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The New York herald., 1866-06-14

The speculative activity Of yesterday afternoon
not fully sustained the stock Exchange although
prices remained steady. Tho advance In gold is how
ever calculated 70 stimulate corresponding movement
In securities, aided by easy money market and the
improving valuc Of railway property.
Al the early session Of the open board the market
nrmer. Enc sold At e2X, New York Central o7x,
Reading % 81 Ito, Michigan Southern 1ox. Illinois Cen
sra 1919, Cleveland and Pttsburg S. Cleveland and
Toledo 104 Rock Island ol5S North western S0k-pre-
fercd co. Fort Wayne S7 At the first regular board u
dull but steady. New York Central closed higher
than at the hapast two board yesterday; Reading Y,
Michigan Southern y, Fort Wayne u, Atlantic Mall y,
Canton y, Erie was lower, Cleveland aud Pittsburg
4, Rock Island lx, Northwestern y, Western Union
Telegraph y. Government securities quiet and
coupon Gvetwenties Of the original issue declined y,
seven-thirty notes Of the second series u.
Al the O'Clock session prices without mate
rial change and the volume OF business light AT
the hapast two board the market continued dull Now
York Central closed higher than the FIRST rcgu ar
board Erie y. Reading was y lower Cleveland and
Pitisburg IS, Northwestern <-preferred y, QuicksIl.
yer y, Western Union Telegraph Il. Government
curities were steady excepting seventhy notes OF the
second series, which advanced ~
At tho half past three open board there no notice.
able alteration. Eric sold 6lys, New York Central
9s,s, Reading 1oeal y, Michigan Southern 7ox, iii.
nois Central 12lL 122 Cleveland and Ptsburg 8lT,
Rock Island eli4, Northwestern 2ex-prcscrrcd 6ok,
Fort Wayne e7k, Quicksilver % 81 81, Marposa pre-
fercd ~. Afterwards the same dull. steady market
prevailed and at half-past I'VE New York Central was
quoted at esH X. Eric o1 W Reading 1904, Michi-
gan Southern 7ok y, Cleveland and Pittsburg SIX
y, Rock Island 9lh y, Northwestern 2o,s k-rre-
fcrrcd 694 90, Fort Wayne 97ls, Cumberland Is a.
Quicksilver 5oH 81.
Money remains In supcrabundant supply to the stock
Exchange at nve per cent and the exceptions four to
the dealers In securities becoming
The applications for discounts are moderate
and rst class commercial paper passes ats per cent
according to time.
Foreign exchange steady and there was a mcdcr-
aely brisk demand for short sight bills England
Ill y, chiefly Continental account TO be rcdrawn
against Sixty days bills were quoted at lookaT.
Petroleum and mining stocks were generally steady.
Al the first board Bennchon Run OIL closed SOC lower
than at tho ame time yesterday, Bennchon Run
2sc, New York and Allegheny &C., Ada Emors Sc
United states was zoe. higher Consolidated Gregory
Gold 65c., Consolidated Copper 2sc Al the second
board Bcnnehon Run Oil closed 20c lower than the
first board selling at 50 co. United States 25c higher
ceiling at 80 IS; Consodaed Gregory Gold 4oc selling
at sis; Gunncll Gold sold at g. Downieyile Gold SOC
Gay
Tho exports exclusive OF specie from this port for the
week ending juno IL and since the beginning Of tho
scar, compare a. follows
The New York herald., 1866-06-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.


WEDNESDAY, June 10 r. ~.
me chief feature Of interest in Wall street today
has been further rise OF gold the price at one
having touched l46k, after opening at l4S' ana sohs
down to 1921 The latest transactions on the stree'
were at l451. The export Of specie was larger 'nan
there was yesterday reason to suppose II wouid Do
namely $s74s 74l TO which 1t Is understood there was
about $3.50 900 added after the regular return was made
or this amount the Persia took 4i and the Mara
thon $780, 0O0 making total export from TINS port,
Boston and Philadelphia $4,000 only during the last
six weeks OF about thirty-nnc millions, exclusive OF
miscellaneous unrecorded shipments. These exports
The New York herald., 1866-06-14
AnMY AND NAVY cLAIMs.

