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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-08
SWORD EXERCISE.

MR. HAMILTON, having entered into arrangement with
lv1 MR. FULLER, for the Of the Large Room Of his
Gymnasium No y Ann street and .l.S the Military Hall
tends commencing Class for the Sword Exercise in all m
branches-Anercan and French. such Small and Broad
Sword and also Exercise Mr. H. has been for
engaged Teacher Of the Sword in the United
States Army.
n B-Volunteer Companies wishing become perfect in
either Musket Artillery Drill be taught the same the
moderate by application the advertiser 81 Ann
street, to Capt Smith, Military Hail. or Mr.. Fuller.
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ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
No. 81 Broadway. Nexw Vc~u.

Me!t Block below Trinity Church, near we'll strset
snSwn having recently taken for
wishes OF their friends and by supplying them with every
afford. r -e 1is eau PossiDiy
The room. Of the house large airy and connections. and
tuIe. ~ ~ e'ss1A' iuin'-
The domecs are attentive respectful obedent- ia.
bic abuudany supplied with all the substantially and
q good ying-he cellar ample Of the
Wines and Lquorand the beds and bedding throughout the
house are constantly kept in clean and condition
avaed themselves OF these and many other advana
poprieto not only deem duty but Also take pleasure in
while endeavorng please although they not pretend to
s AZ compsuon yet they are determined by asuous
charges that those who their house shall not meet
ence dissatisfaction. JOHN n. MORE
:, PETER TYLER.
New York. Feb. /, 1916. IA imxrrc
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FRENCH FLINT GLASS WORKS,
AT WILLIAMSBURG, L. l.
DEPOT 90 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK

M EssRs. BEKGER Z WALTER, known for long series
Flint Glassware the pspsnmsnt Mo.elIe snce have the
furnishing houses tnat they have established Branch
Of their Manufactory this count and order fulfil to
them have engaged enget.aeed and ,ki1 wokmen. both
style Of all the articles they manufacture, well moderae
prices and prompttude IN Le execution Of orders, will they
American and foreign Houses.
N BCustomers in habit OF transmitting orders their
house Pa n rarads posonnere their general Depot Of
th~m direct TO 30 William s.res New York. fig lm*ec
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BLACK AND. WHITE THREAD LACE FLOUNCEs,
% just received per Emerald
P MSe 90 Lac La Nsss v'd
Black and White Lace Berthes, Barbes aud Slc-ycs.
some Of the most splendid Mechlin wide Laces.
Black Lace Wells and Black Thread Scarfs.
White Lace Wells and Scarfs point Bruxees and la Neige
Three very splendid Mechlin Lace Dresses.
Oue Carton Pelirne, Cspcs and Chcmizees.
veleneisnnes Lnees and Edgings Mcchn do, Arras do
JAMES BECK co. respectfully that this ID by
far the rich and splendid invoice Of goods that have been
offered
rnes, Collars Clemxettes q Ia Pico style.
Also magnificent Embroidered Dresses and Handler
chiefs, of very rich broidery.
The above with variety Of other goods, Of
JAMES BECK & CO.,
RS lttec $50 Broadway
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
NO. IS LIBERTY STREET &.

DlLESME, lmportsr and Agent for Manufacturers, has
"A. always hand large assortment Of dinner and tea se
plain white and Sill French Poressi4 q well a. Dinner and
Covered Dishes, Salad Bowls, Frat baskets. Custsrds asa
Hssuda.
Also Fancy Tea Ses sad Rich Decorated DINNER Sets
Also, Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek French and American
sbape. :.
All articles Of the boss quality, and -
cold on liberal tsrps aaa Is lots 70 szislparshass
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ROBERTSONS
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
Nc; Ios FULTON STREET, n

The extensive application of the system Of small pro cash
s ssd ss S which
Sss'ss s fs
enables f
ne
ha empoy. be Sndues o. this Ia %
the n and also skill and
p s Eh Is under the constant
Iaowtdss Of he
s;s: sa
with al with II: current fashions Of the
asy enable him e say With all confidence thar he offers
s% .o Baw. as equal
% Articles.
ana 'ns' respective prices H inss1fa s.
dsases win H.. heretofore sold at
and VII. do equally as good service
III: article hs;..oiors SOLD a, IS 50 and a "
d III f5asy ss
Usually sold S. % and IS is-veiy neat in appear = %
an's' and very 'erves q sps
%sas aud trimmed IN very
superior manner, usually sold at 81 and $25o.
u~.,o 'a Usually sold at 81 50 and ST. " .
4. .,,m,n.,dl y; ; AZ Is .sd . -
where. - =
BThe style Of Trimmings adopted At this establishment
injury from perspraton oil applied the hair for its
xIeater ease ana comfort to the wearsr ja3l lm%ec
DR.; hARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER.
CAKD-The Public is informed, that DR.. LARDNER
scale fS1 yes
in Epgland and France Inventors paenees
merchan and Others engaged in the and manufacture
may HIM On matters requiring the application Of the
validity and usefulness Of inventions and
ars Reports disputed questions and doubtful points
ing will be supplied when
All Business Letters must be postpaid aud time
being lost by frivolous applications all applicants will be
pectsd TO pay retaining fee Of SO before consultion.
n22 3mrc
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ARCHITECTIJRR

