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Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

NEW CASTLE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL ExHI-
BITION.-The Agricultural Exhibition was the
scene of attraction last week, and the number
OF visitors so great as to swell the receipts far
beyond the most sangune anticipation of the
managers. Sidney George FIshgr. Esq Of
Philadelphia, delivered the annual address at
% o'clock, on "Wednesday afternoon, and it is
Conceded by every one to be worthy OF the
cause and the occasion.
I The contest Of speed between stations was
confined 10 the horses Moscow, owned by VIM
s. Fleming, and Beppo, owned by N. B. Hayes,
of West Chester, and the former succeeded in
carrying off the prize of $50, and making the
! frs: mile in 2.59, he second in 3 o. and the
third in 3O5.
The prize for the best walking was awarded
to a young horse of J. NJ. Bracken, which
i went his mile IN ) II.
The walking being over, foot race was
gotten up for purse Of ten dollars, between
an Indian from Philadelphia. and young man
named Daniel Ford. They run half mile,
Ford coming in about five yards ahead, amid
the shouts end cheers Of the highly excited
crowd.
Corn Husting Match.
Five coiored men entered The contcs, was
very spirited, with the following result:
] Chns. BouIden, husk,ng 81 ears III BIN. SIS.
Jas. lInson, 10 ears IN jm.
! Caleb Denby, III ears in Am. lbs.
Clinton Graves, so ears in 5m.
| David Walker, 10 ears in 5m.
! The first premium of 50 was awarded 10
Charles Bouldon. The second premium Of 81
was awarded 70 Caleb Demby.
! lac attendance at the grounds Thursday
was much larger than Oh any previous occa i
/ sion.
| At ten o'clock the parade of horses of all
kinds took place, and the display was most
admirable. The great feature of the day, how.
ever, was the trot for the citizens purse OF
500. q. II. Kellar entered Boston,, Z l..
Packard entered Red Bird w. S. Fleming
entered Moscow Thomas Slaughter entered
/ Sam, S. Townsend entered Betsy John
! Merrlck entered Comet
! AT o'clock the horses were called, und the
trot commenced under the auspices of colonel
Jesse Sharpe, colonel J. e. Morrison, Lewis
Z. Springer. Samuel Miller and Henry Grant
as judges.
First heat-Red Bird. Sam and Betsy. Wor
! by the former in %.
Second heat-Comet, Moscow and Boston
/ Won by the latter in : Sc.
} Third heat Red Bird aud Betsy. Won b,
! the former in 2.59.
! Fourth heat-Boston, Moscow aud Comet -
! Won by the former in 2.J1.
! Then came the fifth or test heat, and as un
der the rules the two worst horses were with
drawn at each heat, only Boston and Moscow
were lctt TO struggle tor the prize, and tht
greatest excitement prevailed, The horse
had been out but short time before il becam,
evident that Moscow could not win, and Gu th,
second heat his driver lost his temper ant
whipped hm numerically. Boston came il
IeadIug his opponent, and Won the purse il
j2J7.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25
ave 4 nre com 9any or4ahIZ9I

PoLITIcAL.-Elas s. Reed, Douglas candl-
date for Congress, and John O'Byrne, of Will
mington, are announced TO address our citizens
this "wednesday evening, at : o'clock.
The Democrats intend to hold a large mass
meeting in Smyrna on Saturday week, the Sat
urday before Tie election. We hear, also, that
the Republicans intend having mass meeting
and torchlight procession in III town one day
next week. The political papers Of all parties
conta.r numerous announcements OF meetings
and torchligAt professions IN various parts OF
The State, between this and :he 9th proXimo.
4 Democratic mass meeting will lie ocId at
keen's Landing, Hote! Of WIn. Campbell, on
Friday evening next The mecting VIII be
addressed by Maj b. T. Biy5s. The Sm frna
Band will be present.
MEETINGs-EIi Sau sbury ard John Q. Stay,
of Dover, addressed Democratic meetings at
Biackiston's Cross.koads and ken,on on Sat
urday last. The Smyrna Sax-ll"rn Band was
in attendance at both places 10 enliven by their
harmonious strains o. music.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25
S1LTGNA3 DlELL,
THURSDAY OCTOBER rs, 1860.