NrBy ENTITLED TO SHARE IN THE BAT DUoRo
Nl stephen Hart Cheshire Josephine and Andfpmeia,
can get their oaims caahei BY calling W, NILn0r M
Nassau OF los south street.
The New York herald., 1866-06-14

UCTION NoTICE-CHARLEs YOUNG, AUCTION
"A eer-Large sale OF elegant Household Furniture tnis
day AZ o'clock A. the four s.Ufy
CONSISTING OF ONE ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE,
PIANOFORTE. ROUND CORNERS, GRAND AcTioN'
COST $780, ELEGANT PARLOR SUITS.
in the richest descriptions; Brussels ana snrs
Tabes nar and Spring Mattresses Feather Beds Lace
Window Curtains Shades, OIL Paintings Msnte ornamenis
chss and article .dssed 70 ss ss1, run
within few doors OF the house Competent men IN a
pack ship goods for purchasers a. rea
ble
The New York herald., 1866-06-14

MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTTONEER.
N First Glass House East Fourteenth street at auction
June TO- 1885, at IL o'clock at the Exchange saiesroom Ill
broadway
soop House Lot IFS Fast Fourteenth street Sc
cond avrnue II a. 6x In perfect order throughout
water all and newly painted throug
class house nlevery respect lot For permits
and particulars apply at the auconecrs Office No 3fncst
The New York herald., 1866-06-14

DRIsS ". MULLER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N rosewood and black walnut Furntures Pianoforte 4c
auction.
ADRIAN II. MULLER r. r. WILKINS CO VIII sell
auction Friday, June l6 at 10Y O'Clock s 4cI es
rweniyfrst street. all the Furniture contained IN aaid
consisting Of carved rosewood Paror SUITS
satin brocse rosewood Pianoforte ~ ocssyes D
Charles Hder Ftagere and Bookcase mahogany SOFA snd
Chairs hair black walnut Extension Table Chamoer
black walnut and MAHOGANY consisting OF nea
sess Bureaus Dressing with marble tops spring
and Mattresses; Brussels Wilton and Ingram Carpe
Oilcloth, &c.
The New York herald., 1866-06-14

A UCTION NoTICE.-E ROTH, ACCTfoNEER
IA AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY Foh
HoUSkKEkPERs AND HoTELKEEpEKS
LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE .,
Al the four story house i9 West Eighth street. between Fifth
and sixth avenues As DAY Sursasy yRsssls s%as and n
grain Carpets three elegant Psror Suits covered II Fencn
satin brcatel and green figured ROSEWOOD EAsercs
with French plato back and doors. - r,.yo
MAaSIFicE&NT & &RosEw0oD TT0 n coyEM 9GTAMvh riASo'
elegant and black walnut marble top Tables
sh Easy Chairs and Lounges Recepton Chairs bfonaS
hog ged.esds Bureaus Rocke5, Lounges nS s
yer Ware Table Cutlery, DC Sale positive N b-heMna- M
BILE In attendance cart PACK and ship goods ior
a. Itlac charoA
The New York herald., 1866-06-14

ID r. ROLLINS A co, AucTIoNEERs WILL SELL
H. this Day O'Clock. AZ f3s Canal street. Bar and
BAR BAroon chairs Tahles Desks showcase see, ina
box4ny add walnut suit IN Enaaeld Chamber suits;
Bussss Three ply ard lus Iarpets Bugeau ssh.
stands Narrobes Sofas c0uches beds and heidlng Hair.
uak anil Mattresses Boosters and Pillows Blankets
comorterr reads Bed.teads Oilci0th Mirrors on Psut
ings and Engfaxings Reirseraiofs China 0lass and
Cfockery Ware. klehcn Utensils IN
The New York herald., 1866-06-14

Com REwARp.-iF THE PARTY WHO TOOK THE
pLOU Jewelry from the house corner of Fifth avenue
Thirty second street Tuesday night 2th inst, will
the same TO Peter Moer Jr VI Wall street, the above
reward VIII be paid aud no question: asked
The New York herald., 1866-06-14
SALES AT AUCTION.

CHERIFFs sALR-wILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON
Friday june l6 a O'Clock NJ at i keade saes55 ~ e5
Plain do $50 Boxes SILK and Cord Trimmings 66 pounds
Glazed Black Thread Cases Collar Paper Spool Cotton
Safe Desks and Office Furniture.
The New York herald., 1866-06-14

HENRy d. MINER AUCTIONEER.-SALESROOM 81
III Nassau street. opposite the Post onlcc - =
HORSES AND CARRiAGEs At AUCTION, sATURDAY,
JUNE l6 1895 BY MINER 4 SOMERvTILE, IN FRONT
or THEIR sALEsROOM.
REGULAR HORSE SALES WEDNESDAYS AND SAT-
URDAYS.
Messra MINER sOMERvILLE oAer unsurpassed al
location, experience and business capacity 70
parties wishing buy desrous 70 sell Horses Carriages
anything pertaining 10 the horse business.
The New York herald., 1866-06-14

