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To the Friends of aIr. Clay.


LIFE AND SrEEcHEs OF HENRY CLAy.-The publish
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the last thirty years and interesting to all classes OF
readers without reference TO politics.
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PRINT WAREHOUSE

IN NETWORK.
p f. LEE, formerly of the firm of Lord y Lees,
d. Lee * Babcock. &c: and Y, 3. BREWSTER under
PEARL STREET, (fIanoyer SquaTe,) New.York, ware
house Oh extensive scale,
EXCLUSIVELY
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{I-ANTED--A colored man as waiter-one who
perfectly understands his business, and oe, may
apply al 10 WaTrea seS:~
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EXCLUSIVELY
PRINTED CALICOEs

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~ urnl the CITY and Interior Trade BY the piece package
BY conning their entirely and exclusively to this
one article L. B. enabled not only to exhibit more ex
fhers being no similar establishment for Prints in the United
States but sell Away, at prices o" end senerdHg
iousr than houses whose and are divided
among large variety of articles.
The Stock embracing Some Thousands OF Different rat
STYLES TO which will be constantly added all new and teslta
o patterns en-, as ss ss for ber own sales
Purchasers of this article will find i TO ,hs nt't e to
nor nuIchse they will Z, least have the advantage Of seeing all
the new styles, and learning the Lowest market prices
Catalogues Prices corrected with variation oil
the Market are placed the hands Of Buyers, All orders
vii rscs;ve he best attention au25 3mD&W
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FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR.
WHOLE no. 75a.

SANDS,S SARSAPARLLA.--Thc human
- frame may properly De compared &c musical
possessing peculiar oxeFs all s un anc
produced By this combination the reul, OF such h9iron
oG5 aenoa long as the mae Is S4} T sp1s boo
so long Will the contnus but when The source o-coes
sn;. m Ss5a b i9 s simply n: The lbs an
3as hat resist death proper medicine admlns,efso
snsdusd and the patisat restored to perfect health.
Sands SaEapa:ila Composed entirely Of vegetable sx
1'e 70 be that IeqGedto dspe disease and
Ulcers scEoiaia destroying tie glands Nervous Affections
Sal; sa and othes diseases arising
uay cured hy use Parents after suffering Tor
chronic constitutional disorders have speedily rNcained heat
humanity,
Fer conclusive evidence it, superior value and efficacy,
sescerhea;es published in this and other CITY payers
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for expectation
By B. SANDS < co, Druggists, tG[ante Buildings
also By A B. D. SANDS, y Fuoas,reer and = Easi
Broadway corner Of Marksseet Price 81 per bottle.
bottles for IS. Original documents may be store
T liverpool COAL AFLOAT-50 tons Of good
Equality Coal carefully l0ws5s@ into 9 hTls b
DIDDLED NEWCASTLE COAL AFLOAT-
IT,, SUIT S for Smiths oa'1 WSR 81 BRowN "
su2i corner Lazht and Washington.sts.
DLONDtLL'S ORREL COAL-Of very supe.
- iorqusity for family now dlschars,9s from snip
by WARD y BROWNE,
au2l I'll Washington corner LaIsht st.
T liverpool ORREL COAL.-Now dis
Lchargins fom ship North Carolina pier No 49, East
'sf superior a'''eis o' fanny WARD BROWNE
Laight and Washington streets.
On Saturday shall be unloading boat load of very
rerior sone Coal For sale at lowest market price 2
EOALS-Large nut SIZE, 81 80; stove S4 rs;
" and fresh broken and egg S. 90 per ,on from the yard
on getting the best Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal well screen
Ell the yard and delivered the above prices for cash
q Sdas OF Is cents 52n will be F=f t:r fs om
DEACH ORCHARD RED ASH COAL from
the well known Salem Vein Of all sizes screened and de-
vere from the boat yard below the market prices Lv
CDSSo Ase All c s ssS: By s c5Y WsR
Cargoes up the North and East Rivers reduce
au h'G 6m M '''-s :" - '''' GUERNSEY CO.
