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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-16
From The Hamburg Republican.
Extrac from circular, received by Merchant
of this Town, dated,

CHARLESTON. Oct. 5.
Dear Sir: We advised you in our circular
of the 2Slh ult., that a good demand existed for
cotton. This demand continued IN the early
part of The week, and full prices were obtained.
Since then buyers have not been Us active, and
although prices Of the finer sorts have NOT de-
clined. The article has been rather dull, paftic.
ularly SO for all descriptions below fair, and
sales of such could not be effected unless BY
submitting to decline.
The receipts Of the week are over 5000
bales, while the sales reach only to about 1000
bales leaving a stock on sale of over IL 900
bales. The sales of the week range MS follows:
305 bales, 81 s, e23 bales, 81 6ai 1863 bales,
6.9J6a6 6a.
'.Tile adyices from Liverpool 10 The 10Th nit.
may be expected Ina day or two, and we cal.
cnlate that there will be but little done until
they are received Nor do we believe. when
received, they will have any material effect on
our present prices. The general impression is,
that prices in Liverpool will have gone lower
than at our last dates; If so, no doubt but The
spinners will have entered the market on a
more extended SCALE
We have been Informed, by passengers that
arrived in the Cars on Thursday evening, that
the Charleston market had fallen off from 4 to
4ct. from the above quotations, upons the re.
ceipt of the newsb the Caledonia.
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State of S0lidh-CarGlifa.
HeadsQ Quarters: !:

COLUMBIA, 10th Sept. 1s44.. 1
A III persons having in their possession arms;
IA belonging to the State. not now lnse for
military purposes, are hereby required 10 for.
ward them as early as possible, to the Arsenal
at Columbia or Charleston. The cost oftrans..
portation will be paid BY the. Arsenal Keepers.
and the arms received will be credited on the:
Bonds of those by whom they were drawn.
BY order Of the Commander.in.C c Chief. q
B. T. WATTS,
~. - Quarter. MasteI General.
Sept. la 81 "a
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Notice.

FEVHE Subscribers are now.1 receiving and
IL opening at their Store, a large assort.
.ment of DRY GOODS, of the latestani most
fashionable styles.
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SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CRocKERr, SADDLERY, &C., &c.
to which they respectfully invite the attention
of the community s5ti ~
Give us call, for we got our Goods to SELL
gsj. BLAND g. BUTLER. s
oct.2 ;s4 If 336 336
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-10-16

Important Election Decision.-Judge
King, Of the Court Of Common Pleas, at
Philadelphia, decided on Saturday NOR.
ming that by tho naturalization Of a man
all Of his minor children residing in the
United States are ipso .faeto, made eiti-
zens, and entitled to vote when of age.
Judge King passed this decision on the
Ac, Of Congress of the 14ih April, 1902,
and on decision Of the Supreme Court
ofthe United States. in Cranch's Reports,
where it is expressly laid down that '.lhe
children Of persons duly naturalized shall
ifdwelling in the Uuited States, be con-
sidered as citizens of the United States"
Reported Flight ofthe Governor Of Ar-
cansas.-Gone 10 Teras i0ith all his pro-
perty.--The Arkansas Times and Advo-
cate, Of the 10Th September. stales that it
was rumored that Governor Conway, of
that State, has sloped for Texas. carrying
all his negroes with him; The same negroes
which the United States Government had
levied upon to secure judgment for up
wards Of $4,000, appropriated 10 pay
volun,eersin 1886. hut which The Cover
nor had applied 10 his own purposes.
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.,,.l75s--55 HRALESTUN, Uct. II.
Coiton.-The receipts of UpIands during the
past week were, by Rail Road, $500 bales, by
water l0S2, by wagons 364-iotal 6y76 bales.
Exportcdin same time TO Liverpool 1893 bales,
coastwise 3e2-total 2075 bales-leavine on
hand shipping stock Of 1868 bales, exclusive
Of 1852 bales on shipboard not cleared, and an
increase stock of 490l bales. Z. *
Our last weekly reportleft the market for Up.
lands at its close. in quiet state. At its open
ing on Saturday last there was no perceptible
change eitherin demand or prices The sales
onthat day reached 701 bales. On Monday
molning the steamer Caledonia accounts were
received, from Liverpool TO the 18th ult, the
principal features ofwhich were small actual
decline, withEa dropping MARKET and very
littleSd demand. 8!
On receipt of.these accounts, purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-12