A GENTLEMAN DESIRES THE ACQUAINTANCE %
"a lady with view 10 natfifnc.y Afiress fct Mr@s
days se,ing particulars and pass of Interview, O. W T.
The New York herald., 1866-06-14
FINANCIAL,
OFFICE OF PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANl
~ No 19 Wall street. corner Hanover street. New Yor

NOTICE TO SCRIP STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice s hereby given that the Board Of Directors at their
stated meeting held this date unanimously adopted the FOL-
lowing,
annt CM 10, m.y luW P0I oons ~ cnsur Pny-
made the holders OF the scrip Of record at the
Of the transfer books the 18th day Of May 1855
r M being fifty dollars b0) each share issued under
the act OF 1865 70 the capital stock Of the Company
Resolved That said payments be made until and In
elusive Of the st day OF August with interest cent
per annum from and after the said LIST day OF june.
In accordance with the Of the said scrip stock the
with the amount paid thereon, will be liable to for
of August 1885
Certificates stock will bs ready for delivery the pay
ent and surrender Of the OF scp stock at hs
8 81 order Of the Board Of Directors.
The New York herald., 1866-06-14
PERSON AL.

NY INFORMATION ABOUT PETER SMITH, Bird
"A getor David Bracken who formerly lived in Tarytown
10 New Orleans with Captain Cobbs daughter OF
nine years ago. Address Mary Smith, box 426 New fori
Office.
The New York herald., 1866-06-14

LIGHT ROAD Do
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS. BLANKETS. 40
BY EDWARD sCHENCK, tomorrcv. 18th inst, at 10
A. NJ At the stable No - West Forty fourth street,
very stylish span Of bay Hcrsss hands high also very
handsome trong Horse, 6 hands perfect In eve ~
Way and 2l0; also handsome bay Morgan trot
ling Horse l5 hands high eight years old perfectly
driver Also very handsome Dog Cart huls BY 2 Demo
rest; but little Also Top Wagon and light three
quarter do. BY Wood Brohe Also Double and Single
Harness. Blankets 10,
poatiy0.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13
HEE E& WM ~.
Engine For Sale,

The Subscriber offers at Private Sale, one Of the
celebrated Archambault Portable Steam Engines
Ien-horse power, all in complete order, and mount
ed on wheels. 1t has been in use but few seasons
and isnearly as good as new. 1t is especially adapt
ed TO running Threshing Machines, Sorghum Mills,
&c, but can be applied TO any other power This
is an opportunity to make good and cheap invest
ment. A. f. WORDEN
Smyrna, Del.
Also good Westinghouse Thresher will be sold
ith the engine if desired ap25G6.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13
Ess; CD @D @D

WANTED, AGENTS-s75 to 5000 per Month
for gentlemen, and S35 to SIS for ladies. ev-
erywhere, TO introduce the Celebrated Common
Sense Family Sewing Machine, improved and per.
tected. 1t will hem fell, stitch, quilt, bind, braid
and embrOider beautifully. Price only $50, making
the elastic lock stitch, and fully warranted for three
years. We pay the above wages, or commission.
from which twice that amount can be made. Al
Dress, with stamp, call on C. BOWERS g. co.
SaiesrOoms No 255 South FIFTH Street, Philadel.
phia' ia. All letters answered promptly, with cir
culars and terms ';o1aI
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13
I'm Horsemen and Farmers,

Look to yOur Interest, and Save your Stock!
Dr. 5. Il. ALLEN, Veterinary Surgeon,
ARd Fellow Member Of The Philadelphia College of
Veterinary Surgeons having located himself in
neighboring town, would offer his professional serv
ces to the Horse Owners Of Smyrna and Vicinity, and
ell those who may favor hm with their patronage, in
!he treatment OF all diseases OF Domestic Animals
rarcular attention gwen to the Castralion of Colts
upon new and scientific principle, which is at least
% per cent better and safer dispensing with clans al.
together and all other barbarous treatment.
All cases punctually attended to by either calling
on or addressing the subscriber
DR.. S. f. ALLEN,
Canterbury, Kent Co, Del.
Or A. E. WoRDEN. Smyrna, Del MY23G6 Iy
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13
New and Choice Piano Music,