LACKAWANA COAL,
ERESH from the Mines. at the Yards OF the
I DELAWARE * HUDSON CANAL CO., corner of
Beach and West streets Kiag and Greenwich streets Gouy
yer Of State and Furman streets, Brooklyn
Egg and Broken, s. 80 Delivered, H6
Stove. ....'......'' o ~ 10 10
Nun SuIp. 8 s DO:
oder also received at the DEl,wARE HuDsOS B.xx
corner of William and Pine streets So toI
COAL. COAL. COAL!
THE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
having been removed is now permanently located at the
well known stand corner OF Greenwich ana Chr's,opr,.ss
receiye direct from their owned by the
choicest quality Of Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal which hey
The business Of the Yard will be conducted BY the subscT
et, and sy solicit e the % I OF the public thar Old
through the Post Office will receive promptaentoa
nv, sm M SAs. PFAkRktGSbsoN.
NEW SILK AND SHAWL STORE,
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,SfAN TrD-~Siiuatlons by Two sisters, one IN
w cook wash and iron the other DO chamb<r,sos ana
waiting The best Of references gwen, feas cal. az S
E.!Itaheth street IN Tie reaI, s!i2.
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XNTANTED-A Partner with $500 cash.--iny
person HAVING TIA, amount nyest II business
which pays 200 ser cent The business Is well established
No person need ariye this unless he has the moaey ms
command And IS OF sober and industrious habits snd wiling
ma - himself useful Address line 70 : VI. . az ts Of
nee Of this plrsr s2tf
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Prisoners EscArED.-We understand that on
Wednesday last three prisoners made heis from
confinement the Jail of Henco county, by cutting hole
through the walls Of the Jail Fletcher Heath charged with
murder whose trial by change Of venue the county OF
Chesterfield shortly on-Thomas Cooke,
awaiting his trial the charge OF kIdnappRs-and John
Sheridan for unlawful gaming. Richmond Wing.
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!TTANTED--A Young man conversant with the
general routine o! business having been engaged with
several large houses II southern city DESTROYS Of pocug
aug with h the stock An! eXt hsnge
brokerage, for hica he has prediction A. his main 90
ect acquire knowledge Of the PRACTICAL details tat
business being conversant with il theoretically bar email
compensation will be required References 70 character
reSpectabIlity aud business Qualifications % the
doubted kind be furnished For further particulars, al
dress Box SEQ lower post Office. s9tg
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TETANTED-A situation N the Picture, Portrait
w and Lcokag Glass business # some gentleman SoiGs
South md West The reEson wanting as above has had Goa
siderable experience all of the various branches SacR
ointas gil, fancy mouldinss OF every description or
mourning frames 20 any pattern He has also tools tcg
he sbNre purpose. Address S. tbs ofNce. 5 w.
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EMPORIUM OF CHINA. GLASS, &c.-The
T. cheapest and greatest variety of China Glass and Earth
en- Ware thar can be found the city, Sixth ave
nue opposite Amy-seet. Purchasers wishing to supply
themselves cheap will meet with polite attention and
the best of ware pce persons who go about killing
time are requested not TO CALL
= B. A choice collection Of Plants III bloom for sale.
O,rA
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MRS. S. c. KElD'S BOARDING AND DAY
wi SCHOOL. Isl Fourilstrest the Washington
rent, will please bear mind the poI of their children
being in attendance that day that they may be
at home from a st of September the Sd from 10 O'Clock
a NJ. until P NJ and from ?. NJ until P. NJ 70 receive
those parents who may wish confer with Mrs r. relative
institution Mrs Rw be happy explain her mode
and her those who wish 10
Mace their daughters under her charge au2i
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w moderate Zee. the best cook hou,sr.,ils sB5
tie CITY At Brcad'' Office, 22i Grand i; door bot,
h. Bower. an -
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w AN ED,--tinpsoyers wishing good, honest,
az, an aad R ;aiial will do web w
ia-non keepnous bat those whose ebsr,cr,t 49,
the closest scrutiny. IA o..
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1ANTED-Empioyment by capable man az
Porter liquor or any other stores good civ refer
-rces given Apply Is Jay.st. 6t'
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pEV. J. F MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
IL SCHOOL-(coner OF Clinton and Pacific streets, Brook
lyn)This School viii open the LIST day of September
Punctua attendance Of the pupils is requested.