A New WAY TO OBTAIN a JoB.-lt mas tecome quite
of lse OF business notice
the of property 10 have ts Sidewalk
front Of their houses repaired have the sp"sis re-
moved from their within time, urier penalty
twenty-five collars: and unequeny the case thu.
ho unacquhinted with he laws ordinances
the complained of. driven By :hs far Of
penalty or law suit, to perform wha S required Of them
and IN ,frir simplicity. knowing 20 whom 10 apply ,aey
often cque.; person serving the notice. 10 inform them
here they can find % do he w0lsa favor, may
be well imagined readily granted nasuch that Is often
the rery object in view and he who the either
ready 20 do himself 10 recommend another viii; HON he
dir9es r. profits This OF forcing JOB
mon bnu, these DAYS, especially eaton The eHpynE Of
s,rks and griees. well known tonany 10 their
ens-some Of whom have learned by EXPERIENCE excellent
teacher never 10 employ who eryes notice ui.i
penalty to DO Job Of the kind especially
IKE Geposits-a> they aiwuys sc; done 6e,er
ard CHEAPER by applying hce who u,yer notices.
who will il scney employed b? ths sit,eas prevent the
foul pracce OF throwing tho filth the rivers around
the city TO The annoyance of every bodT
&C. Those Who wish such jobs al Gce AID at the lorest
and manner &c be relied on. vii call at g CHAN.
BER-ST. corner Of Centre. opposite Park
It, NV YORK PoUIRsTrE CoMpAyY.
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CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THE PRESENT WEEK.

/. PorrRy-Genus in obscurty; Trnnsn;on of. an Ode
Old Song Revised.
IL EDITORIALS SlandeyeD of Henry Clay Theodore
Frelnehnyscn; Messrs. Clay and Polk the Tariff:
The Tariff and Prices: Dorri5ru; r. e Loco Game OF
Brag Polk the Tariff Protection and Prices ; Eng
i,h Fashions. :. Duelng, &C.; The Fourth in Old Mns
snchus.tts, &c.
H. PoLrrlcAL-lct OF Lieut. Governor Reed Of MusSa
chusetts the Lib.rty Party; 1000 Wings in Council
at Albion Great Wing Meeting IN Tennessee; Polk
against Abnli.hng the African Slave Trade; AnneN1-
zion IN Texas; TAey Can't stand Annexation: Letter
from Governor Seward: From Louisiana Letter from
X :. Prent,st: The German Treaty; Hon. Geo. L.
Marsh on The Tariff The Spirit OF Washington
County Mr.. Clay on Protection; Pok Failure IN
c. ennnEa. &C.
~. MisoELLASEoUs-Beau Rtumnell. concluded; TIE
5 emf the Widow; Science for Farmers; Turner
Club, Cutting Timber, Gnivsnic Experiments; ChlU
Miami Canal Trade o; the West: Texas ind the Ten.
ans Cheap Postage IN England Revolutionary Rem
n,scence The Faithful Dog
V. NLws-Atrva OF the BRITANNIA and the Great W eeri
Great Flood at the West The Mormon War. Death n
Joseph smith and his brother ilyrum From Llherla
Great Riots Philadelphia. The Military Called Ou
Violence and Bo,d,hed &c. &c.
vi. COMMERCIAL INTgLLiGENcE-Stocks. Money, Pro
du c, Marsets &c.
Sing Copies. put wrappers Tor the Mai he OBJ
tanned at the desk. Pnce & cents.
nc Terns-s2 per year, single copies g.. cents-An sub.
rcripuons payable nfeAbly IN advance Address
GREELEY 4 MCELRA'rH, 10 NaSsau-street,
Tribune buildings, opposite the Park.
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THE WHIG DOCUMENTS.