aG~i,i'' On THE THE IlDE, NJ Keller. 80
Wen',y our boat glides along o'er the stream,
WoOed by the tide, and we wooed bv our dream "
be Kind TO DARLING SISTER NELL, H. p. Danks 40
hS' NE WHILE I'm DREAMING, Wimmerstedt. 80
am happy thus to slumber,
While such sweet dreams come to me.
k'ss me Sister while I'm dreaming.
Let me dream again of thee"
LOVE THE LITTLE RIPPLING STREAM C-osL,, an
In The ragged cliff, the sunny plain,
The brooklet in the valley.
love them all, but not so dear
AS my sweet charming Nellie"
DEAR FATHER, DRINK NO MORE, Acksr,no, oo
The above sent by mail, postpaid, on REGENT &c
price. OLIVER DITSON & co. Publisbera S11 ~
os"ngtoh street, Boston. ian3
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13
Attention is Renuested

]
TO the following list of WORKS MISSING, from
the SMYRNA LIBRARY 0'
PERSONS having any of them in possession vii
please return them at once. The fines imposed h.
'hc ny Laws Tor improper detention of Books vii
no. oo ueii'ahded OF those who comply promptly will
t"lS Iequest-otherwise both the value of the Book
au tie hhes VIII be collected in accordance with TIN
49,; ;'y oGINec from the Charter of the Associa
'io"' By order of the Board,
}. G. STOCKLY, President.
May 5, 1866 '7''''''
No.
A IL. lst Vol. Waverly Novels.
So. 1st Vol. Marble Farm.
SO. Cd
81. Dick Wilson.
III. 1st VOL Amy Herbert.
143. Cd Hearts-Ease.
!54. 1st Last days of Pompeii
155. I'd
lS7. Bertha.
l94. Ell Fureidis.
1875. Beulah.
I97. Sd Vol. Say and Seal.
2OO' Five Years Before the Mast:
2Os Scottish Chiefs.
239 lst VOL Recrcations of Country Parson.
Is "A. Artists Handbook. central Africa.
II, -. Barth's Discoveries in Northern and
40. Life on the Palms. and at the Diggings.
." e6. LIST VOL Tour in the East.
" l24 Two Years Before the Mast.
LBS. Humbolts Travels.
D l85. dVol. Fosters Life and Correspondence.
+ %. Partons Humorous Poetry.
80. Mlten's Complete Works.
36. I'd Vol. Hoods Choice Works.
Al. LIST " Bryant's Poems.
II. Language of Flowers.
G 81. 2d Vol. Chambers Papers for the People.
" 50. Woman (McheleD
lO2. kavanagh.
1913. 4th Vol. Spectator.
" 235. % " Poe's Miscellaneous Works
IL IS. 1st " Barnes Notes ON the GosneIs
~. Barnes Notes Oh l. Corinthians.
Old Catalogue.
No. i293 Truth and Fancy-M j. WindaH
l5U3. In Doors and Out-OIirer ODtic.
i5IO. Ten Thousand a Year.
i335. Potiphar Papcrs-Curtis.
1860. Gil Bias.
l454. Moss Side-ldr;o, tL,,,ond
!" @O3I. Sd VOL Mrs. Browning's Poems.
Az. I.ite of Louis Kossuth
5O5. SelEMade Men.
:. oo' M co. Two Two Vols. History Of fAraLia-Fa,ris.
68. History of Persia. G
iO@' iO5. Venetian History-Schmih. II
NO. NJ ~ FL Pictorial History of Wars of US. l
~ History of American Flag.
l4S History of Sculpture Watts. q
i2U3' Practical Banking-GIbert.
IoIO. Secret Proceedings and Debates of Con. '
vention of 1887.
. 1877. Story Commentaries on Constitution.
" : i14S. Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life.
l." 1879. Literah- Poe.
!, da9 LII Essays on Biography and Criticism. I
" " 232O. Aeschylus.
. 1928. Sophoces. o
: 94I. Silliman's Philosophy.
94S Travels of Marco Polo. Il
lO2l. Virginia Illustrated. c
i0S4. The Sunny South-Ingraham. 81
1888. Georgia Scenes. m
SOO. Lite of fChrst-zLeander
SO. go. Memoirs of Henry Clay. A
S22. Marshall's Life of Washington. n
81. Bormeville's Adventures
go Lives of Ancient Philosophers. hi
92 9th Vol. Medical Recorder. b.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13
Arbuckle's COrnet Method-

Compiled partly from the Works of JONES LEW
koEEIG and others. Containing Complete, Progres'
sVe Instructions followed by Series of Exercises
Lessons, Studies and Arrangements from the best
modern Operas. By Matthew Arbuckle. The most
complete work for the Cornet published. just is.
sued; Frce $500. OLIVER DITSON 6, co.
aoIingIoh street, Boston. jan3
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13
EXECUTORS SALE
FARM FOR SALE.