The of instruction this Institution full and tho
rough embracing the English Classical Mathematical and
Scientific branches paid the formation
of the moral well intellectual chara Of pupils The
first masters employed in the several departments and the
mode OF instruction continued which has so long glren sans
faction.
The limited number of pnps viii be received into the
Principals family. and receive the care OF parent
Circulars stating terms sc. may be had application at
the CHURCH Depository No % JohHst OF al The bookstore q
Nr. a. V. Blake Fuon:t. New. York, and az Mr A NJ
Wilder's Bookstore. 81 Fu!.on-st. Brooklyn. ao20tf
THE MISSES TILDEN'S BOARDING AND
| DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies, at jamaica Plain.
sour mills from Boston, Nass.. reduced terms
Boad and tnition, including the .nss rgench and La9 TN
20 $40 and 90 according the teachers employed In
Dawing Dancing $40 term. For other language or
accomplishment the charges Will be reas9nabe The au.
:nnn term commences Sept 18th The pupils attend the
FDiscopa or Churches, may be desired
The vicinity OF Jamaica PIalh to Boston, affords every Ia
Gilt, for obtaining the best Teachers the city affords, while
n. beautiful and retired situation OF the School renders II Pc
cnliary attractive 10 both parents and pupils
c"'iS'' ,.;...p,,;. SCHARLEs W. GREEN, Esq.
References III 1"''aci ldiH STEPHEN NJ. WELD, Esq.
Hon. JOSEPH IftpEN,
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pOARD-A pleasant paylor and bedroom can be
- had by gentleman aud has lady, with beard 10 Or
chart street Ns:Iences exchanged 81 2M.
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A PRIVATE. FAMILY, lS6 East Broadway
~ will accommodate single persons, small
f.my, with pleasant and board. Reference, aX
changed. e 6s
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A SAMPLE OF REPUDMToRs.-We learn from
the Mississippi papers that youAg man of the
name of Bren, is a candidate for the Legislature
of Mississippi from Warren county, having been
invited to become candidate, IN an appeal made
to him by thrtv-two OF his fellow citizens in for
NAL letter The signers of the letter are rcpudla
tors, and some of them have pretended to be
Wings In this letter they complain of the griev-
Gus times which now keep down the prosperity Of
the State, and they say for themse yes, that the
taxes ifincreased, WILDE entirely runous to them.
The correspondence was published and the repu-
dating presses Immediately raised shout over
what they considered favorable sign IN one
of the staunchcst Wing counties IN the State
The regulators who signed the call on Mr. Bnen
were pronounced the :" heaviest tax payers IN War
ren" and really to read their dolorous complaints
one might readily have believed 1t. But the edl-
tor of the Vcksburg Wing, being matter OF fact
sort of man. and rather incrcdulous wlthal, took
the pains to inquire into the amount of burthens
borne by these men. reports, that OF the thirty
two 81 gners to the letter. fifteen of them are taxed
from nifty 10 eighty cents year each, while eight
pay less than fire dollars each, none pay much
as THIRTY dollars, and only four the entire thir-
ty-two are assessed for more than ten II there
is any increase in the rate of taxation to pay the
bonds, these men will be ruined, that's clear
Baltimore American.
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COMMISSION PAPEn WAREHOUSE,
IOIIN SI1R L,E,gI,

niAPERS--50 Bales Russia Diapers for sale by
~ GRINNELL. MiNTIRN X Co ~ >outI,-strsst
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u Robinson, l42 Nassau street, has Just pub
asaed an amusing caricature entitled " a Sawney
Ireland trying to pass for an American Gentle
aah' It's of course founded on O'Connell's
isS and scorching rebuke to Bennett of the
Assaid, who is alone in the opinion that he is
anything but nuisance to decent people.
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pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given 10 the owners
streets commences re.paying the carriage way aud
sidewalks front their premises before the th day
OF September instant and default thereof PAYERS will BE-
work repair the under the direction the
Inspectors of Wards and the of said property
charged with the expense thereof
JOHN EVEN Street Commissioner
Street Commits. toner's Office, Sep,rmber7 I. 1913.