ERED SCHMIDT bess leave to inform his friends aud the
public that he has removed his Office from 1872 Broadway
Wall where desirous Of building
Of original and tasteful designs from the Cot
styles where he prepared to furnish Plans
Drawings, Specifications Estimates and Contracts for Build
ia9O ims re - ~-
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
CHEAP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PORTRAITS.

IRIS H. ANkLAND. Dngusreotype Artist having taken
since two than 600 portraits and being well
known for taking the lest style resTestfay
friends and and the public that she gives beau
frame 70. only one dollar Being Away; well paon.sd and
nience enlarged her by Daguerotype
to the Lafayette Bazaar lao Broadway and by branch Of her
opposite the ak Fountain Porais. taken from in the
Remember only dollar. (best stysl including
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-08
H. E. WILLARD,
AUCTION GENERAL Mas AGENCY Z; .ir AND COMMISSION

UihSr No iIs Nasean stres Gs.s aoo,i t;;y Yo!L
and Merchandise, of all kinds personally attended
residences stores Of rein9ushng
business Cash Advances made Furniture and Mercha
disc Of every description consigned sale Sales settled all
n goods for private sale. M lm~ec
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TO TAILORS.

THE Second Edition Of Stinemets celebrated work
ting garments every description style Of elegance
equaed published and ready for delivery Those who
from the use the INSTRUCTIONS contains would do well
square, and contains elegant diagrams Of all the styles
Of the present day with full ample nsruc
tons for cutting and scientific The follow
ing few q highly respectable names who testify
the merits of the book - .
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
NETS Treatise Cutting 0amen with pleasure recommend
work complete arrangements and in its practical
pcaon cutting, superior heretofore published, either
in Europe or America.
r Henry Son, Daniel Cutter staau & Banker, Charles
Coz, T.. w. Tryon Co., B. f. Homer, James Daily. John
Havlapd, J. H. Banker
above be obtained Of the author No II, Broaway.
New York lmsec
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SUGAR-loc hhds Prime New Orleans Sugar, GsI sale ~
mt &C So South street
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
No. COurtl8ndt street and 81 Liberty street
NEW YORK

NEW YORK,
THREE Doors from Broadway.
THIS NEW HOTEL will be opened on he goth ins when
the Propreton will be happy sccommodats their friend.
airy and the internal to please
The locrtion being in the of business offers induce
ments merchants from other cities and the country not
PACED BY any other House in this city.
The Furniture Beds and Bedding all new and made
presiy for this establishment. "
Families who sh Parors and Sleeping attached can
friends and the public that efforts she shall be
and lille they solicit share patronage they hope by
uaceasng attention. the duties of vocation to give en-
tire satisfaction CHARLES WfCKOEE e. ca
FL imsrc - ~~~- = -
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HOBE,S PATENT

f1ObE > FAIENT
E T E N S ON DINING TABLE
WITH METALLIC SLIDES, long known as the most
w duable convenient and elegant Of Extension Tables
iasured warranted to run easy constantly and be
aece9 oy dsmpues. or waIprg Of the wood large
boats &c., together with general Of Cabnst Fur
nure always hand the Wareooms Noi40 Grand street
Of Elm, where the public respectfully invited call
and examine. mrI lmsrc
WANTED And the highest cash price given for all kinds
OF off Clothing and good Furniture Persons
scrbe address lne through the Post Office which will
be punctually attended to. B. LEVY
49h Chatham street. NJ Y.
NBConstanty hand seasonabe assortment Of gentle
mems Clothing. cheap for cash. f2a Imsyc
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"a TO LEI.The Bulkhead. Or Water Front, from War
pied the Nswburs Landing The four story stoE No
and West The three Brick Houss
occupied by J. Cochran. Hq on tenth Avenue near ga
For SALE Or TO LET-Ihs Mansion and Farm A., st
owanus, L. L. three miles from the South Ferry. The
House fifty feet five Stories aud superior cellar roof
copierd doors, plated furniture &C. The hall and
|stars Italian marble Ths building the and 10
without equal situation in he United ssats will &C.
the Bay Of one t and ON each side
|of Third Avenue II is in the Eighth Ward of the City Of
many Bildng Sites thi. property The land j. the pes. on
dollars per annum attended by experienced gardener.
ALSO, FOX SALE-The Bennett Farm, at Gowanus,
leading the Greenwood Ceme!ery The Los will be
low prices and long credit and money loaned to those
''' '''' ''' JOHN i. DELAPLAINE,
street. York.
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SIX BARREL
SELF-COCKING ANDREVOLVINGP PISTOLS
BLUNT IL SYMS.