The following is list of the Wing Documents
COW Tor sale at the Tribune Office. Orders from
Clay Clubs, Wig Committees, Booksellers, Mer-
chants and Individuals, accompanied 10y the cash
are promptly attended TO. and the Documents ship
ped TO any port OF the United States.
SARGENT's LIFE OF CLAY-The fules, and most
complete Biography OF Mr.. Clay written. Pricc
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY. ? vols.
with Engraving bound 81 = by the quantities.. Is
THE CLAY TRIBUNE. Weekly Newspaper. For
terms see Prospectus in arotiicr column.
THE AMERICAN LAB0REH. Hall bound. .,...... GO
PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE a Tract by
H. Greeley. Fer 100 81
THE TARIFF As IT IL. Hy II. Greeley. Fer 100. 81
SPEECH or JOiiN ~. CLAYTo>-pe' lfG copies p
WING SINGS-tluy and freinshuysen--an adnl're-
bic collection ol the ysfy lesi--pef ~ capies. y
TIE TARIFF QUESTION iNGERlliNf--peil 100 u
COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE OFTHE UNITED
STATES AND GREAT BEtTAlN-pet igO copies | y
LETTERS OF CASSitS ". Cl.AY-pet ip copies ! q
PIE WIG ALMhNAC-per lG0 copies. ........... y
THE TETr By anin'. per 10 q" .......'....'. =
THE CURRENCY. do. - DO. 1 D.
LIFE ofHENRY CLAY do do. .............. =
POLITICAL ABOLITION. do. do. .........." ! 3 2,
L oks,1S AND CAPrr&i. do. do TO- s
THE ~ BLU Ian do. do. ~ ~
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS, do. ..............
E-y- C)rders must he addressed to
GREELEY d McEIRATH,
Tribune Buildings New. fosk.
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Commercial and Money Matters.
o. Fer Commercial and Money Matters. see Last Pa.

~ Fer Commercial and Money Matters. Last Page
TnURsnAY. P. VI.
Stocks took u turn to-day, and prices generally
improved. The transactions. however. were limited
Exchanges are rs before. Sterling . ~, Francs
273..
The books OF subscription TO the capital stock Of
the NewYork md New Haven Railroad Company How
the office of Nevins. Townsend & Co. ~ Merchants
Exchange, and also at New Haven end Boston, They wall be
closed on Friday.
The New-Yorl Equitable Insurance Company
have declared n semi annual dividend OF per cent.
The usual dividends have been declared by the
Seamens Bank for Savings. the Bank for Savings IN Chambers
ST. md the Bowery Savings Bank
The New Jersey Railroad IL Transportation CO.
declared semannuu! dividend OF payable
the Isl day OF August next.
The Paterson Railroad Company have declared per cent
payable on the 10Th inst.
The ST LOUIS New Era of the I'd instant says:
There is n rumor that tie Bank Illinois will again
20 into operntion.
The following sales OF Stocks were made at Bos-
yesterday:
Atthe Brokers' Roard-l25 hs Western Railroad 72-25 do
$3.50 do 90 81 Portland r, s9-t9 Reading r.
33-5Q do. 30 2a-5 do 2s-lO1 do, 2-20 Long Island
:s5k-3 Eastern X. 1c9ii.
At Auctions Taunton Branch T. div Off l. adv-l sh
8ostoa * Lowell X, 25l advl Lowell Nashua R. %,
= ndv-lO Western X, s735s s25 ChAre>own Branch R.
sS37S SD Boston a. Providence K, div OF. So adv-2
Cocheco Nanuf Co. 81 30 pers4 Nashua Manuf Co. s5j
go per h-6 Saco Water Power Co. par-lO Winnsnine
Co. $50 per sh-l1 Warren Insurance Co, AZ p adv-5 Bo
Wharf Co. lover asst s5l sh-20 Boston Winter
Power Co. SIS per s6 fremont Bank So per sh-1 Boston
Library Sl3l0 Great Fall Manufacturing Company, div Off
1880 per sh.
All the Railroads West arc doing a large business
h! year. This is especially the the Buffalo * Al
lien Road which forms part of the chain connecting the
Lakes with Boston The road % miles long cost about si0
100 per mile nnd tie running about ST. 500 per
month Below Of the monthly receipts of this
road from Jan TO July l. 1884, with the Humbsr Of passenger.
mil nancy M, Included
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Markets.. Carefully reportedfor The Tribune

