davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

CAssELL's PoPULAE NATURAL HIsroRY.--
We have received from the publishers, Cassel,
Peter and Galpin. 81 Park Row New York,
Part ii. and III. of the above work. The parts
are published on the 6rst and fifteenth of each
month, twelve parts to form volume and four
volumes to complete The work. Each part con-
tains shirty-two pagen, profusely illustrated
with excellent sngravings, and is furnished al
The exceedingly low price of fifteen cents pei
part The work is clearly and concissly writ
ten, and divesled of the technicslities which
render 90 many Of the works Of thin character
difficult TO understand by fhe general reader
Il will prove highly entertaining book for ths
home library.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
Kent County Court.

The following cases were tried-during the
last week in the Court of General Sessions o.
the Peace and Jail Delivery:
State VS.. VIM. Rhodes Indicted for keep.
ing a disorderly house. Not guilty.
State vs., Jacob Lowber (n). Indicted for
larceny. Guilty. Sentenced to pay resttu-
tien money, 40 cents. to receive fifteen lashes,
and to be sold to pay restitution money and
costs 6S sll,
State VS.. Henry Curry %. Indicted for
larceny Of two bushels corn. Guilty. Sentenced
to pay restitution money. 68 cents, TO receive
10 lashes, and 10 be- sold to pay costs, &c.
Z State vs.. Jacob Lowber (n). Indicted for
larceny. Guilty Sentenced TO pay resttu-
ton money, so cents, to receive fifteen lashes,
and to be sold to pay costs Of prosecution, &c.
State VS.. Zachariah Shockley. Larceny
Found guilty. Motion for new trial granted,
and verdict set aside.
State VS.. Clement Scott Assault and bat
terry. Guilty. Fined $50, and sentenced to
one months Imprisonment, and TO pay costs oil
prosecution.
State vs. Charles Polk (n). Larceny. Found
guilty. Sentenced to pay restitution money,
S24, toreceive twenty lashes, 10 pay costs and
70 stand committed until paid.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

EDwrS WnmER. Esq, ioforms us by adver-
iisemsnt that be has entered uPon his duties
as grain merchant, &C., in the place 50 long
occupied BY G. w. Cummius, Esq. ADVERTISE
msns came TOO late for this issue-will appear
in our next,
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

THs Trustees Of ths Camden Union Gimp
Groand, at meeting held last wtsk, decided.
10 hold Camp Meeting this year. - commence
on thu LII of August.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

/ New EplroR.--'rhe Cecil Whig, published
At Elklon. Md, has been disposed Of to Jas. s.
Crawford. II that town. The Wing 10 one Of
the best country papers on our exchange list
and we welcome DIR. Crawford to the edi,oris
fraternity, and wish hlin prosperous yoyags
| in bic aaw vocstion,
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

AN exceedingly delicate question is up for
decision in Philadelphia. The immediate pro-
vocation is triling, but then great oaks spring
from little acorns, and why not tremendous
lawsuit from petty colnpalntl One Sanford,
it appears. has been hauled before the Courts
to answer the charge of having given theatre
cal exhibitions without previously procuring a
license. He p.Hyes the interesting drama of
" Mother Goose an innocent version of the
nursery story. the rhymes (which ring sweetly
in infant ears, but forgot to consult The City
Treasurer about the little Zee for doing it,
Whereupon the Treasurer lodged complaint,
aud now 1.-The Philadelphia lawers are making
it . test question, puzzling their notify brains
and bothering the lodges with elaborate dis
questions upon the exact definition of theat-
rical exhibitions" Cour sci for, defendant con.
tends that where there is neiter tragedy nor
comedy, nor yet melo-drama, nor even prompt
er in a little box, sor part studied, there ID
no theatrical dspaly. The prosecution falls
back on precedent, and cites the English ruI-
ipgs in this very case Of /" Mother Goose !" and
although a solemn series of arguments has
sprung from SO ignoble source, the end where
of no man can see.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

