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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09

NHWl provided themselves will very
.nricly a. mai rial, selected with cafe.
aud also experienced workmen and have
permanently locntrd al GREEswo"p. IN a'pe-
vile District. lor the purpose "i Coach Mni"-
featuring and Repairing IN all lis various
branches.
NR. McNEu.i. has served his time To the bu'
-ine-s. and viii ms present facilities and pas'
experience. he can with confidence assure those
who may be dIspo-cd {" favor ihein wi'li ih"ir
patronage. tia, %,.oiIrins shall be wanting IN
ruin, Of workmanship. neatness and despatch.
10 give satisfaction. and thai by industry and
economy he will make his prices correspond
with the hardnr., nf The times.
Greenwood. tct l2th. 81 81
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NeeC Establishment

F6yHE undcrsisn cd having established Il
d COMMERCIAL HOUSE N Hamburg
S. c. to he conducted b, Mr. WILLIAM II.
GREENE. respectfully brs- leave 10 call The
attention of his friends and the public general,
". to his STOCK OF GROCERIES, &c.
now opening in the Brick Store. on CeE,re
street. formerly occupied by Mr.. N. ID. Nuier
The Stock is entirely new. and having been
carefully selected for this market. will be sold
on very accommodating terms
JOSEPH WOODS.
Hamburg. Sept. @, l5i2.
Oct. " ct 81
u The Grccnrille Muuntnincer ard Edge
field Advertiser. will please insert tho above
twice 4 month for three months. and forward
;!,cir bills as above. J. w.
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Hsf ought 10 the Jail

IN ihI- DlsIrlu. n negro man who says
W ri> unnc is JOHN. and belongs 10
Mir. John l.crrick living in the Dutch
Fork, Lexington Di-'rici. ; g., who pur
chased him IRON Mr.. ". Roach, o fColum-
hia. >. G. he is II or - Years Of age. .
feet 8 inches high. and has 4 dark COM
p!cxion.
The ow ncr i. requested TO come for
ward. prove property. pay charges, aud
take him way.
c. II. GOODMAN. J. F.. d.
NV. =. lS42 It 40
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
~ THE COMMON PLEAS.

Briuon Mimms, VS.. I Declaration IN Ataek
Holmes & Sinclair, 'asat.
WR1HEREAS the PlaineiGin the above sta
w ted case. has this day fled his declaras
ton aga.ns,the Defendants, whoa absentfroti,
and wIti.ou, the limits Of this State, ~ il is said,
having neither wife nor attorney. known within
the same. on whom Il copy ofthe declaration
with 4 rule To plead thereto might be sefyeds
Ordered. that the Defendants plead TO the said
declaration. within a year aud a day. iron, tie
hn,r thereof. otherwise final and absolute jndgr
m.nt will be awarded against them-
Cierks Office. GEO. POPE, C.. e.r.
Oef. Is. ISiI. age 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09
State of SOUTH / arollna

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
F9Y OLIVER fgMLEs. Esqnirr.
I'D Ordinaryof Edgs6rlt District.
Whereas. Lee RoiseV. hath applied 30
me for Letters of ADMINISTRATION on ali
aud singular the good and cha,tcls. rights
md credits Of Reuben johnson, la,e Of the
District aforesaid, Deceased.
These are. therefore. TO Gle and adn'"n
rsh all aud singular. ,hr Kindred nnd credit
tors Of The said deceased. be and appear
before me. nj our nexi Osdi,sary's Court Tor
the said Distric,io be holden al Edc, field
Court House on the l4thN nyemher nexti"
show cause. il any, why The said Admins,
l%raiiou should not be granted.
Given under my hnndand seal This 3isi
day CT October. one thdansand eight hun
dred aud forty two, andia the s~ixiy-seSenih
year of American Independence.
o. TONES. o. f n.
Ocl 81, 1852. stS2 i2a) b 40
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Notice.

A PPLICATION Willie made 10 ,hr Lcsis
IA lu,urc ofthis State Mt its mex, SESSION, thai
all The right aud title Of the State. to all The cs
tate. real and personal. whereof The late Col.
Christian Brcithanp,. or Gertrude jacobu ins
widow, was seized or possessed nj thc time OF
his or her death, anil particularly certain lots in
the Town Of Hamburg. supposed TO beescheai.
ed. may be vested in Ossian Gregory. and Su.
san q natural daughter of said Christian. one OF
both.
August IL 3n 90
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Notice.