&
n AT the same time and place will be exposed to
Public Sale, by virtue of authority contained in bo
will Of the said Joel Clements, deceased, that FARM
or TRACT OF LAND situate partly in Dover and
partly In Murderkill Hundreds, adjoining the Man.
sion Farm of the deceased, now in tenure of William
+. Nlckerson, containing lat acres in good neigh
3orhood' within few miles of Del. & Maryland R.
Road; buildings and improvements fair.
HE Terms ARE: Twenty per cent cash on dav
OF sale; onethird part of the whole purchase money
including the twenty per cent? payable JAM l, 1861,
when possession will be given; onethird part. with
interest on the twothirds from JAN l. 1861, on Jan.
l, I9oo ana the remaining one-third with interest,
on the first day of January, 1862 The rent for the
present year will be reserved. Upon the payment of
the twenty per cent. deed will be executed. and the
Judgment Bond and Mortgage of the purchaser tax.
en- to secure the payment Of the purchase money un
paid. JAS. r. CT,FMENTS' 1"
JOEL CLEMENTS,
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13
JOHN w. FLICK,
EXPERIENCED
Baker and COnfcCtioncr

H"FEet Stffet NmUud, DA
CAKES of all kinds furnished to ordor
BREAD always on hand, and suppl;rd in o,,.
day. ' 'i"ue every
= fKuIIS' Fresh, Dried and Picked, FOREIGN and
Domestic kept on hand. II a"1
S,o,NIECTloNS and NUTS, French, English.
and American, in store '"'
MedGng faTtles' Pic-Nics, Festivals, Balls, &C.,
Cakes beautifully Iced and Lcttcred.
thankful TOR the patronage 50 literally extended
TO INN, he will strive TO merit its continuance
jan3l JNIIW w LI I,
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13
$50 Smyrna Agency $50
FOR THE
c O NJ MON SENSE FAMILY
SeaUtng W0chine!

The Cheapest, Simplest and Most Durable M,,b;,o
IN Use.
- ms machine is now offered to the public, with
an the improvements that can well be combined in
sewing Machine 1t will sew anything that can he
se"ed on higher priced machine, from Swiss Mus.
ln up TO Beaver Cloth. Every second stitch can be
ou! ot! anu the sewing will not pull apart. The Ma
chnes guides the work itself SO that a onp.orrnod
person can sew with it. 1t can be managed NV
Ghd; 1t will Quilt, Stitch, Bind, Hem, Tuck, Fen
BRAID, and Embrolder in superior manner. Every
machine is warranted for three years.
These machines, are elegantly finished in Gold
heai' with every appurenance, and printed instruc
tions for COO 0n
Table n Treadle, walnut top finished for 1000
Second Grade Machines plain finish for 1900
Can be seen at all times at Tschudys Store, where
further information will be given.
w. w. TSCHUDY,
Agent, Smvrna DeI
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13
Agricultural Machinery

Such as Reapers, Horsepowers, Cornsbollors nm.
Ihreshers, Grain Fans, Sorghum Mills >Plows ' &S
steam Engines fitted up and repaired. Also MI
kinds of Wood and Iron Turning, Scroll VOL Sn az
~, In connection with the above they have an IRON
FOUNDRY and will manufacture castings of everv
description Especial attention will be given to the
M manufacture OF FLOWS and PLOW CASTINGS.
Plows and Castings always on hand at wholesale
prices. '''"'0
One OF the firm being an experienced Foundry
man, and the other a thoroughly practical Machin-
s they feel sure they give entire satisfaction to
all who may favor them with their patronage..myl6
JAo H. PKATT J. ID. EVANS.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13
T. nj 0 V A L
wi. E. DICKSON.