THE "TIMES" is pp5fisled Every I1ursday. by
4oDr. D. HOFFEcKER, Elton and Proprietor, at Ike
Temperance Hall. Smyrna, Del.
ERXS-SUBscRlPrIoN.-OH gear, 81 so in adrance
Or $2.O0 if not paid TIL end Of The gear. No lGper
discontinued unH all arrears are paid-oaIya, tile
option Of the Publisher.
ADvERrIs.NG-Fo epery square Of 10 lines or less first
Insertion, 50 cts. e,ot subsequent insertion 25 cts
Liberal arrangements made wiA yearIys and half
yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25
Notice to IiousckccDcrs.

lI9nschcepers, and all oilers That love ,,rv Lart
fcmemher 'hat The Undersigned is now prepare. 10
l.It or furnish ;Aen WIKI + 4 AI.,rl o.,tt-t D.
ent Spring Weather Strips for Doors These S.r5. AZ
and Hinges are a.! oias, - that water cannot r.t
Nieh ia al ca,e+ these S,rps are Insured 70 ruri
s''!P 70 10 i' I-. WA. Ii. START
y. E-N have a man, who understands the bus.
ness ~ pa ;hein on throughout the State,
scIf.-.In
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25
REAL ESTATE ACEYCy!

me subscriber, having opened an Office n,,he ;ovr
oi smyrna hehi COS Del, JuII respectfully in.oin
Tie iEbc that hc is ROW prepared t. sell. at E,s
crate coInm.'son. a!i REAL ESTATE which ma; .,e
put III 'ia h9hds From his past experience lqav,g
heci engaged III II Tor the past several years on .
limited sraIe aid his extensive ocouaIrf,;ce >, - :
and i"e surrounding States, particularly New Jersev
ne IS confident that he offer advantages 10 nc--s
G'SITing 10 dispose OF Rcat Estate. He woud ,he:a-
''Ic 'l. r a.leLton Of Farmers, and others, ris
Agc"l = believing inat business entrusted 10 faIa
"oL!G ae OF mutuai'adI antagc 20 bolh PARTIES can
ne found al his Office Commerce stree; ,rs: H,.r
above IscAuGy & Collins Store
ma l-lf NJ lEpI+A\
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

FIRE IN PHIL.DELpHIA-Fruuk Building,
five stories in height, in the rear of Franklin
Hall, on Sixth street, below Arch, were burnt
on Friday morning last. They were occupied
by Duacan White, bookbinder. whose loss is
$1,000; WIN. s. You"g, job printer, on whose
premises several weekly and monthly paper
forms were destroyed, including those OF the
Presbyterian Quarterly ReuleU and ChristiGm
Instructor. loss unestimatcd Smith g. Peters,
stereotype printers, loss $4,000. The build.
ing was owned by Hulngs Cowperthwaite -
The total loss is $4,000, and is covered by
insurance. The fire was the result of acci-
dent.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

RErRIBuTIoN IN SYRIA.-Fuad Pacha, the
Sultan's officer sent to Syria TO investigate
Druse atrocities, has made thorough work.
As has already been stated, Achmet Pacha,
the Governor OF Damascus, Ali Bey, who as
sisted in the dreadful butchery at Husbcyiya,
Mustupha Bey, who did much the same at
RasAeyiya with 40 Turkish eoldiers, and many
of the prominent citizens, have been put to
death, others imprisoned, and 5000 persons
drafted into the army. The Druse shelks say
that the Turks set them on, and wish to have
a commission appointed to examine into the
matter, when they say they will show that they
were nsigated by the higher authorities
But the present conduct Of the Sultan evlnces
the contrary. 1t is said Ihat Achmet Pacha
caused the seals Of several Of the prize pal
Christians 10 be countcrfritrd and attached to
a spurious plot gainst the Turkish government,
snl that ho presented this paper 10 Fuad POcha
rs his excuse for allowing tho massacre. But
Faud Pacha sent for all the seal engrarers, and
Immediately detecting the imposition, spat in
the face o. the miscrcunt aud put him in chains.
The Prince of Wales, rn Saturday, fin shed
his tour in America, and embarked for home.
The Royal party left Boston in the afternoon
in a special train TOR Portland, accompanied by
Gov. Banks, Mayor Lincoln and other Gistin-
guished personages. They reached Portland
about 9 o'clock, P. NJ, after receiving the
heartiest oyatons Of Salem, Newburyport,
Portsmouth and other places along the route,
and were received by the Mayor and Councils
of the CITY, and escorted by the military through
the principal streets of the city to the wharf
built for the accommodation Of the Great East
ern when they embarked amidst salvos of nr-
tlIery md bursts Of martial music. The Prince
and his suite, before their departure. expressed
themselves in terms fthe highest graticution
at the manner in which they were treated in
the United States.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25
THE MARKETS

In Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 81
Red, 81 32; yellow Corn - c;s,-whi,e,10 !;
Rye y, and Oats, 80 cts. per bushc. Round
potatoes, 30 Cts per bushel. Butter, - cts.
per 10. Eggs, Ii cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat, 81 50; Red, 81 40; Rye;
10 cts; Corn, a and Oats, 3G cents per BUSH
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

In Philadelphia, on Friday last, the Grand
Jury found true bill against William BierIy,
in which he is charged with substituting false
for the genuine election returns in the fourth
ward, First District, by which Butler, Rep
was granted certificate of election to Congress.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

THE Policy OF THE ESouTH.-Governor Moore,
Of Louisiana, in a. letter in reply to several
citizens of that State, soliciting his opinion as
to the proper policy Of the South in the coming
crisis, says:
"But speaking for myself, and myself alone
II ana free to say that the success Of Mr. Lin
coin would justify the Southern States in with
drawing from the Union.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25
"Why stand yc all the day idle .

ANY Lady or Gentleman in the United States -.,s
seS>ig from - 10 an enter In,o an easy an. e.,
can lie realized 49, PC 1'!
10: particulars, address with stamp
". K. ACTON & CO..
No 81 told IL, North Sixth ST., Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25
COAL! COAL!!

Furnished to Consumers, in small or large
quantities, on short notice and at low prices,
by JOHN w. SAElN.
P.S.-It is desirable that persons should
leave their orders before the Fal! and Winter
advance Of prices, (to be deliverd nt any time
between this and the lst December.
aug30 J. W. S.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

THE Union Weekly Prayer Meetings-dls-
continued during the summer-wll be resum-
ed on Friday evening next, at Wards Hall.
The public are invited to attend.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

REV. J. {. Thompson, Of the Presbyterian
church in this town, we are pleased to see,
has returned again, after an absence Of FIVE or
six weeks in Chester CO., Pa, where he has
been detained by severe spell of sickness.
Though present on Sunday, he was still una
Bile to resume his duties, Rev., Mr. Rankin Of
Middletown officiating.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

The pony express, with ater California dates,
arrived at st. Joseph yesterday. Intelligence
had reached San Francisco that the Oregon
Senatorial election took place on the Cd inst,
and resulted in the election of Nesmth, q
Douglas Democrat, for the long term, and E.
d. Baker, Republican, for the short term of
five years. The news astonished the Callfor-
mans greatly, and the Republicans claim that
the Stste..of Oregon will 60 for Lincoln. The
long contest to prove the Broderick will for
gerry has been finally finished, and by order Of
The court the will has been admitted to probate.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

Ware requested 10 announce that Rev.
Mr. McIniire, of Elkton, will preach in the
Presbyterian church in thia town Sunday morn.
ing and evening next.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

RAIN SroRM.-This region Of country was
visited by a heavy rain storm on Friday night
and Saturday last. At intervals rain fell in
torrents. The roads are heavy, and in some
places the fields have been considerably wash.
ed. The rain extended North and South. AT
Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk, Va, the
rain was heavy. The Philadelphia papers
state that the weather was of the most dismal
character. Several inches Of rain fell.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

MGoIfyou want Fence Board 90 to
James E.Back's Lumber Yard,
where you will find a very choice lot Of II it,,
II f., l6 h.and l. l. lengths, together with a
large assortment OF all kinds OF Lumber, at
very fair prices
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

