsm 9 bjred and byegt s5s
Si5ep or ps'Ga s1 @ arJ a n la .t a s
EGe Governor he right e regt any and all bids
aHq 20 ee' advertisements ior Eg| "a rrrTFFE
''.'' By the Governor: 1S6ST s; ms,sos
I . Office Baton R2nsS Tp e. $ Treasurer
oTrIcE soUTHEnv p4crrro KArLnoAD cospAvY,e
A General Meeting S,:G 81 lie lie So (
THURs If ths 2 DAY Of NdvEMBER na2t mSaSg
5e sl ac g I o g @ M ~ @ M
claims to be composed II creditors holding against lie Old Com
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s,t{A HEhDQUARTERs WASHINGTON Az.
y Ma TILlFkT--A rsenal, Irod street..
HsF9R8E The Washington artierv will attend regular Month
aaaEaS Meetings on the FIRST THURSDAY Of each month;
and Regular Drills THURSDAY Of every week st ~
O'Clock uutii further notice.
Byorder Of
-.,-..--,. j. B, WALTON, Captain.
II u. IsAACSON, Q. 8. my28 "
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MILLINERY
q p11ILINERT Avn rUaE1sHiYa aooDs

seA 1TTLEINERR AND FURNISHING GOODS.
~< MISS EUDOXrE GUTELOPE.
rae Ladies respectfully informed aieIy
eFsd ron Paris fnll and complete New
s2s; eYsI straw and Fancy Bonuets Ribbons Artificial
fGHera ud abfcdefes; Laces fadea Chiidrshs Fnr
nsdla& togas GapH Head Toetss S0irAe
orders TOT a goods u her line attended Goods renovated
IN the saorsest trae and on moderate terms
100 Bourbon street,
ND ~ between st. Peter and Orleans
~eeN TO THE LaDTEs-oUR OPENING DAY
* O. w.. ROPER
COR. PoYDEAs AND CARoNDELET STREETS
respectfully inform the Ladies' thss We yin omen os
MONDAY . large assortment Or
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY
Comprising part Rich Velvet, Straw Tses Leghorn FELT
Italian and Chenille BoNNETs al beautifully trimmed IN ms
Latest Style from Paris.
Also
Rich Head Dresses Bridal WrsaBs Kid Cloves ParssoIs
Corse's and Embrofderes.
Commsson Merchants and Planters will hnd It to their
advantage give call before purchasing elsewhere AL
orders from City Country promptly attendedto.
o. W. ROPER,
no Con corner Poydras and Carondeet strestB.
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MUM Il co., lbs Fulton street, 7.
R~Stessrs MUM CO. are extensively engaged in pro-
curing patents for Inventions and will advise inventors
without charge in regard the novelty Of their Improvements
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcoyp D1sTateT coURT} SUCCESSION or areAJAH
WHEREAS James X Harris II 4 : mentioned
wv Letters Of uratohip on ths vacant estate
or the late Acajah HarE Jr., deceased intestaJg-
Notice hereby given all whom may concern to show
within ten Gays, why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order OF the Court
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her inst. By order Of the Committee on Teachers:
WILLIAM o. ROGERS.
Superintendent Public Schools, First District,
nl9 lot No, "a City Hall.
OFFICE OF THE Fast PAscAGoULA HOTEL Co,
No. Commercial Place
New Orleans, Nov. il, 1855
H4- In pursuance to Section 3D. OF Article
tst Of the Bylaws Of the above Company
The Stockholders hereby notified that the regular Aanaa
Meeting will be held AT this office, MONDAY The 23tb inst
for pepo elecng Board of Directors for the
ensuing year.
w. IRVING HOBGSOE,
MS I'd Secretary pro tenn.
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]. I. KELLY, Dtpute Greflsr.