Markets. Carefully reported for The Tribune
THURSDAY. July H.
ASUFS-PotS nrc ather fmer today. and no fair
he hnd below 4O5 About 90 bb sold at figure and
few poor TIRES nj Co. Pearls inactive at 49,. The re
COTTON-The nIe to day 500 to lC0O bales at about
the prices previous the steamer The n are NEST
9uo,ed a, - New Orleans md Alabama s5 sa. Our stock
scn, cd"a a! snSs s%' few ha Of 6as.
mt y g 1900 hale eenScd the count 50 active
ye>e day mud prices firm. The receipts are unusually
ch;. I've quote Cenece e,h as before g TIM WHICH
has been stored 81 a Michigan and OHIO fresh 10 -,
s, 20 10 IL, ior indifferent brands Michigan Round
hop very dull ISL AS City -Four maze from new
bis 0hio WINS made Tor Eurnnd 10 til ;hipa ls There
flour freight "sps for E d %s ld a g E sn 'S d
market Sour So 3l1 80. Scratched Western se> ct Is
s ,rse .s a p small al p%f
ilexnndra Sc 25 Brandy~ne4 651. Richmond CITY So
sly Rye Flour ranges ron IS to So ding oqua,s
'GRAi%-A sale Of 500 bushels Illinois Wheat made
h & y csn, @ @pd oI nq.h na geIy
nenty I'd Temnins steady Dstiers not huyisg Sale
100 bushels No, hem Yellow. sc 500 do Southern
Nhe at as weight and lot Of Southern ielH% ut 49,
""w held tmly nj % River 80 We note sales 400 bushels
WIIlSKY-here Is no chunge Sales leo bbls State Prison
at 23i. Drudge q cents-in moderate inquiry.
4mnnd The ses are 20j 3U baes 30 4Gc. for home
Lots could be had for shipping at Ito advance on
oI-i,e market for Whale has upward tendency. md
500 bbls Crude have been taken for export M 20 e. Sperm IS
n,,nnlly 90 cts and small have been nnde at the East
n, that pice nseed entirely nominal a a % Tor Anne
rear and Z for English Spectators Offering 2j-
English. -,
o learn ANA GOIO 10 700 lbs North West io home ut a.
cash.
StED-Nothiug doing in Linseed. There export
fAi.LoW notice sales 100 to 100 600 lbs rendered Mt
private bargain.
HnESA sale of $50 dry sailed Arkansas has been made
bu, the price kept private.
and white some holders ask 50 and 81 500 bbs PRIME
sold ut ST SIl. and 80 bb Mess nj SIX sale Of $50 bh
chunce Snle. leo bb City Messa5 p end $50 ties for eY
higher than days since We notice sales lol bb.
So aud 200 do at So lot of gu kegs inferior sold II
* cents We notice l55 bss Picked Shoulders So lC0
t do nj % cents and 30 hhis Smoked Hams. INFERIOR nj &c
Western Butter from to W cts aud IS heavy Cheese
A., a az with sales loo boxes at the latter price
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CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge KENT.

JAMES Il. VI. BLEAKLEY rs. HE MAYOR, &C
The I,in # WINS appointed by the Wing Common Council IN
the spring Of 1913 Clerk OF the Lower Police lie brings nc
ION To- recover quarters Hury. SAID the appointment
sns vetoed and the plaintiff, prevented from filling the
plaintiff S6 a. subject 10 the opinion Of The Supreme Court
FiETH 81 HALL rs. DANIEL J. NAsH-hction OF
Replevn to test right of plaintiff 10 piano forte which
was cyel upon with other property by Mr. Nash under Il
landlords vibrant against Mr.. Jane Rdnor, 51 louion-sl
nj he suit of James NJ Post u' the owners OF the ud-
mo William rnS and WIFE For The defence, II shown
tint the piano forte leased la Mr.. Eli NJ Flood Ia boardcI
OF Mrs K ~ "A Hnuumthat he lett on the 9th ni Oct0
r taking away all has effects but tins and thUt the 9th the
levy nfer the landlords warTnut made. II Is cOntended
TIM, the lew legal nsmuch the relation OF bosrder ON
part Mr. Flood had ceHsed, and that the property was
nla , III. rent: also. that the ownership, any rate.
would he IN Mr. ooi and that Firth & Hail have right To-
hnn. the action also urged tue part of plaintiffs
that the warrant telf Illegal, Mrs. Rdnur having hus
mrd living and having. in consequence night Ia take II
Dse IN her own name. On tins point, Ms. Rinnr testified
Tint her husband lett her thirteen yenrs compelling her 10
resort 10 her AMI industry tu procure living Tor
herself and iamythat he resides New jersey mud has
never done any thing for her that time The Court, II;
charge considered that wOUan under such circumstances.
mud IN accordance with decisions the point has night 10
make contract also hat boader Is entitled 10 rensona
be period which TO remove his effects and as 10 the night OF
action Mr.! Flood having notice 10 Firth & Hall 10 send
r the piano forte and beng their property tney have
right bring the action Verdict Tor planji cents damages
and y.Iuipg the piano forte ut SOD.
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CITY NTELLIG ENC Z.
THURSDAY.
COURT OF COMMON rLEAs......reoFe Judge Ills