A Ii Persons indebted to the Estn,e ofjohn
IA Coker. dec. are earnestly requested to
make payment. as the condition Of the Estate
is such. that | shall be compelled to close it as
soon as !! can possibly be done, therefore. ] am
in hopes those that nra due said Estn,c. will
avail themselves Of this notice md make pay
ment. This Is, day Of Appnsi. 1872.
OLIVER TOWLES.
Ordinary Of Eegsfeid District.
Aug. 3, 1879 # 81
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The Wonderful Cures

PERFORMED
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMrnT\D SY-
RUP OF rRUNUSY lRGlN;.. MA,
OR WILD CHERRY
Moore PROOF cJ Tic efficacy Of DR..
I'VE .>mayn''S ComP"un" syrup Of Pru-
nus VUs'niana, or IT'D Cherry.
Mrs. Brown. corrrr OF Second street
and the fnrks al Germantown ruud. effec
tuully cured. Her symptoms were. gene
raj debility, attended with aconsranlcouSh
pain in tn side. breast. aud back with
other symptoms indIcat;vc OF Pulmonary
Disease. ut csscniia; 10 intimarr. Alter
using The second bottle of this invaluable
medicine. her Cough %rnlirriy disappeared.
aud her strength undressing insr.-and hy
The time she used Two bottles more. size
found herself freed irum al pain aud other
rnplrasani symptoms which 'tcidrd hc'
disease. She is nn" ENJOYING perfect
health. aud willing Ia .,vr any iulorma.
iion respecting her cure: likewise recon-
mend, Ihi- Syrup Il" all afflicted with a
CousN or a Disease Of the Lungs.
For sale by DR. Swaynrm5l North sixth
81. Philadrlp' IN. md hy
S d. CLARkE& Co. Druggists.
Corner Genre and Mercer streets, Ham
burg 5. &.
june ID Il 20
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Notice.

A LII pcrsonsi indebted 10 the subscriber, eth
IA er by note or opcu account. are request
ed to make payment OH or before the l0,h Of
December neyr. otherwise they will b. placed
in the hands Of an officer far collection. As |
am forced to have mohcy. to liquidale acc cunts
which are standing agcins, nc. ! hope those
indebted 10 INC will come forward.
WIN. BAILEY.
Gets If So
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B:lis. Notice.

1 AN again under Ia" necessity OF re-
4 mi, din. .iiosr indebted 10 me on Notes and
Accounts due Up 10 IL January. leI2 t:ra, rou-
ger indulgence need not be expected. NV
stu I,inn requires ne 10 collect money. and |
hope | vii ice -a,cd tir troub!c al dunnuns. aud
t.u,c indebted IL me th: cspcncr Of paving
cost. J.. Il. PRESLEY,
Edgcficld e.. II. 9th Scptr. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09
In, Ordinance.

EpE i, Ordained by the lnlendant and War.
b den. OF the Town Of Edseield in Conn
ell assembled. That whenever tho Marshal
shall find any Slave or Free Person Of color.
within the limits Of said Town. engaged m ans
rio,nus or iisordcriy conduct. he may commit
the said Slave or Free Person Of color, to al;
and The snid Slave or Free Person oicoior may
he discharged BY the ln,endant, OF any OF the
Warlens. upon the payment by thc owner o.
the Slave. or by the Free Person OF color, Of
ono dollar. in each casc.o the Marshui as his'
compensation ioI such ares, aud commitment.
JAMES a. WILKINS, Ciatt.
October -. 1912. y "
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state OF south Carollna.
ABBEyILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE C0Ma0E PLEAS.
William NcCarlcy.