SECOND DISTRICT Cou4r1 SUCCESSION OF MARGARET
of BARNES. WIFE OF PATRICK
New Orleans. BURNES- No. 1861
TTHEREAs Patrick Barnes has petitiOned
w the Court for Letters Of Administrative the Estate
ntesiate--
Noce y nereby given TO al whom It may concern to show
should not be granted.
By order OF the Court.
+ EETTv Dap,tr 01orl-
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DEuxfExE couR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION D,ALExAE.
de IA NouveIle Orleans. ! DIRE WARWICK-No. O. &c.
Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
n de susde succession personBs
que celia dayoa d6dur sons dix ours
de Ia pFEsene publication pour esqelles compe
p6see par de la de succession ne seait
point appouve homoogue les onds entire seg mains e
parts c0n}ormement al dit compile,
ni5 10 u J.L. KELLY. Deputs GrefHsr
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Date OF Departure Of European. California
and Havana Mails, for November, 1855.
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have meeting held the 30 June 1885 By author
ity Of tie Stockholders,
ROrs Thai from and after the LIST Of June instant the net
profits earned premiums shall be equally divided between
the Stockholders and parties nurin this Office deduc
ton Of 10 per The credit Of Stockholders III per
required ~ Article Of the Charter for the formation Of
contingent fund.
Res0red also That 10 per ofpre-
MUM shall cuntiuue be made ut the time p insHrDg.
All dividends declared shall be paid IN cash the Company
issuiDg scrip. PLAClDE F0RSTAI4II, Prea't
E. DEBUYS Secretary.
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DEuxiEME Corn DE- DISTRICT SUCCESSION De NTCAJAH
de Ia NouvsIla.Orlaan : HARRIS, JR-No. A. TOs.
A TTENDU que James ". BarrIs presente
II petition ( Fetfet d'obtenr les de
GuateIe IA Succession yacante dc feu hicsah Harris Jr
dece1e intestaE-
Avis par represent donnG que celia peut
cerner davoir dednre dix ou les raisons les
quelIes Il ne serit pas iait dro Ia dite petition
Par ordTe de la EouT.
Mo 70 q j. T.. KELLY, Depnte GreHfer
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AUSTIN q IN
Ru7 en- No Front lsevee, corner Cusomhouse st.
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Copper has eight times the conducting power of iron and
durable liable Again, single charge Of
electricity will heat Iron Rod thirty degrees, but Copper
Rod only six For further particulars apply for circulars, at
the office of the undersigned.
Applications gences orders for Stock Models and
all communications relating this business, will receive me
date attention, If addressed
II, ". R. JACKSON, ia Commercial Place,
m25 ly New Orleans, la.
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sEcoSp DISTRICT CoURT SUCCESSION OF ALEX tNDER
Of New Orleans. WARWICE-N0 g35a
NOTICE IS hereby given to the creditors OF
IN this estate, and apheF herein
show within from the present notification if any
they have Why the presented by admiuistya
this should hor1ooaed approved and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court.
J. L. KELLY Deputy Clerk.
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL-C @. H. sLoCOMB 4 GO. have removed
II from IL Chares their New Store G. CanR
and 50, 81, o. Sc and IS Common street. sea- tt
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p EIOVAL-R. 81 WATSON, WHOLESALE DEAL
HI in Psburg Coal have removed their office from New
Leyee foot of Julia to No q Commercial Place a2e
- EMOVAL-S. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM IS
II Camp street. the of Grayier and New Leyee
reefs.
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SECOND DISTRICT CoURrl SUCCESSION OF CHARLES
Of New Orleans GYLES.-NO. IA, 10.
WHEREAS Mrs. Emily Douglas GyIes,
w Widow of Charles Gyles has penned tile Court for
tiers of Administration the Estate of the late Charles Gyle
deceased intestate-
Notice is hereby given all may concern to show
canse within ten days why the OF the said petitioner
should not he granted.
By order Of the Court
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IT w, REYNOLDS d co. HAVE REMOVED
lie TO their old stand No. Magazine street. whee they
prepared supply the wants Of Il cir customers and Others
wishing articles in their line Of business,
II. W. REYNOLDS 4 CO.,
MS line street
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRr 7srcCEssIoN OF Mas KHAN
ORA A. CAESET,L, wife Of John
of New Orleans. } Gannell-No l475S.
WHEREAS Melville II. Shepherd has Pc
w t3uel the Court for Letters Administration
estate Of the late Mrs Kz4ndra A. Caunel wife OF John Can
nell, deceased interstate
Notice hereby given to all whom may concern to shovg
within days why the Of The said petitioner
should not be granted
By order of the Court.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18