No. A. Chatham street,
MANUFACTURERS of the above article have now "a COM
Az plete ready for the Spring trade which they Of
fer at reduced prices They would invite the attention Of
chants and dealers their the manufacture
which, they have paid attention. and
quantity they making sell them lower than before of
fered
Also-Guns Of their manufacture well every var;
ETY. imported and Implements quantties TO sait pur.
chasers, at exceedingly low prices. ix 3msm
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
TIRE HIGHEST PRICES be obtained by Gentlemen
Families who desirous of converting their left off
wearing apparel into cash.
Families Gentlemen quitting the city changing resi-
dence having suIeruous effects dispose Of will find it
much to their advantage send for the subscriber who will
attend at their residence by appointment.
H LEVETT, Q Wall street.
line through the Post Office, otherwise, will receive
prompt attention. mrl imsrc
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public
ErHE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Newspapsr-puk
shed day Of the New Years Day and Fourth
cfJuy Price per copyor 81 per annum-pos,agss
said-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY Neutrality-suspicious. every Saturday
momng-price sk cents copy, - IL annum-post
ages paid, cash in advance.
Herald is THlRTY-FlVE THOUSAND and increasing
:. hgs the largest circulation Gf paper is city
ven f the city country. Prices moderatecash in advances
PRINTING Of all kinds executed the moderate price,
skd IN the elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRoPRfETOR THE HERALD srABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton mud Nassau streets
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- TO LET-The large three story and attic Brick
Dwelling House. situated of
Seventh Avenue and thirteenth street, with fine
garden Croon wster kitchen ranges marble mantsls sliding
good tenant.
underneath the easterly side Of sixth Avenue between
Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets with sliding doors, marble
manes Croton &c., suitable for specabe families in
moderate circumstances.
eatey side Of Greenwich Lane or Avenue near The Eighth
Avenue, and opposite the large square,
Also-The three story Brick House. with Store underneath,
the easey side OF the Eighth Avenue between 18th and
lith with marble mantes sliding doors, Croton
water, &c.
All Of the above Stores excellent stands for business and
suitable for dygoods and ladies'
CHINA and sahenware, hardware, jewery millinery,
dictionary, &c.
The Stores with the front basemenroom will be rented
pse from the dwelling parts if required there being covered
in front for fuel &C. u. II. WINTER
III lm*rc l6 w all
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MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN,
No. 81 MAIDEN LANE, NJ. Y.
MANUFACTURERS and importers Of Ornamental Hair
W Work, Wiss, Toupee., Bands Curls Seams, Bandeas
Hair and new style Of Everlasting Cus and all kinds Of
=. B.-The trade supplied on reasonable terms.
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= TO LET Or LEAsE.-A large wo story brick
c: House. the southwesery Of the ooungdae
sFscI manuiactoy which will Be built # required
nohwesterly Of the Bloomngdae road and 10th street.
with Workshop stable barn. &C. The house will be painted
the bloomingdale road.
Also Lots adjoining the Bloomingdale road running
manuactu Buildings will be erected IL required.
Also Lot in sOth between the 7h and eth avenues
lease. g. H. WINTER,
i26 imsec l6 Wall street.
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SALT AND FISH STORE.
400 BBLS. Salmon, No. l, Q and J.
4OO 100 bills Blue Fish.
leo do No. Mesa 5hsd.
50 half bbis Nc. l 4aybrook Shad.
yoo bbls God and Scale Fish.
400 do No. I 0ib'd Herings.
800 kegs Dutch do
600 lbs Smoked SALMON.
y00 Kits Soused do
~ do Sounds and Tongues.
s00o ats Cod Fish, suitable for shipyivs.
iSoe sacks Ashton's Salt.
50 half and 50 quarters Mackerel.
5000 boxes Digby Herring
100 quarter barrels Salmon
80, sale IN lots suit puechAssrs By
ra I'm m NEtSON. WEi.LS n CO.. u Dew II
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS.
No. Gold street, New York.