GEORGE NJ. CHAPMAN rs. HENRY WILBUR
Action for malicious prosecution aendy referred TO- Inc
Jury could agree and discharged. I'VE understand
gong the Jury were UNANIMOUS IN iindns yer
dict plaintiff The question then ss to amount OF Gan-
ages thu, they varied from 81 to cents making an
average of about $3.50 Ten o the Jury IN favor OF re-
turning the amount but opposed 10 giving more iha
sac on the They remained session about
four hourS.)
lHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK rS.
JAMES c. UrrER-Acton 10 recover the amount OF bond
for $40 given 10y Mr.. Utter behalf OF f. Struzenbach the
later having been arrested on charge of refusing 10 mnnin
Adene WIFE, and 10 surety that Sauzenhach would
HI, family Ia the best o ms ABILITY for yeaT IRON me
date bond Il sad he dad 10; mgluain the'n una
the action brought ON behalf defence. 1t was shown TIM,
Nr Nctay one the counsel en; To the house ui the Ia
thor Of Mrs siau1enhnch with whom She residet and to
her ,ha her bands huuc ready for her. aud ne wished
her Ia come OK bu, she eped that she did not w-h Ia have
my thing to do with him Il hnwnthai lie had treated
ber Let she e her home The Court charged that where II
husband. after giving smci bond. invites las wife home she
: lnlod Ia gu ,nles, she show isti4be EXCUSE
such beng Of her lie the event O heT return
ing II rnan so cruelty In, vile that she cannot live with
MN he gives credit and she has night 10 seek home
and compel hun the cost but II even alter
that e, her h, me and promises ciOfm she bound to
return uad make the trial unless from the Jusae cause sIo
ken Of Sealed verdict Friday forenoon. The case was tined
once before " hen the Jury could not agree.
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~ GouRAuD's lrAL,.S IMPLICATED Soar.

To- GoURAUD's lrALlAS INDICATED SOAR.
Ladies. here's u soap delicious,
Free from every tnur pernlcious-
Prepared from Callers choicest sinpes-
t1pte>Sly remove all pImples,
And Hdd fresh charms your GImples.
Usei freely. II will suGburnS banisll
Used freely. and all reckles vanish
Brunette. would you be tar oh listen
Use freely, and your skin will ssten,
Zen Is the pafiau marble shines
When freshly quArt,en from the mines
BEWARE or DISHONEST COUSTERFEITERS.-ThS neon
Darqbe Soap only be obtained genuine NJ Dr. Felix Gou
!uGs Cosmetic Depot. ., WGlSer.,t. 1t store FROM Brond
wsy The celebrity winch this eaiy beautiful medcnted pre
pantion has attained has excited tn cupdy 81 unprucpe,
and I,eryte ca.lstAns who cHdeuyuuc tnlst
c,,n eriet on the public which resembles DI. G.s Soap
nothing na,nehence the necessity iJt this Caution
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July lst at ~ lon 81 49, ship phar;aa and bna 1ul
eyrsnd. uf 4. >tnn. boLnd y
June TO- lat Il 10 Ion . 30 bark Pres;eng or Have from
June ID. la, !! TO- loa G. TO- .chr Mlrl u lIo steering
South.
Mas - nj CaVe PnIo passed shp showing siea1 with
ni whit rys perpend culnr suppose. Ton Of Law
4 Phelps ilaTss'.lc- pHckeis.
June H. k; 81 ii rn l. - " bark Niary. smith, "a d I'm
NOrl.au>. understood Tor t'adiz.
Standing T..
same time passed New York snip with o II the foretop
cnanu steering East. supposed packet sh Oneidu. Tor
Hhvre
June ah la, IS Ion 81. schr Mary. Hammond from Mobile
Tor Boston,
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SATURDAY. JULY Is.
fI,-N -