A.
~ TRIAL Of C. r. Evans, for sending threat
t1i1r letter, to Col. Daniel Commins, demand
- uader he penalty of his life, check Of
o essus off at Dover, on Friday and Satur-
h5lsss, the jury rendering verdict Of acquital.
- ease elected much iniersss, and the atten-
4n<s uPon the Court was quite large. Friday
s'izneoa, spd evening until RIO o'clock,
vnoccspicl with the examinat ton Of witnesses;
hksFdsy morning the pleading fthe attorneys,
A@1r* Fa'her and Smithers for The State,
Eiesay and salisbury for the defence !; after
sliet' the jssy retired, returning about four
s<'etlE, aitt.f an absence of two hours, with a
Hs4ast ~ before stated. The evidence in the
s'e rns about the same (shough Of course en-
*tsaT morn into The minusias Of the several
@asssttiona,) a. the account we published
H>nt|f sfielI his arrest The chain of c;rcum
@se<es, a. ihe accused admitted 10 the begin
Nss aH sgsinss him, but the letters de
l'ag shs' money, signed r. s. Dufand, 40
% proved to be in Evans common hand
ne'ny, ihs jury gave him, ils is customary
ees<ft ',f the doubt, ard hence the verdic
*scqaisAL
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
WANTED.
z Gsl0riag! I5dil0ring I!

The Subscriber having taken TIE ofice re-
Gently occupied By Mr.. Henry y. Enbanks,
clrner, of Commelc ce and Delaware sts., Snyrna.
Del, for the purpose of carrying on the TALL
ORING BUSINESS, in all itsvarious branches,
would respectfully solicit share ofthe public
patronage. He has been following the business
fer several years in Philadelphia, and feels con-
ident, from his past experience. that he can
give satisfaction in all business entrusted to him.
up 26 3m ]. II. BRADLEY. /.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

FRom MExIco.-DetaiIs of news from Vera
Cruz TO April ID, received at New Orleans by
the revenue cutter Dodge, reach Us this morn-
irg. A new forced loan had been imposed
upon the foreign residents at the Capitol im-
mediateIy after Miramon's return thither The
French residents had held meeting and resol-
we'd to refuse payment, and the English and
German residents were to meet for like purpose
on the 10th. The Reactionists had met with
a serious reverse atdneca. and, Fastening oui
of Guadaajara 70 their relief, Gen. Woll had
been met BEATEN and driven back. CoIima had
once mofs fallen into the hands ofthe Liberals
The Conservatives retained San Lois Potosi
but their antagonists were preparing 10 attacl
with every promise ofsuccsss.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

A MATHEMArIcAL PHENonENoN.--A young
man has up-sprung in New York, who has been
gifted with thunprecedented powers of calcula.
tion. He carries about with him, for their ex-
hbiion, wooden slate and piece of chalk
On this slate, in one instance, five columns Of
ten figures were placed, which were replete
with the heavier numerals. Mr.. Hutchinson
(this is the phenomenon's nancy was not per-
mitted to see the figures until they were all
marked down. He then seized the chalk and
with convulsige jerk put down at the bottom
the correct sum total, with rapidly that
scarcely allowed him time to glance at the
figures. The youth does, with lhe same light
ming rapidly, sums in cube and square root
lie says he makes his calculations by definite
season. He is engaged by Barnum, and will
give lessons at the museum. The Post says
that il has been suggested {" that any one
wishing TO "stump" this remarkable but moi
venomous adder has only TO ask him to ado
up the enormities of our legislature, or The
profits that the Gridrop spectators will make
our of the city railroads. Y-Ne0 York paper
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
Miscellaneous Advertisements
Farmers Ita.ke. -Notice

BY virtue Of order from the Circuit Court Of
Queen AIMS County, Maryland, The subscribers an
Commissioners. under the act TO direct deceass. will
offer at public ssle all The LANDS and REAL ES-
TATE OF John Hendrix, aie ofthe country aforesaid.
deceased at Smiths Hotel Church Hill at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, on Saturday, the I'd day Of Juae next.
The said Estate consists OF a Fam lying III ghe I'd
election district ofsad County and adjoining the lands
OF f. Hendrix, Joseph M. Smith. and Others, and
tains 243 Acres, more or less. The properly is now
IN the tenantrY Of MIR John A. Lysinger, who VIII
show the same, and give all neediul information in
regard thereto
TERMS as folowsi Two Hundred Dollars, cash /;
he residue IN equal nstalmenls Of twelve and twenty
our nenis with interest from the day OF sale to be
secured by bond or bonds. TO be approved by
JNO BROWN, l6.---s
t e. S. T*HARRlSON,
d. H. CRANE, 00ih fs'
r and others,
April l7lh, lS6O-ts
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