PREMIUM AwARDED.-Our townsman, Mr..
John H. Collins, was awarded q premium Of
$500 and diploma for the best grain fan
Gtswey's patsnt-at the late New Castle CO.
Fair.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

The western grain crop is so large that it is
supposed the railroads will be busy all winter
bringing il east.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25

NEW YORk SURFACE AND SUB SOIL
e m EA 81 q ava
Potato DIGGEitS, HORSE HOES. CARROT
WEEDERS, &c. + Nr1irrR
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l. OS L

A STEEL PORT NOMINATE
with a small sum of money. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the
Counting House of E. WILMER.
Oct. l6. go.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25
Road &CraDqrS

An article every farmer ouglt IL have
Oc'. lSt' Isto H. WILMER
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25
DESIRABLE FARM
STEAM CuTTEPS-

H"iJ' Fsedtrs and S"(.Sharptpers.
For Sale at New York pnccs.
Oct. Ist, Is6O. Z VIJIER
Smyrna times., 1860-10-25
COrMsIleIIer!

WI hs~HAOEAS4SS
Single and DouLle Noppers,
At very low prces. /. WiLMrP
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Hlarbinerp.
lCiIcusr.l
DOARDMAN's PATENT STEAM BOILER.

l lCircuar
DOARDMAN's PATENT STEAM BOILER;
I'D boiler combines the strength durability safety and
simplicity Of plain cynde with the advantage, o. tubular
lie large number put in operation during the last
@ be aSyy ss s boilers %
increasing their capacity at the rate OF rs each hore power
surface. Prce Of boilers including potent follows horse
POO Poo IS d. 20 d. 500 Is do $e25 80 DO $50 %
do, $1,000; 80 do Sl250 100 do. $3.50 For circular
with engraving Of boiler dimensions &C. address the under
IXTRAcTs FROM LETTERS, AND CERTIFICATES.
In April 1859 the New Haven Iron Railing Co put in one
BoGIdnan Patent Boilers in place Of hae bGeI winch con-
Boiler doing the same work through year averaged
Sew boilers, 50 pl . coESINe n ~ A Jst 1850
tendent fully realize the strongest Representation sde in.
duce me to edR Ike y that 0 d dn s 1 the o S9 o
with consumption less than 30 OF Blossoug coal per hour
CIhs'Rf e e01sIs aTS at ''ne'. JOHN MAoEE
New boier,l "ASsosIA, Conn., May l. 1860.
building I7Ox5O feet stories high in which have
right tubular boiler have succeeded with and large
and are frame budings each lOOx5O feet No two stories
No ahee stories high Both of them are warmed with one
weather with consumption Of at at 70 per cent les
eeon t and St Of @ boiler that we shall put auohe in
factory No in place Of the upright boiler now in use s
f"'''' ''''' Per T WALLACE, j., see'y."
lCynder boiler slteredl "wOoDsrock, ", May 1859
say exceeds expectations consider not only capable
producing greaer Of steam but mach safer being
less liable to explode than any other boiler know Of
Yours respectfly SOLOMON WOODWARD"
ICylinder boiler stered "NRw HAVEN Conn., May II 1860
q much pleased with your Patent Boiler can now
make all the steam require with about less coal than
formerly used to produce the same amount -.,,,.
"Respectfuly yours, MOSES SEWARD"
This viii H. BoaTdmdn Patent
Boiler with experience find it, represented good
and economical boiler and gives entire satisfaction
"HAINES BROTHERS. Piano-Forte Manufacturers,
"May Is 1860 cor 2d-ay and 21stst., ". Y"
NEWARK N. j., May l6 1860.
1--WE have been using of Boadmans Boilers (2l horse
poyer) months have had IN cOustn night
day and well satisfied and consider preferable to
other boiler The fuel coa used per week is from 81 10 tuns
equalto !! uns at 10 hours per day. =, ,orc COVE,
This il certify that have been using II Boardman's
Potent Boiler for the last year entire salts