Trammel e. Jones,
FHNllE Plaintiff in the case, having filed his
III declaration in my Office, and the Deien'
dan,s having neither wives, MOI attorneys on
whom n copy 9th said declaration, with a rule
30 plead thereto. might be served: Ordered.
inNi the SAID Defendants do appear and plead
TO the said declaration, within year and day
from the dat. OF thls order. orfinal and absolute
judgmou; Will be awarded against them.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON. C. C. r.
Clerks Office Dec. is, ls41. rqc Al
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Rrouebs fo the ,g0iI

AFONSWd 40 tVe s1FsS
NF tn, Disi.ici, Il nrgm man who says
W his name i, NED. and belongs TO
" Washington TaS lnr. Of Colombia. ;. C..
and anawny from a rinnia',"n 9 miles
from New berry L. h.. h. Is about As years
ni age. S feet 3 inches high. dark complex
ion, scar ovcrrhc Icil eye. aud his little I'm
,rr on the rier, land snoT'cr shan the onc
81 the lcli.
The owne is requested TO IN for
ward. prove property, pay charges, aud
take llur away.
c. II. GOODMAN, }. d.
Nov. =. lSl2. if 40
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6sOuse a,ld .,Ot EOr Sale.

IN 1T. subscriber offers iur SAT- or hrnt.
n (ani possession given Oh The lst Janua-
r, next )lns House and Lo, 10 PoliersyiIIc.
I'ern,s. IL months credit. The dwelling u n
comfortable one story, wnh the necessary on,
buildings.
J.. g.. lIOLLlSTER.
Oct. eth. 1872 If 81
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Runaway
,f 90


@ FROM the subscribers plantation.
on on Sunday the I'D inst 4 S"gro
kIa hoy named PETER lie Is about
~ II years or age. and io!erably small
NJ Of hi age; he is an intelligent boy.
III and con,crses well ON most any sub
So rrI: he IL about . feet = or j inches
high: he had on when he went away q low
crowned fur hat with u very narrow Drini. n
light brown froc. Coat. striped pautaloons, and
da.k mixed vcsi wnh metal buttons. He may
changes hi dress. rs he has other rio,hins with
him. Any information respecting said boy Will
be thankfully received. and any one apprchend-
ing hun and lodging him in nny Iai!. so thai, |
get hun. or bringing hun To me-, shall be suitably
rewarded. and MI reasonable expenses paid.
Address la Duntonsville, p. o. Edschcid. :.
e.. JOHN BOYD.
Oct. 20 n %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09
NEW BOOT d SHOE SHOP.

IT'D ESPECTFUL.Lf Informs ihe citizens Of
Ia Edgelieid village and a~djaccn, country.
that he has commenced the manufacture OF
Gentlemen aud Ladies BOOTS and SHOES.
opposite the Planters Hotel. and from his hav-
ing been brought NJ 10 the business. he feels
satisfied, tina, he will, be able TO give all who
may patronage him satisfaction, as his work
shall b. well made. and warranted mol 10 rip.
AL work done ut Augusta prices.
N. B. All kinds ofmendins IN bis line, cxccn,.
ed with ncatness aid despatch.
Oc; 5 81
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warefaOuAc s. Commission
BUSINESS,

n, his former stand. know rs The Ha"'
Warehouse -.
Detached nj il IL from other bindings, iis To-
ca,iu. renders it nearly as secure from h'r. IL
IL i, was ire proof. The floor of IT'S two "'''fs
have been elevated above the h'gh water mar"
, Of IN. srca, (reshel of May 1910. aud each at
these d,yi.ions of the building will store from
$500 To loo bales Co,inn
Borh of these urc designed 10 be exclusively
set nnar, for the Cotton OF Planters and Cn'n'
try Merchants. who will thus be secured from
The possibility cflnss and damage from 'r's''''s'
lie avails himself of The present OCCASION z"
return his thanks to his friends and patrons u"
their liberal support during the last season IL"
solicits from them. and the pnblc generally a
continuance of this confidence. and assure.
them. that in return fnr their patronage, hr VIZ
exert his bes, personal rtF"rts TO promote '''r
protcc, their Interests Committed 10 hi chang
In addition 10 this assurance, he pledges h'n
s.lf he will in no case purchase a bale OF ,"'
ton. directly or indirectly.
lie will attend to tho sale and shipping nj
Cotton. the receiving and forwarding Of Gnot-.
or any other business usually transacted by :;
| Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER
Hamburg. August 4. 1912. 6m 81
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Dissolution.