NO. Gold street, New York.
lLATE THE cALEDoNIA).
ENKY WILSON (of Brooklyn begs inform his friends
SGa the public sersIy that he will The named
The has been thoroughly repaired and newly furnished
IN every department. and the best Of every description
liquors cigars wnes domestic and imported aes and PORTE
will be prov died. r
Az Ordinary will be served every day from O'Clock
M; aud Refreshments will be furnished any hour during
the day aud evening. f28 lmje
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| PHILADELPHIA. February 2sh, 1916.
k SSSEEkf. J ooAANsFo RoBERr JOHNSTON CO

/
SoSEkF 5 6oAANsF9s RoBERr JOHNSTON CO
STOCK EXCHANGE
coLLEcr1toSlN OFFICE.
No. II sourH THIRD ST.; OPPOSITE TO rue MscHArIc's
saS Bank Nos: Relief Notes. Gold and
Drafts Bills collected with despatch on favorable
Drafts on e Louis, Cincinnati p,.burgh. Baltimore New
AL orders for the purchase United States Govern
Es Rs.G
tended promptly 'nf N'If Board Of Brokers'
william Patton. Jun. ESQ., Cashier. Phil.depha.
S S Tss F Ss:f: : Co.. 4:
David Brown { Go. DO
M s1s' s B1osSsr Ets Co. DO
f2slm~gz
DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
Ma. A.roa .rn n [. =. s. soMEEF h.s. N.v
p.y s; r.;
Riding '-' =. - A'- - A''''''''
Lncru.. LESSONS. rhh@s' r.s.o,,u .,D.rs.
I Is Lessons SSI Month ;s. sn
sS s:sa Lessons. ~ Single Kids: Is
B.Hishly trained and auis, Hor.e. for the Road or
!. Lesson. JEW. .:s q !, s1 k;s:;. a.. %
Single SS|ssls aa;;::::::: - -"
{: e School
l-Houn for Ladies, from A. M. to sP NJ.
2-HouLs 10! Gentlemen, from to s. md from 9k r.
Gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated 70
card Of address requested previous 10 eomnsncins
Ccntlemen keeping their horses this establishment
have the privilege Of riding them the School Nrs
DAGUERREOTYPE.
John ROACH. Optci H. SO Nassau street. New York, Is
constsnt!y manufacturing and has always hand
cles Of the best quality used in the Dasu
Hia Triple Compound Of Bromne superior preparation,
or German Accelefating Liquor.
cameras o. bis own msnufacturs well French and Ger
man ones The German Cameras sold this Establishment
will be warranted genuine.
Oders from for articles in the art "
De P-omptly ana car July ettended TO- ms lm#rc
TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
q Morocco Cases. offers for sale
Best quality Fresch Plates No. 49, s. Dozen
Fine Morocco Cases with white glass and fine BORDERS d.
Susy Of including the in
Acromatic Glasses, from - to $l5.
AL ne Chemicals used 10 the agueeotyTe process, cheap.
Aault has rceived by the LAST steamship, the salt Of
gold for gliding the pictqes the o! polishing
for reproducing the Daxueeotype Portraits engraved plates
and to draw paper IN unlimited uu,nhe-.
fond Of the beautiful please
call At the Lafayette Bazaar o Broadway Of Liberty
CHEAP DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
MRS. H.SHANKLAND, Daguereotype Artist having taken
Az SINCE two than 1000 portraits and being well
known for taking the best style Of respectfully informs
friends and and the public that she gives
frame for only dollar Being always well paonzsd and
her customers increasing every day. she has for their
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TO SECRET SOCIETIES

IA STEAM POWEk-Kooms % let wien s.eam rower
f..H Apply at X. HOE X CO.,
ElW. fl8 3wrc 70 and 81 Gold street.
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FOR SALE,
TO LET.