THn Constitutional Union Party will inset
ID State Convention, 4 Dover, on THURSDAY,
Sd inss. for the purpose Of selecting Delegates
to sls Baltimore Convsntion, OH Of May
The abundance from ibis town promises 10 BE-
large.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

Rev. DR.. Ewell, (Methodlst Protestant,) Of
Md, will preach at Smyrna Depot,
next Sunday afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
NEW STORE AND NEW NIOCK OF
G. G y GH = @| g

THE subscriber, having finished his new
store-house, on Commerce street, respectfully
announces that be has just returned from Phll-
adelphia with large aud well selected stock
Of sIpring and Summer GOODS. which be will
sell al reduced prices, for Cash or country pro-
duce. His stock consists, IN part, as folows:
Dry Goods. of every description, Groceries.
Hardware, Queensware, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and CAPS. Ready Made Clothing, &C., &c.
All are invited TO call and examine for lhem-
selves. lie feels confident that he can give
satisfaction both in quality and price. He re-
turns his sincere thanks 10 bis friends and Gus
touiers for their liberal patronage heretofore
extended 10 him, and hopes, by fair dealing
and low prices, a continuance of the sarne.
NH 1-if EDWARD BECK
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
FOR SALE.

A BULK WINDOW, with Shutters, Bars
and everything complete. Apply at this Of
fee. mo
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

Qua farmers are engaged, al the present
time. principally in plan,ing corn, the time for
,he putting in Of this great staple having ar
rived A number planted a week or ten days
ago, bus the majority preferred to wait until
the arrival ef warmer weather. II is to be
hoped that our cereal crops may be good, as
the peach crop, on which has been expended
much care and large sums Of money. will be
almost total failure Gas far as marketing is
concerned} in The uplands. In what are
termed the !" Necks," along the Bay aide, most
Of the orchards will have a fair crop if the late
| frosts have not affected the young peach. Thi'
failure in the crops will. this season, amount te
sevszsI hnndred sboussnd dollars oa the PENN
! sulA.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03


MAn LETTINGS. The following are the
awards OF contracts for mail service in this
Stale:
WILMINGTON to cochranville, D. cle-
nson, $500 90
Middletown to Cecillon. Isaac saugh-
Ter, s2s 90
ST. Georges to Port Penn, VIM. Davis, 299 80
Smyrna to Chestertown, Joseph Wells. ,l49 90
smyrna 10 Templeyille, Nd, J. M.
Woodal, 500 90
WhiteIeysburg to Greensboro, Sam'l
Grace, 1876 90
FELTON, Station to Easton, s. Grace, 692 90
Harrington TO Denton, Walter Warren, 175 90
/ lVernonto fredericksburg, Jno. w. Moore, l94 90
\ Harrington to Milford, no bid,
Bridgeville to Georgetown. E. M. Lucus, 450 90
Laurel TO Princess Anne, J.W. Wilson, 290 90
Laurel to Berlin, F. ). Harmonson, $40 90
Milford to Lewes, John p. Marshall, @
4 times week, $50 90
Milford to Snow Hill, Burton & Stock
i ley, 1,765 0O
MiIlsboro to Lewes, Benz. Burton, l25 0C
Dagsboro' 10 Tunnel's Store, do 95 0C
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
CsTAdRSR''s
EMIeskpREPkREED
NGLUE9
For Family Use. Will mend