THVHE co.partnerstip hen eloforceSistins un-
der the firm Of Scranton 4 MEics is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All I'M
settled business of the firm will be adjusted by
Z. A. Mciss.
r. A. SCRANTON,
Ca. MEIGS.
Oct. ]. 1912 ,f IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09
Notice.

a PPLlCATION VIII be made to the Legs
n l,,nre of this State, ut is next session, Tor
closing The road leading from the Five Notch
Road 10 the SCOTS Ferry Road, known by tho
n,me Of TN. New Market Road.
"a. Augusta sn 3,
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Stare of -outh aroiina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Jacob Il. SmltIi, q another,
i.1'tors. &c.
Henry SInliz. Oliver
Simpson, q al.
a happening 10 nv satisfaction. tha,,llc Hon.
Il Waddy Thompson, e defendant in this case
l. without the limits of lbis State (: ordered, that
ne do appear, and plead Isl OF demur 10
the Bill within three months rum the publicn.
,ion "frhis notice, or lie said Bill wall be taken
pro oOnjtSso against him.
]. TERRY, &c Ed.
.a A".',st t. Il ISL lsis' v. BIN %
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tate Of South [ i.follna.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Sincrut ID. Cosburn, Applicant,

Joseph Parker & others, Defen'ts
a + appearing TO my satisfaction liiai Joseph
FL rarker. benjamin Parker, William Parker,
.i-zrkial, Barnes, Teiiey aud wife Ira.
g. reside wi,houtihs limits OF tins State. It's
therefore ordered. thai they do appear and OBJ
pct Ia the division or sale Off tract ofland de-
Vi,rd TO the above NAMED persons by William
Robertson decd, onor belore the lweniy-six'h
.lay OF December next. or their consent 10 the
SINE will be entered of rceoid.
Given under my hand, Of my Office. this 18th
day of October. 1872
OLIVER TOWLES. o.E.p.
Oct. 5 I'm 50
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State Of South { aroIinu.
EDGEFIELD DIS rRICT.

EDGEFIELD Dis rRICt.
M " JOHN T~ONPkiNS. Toll. he.
I've iurc me, n bay horse with n star in
hi- forehead. hair OF right hind foot white.
fifteen hands high. suppose! 10 be nine
years oil. and appraised nj Icr dollars.
and can be- seen ut Maj. Tnmpkins'.
BAR LEY MARTIN, Mas.r n.
Sept. 10th, 1912. 4m "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09

SHE Plaintiff having this day fled III,
z declaration in this case. in my office. and
the defendant having no wifeot attorney. known
IN be wi,hiu This Stale. or whom n cop, %! said
declaration. 9Th n rule 10 plead can be ser, ca
I, is ORDERED. tina, the said defendant do plead
TO the said declaration, within q year ani a
day irum the publication Of this or.Ier. or Ill.,"
and absolute Judgment will be awarded asain-
him
GEO. POPE, C. C.
ccrk,s Once, EdsefcId C.. IL. Feb. %. lsi2,
March , ly .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09

n y. B. FORD will continue as heretofore
Cd o 10 offer for sale the most entire assortment
Of DRY GOODS the country affords. He
has now on hand tho most complete stock OF
every variety ;hat he has ever mad tie pleasure
to offer for sale.
Hamburg, 8. C.. DC, 10Th. f3
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State Of South arolina.
tBBEVLLE DISrRi T..
~ TIE COWBOY Pliers
Johu \. Donald.
W. ) Nttach,nrm issumpsIt
Wm. VI. Cr.awell.
7EHilE Plaintiff having filed hi ice TGaiIon
u ~ NJ, nifice against the Dricuilr VIA" Is
w''h ,m tho lImlis Of State iird.rr' i's,, the
,ul defendant do appear and plead thereto
WITHIN \ wear md i dry from rhr fin 81 'iIc
SINE. Otherwise final Judgement wIl b awar.
!n,l against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON. G. c p.
Clerks riiic' Sept ~. lsi2.
Sept. IL " -
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CARD.

N consequence OF the dissolution above, it
L becomes necessary I should close all ont.
standing accounts aud notes before the Is, OF
January next. All persons indebted to me by
notes or otherwise, will please consider this an
imperative and final call for settlement ,ilhout
delay, as indulgence beyonda reasonable notice
can not aud will nol be given.
J y. D. FORD.
Hamburg, s. c., Oct. 10Th, # 81
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NOTICE.

