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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
lNG AIRS AND TOBACCo.--C1GAR MANUFACTURER
~ will And splendid lot Of real Vuet, Abaio Tobaonr
h}i favor moderate prireJ and LOT Of Spanish RIh
bOns. All kinds az store No. ~ Cedar street.
1900 600 csAss At sEss Than p!,s. s
thousand. O. CHEEKS Agent New YORK Cigar Msnufao-
turing Company. o. Warren stree
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
Bureau Of the Receiver Of Taxes Court House, Park
Nov. A. 1866.
To TAxPAYERsNoce Is hereby given that per cent win
be added LIST Of December all Taxes remaining
paid an additional per cent viii be added on the 18th Of
said month Of December On all Taxes remaining unpaid
the LIST OF January interest the rate Of II cent
calculated from the day the books received BY the
Receiver OF Taxes No money will be received after r. n
oA'' ''N'' Join MURPHY, Receiver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

VIRGINIA LANDS FOR sALE-ONE OF THE
choicest Farms Of lSs acres. ~ miles from Noriolk,
70 Colonel o. r. Lindsey has extensive water 'front.' hns
fishing and oysters fruits and admirably adapted TO truck
raising for New York markets. within about 20 hours almost
daily by steamer for health Unsurpassed Also that vaua-
BILE Watering Place known "Pedmont SPRING. zone
phur and chaybeate) with Hotel and 900 excellent
Lnds IN Burke county North Carona amidst the beautiful
% the Blue Ridges arst rne water power with
grit and saw m and best OF lands for vineyards and gen.
era farming with heavy Pine and other valuable TIMBER
ao contains gold mine which II Is believed will equal
y ne best N Che United States onehs or wothrds only
Of ibis property viii be sold purchaser take charge OF ~
Tile very best references given ia this city Apply l5l
Broadway, roam II, from IL 10 / O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

A CCTIoN NOTICE-MORTGAGE SALE OF MAGNIFI
a cent and costly Household Furniture, this day Fr
dence l23 Clinton place eighth street, Sixth avenue
consisting OF Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets three
covered IN rich French satin brocatel and Turkish
easy Chairs and Lounges TO match; rosewood Centre
and Pier Tables, Etageres, Corner Book Stands,
twenty day Bronze Clock rich China and Vases
Parl0r Ornaments elegant Brocate and Curtains
'ne collection Of on Paintings Engravngs and large Mir
rors magnificent rosewood Pinnoforte Stool and Cover,
cost $780, elegant instrument with round corners
funy carved legs and case with all modern improvements
ovorstrung bass, full iron plate French action full
octave rosswood and mahogany Bedseads Bureaus Wash
Lounges Spring and Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea
Tables, Extension Tables China Glass and Silver Ware,
Cutlery &C. Sale positive Deposits required.
Z. ROTH Auctoneer
NB-Reliable in attendance cart pack and ship
goods for purchasers at reasonable charge All goods
Dust be removed twenty four hours after the sale.
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SOUTHERN ADvERTIsEMENTs
LroR sALE-AT THE GENERAL SOUTHERN LAM

VALUABLE TEXAS LANDS. -
44 acres Of Land In Jackson county TdkAA IN one Of
the populQus apd fourshng secons Of the State ali
any 10 tie SAT-. ynIvrcysd. s.g5s@& -
100 acres II Land on the wavdad river fourteen miles
FROM The head OF navigation In Jackson county Texas ITO
rSs In h OF cultivation; 400 In pasture; the
remainder heavy timber, bottom land and prairie. good
new dwsn house. cabins, blacksmith shop cotton GIN,
Tist Mar mill farming mpeinents about 900 head Of
stock caNle and beeves and 10D stock hogs
This properly situated In section OF country proven.
b,aly healthy and Is well adapted 70 the culture Of cotton
low Apply 70 WRIGHT, CARTER CO., 81 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