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~ Tnr Works OF CoHNgLUs MATHEWS, in
The Uniform Edition published at the Sun Office,
aaye reached the sixth number. With this num-
Ost q ufer Hopkins is concluded. Two more
Numbers complete the work
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THE SUBSCRIBER proposes to take into his
for the University the counting agricultural life
teachers After fifteen years experience in the oral method
patronage His residence ct Wsp2s H., on the Gonnee
full villages in New England aud can be reached in IS hours
from the city OF New York. Terms, including board tuition
washing, &c. $500 year Very t=w books required For
Union Place, New York. JOHN y. BELLOWS.
Mapole. s. H. Goth Aug. 1913. audi lmeod'
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az ianntIesa cook wah~r aD ircnsI snail in.
lths Other IS ehanbermoid Best OF references siTe AZ
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DLONDELL'S ORREL COAL--Of very supe.
ID nor quality, for family now dischaslng from ship
North Caroline and for sale IN Quantities 10 t purchasers
by WARD y BROWNE,
au2i III Washington corner Laisht st.
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FIRST PREMIUM

FIRST PREMIUM
CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE
THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
inform those Ladies who desous OF purcssinr GOD
Shoes that theirs all made Of the finest French m4tet
lasts suited the shape of the foot that superior
workmsn employed that mandatory is under the
suentendence of very competent foreman and that W.
have on hand all times assortment Consisting
efevey fashionable style Of Ladies' Misses Boys and Chill
dens Boots and Shoes and also import direct from the r
makers Paris Ladies French Shoes large al
ways on hand FUTILE y HAYWARD,
No. 2S9 broadway, one door above Reade.stTest
n. BIT. x II. received silver Medal and Diploma loS
superior samples of Ladies' Cater Boots aud Shoes, IT,
late Fair in this city
Measures taken and orders promptly executed e29 SIN
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7 LIVERPOOL ORREL COAL.--Now dis
Achargng fom ship North Carolina pier No. g. East
river superior article for family Inquire on board OF
WARD s BROWNE,
corner Laght and Washington streets.
On Saturday We shall BE- unloading boat load of very
rerior Sioue Coal For sale AZ lowest market price .
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DIDDLED NEWCASTLE COAL AELOAT.
h-Suitabl. for Smiths. Cargo Of brig Ceres for sale in
lots 10 suit, By WARD &BROWNE,
,u2i corner Laizhr and Westinghouse.
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~ w. FEEKS' CLASSIC AND ENGLISH
~. SCHOOL, e9 Broadway tneaI s,uyvesant lnstitute)
TEAcHsEs.-C. E. Wsshbum, a. NJ. Qa,elya tutor in
Amherst Coegej Latin and Greek: a Pest'ux, French; r
Purcell. Dawing; w Dawson, Penmanship w. B. Brad
bury Vocal Music.
The English and Mathematical Departments will be under
the superintendent Of the Principal
Circulars containing terms sc may be had application
Nh Brant 645 Broadway the Principal. au3l
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MRS. ROBINSON, fashionable Clear. Starcher,
1fL SO Mercer ST. fifth door sbove Spring Emoideries
Lace Tarton SluSlrs, Silk Hose &c made 10 look equal
Shals, Meriaos, EoulaEd Silks Mouse de lanes
Table Covers. Sc. cleaned. So I'm
SE.LECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, II Amty-st.
= This School Will De re.opened on Monday the 9Th Sept
Consisting Of only limited number of pupils its design to
offer 10 parents the Of giving their thorough
paratory education which shall qualify them for either the
81 # RICHARD P. jerks, Teacher.
CEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, at 81
- Rying,on-street.
Also Select School for small Boys, separate from the Fe
male School.
Each department provided with distinct Teachers and all
under the supervision of the Principal.
8 I'M ~ Y. THOMPSON; Principal
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T liverpool COAL AFLOAT-5Ot tons Of good
Equality Goal carefully cred into the hold for sale By
w J I. TAPSCOTT
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-09
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Asfa,
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GDIrlnfGR3
Thursday. March o, 1913.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky.