SATURDAY. JULY 49,
ORIGINAL AR rlCLES.
l. CORNELIA BORORQUlA. or The Victim OF the In
QUESTION Translated from the Spanish BY Edward Nourl0
author Of Roman Tiles SC
9 THE HORSE AND His RIDER. By Laurie Todd.
3. OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS YIN
DICATION. IN relation In the Consulate Of Narselles.
!. PRISON DISCIPLINE OF SING. SING
5. THE FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.
8. LOSSES AT SEA
:. PHILADELPHIA RIOTS.
S INTERMEDIATES.
Q. UNIVERSITY OF NETWORK.
10. LITERARY WORLD-Ros- OF Thistle Island Browns
History OF Illinois Pencinc> By the Way.
II. THEATRICAL WOKLD-Nlbo'. Garden
SELECTED ARTICLES.
|. RECOLLECTIONS OF the nu'ho. eli Va,heS." e
Cyrus Rldn2 Esq. Very entertaining.
,. LIGHTS AND SHADES. or the Lite ofa Gentleman
on HalfPay By the author of Stories of Waterloo.
3. SCRAP BOOk-Sonnet-Evenne MIR Somebody-By
J.J Reynolds. Outward Cleanliness Coffee. Electricity
a. THE OLD WORtD-lnteigence By the Britannia and
Great Western. A cotious digest.
5. FOREIGN SUMMARY-Awful State of Afairsin Cuba.
Buenos Ayres, SIC.
8. SUMMARY OF NEWS-Fearfu Riots in PhIad0phs.
Mormon TroubIes-Tho Murder of Joe Smith. Grant Flood,
&c. &c.
OF Terms-6I cents per number, So year. advance
ard Seotfelds Life in the New World. Eugene Sues
Mysteries OF Pars presented to the subscriber.
jyl2 j. WINCHESTER, Publisher. % Ann-st.
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On Thursday 18th the sd year OF her Mrs EN-
\ W. CoRMlS, widow OF the late Hulsey Cnrwin
The friends iaaily respectfully invited Ia attend
her funeral Tomorrow O'clock from the resi-
derce of her mother. Mrs NHry Ann Fash y" 81 Grnndst
Her remains will be taken Greenwood Cemetery for inter-
n!eut.
10 years and 10 months.
The friends n the family are invited To attend her funeral
this afternoon O'Clock without further Invitation from NJ
Lewis. near Grand -
Miss MAKTnk w WOODRUFF, only daughter OF the late
JOSIAH Woodruff, in her 2lst year ~, W. a
The frent, of the family Of her brother Geo w Woodruff
and o her INV. james H. Brcxs are respectfully
invited attend funeral this afternoon from IA Column
b.a street. p,
On Thursday morning after lingering Illness MARY. widow
Of Peter Barley. IN the 6yrtI year of her ags .
Her friends and those sons. Orlando. Alonzo. Alfred
Peter and onn.law Edyvnrd Pnthler, ere esoectis
ye 10 attend the funeral from her lrie residence No. 10
Grand St. al O'Clock. Her remains 10 be conveyed TO Belle
vile y J.
than h. Grnham.
lend her funeral this afternoon, NJ o'clock, from 81 Second
Avenue. WITHOUT ufther invitation
inv 10 after severe illness, Mrs BRrDGArE DATTos aged
In M: city on the Oh ul, after lingering llness. EDwIS
WELLIs aged 81 years for twenty years respectable citizen
Of this place. -, ,,lI.. ,,.o., - Gu
Suddenly July H. FaELISE ArGUsTA. DAUGHTER OF human
and Margaret Smith. aged years. months 3 days.
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MARINE CoURT.-Before JUICE SHERMAN.

CONTEMPT OF CoURT.-A member OF The bar,
having had some alteration with Judge Smith, and threatened
personal violence issued ngnln him for con
tempt, and he brought before ull bench. The gentle
nnn on hearing the accusation, rendered humble apology,
and excused himself bv saying TINT the took place
IN of the buck and not IN the Court roon snd
therefore yas not n contempt nt Court Judge Sherman ~
repy sated TINT all the rooms must considered the Court
room, and that they would punish my insult TINT lie OF
ered either, Tho apology was accepted aud The warrant
dismissed.
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% New Safety Bank Lock-offer of 5000.
The subscriber hereby offers reward Of $500 to any peron
who will open the Chanrcsble Combination Lock recent
IL patented BY H. c. Jones and VIM Hall, and 10 a"d the
better opportunity of testing is security. he will submit all It's
par,s to minute examination at Stewards Hotel IN ms city,
he,wren The hours of AMI o'clock Monday. Tuesday,
md "Wednesday OF week. after which will be placed on
chest and any person disposed 10 make the trial who w'l
pick open without the key winch locked IT, or make hey to
fit H. within fortnight thereafter, will be entitled to the mo.
ney which is nos. IL hands of committee consisting OF
Stephen Dod Esq Mayor of the city, John Taylor, President
OF the Newark Banking ms Co., and Jos Hahey Pre-
.ident Of the Mechanics Bank. II. c. JONES.
Newuik. July 9Th. lsti JUL Bis.