VNM. WRITER'S ACCOUNTABILITY SELL THIS
day. at O'clock 4Sl Canal street, large and valu-
able assortment Of Furniture &c, from Washington
Tables Hall and Basement Oicloth Velvet Tapestry Eng
and enameled Suits; first class Bedding Spring Beds Ar
morea ace, Lace and Damask Curtains black walnut Ex
and Tea Sets Table and Bed Linen Stoves Kitchen Furn
be sold in lots to suit Also nne round cornered
Panoorte Stool and Cover Sale will precisely
at one O'Clock, AZ the catalogue is large
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

TIENRY d. MINER AuCTfoNEHR-SAL EsRQoM ~
j Nassau street, opposite the Post Office. MINER y
rOMERViLLE will sell At auction nt tleir sal, room "
Nassau street. Saturday, December at lut ociocN,
household fnrnurc once Furniture, &c commune ~
foiows.--Oak Dining Room suit with Afmchtast LIBRARY
nii In morocco bitck walnut Lounges match In green
raps rosewood raror Suit IN fancy broeacli hNtchson
Tables marble top Dressing Bureaus, hne c1ryel nck WI
Bedsiead mahogany Bedsteads, cana seat Cha4s a
fresses PaAesoa 81 OIL Paintings aud Engfavmss black
walnut and mahogany ONCE Desks Letter Presses, he also
ore proof SAFE, IN excellent condition. also very largo
Frcnch PlsLa Mir or.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

IT oNGSHOREMEN'S U. P. AssoCIATION-Ar A
IL delegates of the different divisions Of
Longshoremen held In Roosevelt street the 10Th OF No
vember 1865 composed OF Divisions Nos and Of New
York and No Of Brooklyn for the consideration Of ad
present rate Of for night work Sun
days, IL unanimously
Resolved, That and after Monday Dec 1893 we re-
specially demand for night work. from O'Clock r. M till
O'Clock A. NJ the Of 90 cents per hour and for Sun
days. employed time between the hours of II O'Clock
Saturday night and Il O'Clock Sunday night the
OF 81 per hour ROGER BURKE, Chairman.
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VNILLIAM ABBOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ITO
~ Chatham square, win sell on this day, at 10Y O'Clock,
three Feather Beds Cooking Stove, Tables China Set
Crockery; also good Hand Cart.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

--@~,,~->>,~c-.ss1A1ht nS At AVCTlOSs
A UCrI0N NoTICE.--BOQTS AND SHOES.
IA w. H. HOLLfkGSHEAD, AUCrIONEER.
BY CHARLES q. WARREN,
SALESROONS a CORTLAHDT STREET,
On FRIDAY, December l. 1t lQf O'Clock
VERY LARGE SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT TRADE
SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES, BkOGANS,
BALMOKALS, CATERS, &C.
The catalogue 70 contain from
SIX HUNDRED TO ONE THOUSAND SAMPLE LOTS,
FIVE THOUSAND DUPLICATE PACKAGES.
Yc;aiSS f Esis' NV FALL AND WINTER GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES SIZES AND GRADES
adapted to all markets.
This sale win Include eonsignments from nearly every
IN NEW ENGLAND AND NEW YORK CITY.
and will be equal In every respect 10 either of our
MINK PREVIOUS EXTRA LARGE SALES
HELD THIS SEASON
A UcrIoN NOTICE. p HAzELI. AUcrIoNEER
"a By J. Z. HALSEY q CO.,
THIS DAY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER l.
81 l0x O'Clock, At the salesrOom kma street
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C..
fia lots 70 suit city and country buyers.
LOCKs-Nb dozen store door. rim and assorted locks,
ccr-uxc - all In fine order.
eCkEwe-00 gross Gimbet and Blunt Screws assorted.
dLES-buchers. Go0dards Bedford's Files, Ass'td.
SkArkS-oW pairs ladies' and gents skates.
Cstaisgaes early morning of sale.
j. Z. HALSEY b CO.,
Auctioneers, IS Beekman street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