every one who has The opportunity assumes the
title Of
LItile Jack IIorner, who sits in a corner m
Eating public pIe
lie puts IN his thumb. and takes ont ut,,,o
saying, what great fellow amI
our poorer people have great reason 10 re-
JoIce this winter, on uccouut'of ,bo ,oirJ.; =.
the weather. Indeed, regard It as a proy,-
deh'iai tblng for had We experienced a winter
such as We had for The last year or two. | have
no oouot that hundreds and even thousands
"ouid nave perIshed for the want of clothes
food and fuel. Bu', lie temprr.ib the wind
to the shorn lamb ... -.
nave not heard of single case of suffarinu
from either of The above mentioned c.ns..
nut on The Contrary, almost every branch or
business has been prosecuted without in,er,nis
son. '''
In Snort our town generally is in a flourish
ing condliIon--lf we may omit the evils .ll,
deu TO; a"d truly hope that our townsmen
VIII see their error, and be constrained tn yia,
III 'heir proper light these damninr evils
"efe YET remains a great number of thinps
""'cn are needed to be done by way of I'M.
proving the town and enhancing its business
Fela'lonS' OF which | will only give hint at
present alinde to a well conducted machine
'nop' foundry market house, and last though
not least III importance more dwellings, for the
orkIng Classes a number of this class bavo
'een compelled to turn aside from US, and leave
49, on account of not being able to procure
I"eI'lngS. But, lest | weary you and vopr
'"ue'S' l VIII cIose--wnh the promise that
ou shall again, ere long, have another limo
''' '"0 RAMBLER
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
OHr Correspondence.
Correspondence Of the Smyrna 1Tmcs.
H. etter from Cam dem
CAMDEN, February I2 b. 115s.


mr. Editor 1t is with pleasure that has
ten to inform you of a most interesting exami
nation which attended dt' the school of Jno
IL Knight. Esq. 1t had two sessions. Thp
morning, the less advanced scholars were ex.
smined i" Geography, Algebra. &c, in all OF
which they passed commendable exaraina-
ton. In the afternoon, although the weather
was quite unfavorable, the house Nus very com.
forsably filled with an appreciative audience -
The more advanced classes were now examined
III ARITHMETIC, Algebra, Geometry and Latin.
IN all OF which, by their ab e compartment and
readiness 10 answering all questions propound.
ed, they evnced clear understanding of their
studies, and that there was no!hlng supcr6cml
about it.
think their instructor cannot be too bigbIv
Iauded; he certainly deserves the esteem of ali
the parents OF the children entrusted to his
care, for the mastcrly and thorough mann :,
which ne Instlls INTO their minds the rnd,mon,s
Of each study.
In the evening, the house was croyvd.J .,
overt1owing, as speeches were exp4c,rd f-or,
"" " 'Ho iVui Gu Se1llIelneR of our TOWN -
The room, which was large, had been decoro.
TED with evergreens IN neat and appropriate
manner and we were waiting quite anx,ou,Iv
for the arrival of the speaker AT las, tho.
made their appearance. DR. J. SHARP first tool |
the stand, and delivered beautiful address. nm
Education ;'-dnd | tell you, Mr.. Editor !,
was hard 10 beat The audience seemed do-
llgh'ed win the easy manner and Interesting
style of the Dr., who, | believe. seldom at,
Temps public speaking, but who certainly is
well calculated to speak more frequently.--apd
hope we shall have the pleasure of hearing
him again at no distant period. lie was e,l.
lowed by John II. knight, Esq, who, IN an able
and thrilling manner. fairly electrified the an.
dIence with his sublime flights and oratoricsl
power wish could give you better ac. r
count OF ia addresses. but shou ID fail were 7 a
10 attempt it.
w"nd Ike to give you sketch of orhcr .
hings transprlng in our town, but time will $
't no" admit. Perhaps may at some future Il
lme.
Yours. &C., ACHILIrs A
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
FIFTY YEARS HENCp