is ARTICLES ~
Wood, Leather, Croekery, Glass Ivory, Bone. Ala
baster, Marble, Rubber, Guita Percha, Cloth, Pa
per, Papier Mache, Shell, Horn, Hone,
Plaster, &c.
And indeed there is scarcely article in the whole
range Of domestic economy, whether il be for use or
paratlon be restored 10 its original value II chaiien
ges the world for its superior IL is indispensable H
every fi0l Sc, WORKSHOP and dC0UNTlNG.ROoM,
and no person after trial Of =
S7ARR's CHEMICALLY PREPARED GLUE,
would willingly dispense with for four times its cost
10 is always ready and aIwaysrelabe j. often
sive TO the SMELL and is not Affected by climate and
where lkntRn il has become FIXED FACT.
The attention ofdealcrs and customers is invited 10
the following testimonials regardng its superior quail
Ities. st&t
NEwARK, Nov 2e, 1859.
81 Afer a faithful trial OF Starr Prepared Glue on
Wood Leather and Cloth, at the Phenix Works Imost
cheerully commend its use for all purposes gener-
gsM C. A. CARTER.
We, The undersigned, having tested Starts Prepared
Clue, agree with the above recomm endalon.
VIM. b. DOUGLASS, Cabinet Ware Manufactures
Newark. N. y.
LYsANDER WRIGHT. Machine Depot, go Markets.
HEDENBURG 9 LITTELL Carriage Manufactures.
Newark, N ].
VIM II. KIRK CO.. Carpenters and Builders
LEvERICH 9 ENDERS. Carriage Makers. Newark.
Stars Chemically Prepared Glue is sold by all
Druggists Furniture Dealers, Grocers, Faucy Goods
Dealers. Hardware Dealers. Satoners and by country
''~ IL PRicE, a5 & ENTs PER BOTTLE.
A brush goes with each bottle. Putnp for dealers
in cases from TO IL dozen. splendid Lithogmpkfc
Show Card Printed in colors, given With each pack
age, Ali srers stters ofnquiry by mail addressed
| TO the STARR GLUE COMPANY, tttf'
5h 81 Liberty ST., N. Y.
Will receive prom pt attention..
4 IN fhaif de y /
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
FashionabIe Millinery.

Misses M. L. BECK & +. J. FARES laE Ibis meth
cd oil informing the Ladeso Snvrua and vicinity that
did assortment Of SPRING sand SUMfER BON
NETS. also. FLOWERS, RIBBONS, CAPS, Sac
which they selling very small profits 10 any ana
ali ho will favor them with acaIlfeelng conAident
that they can sell as cheap the cheapest A hearty
laylaon extended toall TO call aud examing their
stock al the stand formerly occupied by Miss T. Bell
on Main street. 2ddoor above Mr.. VIVA Temple Store.
/ RsrBLEACLIlNG, PRESSING aud C0LoRINci
neatly done and punctually auendedio. APPS
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

Tar . sCAInrHEsrc' SocIrry in this town
i progrsssing rspdly-fuly up to the most san-
gums expecsstions Of ls founders. All The me-
css6sry equipments for the development Of tbe
muscIs, /" shs manly ars Of seIf-defance." and
other hygisric aud gymnastis exercises that
rive hssIth, strength and beasty Of proportion
10 tbe participants. hare been procured. Ths
nssoeietion SOW numbers, We sro told, abou
t~snsy nembers. TfIsse societies are bsns
6ciaI ii one thing q ieast--the abolition Of I
napy r~le ehssts ~ spindle shanks iron
enso1e oxr yspne eeatty.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
Republican Convention.


In pursuance Of call the Republicans of
Delaware met ia State Convention, on Tues
dsy last, at Dover. and organized at 10 o'clock,
y. BY selecting Gao, r. Fisher President, Hon.
,ohu Wales and Maj. John Joaes Vice Presi-
dents and three Secretaries. whose names we
Gid mol learn.
After the appointment of several business
tsmnhsllees, the body adjourned until after dim
asr
Upon reassembling. E. G. Bradford, from q
eenrnissee for that purpose, reparsed a series
aresolulions. which were adopted with greal
msnimisy.
N. b. Smithers then introduced Hon. Ton
csswia. of Ohio. who. for more Than two hoors
s<lsessed the audience in his peculiar and fas
esssiug manner.
TAe following gentlemen were appointed
D<sseaies to the Chicago Convention. 18th o
W. viz: John G. Clark and J.. T. Head
Nee Castle county; N. B. Snishers and DR.
B<nj. Hopkins, Kent co.; Judge Layton ant
Ca n. Fisher, Sussex CO.
hhssaid that about 500 persons were presen
- but for The very inclement weather, th.
nn1es would have been greatly augmented.
nn Court was adjourned for the time, sn'
~. Lawyers. Jurymen and prominent citi
- Vt Dover. of all parties. were attenliy
l@eaers to The distinguished speaker.
Ths Smyrna Sax Horn Band was in atten
d Ssste. and. we learn, gave great satisfaction
y y tisjr skiIllul performance.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