A UCTI0N NOTICE
n ATTRACTIVE SALES
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
THIS DAY AND TOMORROW,
FRIDAY, DEC. l. AND SATURDAY, DEC. q
Fss catalogue now ready and containsAstrsctivs and
DRESS GOODS, DOMESTICs, sHAwLs FURS
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
READY MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
6TRAW-AND FELT GOODS,
And full line Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
separate catalogue will be issued for Saturdays sale,
which will include of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods; as Goods 70 be sold without reserve
WIN. TOPPING CO.. Auctioneers.
1872 Church street.
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2, ggRN {! 4 Ag g, on II; J.,

T. BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER.
a. AUCTION SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF MAGNI.
scent Household Furniture. Paintings Pianofore Sauary
Bronxes and many and costly Works OF
sf vrtu At public auction This day tFriday the ele
CANT residence No West Sixteenth street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues, sale commencing at l0 O'Clock
Drawing Room Furniture superb suits with French
brocatel OF the richest description Window Curtains
match Eageres Bookcase Bols de Rose Cabinets Encoig
Lace Curtains Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets
Chandsiers Bronze Satuary Bronze and Ormolu Clocks
Oh Paintings by ancient and modern artists two superb
Painting views OF Ancient Rome, original by Cole; Holy
Family BY Selleres Fruit Piece. Winter the Neva
st. Petersburg; Marine Views Flemish Interiors; Pasele
Paintings French Line Engravngs; Artistic Bronze
aU-Hamet Shakspere, Mazeppa, Minerva, Diana Nep.
magnificent rosewood PIancorte richest offered
at auction this season; Stool Cover Music Stand,
rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads.
style Louis XIV; Hair and Spring Mat
tresses, Sofas Chairs, Extension Table Buffet Silver
Casters Tureehs salvers Punch Bowl Dinner and Tea Ser
vice. Table Cutlery, Linen China Dinner Set. Also the
Furniture OF the servants apartments Sale perempory
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NATIONAL CONVENTION
IN IN RELATION TO
THE MINERAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
COMMITTEE MEETING
To- BE HELD AT THE Aston HOUSE.

Pursuant TO resolution passed at meeting held on Tues
day, Oct IL ut No 1853 broadway committee appointed
purpose OF fling ca fixing the time and place.
and making other preparations for converting national
venton OF persons interested In developing the mineral
resources OF The country.
meeting OF said committee will be held on Friday. Dec
at O'Clock r. NJ, the Aston House, No. a. for
conference and completing the arrangements for
converting the proposed convention.
fiB6 6Sd + SSRs s.dS.. Chairman Committee
M Xnuu Nnv1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

u A. Chiffon AUCTIONEER
DsOce As Nassau street. Condemned Subsistence Stores
Win be sold at auction Saturday, December z at IL
O'Clock at No. Bridge street terces Hams 3s bbs Salt
Beef and bb Pork Sale positive Terms cash. By order
Of 0eneral II. r. Clarke, A. @. q. 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

IIEERY VI. LEEDS, AuCTIONEER
III II III. LEEDS MINER VIII SCH ~ auction on Sat
rday, December z at 0k O'clock 81 their saiesroom, W
EIEaAEr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets rosewood
Tmno carved rosewood and black walnut SUITS ~ bocate
nd rcps rosewood Eageres rosewood and mahoRay Cen
Tahes, rosewood aud mahogany BedsteaQs Bureaus
Nashaands and Commodcs, Feather Beds fiuows liar
Mnttresees Husk and Straw Mattresses NOolen bahAes
Iron Bedstends &c. -, ~
Also an assortment OF Kitchen Furniture. Further par
ticulara In catalogue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE SUB
scrbers behalf Of the Hoard Of Trustees Of the Pres
byteran church Rutgers street, In the city Of New York
ground and vaults Of said church. on Houston street BE-
Chryse and Forsyth streets and not claimed By reA-
friends win be removed pursuant 70 lawful authority
from such burial ground and vaults and reinforced In Wood
lawn Cemetery That such removal will at the
expiration Of ten days from the first publication Of this
until all unclaimed remains sha have been removed Any
further information desired be obtained from Charles
Day, undertaken 196 West Eighteenth street
WIN. X. HINMAN, PreAident Board Of Trustees
MATTHEW bird. Treasurer.
Dated NEW YoRK, Nov. II, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