&.s5 ormerly OF Smyrna, Del, wishes to inform
h, ms friends and Customers generally, that he
"as removed from No. North Eleventh street. to
4N". 1886 -HdrEet St, South Side. PhiaTa,
Where he will keep we-seIected stock of
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
S"tM Sttcer Forks aad Spoons, and a f;e
assortment Of Stlrr Plated Ware,
Made by the best manufacturers in the CITY.
w All orders will be promptly attended to.
u Particular attention paid TO REPAIRINC
Watches and Jewelry. ieI4lv
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13
Pratt & Evans
NEW
Machine Shop & Iron Foundry.

ne subscribers having associated themselves nm.
the above named firm give notice that thew have
H''ed up the building Market ST., Smvrna' DeI
opposite the Methodist Church, and placed therein
new nTst'casS Engine together with the necessa.
and repair ALL KINDS OF - manufacture
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13
MRS. ELIZA NApp

Has just opened her new Stock Of TRIMMINGS
for the Summer and Fall Styles. Her .,oct c'"1 20
White Goods, New Embroderies, Elegant and F,U "
cy Trimmings, Shetland and Zephyr SbawIs D Gnr a~
mantown ane Shetland Wool, Ladies' Cufs and eI CaI
lars Hose, CaPtiVatOrs, &C.. is unsurpassed bv aUy
STORE In ~ smyrna. Inc largest assortment Of But
tons' all shapes, shades and sizes, ever received
Also, the celebrated American Enamel for the s1;u
u Everything in the Trimming Line can nj be sIb ob
tanned. w.
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13
Machine Sewing.

Dresses, ClOaks &C., cut and made to order in anu
style desired. Also, Stitching, Braiding, and othe,
kinds Of needle work done.
10 Sole Ageht for the Celebrated Singer Sewing
Machine, nov01
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13
TO THE MAN OF MEANS

uGn'aih means OF providing for the payment of liens
~ Sl is property so that 1t may come To his family
. eumoered at his demise, let that happen ,r1en i
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13
THE BROOKLYN
Life Assurance Comply.

for the BROOKLYN LIFE ASST7RA NJ ~ rT1 y" t9'
FANf. offers advantageous terms to all who wish 10
Insure their lives. ~ "
Smyrna times., 1866-06-13

ne Subscriber. having determined to embark in
of nlanS AND DISCOUNT ASSOCIATION, the adjusting
ves. .mni i Mnich VIII require change of some in.
sIEin Will therefore offer and sell al PUBIIC
1. noC IloN IN the Town of SMYRNA. State oC noio1
ware, at FOXWELL1S nCl'TEI ' ~ VI DeIa'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25

have used Morzan's Self Rising Flour, and
examined its Ingredients II Is al hat he
GRAINS for It, and is entirely harmless TO al,
sick or well, and Is especially adapted as a diet
for dispspties and oOnsumplves, It's materials
supplying in those cases, healthful and much
needed nutriment. y. ". GABBERT, d. y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-25
GhanoeTy Sale Of Gity Property
OK
Saturday March 3, 1856.

J. D Williams "a Vaie1tius Wsr-sr. EED1t
Nix 8m. 81. Porter, Daniel Il zecnlsT, snd
J0hQ Ellison "a. Naie1Eua NerDsrs and Coax
man Boyd - Valentine Werner.
DE virtue or an tnIeriOcutorE decree n Ia
ID above ~eonsOldaseQ Gauss made on 9th dNF
ofJune, 1855, and renewed at The November earm,
1855. Of the Chancsry side OF the Common Law
and Chancery Court Of tbs City Of Memphis, I
VIII sell al public aCc1Ou tc he highest bidder,
al the court House dUor, In tle CiIy OF Men
pills, between the hour Of 2 r. on SAT-
urdav, March 3, 1856, Lhs foLoTi1g lois o. par-
oels Of ground, attached II these caEssa. owl.
Two los, az corner or Intersection CT ne sess
side Of Ccusey street, In the City OF Menpnfa
Shelby county, Tsnnssee, together, oaktps
cEe lot, Eontfng - ast on the norEh sids u
Vance street, and running back 1euwean par
aueI lines, 80 fest on COnsey Street % = prisafa
alley also, The said alley IN the rssr OF Sra
north Of sald aoos ~ iss1 vide, anu runniug aass-
ward nom GRusey stEset @tssL Thelous EsrsI :
Intended, being lous Nos ana z "a EIclE NJ.
As, as Laid down on The pla1 OF rnst uarr q
Memphis called south Aamphia- uoqethsT VII
the oCA-11ngs and improvements thereon.
TERMS Of SALE5 a crsdit OF ~ and r-slrs
months, IN 54ual pGTmsntz. purchaser zfvlnz
oon0 VIII approved security, ana Es1 re5A-urc
I'll payment OF the purch1se money.
aHHEt1s. AUGLSHOE ASTON 81.