faction. w. II LYMAN, per \. kBEsR
"New5rk May 1G 1860"
The following parties authorized to build this boiler:
Messrs. Hewcs Phillips Newark N. j. Samuel Secor, New
York City NY r. MouTee Albany \. Y James Mason, SYRIA
cue, n D. A. Woodbury. Co., Rochester y. " and w.
t. Leyan, Philadelphia
Boilers and Engines furnished to order Territorial and other
rights for sale H. BOARDMAN
No. lG5 Broadway, New.York
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EERRY LEASE at AUCTION.-By virtue OF
i the authority vested in him BY the LedsstuIe OF ma state
OF New the subscriber Controller Of said city WI sell at
PUBLIC ACTION h sf, SdS ss T ss'ani' Ss :ssl
p H. III ONE LEASE the FeIt. known as the Futon
soTH HTJ2SEERHIh for the tenn Ten Yea
nom the First day May A. D. 1851 with all the nsh,: p'
e, t sgd Of sdS1l. FsT @ The
ps landings premises to and from which they are nov run
50 a as 'u OF s1 have BEEN reserved SPpTed for
y purposes except that the landing at the ioot o. IA m h
6r9Cs and "l the css or case. in which
Of the .R ,Rns 81 bs andinss Or t.r
NAV be made point in their vicinity If the les
zee snsn non wiz be embodied in the lease that he
esee sha run the said several ferries at uniform rate Of e
v Of tbe aid ferries during the Of said ease ,he be
deemed and held be forfeiture Of the same ana the a
Tbe purchaser lessee than the essee viii De
required P9;eh,s fair 1RR s H scS
necesary the purposes Of such ferry grant. or
s9eh valuation 70 he b by The present by the
pacbase or this sale and the third By the two ha
The lease to the usual foHn Of y leases and to
eo 20 s the Council and no
incurred by the Corporation for or in connection WIN
e , The S se Of d dpSd viii not be-
animal rent less than the aggregate amount oil annual
purchaser of the lease Of the ferries and their appendices
m BE- required pay the time Of GALE to the Collector OF the
for the annual rent to Be applied the Of the first in
case he executes with the usual covenants otherwise TO
be ed to the Corporation He will at the same time also
be required furnish Obligation to be signed by at least two
sures to the that he will execute bond, with sureti
70 b. approved by the Controller for the puncua payment oil
he quarterly and for the faithful execution Of the covenants
Of the lease. -
of the suconeer and the expense Of the lessee to be
paid by the purchaser.
The will also contain covenant requiring each ferry
boat 10 attached its engine apparatus force
pump with than 400 feet OF hose Of the quality and d.
used by the Fire Department Of this city 70 be used
for the ennguhmnt Of fires whenever required by the Chief
Engineer OF his Assistants; for which service the lessee will
receive twenty dollars per hour for each hour engaged
ROBT T. HAWS Controller
Cry OF NYw-YoRK DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
Controllers Office, Nov. l6, 1883 a.,
aforementioned Ferries IL postponed until
WEDNESDAY, December Il At the same hour and place
The above sale further postponed until THURSDAY Dec
~ 1905 al tue '"N'' nun ROBT. T. HAws Controller
The above sale is further postponed until TUESDAY JAM TO-
i'0'' o. '"' ''-"' "'"' RoBT. t. HAWs Controller
The above sale Il again postponed until FRIDAY Feb TO-
'0O' o. ''' '"'D' ROBT T. HAws Collector
The above sale T. further postponed until SATURDAY Feb
I'' i'''' ~ '"' ''A'' ROBT. T. HAws Controller
The above sale Is further postponed until TUESDAY March
50 low ~ viz 'aA'' -' rROBT T. HAWs, Collector
The above sale further postponed until TUESDAY May 49,
''e'' u -'' ''-'' ''''' RoBT. r. HAws Controller
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pRoposaLs FOR saso,oco "CE Gr ,,5s u