r R: ROLLINS, .AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
III. day. O'clock Canal street. large variety Of
second hand Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets Bed
seads. Bureaus Washstands Chairs Tables 40 Hair Mat
Spreads PILLOW Slips enameled Cottage sus marble tSp
Knit Jackets 80 Army Mess Chests and contens also
rey Of other goods too 70 msnon Damask and
Curtana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

A UsTRALIA-PIONEER LINE.-TIE BEAUTIFUL Al
n clipper ship PACToLUs, 2500 tons capacity. Is now
completing loading pier No East win
DESPATCHED for Melbourne positively oh q DECEMBER The
East river will clear sydney s. W. 10th OF December.
Both ships have splendid accommodations for few FIRST and
s. Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA
" REDUCED PRICES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS, THIRD CLASS,
$3.50. Sl75 500.
Children TO IL half rates. under quarter
100 POUNDS BAGGAGE FREE.
The Central American Transit Company win despatch
Wednesday, December 20 from pier % North
the and elegant steamship
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Captain J. W. Smith.
For apply III West of Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME DELIVERED
I'D will expose ut public auction at 40 Jackson street
90 boxes of Teas L. RINDSKOP.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-04

greater love las is usually the case) for other
peoples money than fear of the law, sent a
very pressing invitation down to the Dalles
to have the little joker return, who, upon re-
ceiving the very fattering notice, not only
showed a willingness to do SO, but was will
ing and did deposit $4,000 for the benefit of
Swabacher & Co.. and forthwith the gentle
man took lodgings in the Hotel de Crossbars,
Dalles.
OF all the denominations in the country. the
mail-as conducted in this country-is the
worst. We have had but one mail since the
boats stopped running yet we are entitled to
three per week;-and the only forfeiture for
non-c compliance with the contract, if they fail
to deliver the mail at any time, is their pay
fer that month-and that is the only forfeit if
they fail to delyerthe mail for the balance of
the quarter.
The question of removing the county seat,
(which is at present at the bridge on Umatilla
river, thirty five miles from this place, will
be voted upon at the next election. This
place, Franklin's Twelve-MiIe House, and the
present county seat, are the candidates. II
the three run, the present county seat, MAR
shalPs Station,) it is thought, will be the
victor.
The New York aud Idaho Quartz Mining
Co., (Dr. s. B. Farnam, AGENT have, at this
time, at Portland, q thirty-stamp steam quartz
mill for South Boise. The Doctor is buying
mule-teams to haul the mill up, and other
ct cseteras. n.
Umatilla, Oregon, Jan. ~, 1865.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-04
LETTER FROM UMATILLA.