eS We have been requested by Gen.
Edney to publish this week his address 10
the "Voiors of the I'd Congressional Dis.
tg!tL" liisio be regretted that the Gen.
cral has thought !, necessary TO adopt this
course inasmuch as a District Convention
was about 10 be held for the purpose of
selectlnga candidate upon whom the Wings
might unite. We know tina, be was ad.
'sed TO different course and requested to
await the action of that body, but he is op.
posed TO the manner Of selecting the Dele
gates, believing that they do not represent
the Will of the people. He saws lie would
be perfectly wiling 10 submit, his claims to
the Convention provided the Delegate. had
been appointed by individuals sent from
each Captains District, who would be able
IuIly TO repre- sent the wishes OF their con.
Any thing like dlssension in our
ranks is to be deprecated, for if we are di.
slded our opponents will certainly gain the
day. II becomes the duty then Of the
Convention to act with great caution. A.
Gar as we are concerned, although we have
our individual preference, we shall support
Inc nominee.
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sou, Huntington, King, Linn, McDunie, SIC.
Roberts, Maugum, Ma ohead, Riyes. Sewer,
Smith, OF Conn, Smith Of Ia, Sprarue. Stnr.
geon, Tappan, Walker White, Wilcox, VIII.
haios, Woodbury.. Wright, and Young-35.
Mr.. CONRAD offered an amendment.
that the repeal Of Tie law shall take place
on and after the Alb day Of April next !;
and IT was losi-yeas ID, nays 81, as fol.
lows;
fEAS--Messrs. Barrow, BITES. B.rrion,
Choate, Clayton, Conrad, Evans, Henderson,
Porter, Smith, Of Ia, Talmadgo, White, Wood.
hrdge-l3.
NAYs-Mcssr. Allen, Archer, B sby Bay.
ard Benton, Buchanan Calhoun, Crafts, Cuth
beFt, DIyion, Fulton, Graham, Hcrr, King. Finn,
MDuiha, M'Robcrts, Mangum, Merrck, Miller,
hFes, Sewer, Smith, of Conn, Spr4gue, Stur.
geon, Iappan, Walker, Wilcox, Williams
Woodbridge, Wright YOung-32.
Mr.. TALLMADGE submitted an a.
mendmcnt that there shall be allowed 10
each Judge, on the final decision Of case
pending in bankruptcy, the sum of one
dollar; and il was rejected, yeas / A, nays "a.
Mr.. TALLMADGE moved that the
bill be postponed until the first Monday of
December next, and the motion was mega.
ilyed--yeas ii, nays ga, as follows:
YEAS. Mcssrs. Barrow, Bates, Berrien,
Choate, Clayton, Evans, Henderson, Kerr, Mil
Ter, Porter Smith, OF Ia, 1almadge, White,
Woodhridge-l4
NAYS-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Dagby, Bav.
ard Benton, Buchanan, Calhoun, Crafts, Crit.
tenden, Cuthbert, Dayton, Fulton, Graham, Hun.
tington, Hing, Linn, M'Dufie, McRoherts,
dangum, Meuick, Norchegd, Phelps Riycs,
Sewer, Smith, Of Conn, Spraguo, Sturgeon,
Tappan, Walker Wilcox, Williams, WOODBURY.
Wright, loung-3j.
Tho bill, which is the same, iden,ical!v,
as it came from the House-repeaIlng the
Bankrupt law forthwith, and excepting
from IT'S operation cases already entered
and pending was passed-yeas 81, nays
10, as follows:
YEAS Mossrs. Allen, Archer, Bagly, Bay
sri, Buchanan, Calhoun, Crafts. Crittonden,
Cuthbert Dayton, Fulton, Graham. Huntington,
King, Linn. MeDuliio, NeRo5eris. Nangum,
Merck, Morohead, Pnclps, Riyes, Sewer,
Spragae, Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker. Viii
cox, Williams, Woodbury., Wright, and Young
-3l.
s!essrs. Barrow, Bates, Berrieu.
Choate, Clayton, Evans. Kerr, Miller, Porter,
Smth, Of Indiana, Tallmadge, White, and
Woodbridgc-i3