PocKET PIcKED.--Some adroit rogue reived
Henry McIlyaine of bis pocket book, Contain
tanning $50 in money, and tickets for himself
and wife. for Philadelphia, at the depot in Will
mington, "Wednesday morning. He did not
discover his loss until after the cars started.
The pocket book with the tickets, papers, &C.,
but minus the money, was afterwards found in
privy and returned to the owner, but no clue
was difeovered to lead to the apprehension Of
the thief.
! SINGULAR EscAPE.--A man named William
Carrigan, who was confined in the lunatic de-
partment Of the New Castle county aims house,
made bis escape last Monday night in a very
Ingenious manner. Under some pretsnee be
persuaded his attendant to remove the irons
from his hands and feet, and with the aid of an
iron spoon (with which he ate his meals) made
his pe about midnight. II ID a singular fact
that crazy people often display an amount Of
ingenuity truly surprising. RePubtican.
APPOINTMENTS The Baltimore Annual Con
ference Of the African Methodist Episcopa
Church, closed its deliberations 10 Washington
on the 23d inst. The foliowingug are the ap
pointmenis for this State: Smyrna. r. P
Gibbs, sub pastor Candies Canaden, s. p. By
ard president; Fredefica, J. r. Pindell, sub
Camden Lewes, g. Il. Boyer. sub Camden
Wilmington mission TO be supplied
!, GREAT SLAUGHTER OF Docs. --On Frida.
week dog belonging to Robest McMullin, Q
! Of Chrisiiana village, was attacked with hydro
phobis and Bit ten Of the dogs in the village
and perhaps some in the cosutry, as he wa
travelling all night. He was shot and kille
i on Saturday morning Nine dogs known I
! have been bitten were ahos and killed BY Fran
!. els Maxwell ON chat day. On Friday Inst tw
i sther doga which were mad were shot about
/. msls fr0m the village. They also had bite
!, several dogs, which were afterwards killed.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03


~ knossisdge that the Vanderbilt bad arr
|riagiag the result Of ,hs great "miil I"
>tastpionehip Of EngIand, partial ac-
W q watch reached here on Saturday
ID eaased quite . rush after the papers
eRdAy Il oar past Office In the stores
- eeoae-bsxes, Ac., short time afiel
ptaiag of The mail might be seen one
M ~ bali dozen oF more listening
~ npet eagsr asssstii,s. Far time,
-, The csntse of altFsctiea for hi
- ke>tirely selipss4t There i h'
h. ek~ tks fsca, hox pver much the]
1Qq4e4 that - extraordinary IL
eilee<el ~ IN y hnow tbs rssul
\ ~ y nilIA Ie i hpnaa nstnrs
Y ~ texp. ! uaIe lise - hslisv<
y nfnl ~ (Gfl - ~ sooeIts--
II u - - leipl - shows shas
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

sEirrt dwellings in ths Third district Of New
pxlsens .~srs destfoy<sI " Are oa Sunday. -
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
Tor Sale.

Large six-seat FAMILY CARRIAGE and TIar-
mess. BUGGY WAGON, Pole and Shafts BAY
MAREs ~ hands high, years old-sonnd and gem
tle Apply To- ft8.p,i EDWIN WILMER.
m 5-4t s E1ses Smyrna, Del r
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03

Tnn interestiag Istlev ei or correspondent
q T. ee~eeqseAee iH : ieosnsy itsost fur
es aflh Ibae n spthss insesdA, djd ~
|soae1 - n ~ ~ eesvsaisns Iasertlsn \
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
CHEAp 1onKS.,.l

we have Just lecsived from The A,iciUn Trade
Sales varied Of very cheap BOOKS suit
able for Private on Public Lihraries.
J. r. IIEAlD.
ap l9.6w 42l Market ST., Wilmington. rieL
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
A Word TO The Wise.

Experience being the best iencher. iFtll stages Of
life. | feel mysef now prepared to s'ccmmodals The
citizens OF Smyrna with the best facilities ever offered
for spending pleasant day On aternoon n a'irive
through the beautiful country Having IN POSSESSION
tha hexf stock of f4 ftrtta
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
DRIvIMC HORSES

IN the county ioel myself able offer
10 those who like 70 ENJOY comfortable ride. Stop
and zee me dsy night. NV stable ID oil Main ST..
below Dennings Carriage Factnry t
JOHN III GEORGE.
NJ B.--One call will satAiv the most iaskidleus--
Terms very moderate for cash.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-03
TO RENT,