s;I generation IN which we live NAV ,ruIv ht
fast and Iie tos % ug' wen eat FAST sleep fast live
NIngnaIc TI' iIS ana when we come TO look ut the
a ~ " lelesraph the Ocean Steamers the s,, m
n1SS "' lhe hallrOad Cars, al d the nnyor ni,,, t
- Ca, 1 We must cUne 10 The conclusion that this
Ia, Lhso. Oniy look at II, and imagine The talkmn
~ y 2's"'"g, a"G travelling ~ miles m n s,ngle hnnr
anu small lump of machinery g,v;,,- 49, o. 49, Wv"
U' o.; ,ho"sa"d horses! Who would haI. 'rnaS,,rd
Tins liiiy enrs apO( nave !"ae'"cu
nrnnh yTarS nence. Ins:ead ol these i!lookng tse-
s, S1p Poes me Telegraph Will DO forme1 IE;. .ot.
"o.N u'"er ground aud will lay IN The dec hosnn
words. y" 'fohghls mo
Fli'y years hence, travelling will hove i,s cbaroos
instead 0f the dirty and dirty roos o,,- 20
III % De grdFeiied over and decked with shade lrers
ha.,L e. & 'U'S VIII have iheir sleeping cars with
eT'hs lor sleeping and the hotel cars = nj he ragm
" ~ ""ehuahce, Where meals will be- served I,r
I'Ihl III style ana dispatch to our Grst.cIo, hneIs
=, u Il, 'he approach of the cars the wild screams
e "'ea VIII 'e changed Ia herald ing forth sweel
" tS una me cars labelled ''thrOngh from New YorE
!" " llinilIglon IN hour and 20 minutes VIII n I
snt S'' "i DO1's and Shoes Tor FLANlGEN The che9n
Fnty years hence, the trio baleres viIlIiob, u
"u "reel Lamps at Once-wII ennbIe nil The cIncLs
:" he' eA'cl tIme and will cause nll Ih, fro .l,r,,,
"e' S'rike al once, and will light bpacons on onr
,' t ana dangerous rocks whore storms cause
~ ha%'rd lheIr iIveSand spend IheIr lonely d,,vs
flly years hence, The " r,ler \, nm ,l :, , ''!S
o f'"CcSS' al Times losing his choicest ,,Irs I'M
, SCI u""h 10 The newest invented ChirOpra1l,coI
,r, ' am p"l'ihe hls hngPis the KEYS U,lI
"Ie "S last as he cIu think and then Will writ. n,,
ei"Wleiy ""d say q" Ah, HAT FLANlCEN Is tLe m''r |
Tor EOOs ami Shoes 10 '''e i"'h
y Years hence steam will he in general use for
1h'ig houstS IN winters, and the steam enu,ne omJ
car Wili traverse Streets in perormIng s n,'"
r., ~ 'u clrrylng passengers through our civ
10 10 Ia NIGENS cheap Shoe Store and bearing Img.
En, a"n SISe' 10 street, IN hOrse-caris aud draws
i,iy years heIce, apparaiIIses will be i'm u,e G,r
@ @Miis gas winch can De carried under a l,nn's arm
I' "en gas VIII furnish heat ior cUukI.g, and Nin
W Od coal N' VI Cunning Dy
- rliy years hence couple will get married m the
u Ihg Then step into store for the sale NJ Lonses
over book OF patterns, pick out one thai suIls
"e!I Iueas ana incIIs. and order 1t hume n ,, L
en' nome m ne moinimg-wIil he pul up before mpb,
ars enquire at ~ P''"-
FLAAlGEN'S Cheap Shoe store.
No.lO West Second street.
yovIs.s- (>Ign Oi the black bootl
wilmington, DeI
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18

KfEn1 ihe subscriber offers at private sale
EIhI ais valuable Mill Property, situated on
- 1AA---A the State road leading from SMYRNA 70
Dnver,and four miles frnu the former nlaco-
IhE MlLL-HOUSE Is ~ by Il feet. and =
S.oFles 4igh' with two Water Wheels and three
nun of 61rs. The Fond 10 large and furnishes
water sufficient for running the Mill. except in
'h0 orleSt season of the year. This Mil Is IN
very hne running ordet-ln every resveet wolI
htted up for merchant work, in modern STYLE
ana Is dong heavy business, having the ems.
'o,nn ol VIDE range of country.
lhere is new Steam Engine, of 30 horse.
power, attached,-recently erected at a cost of
%o'OOO' with appuricnanccs,-which is in first.
rate condition. " Since the erection of the
Engine the property has paid to the proprietor.
al'ef deductlng expense Of both mill and farm
WORK, an Interest OF Ten per cent. ON 500. .OeO
Connected with the Mil, is A FARM or
~ ACRES Of Land, with a rood DwalI;nu
necessary Out-BuIldings, aud two Tenant
Houses thereon. This Land hls been repeat.
euiy lined and Is IN fine stale of cultivation.
V1-One-Ihrd of the purchase money will be
required on the execution of the deed tho
balance can be arranged in easy payments 10 !
suit the purchaser.
Fers"ns desirous Of examining the proDertv
may call upon Jas. Evans, residing ON tbe snme.
DR. on the undersigned, in the town of Smvrna
mug <o' 81. JOS. IIOFFECKER.
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18

LIE undersigned has opened an Office in
tne Town of smyrna, Kent county, Del. for the
purchase and Sale of REAL. ESTATE. and
mas now on hand, for sale, number of very de.
sIraole FARMS aud other Real Estate.
W lie also Rents Farms and Houses. col.
iects rents and money, and does all and ever,
Slnu OF business in his line on the most reason.
able terms 'o"soII-
Smyrna times., 1858-02-18
Fancy Furs for Ladies

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I,u ''i'I'''S from the finest Russian S,,r II, I
lowest rrire Domestic tura - L'e
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,Is '''e "'fe't iinr"rtrrS OF all our FY,. ,,t
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