ThISSOLUTlUN OF PARTNERSHIP
EV The limited partnership beiwecn ]. o
Il. FORD Of Hamburg. 3. C., aud GEORGE VI
NEWTON Of Augusta. Gu. would expire by the
articles Of its formation on the 9Th oil October
le43, bu, BY mutual consent we hereby deter.
mime 10 limit its continuance TO the first day oil
February next
J.. o. b. FORD,
GEORGE II. NEWTON
Hamburg, S. c.. Ocl. 10th, IF 81
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ROARD.-Genllemen and their wives. OF

, single gentlemen, can he accommodated with s-ard
wnh unfinished Parsrs and Bedrooms, he pleasantly
situated house No 81 Barcay,irr,t, opposite College
Place. ai9 6t,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
HARDWARE. Cutlery & Fancy Good,

az No 10 OIL Slip. NN0rh, three door, rdst OF Pearl
strerL-EDWARD CORNING co are receiving by late
arrivals nom England large and wel.elected assortment
of Hardware and Cuert wbt together with pur has's
II auction MAKE their Stock well worthy III. attention OF
purchasing or cash city dcc"Pances The
price, murn lower than usual IN addition 10 thrr
stock u Hardware they offer large assortment o swedss
Iron Cut Mails, and English Rose and Clasp hand-wrought
Nai,. With r usual assortment OF heavy Hardware GOODS
Purchaser, VII dO well ID call aud examine Their goods 1c-
t,,s nnfrha.p, In5 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
Foreign Markets.

IL l.
demand io cotton continues limit, and freely supplied with
The common qualities of American which have declined 81
per h from last weeks quotations, while the better MAINTAIN
l prices or 1900 bags Sea Island AID Stained offered 10y
auction YESTERDAY $50 of the former and loo Stained were
,oa decline OF ld III per n from previous quotations
Egyptian in far demand but heavy OF sale nj former
rates The sales the week 10 1890 bales. inc o.
ding 1850 specuatOn and Goo American and i5o Surat
and Madras export 1850 bales American ~ BAHIA and
80 Surat aidci un>old during the month. Some
OF demand and little better feeling the markci
la occurred to-day though without the slightest improve
ntnl pCe. hehusncs, amounts 10 1000 bales q. which
so bales American for export and the remainder the
trade.
Apr4-Os saturday the sales amounted 10 4000 bales, OF
which exporters took 600 bales To-day the business will
fully 1000 bales including 100 Pcrnam and 300
AmeTcan for export The market Is without change, tie
rces At the cO>o OF lsstweek being steadily supported
The sales TO-DAY of ir0 Maranham sd 10 I'D $50
rtuam 81 10 I'd; ~ Bahia cd $50 egyptian "a To I'D;
go surats SID to std; 10 Peruvian sgd 10 SD American
4dto7d.
LIVERPOOL CORN MAKhEr, April i.-Hhc week :
Imports Of British GRAIN Flour and Oatmeal eft moderate
amount From abroad have received i0ji quarters Al
Wheat cpo quartz BeaIs. and 1885, hGrgca OF Flour
The duties have advanced per quarter Wheat
td pc quarter Barley and Peas and III per barrel
on Flour Nour market on Tuesday lat fair extent of
business transacted most of the leading article. of the
nn trade al advanced prices. Wheat realizing id and
oa per bu>hd Flour per barrel and Oatmeal Is per
lead over the price quoted on this day ,e'unight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
M\RRIEII:

On Thursday morning. the 2,t inst, at 81 Paul, Chapel
hy the RI Rev the Brhop of Newly the Rev. Jcdelah
Huntington, W. D. OF - Paur. College, Mary, daughter
of tl late Rev Joshua Huntington, ~ Boston. Mas.
In Londonderry, y. II March -, by Rev 4. g. b.
ard, Nj John Greeley 10 Miss j Bagey Plymouth; Vi.
Ehrdgc Greeley To NJ, Jula Blood Nj Alfred Greeley
% Mss Stuit OF Hudson.
On tn 4ih n.t by Rev. Mr. Choule, Charles Dsvcu.
port Chautaulue Co. 20 Jane Eliza SOuthworih O hi.
Civ.
On the 2oh inst, by Rev Felix Naeia Pablo Duana. E.
o - J,so Cuba, 10 Mary Frances. daughter OF J.hn :
nus s,q
Al Madaj Dec Sl,t, BY Rev Pa.cua Brfran Curate OF
-. Nchoa, pnd - Ndder. as sed uv ihr High War
john Loprt Pei, ,ru, Mr. Nicholas De Aaro, OF spas u
Ms Josephine >alIus OF H., cit,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