A convenient DWELLING HOUSE on Com
merce ST., above Main. Apply to
ap IL II. R. PARSONS. z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

fr,o Sy.t or FxCHAYGE-A SOUTHERN FARu srTu
sied Il depot tnnefately the ue q rsilroid and
river Win A erceleu mill scat, conta,nnK So
,trd c'sued hasnce wes tbered ard AZ ulsble Only
frw howrs b. rs f 81 be Nygtra sorngs tud the cNes
81 fyvrfNw-f RFturnt Norf0k BsiNre Ara Nsshinstoa
o. 80 src@uFe for rrcrerty difference either IN
eash. Ter psriipuiers apply ~ Ne l. y aon street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11
DIAL msrArE roR SAL. n.As TUE czsrs,t

DIAL ESTATE TOR sALk NM TUE NENrktL
n Para me valuable block ~ 81 full city ts betweea
tenth ard Eleventh and sruesh and sxy ir street,
very desirable location whsh M q
rur,sS improve Also 80 fu city Los being IN part BE-
w~ery pcron o block kevenh avenue and sxy Sc I'd
asax thrt sfrsess corrupted gArter. Terms Tor
bosh p per cs and he rst on bond snt morgsrs i
term 81 Also the desirable fun city Lot VIA tsrce
~ory br,rs Buidinr Leonard street. he solih AIDE
snf very tear rrosdway suitable for large store OF wren
n,umnrsncs errn. easy Aeo the desirable and snb.Aa
hl brrk Ar sone House 50 Broad street side, SUI,
iec 70 gc lesss accommodating tso three sory
Nd ste hriek dwelling nou.- wh al The modern i'm orcve
ments snd arranged vNh ordinary for
fort and cnvsnien'e e south aide q seventh 81
About ofnrds 81 The pnvhsse remain md
aud mcrtsarr. Asp A. Walton. weeschessr county within
ffteew minutes var 81 he New Yosk and Harlem and The
railroads ard Harlem siea nhoat
row hnshrs standing four cty loss cnpssy arrsnrpd
cnufor ard convenience Ap< cvnrsneur srisrild
view " rlussirg hsy Fast sud Harlem rivers &C. ferns.
cash and The PAYABLE within
h. seer ~ he appreciated Aiso va'a Country seus pes
aesces Anf Lee Apply V WILLIAM y. HEiNs, No u
raaasu street NJ q
B.-Morey losned on bond ard mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11
HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER H. ls6O-rRIPLE
FOR SALE.

I'wo STEAM EkoIsks-o ONE SHAFT, r 10 no sss
power e.cb; be used sipgi< xeher They are
veil made and suited FOR any light for prntn
press mill az lathe thew would be the thing They Ill b.
sod low for would be each
rtpr qualifications Can be Il A07 droadwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

L~OR aALK on KkSr-
IN ne v~w modern brpwu Dwelling 50 we~a Twenty
es Mn Hyres hrh sop with al iats
tr.rrr~ewer<n The pl~saant
r~sunsIn city 5000 ,morsgsxe Possession
~ty~r Ec~ A. before Apply " H. 2. GREEN
MOOD. rs winAm street, w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

A FINE SUIT or ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR-ALsO
"A bark psrlor snd extenson let With board. ut i5
Second avenue Houss frat csss, with ali the modern i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

DOARDIN DISCRIMINATORY WISHING A CON
Id fcrsbe home for the winter OBTAIN elegant suts ~
hsndsym furEisked second floor, Ia caaz
iouse, single Rcsrs for single Fenirnen derals
dinner Fulton feI, llt Pineapple street. coraer u
Euiton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

L,oR sALE-THE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
dwelling House rs East Threth present
ped BY The house 2o lot 20 feet By half the bo,k
All The modern heaters &c painted walls &c
evtyhlng a the hnss order, loses, price s ssoO
remain on bond and mortgage. No neal spplv
ply % Jas FErrRkrCa ~ EAs, Thir,e,h street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

U,OR SALE on TO LEr-FuRNrsHED OR uNrUR.
nisAed. thrte story brick House summit street
Rrookiyn between Hcks and Henry PLEASANTLY
aeH At modern improvements For psrsusrr Apply
s. HofDLow, Montague street. near Court Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

Eok SALE or 20 Irr=rHx THREE STORY BRrcu
House hsh oov. No io1 Seventeenth street.
suyve~nt square the house IN perfect order, having AL
the modern Improvement. r.s Crsu vNer, A. For Tar
Their particulars apply Mr.. JOHN FOSrgR, lao ENa
KLshteenh streel "a Pine Mechanics Eschanse