ESlrOR WORLD After remaining at Walls
Walla two or three days came to this place,
stopping ut Wallula six days. The latter is
very industrious and thriving little place,
viewed from distance, and its inhabitants
talk very hopefully and think of building up
city in two years second to none on the
Columbia River, which would be the ruin of
this place. They think that as most of the
city property belongs to the 0. s. N. Co. that
they will assist in bringing the great bulk of
the Boise and Upper Country trade to that
place. The new road being built now across
the Blue Mountains by Geo. F. Thomas & Co.,
will also influence the trade.
Upon the other hand, Umatilla is very SAN
guine of its own stability and future pros
perity the citizens are straining every nerve
to insure that fact. They have beautiful lit
tie sand hills just back of town, so very
pleasing that they often cause persons to shed
tears when passing through them in Summer
or Fall, particularly if old Boreas is about.
1t is really delightful place to live in. Aside
from all jokes, this must and will be the great
commercial point for the upper country south
and east of the Blue Mountains. The river
is still frozen up, and we have had no boat
since the 10th of December last; and it's
hardly probable that there will be one before
the lst of March--so think the old settlers.
We now have about two inches of snow here,
but no sleigh-riding or snow -balling as you
have in Idaho City. The thermometer for
two days, was four degrees below zero. Ev.
erythingis dead here; no fights; no quarrels !;
even no deaths, marriages or births. You
cannot imagine the ennui endure; not even
hearty drink have | witnessed the cry is
no money, consequently no whisky. / am
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel, kept by
Mr.. }. Davis, and his table is SO well supplied
that have gained fourteen pounds in two
weeks. Good place to stop-everybody
should know Davis, and stop with him. By
the way, if had authority to do SO, could
procure many subscribers for the WORLD.
(You are duly authorized.
Mr.. Swabacher, some time ago, forwarded,
Ito save expressage,) to B., N. & Co., Dalles,
twenty-seven hundred dollars, by Mr.. H., who
had been doing business at Placerville or
Idaho City, and who, on his arrival at the
Dalles, failed to see the house of B., N. & Co.,
but reported that he had. been robbed of all
the money belonging to the above parties, but
that the robbers had failed to get his own, so
that very plausible joke looked suspicious to
begin with. Mr.. s., of Walla Walla, think
ing the gentleman night possibly have d
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-04
Agents foa. the Idaho World.
SEA DREAMS.

BY UNDA.
I hate the green and garish land,
Bright hills and grassy lea:
Ny feet are on the shining sands,
Before me spreads. the sea,
0Sea,
Ny very soul goes out to theei
The billows march in mighty host,
With flash, and roar, and chime;
The spray filings it's white beams out,
And every wave keeps tinae,
OSea,
Yet not for this I worship thee!
The coral branches red below,
The caves are lit with pearls:
The mermaids float, and dine, and sing,
And twine their seasgreen curls,
O Sea,
Yet rarer charmes hast thou for mel
For, where thy farthest misty line
Blends with foreign shore,
A footstep falls-my music once,
My music neverm0re.
0 Sea,
How long that footstep waits for me!
Floating along thy surgings, comes
A sigh, o thought Of me;
The spray clasps round me caress-
love thee we'll, O Sea
OSea,
My life, my soul, is all with thee!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-04

Religious NOtices.--Rev. Father A. z.
Pouin will hold divine service at the st. Joseph church.
corner Commercial street and East H every Sunday at
1917 o'clock A. M; vespers at o'clock P. NJ.
Rev. Father T. esplie will hold divine service at Pla-
cervle at the ST. Thomas church, the 1st Sunday in
January 1865 at 10 o'clock and every third Sunday
thereafter at the hour Also at the ST. Dominic
church, at Centerve the second Sunday of january
1865 at 1O O'Clock A. M and every third Sunday there
after And aso at the ST. Francis church in Pioneer
the third Sunday in January 1869 at 1015 o'clock
NJ and every third Sunday thereafter-until further
notice.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-04

He who, by his conduct, makes good friends
on the one hand, and bitter haters on the
other, gives evidence that there is something
of the bold, Independent, upright man in his
composition while the chicken-hearted i'm
becile character is capable OF making neither
friends nor foes.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23
Groceries

acknowledged by all the best and cheapest. Gu
GLOVE 1ND HOSIERY
department is well filed with the best articles. We
also keep eUery other article usually kept in first
class store, which we selling lower than can be
found elsewhere, they were purchased since the
great decline in goods. Our stock is Fashionable,
SedsOnGbIe and Uery Reasonable, and will be sold
clusively for Cash or Country Produce. We defy
competition, and earnestly solicit share of public
patronage. -
GRIFFITH & BRO.
Smyrna, Mrsch I6. 1865.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23
BOOTS AND SHOES