FNIIE PLACE 10 get Cheap aad Fash
i ionahl- GARMENTS j. at the
NEM.NnRk G ASII 4 AIIORlNG ESTABIISIIME\i

li2 Fuon-,r,ct mar Brn,dway,
where Good, bought exclusively for cash, anh iul
suits furnished - hours notice in superior style and At
greatly reduced prices Our stock already large selected
with great importation, comprising great
variety OF French and wc,t.o England Cloths, C''arrs,
SIX and Cha lv N,,ting, to which We are making dali
additions.
We take pleasure in inviting friends and tie pu; 20
call and eNani our Goods. feeling confident lat We c.n
offer still create nducenent, than ever and having 90 "n
eupos the mes, celebrated Coat ami P4ntaoon Cu'ter We
"a, safely guarantee that the STYLE OF garments Will
compare with that OF any house IN the trade.
TERMS, cash 90 delivery, anI no abatement in price,
als .,tf J. &. BOOTH. Agent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

aud Others on Wednesday evening, arrested AZ se Pesier
Mug public house, u Frankfort street. Michael Walsh.
charged with having committed with Others not "a the
aF of the Charter Election. and aso charged with al a.
>auii with intent shoot He Wa ordered 70 enter nai
81 10 answer and $50 Ia hee The peace both of which
NJ ave perfectly satisfactory security and Wa d.
CHARGED
liam Ford, a'~, charged with part pa;ing boo riot 900
the day O the election. 49, ye,terdaY arrested ami
orde 81 io dud bail % Slyo and furnishing good ,ecnriy
@ that amount va. discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22

L. dies Fash ouable shoe Store, ll2 Cana-'i.
j. B. Miller thr0ug. the medium nj The Tribune, akes
this opportunity rcinrn his daRks 10 the Lade. OF New
York. (hs friend, n particular or the knd and liberal pa
ronsgc cv.nccd toward him since hl. commencement ~
business and hopes by unrcg,uB, attention 10 merit
continuance OF their lasoIS
have on hand and constantly manufacturing COM
pce and superior assortment Of Lade Shec consisting OF
French Morocco and Nd slippers, I've, and bu>krs, oge
Their with all the fashionable color, and every acieo TASTE
hearty obtained he lowest possible price
cQudlcd by any ia thc city.
LADIES CATER BOOTS.
Th, elegau, article IN all It's o. fashionable cooTs
alW hand ade order At tie shpried notice.
Particular attention paid to measures to warrant HAND
Misses and clndrens boots and shoes OF all fashions, col
Or and 'les Ladies house slippers at ,hlIngs per pair
warranted good.
Ladies Who wish good shoes n fair prices ia preference 10
poor shoes At reduced prices particularly requested TO
call see, and Judge Tor the,nscivc, AT
J. -. MILIER'> li2 Capal-'i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-22
4 MEXICAN Museum. corners f Broad

= 4 way AMI Ann ,treei-P T BARNI' VI Manager
In order o. accOmuo late the immens, crowds which attend
here. the Lecture Room ha> been enlarged. The Mvsier
Gus G. psey Girl can be- consulted Day ar Evening She
the greatest wonder oi the Prom O'clock \ VI To
VI. ,he can be- privately consulted Oace ar Fore
teller 40 Future Events. free OF charge Mr. Wncht III
Comic Dr0ieri,', wl introduce his most Humorous AL
Quztcal Eccentric Ties. tor ths week only. 81 = Rosa
ihe charming vocalist lu y. ORLEANS. ! HgHgfd; f,o. Il
Pcfte Gel. ~. the beautiful Dancer. Experiments An
NAL Ma-n't-ru cLli three OIL. Nsgars Fails
with real Pneumatic Railroad, Ahino Lady Claus
Blowing Grand C,>morama, ana $4,000 curio>tie>
splendid day performance every Wednesday aui Sat
urisN afternoon
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