scale. tlvp,eat viii be received at the Conp,'o w. m
anti MONDAY the 18th day of May 1860 es 49, ar any
pars OF he smount Of Two Hundred and Fily nv
81 the Central Park Improvements funa Of The Com.
Sn a edSsc approved BY the Mayor April rs
~ II IN consist OF Two Thousand riVo >. ~
On DC sSu noas each and bear interest AT inc
e per cent per payable qgss@et sSsi he
,;on ths ,nrineipa redeemsble Nov. J., io'v' i ~
Ti 70, Inc Redemption Of the City Dept a,a and IN.
The proposals the sS sSc.S % proposals sSSa scOss
price per SNARE -, daro with the Chamberlain Of the oiy
w e sys opening Of the bids the sum
10 the Comptroller the receipts OF the OhshpeI
a., y inch deposits the parties VIII be entitled 20 te3.ve
6oaes for equal amounts OF the par 'aoe Oh 'no
, Stitn,o nom the dates Of payments -
Ing should be seaed and Endorsed Proposals Tor
Escn TX Enforcement Fund Stock" and the put Ia o
Oen, .d .nsslope addressed to the Comptroller.
The right reserved the part Of the Comptroller 70 reject
o All the bids considered necessary to protect or pro-
mote the Interests Of the city. - .,,,. =
h''e Wv ROBT. T. HAWS Comptroller
CRY OF NYw.YoRK DEPARTMENT OF fiSAscR,
ConpTHoIIKK 's OFFicK, April Is, 1860.
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CRY OF NYw.YoRK, DEPARTMENT oP fiNAfch
ConpTRoIIKKs OFFICE, April %, 1900

OrTIcE TAR DrsNoiSp NAVIGATION AM KlilRoAp Co.
No " WifilAN.sT. NEw-YoRR May 10, 1860 )
NJOTICE.-The DESMOINE NAVIGATION
IN AND RAILROAD COMPANY win offer for SALE, at
,eir office in the CITY Of NewIek at public auction At II
O'clock H. on the 18th day of May inst 900 acres Of LAND
in the State of IOWA situated in the Counties of Lee Van bn
ron Davis Wapeo Jefferson Mahaska, Marion, Jasper and
Pck Payments for the same may be made in cash the
onon Of The purchaser fifty per cash. and the bal
'n R y, , t Of tSe Board JAS E PATTERSON secy
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Sales bp Anttion.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
IN To purchase elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

ByW r. WESTCOTT a Co, Auctioneer-,
u,irr the ar.soe htcass Furniture and costly Work. Of
h1 fonaned in tie elegant pat residence No M West 2ist
a, wet Of ThGv he property OF Theodore H. Hit ~.
The contents Of the above house viii be sold MONDAY
May oi O'Clock precisely the whole for absolute and per
pory sale consisting of beautiful Rosewood Perlor Furniture,
con priiug two full suites In cb brocade Rosewood Center
Sofa Pier Tables Rosewood Eageres Turkish Chairs and
elegant Mantle and Pier Mirrors Velvet and Brussels
Ca, Rosewood Library Bookcase superior Rosewood Piano
Forte bronze and oIuou Chandeliers rich Mantle Vacs
Brouzes Marble Statuary OIL Paintings Rosewood Chamber
Furniture Of every description all made 10 order with superb
Nbtt and Bedding Dining Furniture In oak itch Sill
yar,,arr Extension Table French China kc, comprising
400 lots of cas paIor Chamber and Dining funi
ture Kitchen Utensils &C. Catalogues at house Sale rain or
shire Terms cash. Goods to be removed immediately.
JCllON SALE THIS DAY of PLANTS, RO-
"A sFs, TRIES, PIONEERING SHRUBS DAHLIAS,
VFRBFNpS, HEL IOTROPES, FUCHsIAS, GRAPE VINES,
HONEYsl CKLEs Sc No. lo2 Maiden.ans Al ~ ooloch
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OFFIcE W1uAxsBURGH GAs.LIGHT COMPANY,
BRooKLYN N Y, May H. 1860. )
VVNHE ANNUAL ELECTION of Seven Directors
Of this Company ind Of Three Inspectors OF the next sue
cednp election will be held the Office Of this Company l4th
81 corner of South 3dt MONDAY the 4h day OF june
next The polls win be opened at O'clock p M and closed
O'Clock IN The Transfer Books will be closed nom the Eth
instant until after the election BY order $500, , -,