For Men, Ladies, Misses aud Children, unsurpssse
in style, finish and price. HATS e. CAPS an
the largest stock of ofQUEENSWARE in the mark e.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23
d,
Lctters X Remainins UncIai,ne d

ia ths Post Office at Smyrna, State of Delaware,
VI .rch 81 1865. ..
IL TO obtain any of these letters the applicant
must Gail Tor GdUeIised letters, give the date OF this
ii.t aud pay ccnt for advertising, fn.,i ll d
TOR within month they will be sent 10 the Dead
Letter Office.
Adams. {. &. Jones, William
Allen, Joshua King David
adams. Charles I."atnlan Matilda
Eown, Lydia Lamb Thomas
liIyan, Henry ]. Moli,, Miss Ellen
Iurrows, W. ID. McClary, MiEsSally
Blake. Miss NJ. Robson, David
{, lns, Joseph L. Reynolds, John
I"lns, Mr.. ). Rhienla rds, Sylvester
sa"lIer. George Richardson, Elizabeth
iIodd, Marian B. Robinson, LYDIA
Dntf Hester Ann Stratfen Henry
3 nn~n-, James +. StradIry, George
Ilulen, John Scott, Wm, A.
.Drvis, VIM. Smith, John
I'ia0w. Eliz beth Salisbury, Allie b.
.Ferrel, Joseph SUN. Mr. J. J.
z u .zlrt, Mary, Williams. Miss Eliza
lialI, Rebccca Wilson, Miss Annie E.
4 Hazel WIN. l.. Walton, Mrs John H.
i j. ffetson. II. Werd, Mr.,
Jones. Mr.. WIN.
J. EMERSON. Pm.
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23
THE MOST POPULAR BOOK
Ffsts-gs-s OF
Pianoforte Instruction
Richardson's New Method,

TceatyJfce Thousand Copies Year.
II is superior N excellence 10 all other Methods
and THE BOOK THAT EVERY PUPIL NEEDS for
the acquiremsnt nt OF thorough knowledge OF Piano
forte playing 1t is adapted 10 ALL GRADES OF TUI-
TIoN. from the Rudmenla Studies of the youngest to
the sutes and exercises Of Advanced Pupils. Two
other Foreign lingering. When Ihe work in ordered
preference is designated. the edition with Amer
ican lingering will be seat
,& Be sure that in ordering it you particular IN
specifying the " New Method" Price S3.75. Mail
ed post-paid, to any address. Sold by all Dealers.
OLIVER DIrSON & CO., Publishers, 277 Washing
ton ST.. Boston. mh2o
Smyrna times., 1865-03-23
FOR RENT.
.cfR E Nj o V AL.

The undersigned beg TO announce that they havG
removed their Stock of Goods from West Smyrna
10 the Storehouse recently occupied by Messrs. Will
liams & Brother, and that they have opened oul
with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-22
Baltimore Market.

Nothing dong in coffee from private hands,
although 1t is understood that the Government
has accepted bids for Rio considerably below
published quotations.
The demand for flour is moderate, and prices
rem ain steady.
GIain-Wheat, $50 bushels white and 1900
red offered; no sales Of the former reported,
quoted from 81 IS to 80 SIS; of red 700 bushels
Pennsylvania old sold at 50 6SaS2 20. Corn,
25G0 bushels offered no sales reported; we
quote yellow at 81 &c, and white, which is very
scarce, at 81 G5. Oats, 1900 bushels received;
small sales ate6 cts measure and ~ cts. weight
Nothing doing in rye; we quote nominal at 81 95
per bushei.
Molasses-No sales
attracts have been awarded by
the Government considerably below current
quotations for Mess Pork; full particulars, how
ever are not yet known. All other descriptions
are quiet, and prices nominal in the absence Of
transactions.
Sugar-No transactions from private hands.
The Government, Ii is IN derstood; takes about
l,OOO,00O pounds, though the particulars have
not vet been made known.
Salt Is at a stand STILL no demand, and quo
tatioDs altogether nominal.
Sseds-ClovPr steady at SIS so a SIG per
bushel, the latter for prime. Timothy $6.75
ass. and Flax So 75aSs so per busheI.
whisky remains dull: no inquiry OF sales,
held at 81 81 per gallon.