AT FORDHAM, WEsTCHEsTER CO., N. Y.
~, LARGE and onvenient Cottage, formerly occupied
rhos Sa;:ord with Garden and E,u,; Tree re o.
yards Of st. Johns College. The New York ar
lem sosd Care and from New York six times day
Amply al Az Pearl street, New York. fig lm*rc
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- VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR sALE.-Fiv
Lots southey side of street, avenue
Six Lots northey side street. between Stl
and h with yards in 'front.' and in the midst
elegant Improvements.
Three Lots the southerly side Of 18th street. between the
9Th and 9TH avenues, in an improving neghborhood.
svEnue
Lots the eastery side avenues between 18th
18th Streets with cellars partly dug out
Five Lots the norherly side Of 39h between tho III
The whole amount may rema mortgage, e improved,
and 10 rer cent If not improved. q. H. WINTER,
m ec Wall
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TO SECRET SOCIETIES.
- TO LEr-From LIST May next, the large Room in the
H of house Of East Broadway and Ca
ad eiocR oos ap n,S. n sesn
enquire Of r. SP ER 81 Caharne street, OF HIGHT
|38 Heury Ell I'M I'M
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
Fl ANLINE. OsTHEIMEK, Importers. No Bank street.
Of Looking Glass Plates from bv 40 by 2o Polished
Plate indow Glass from 70 by to so by 49, Also,
pete of Toilet Glasses Spectacs Snuff Boxes
Sgar Cases. together with variety Of other German and
French Goods which they offer the favorable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-08

p f r cry DEPOT.
ADDITION Mandatory, have opened Store
o the sale OF Soaps and all kinds Of
Family Soap, Patent Crystalline Candles &c &C.
the lowest terms
Shipper 70 the West Indies and South America are partcu-
iaiy iny p TO examine our Crystalline Candles.
Nssionai Hotel JOHNSON. VROOM FOWLER
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JACKSON, STACEY u SMITH,
MANuEACTURERSAN AND IMPORTERS ofPen, iPoek,
AVA and Table Cutlery, Razo1 Scissors, Files Saws Tool
Asd other descriptions of Shef6ed Goods
jasl 1nsm No Ia PLA1T srNEEy Up Stairs.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
..xv ABOUT FIFTY ACRES Of choice Land in the ssh
~ Ward the c.ty Of Brooklyn fronting the New York
~Bay, commanding beautiful prospect The situa-
noa highly pcturesque Enquire Of JOHN 3. BERGEN,
an the premises. ja29 lmsrc
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SHAKESPEARE HOTEL.

CORNER OF WILLIAM & DUANE STREETS " Y.
A THE subcr' respectfully informs the rbsic thu
Kan We has leased the above establishments aud is
Of pared to acommodats them with Board and Lodging,
nd complete repair painted and eftsd with additional new
& and ne will not as usual whit he intends do
, aud Judge for that the under bis
cation being central business offers inducements to mer.
cnaais rom the country (om its retired unsurpas-
ed ~ any other house in che city.
Terms 81 pr day-per week 10 proportion.
Assembly Ro will be those giving Balls and Con-
eerts for the remaining Of the the
WI sho Re put complete repair and fitted up magn-
hcent style He further cal the attention Of the
Eensmen Of the law that hrs room for arb and
them reasonable erms-which will be by his regua
ton OF room hire. ii
MIA select number Of permanent boardera will b. taken
Gu very mt derate terms.
me 2w*Dc MlNORD g. THRESHER
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DeioIe the hecorder ana Aldermen Devoe and Drake.
Nj g. PATERSON, District Attorney.
MARCH 7-PIea Of Guilty-Jsmes johnson, lad indct-
ed Tor burglary the second degree, in breaking the
show window in the store Of g. W. Pratt, Courtiandt
street on the lah of February and stealing about SEQ
worth ct Jewelry, plead guilty to the charge, and a.
sentenced to the House Of Refuge.
Trial Of Henry ~ Rage eontisued.-This case was
resumed upon the opening of the Court. Several wit
nesses were examined for the prosecution yet the
forgery has not been directly brought home to the pri
AT three o'clock the Court adjourned till tomorrow 1t
eleven O'Clock. -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-18
rrHu comPArrrs.

The attention of our readers Is respectfully d.
rec,ed to the communication Of our correspondent,
"Masr CiTfzgss," IN this weeks paper His
Suggestions are worthy Of the most c0asidera,s
Election. and We have no doubt The views and plans
presented by him are perfectly feasible. Our
streets are now 10 good condition, and With even
moderate share of attestion. can be kept SO for
some yesrs, and therefore we cannot why the
revenue of the Corporation should rot be applied
10 providing the means saving the destruction Of
the property Of citizens from the devouring ele
ment Of FIRE.
We attended meeting fthe "0Id Fire Compa-
ny, held some evenings since 10 the Court House,
and were much pleased to find determination to
infAse energy and efficiency into its organiza-
toa. and we most sincerely hope the effort may
prove successful. Our community is sbundsntIy
able to support two efficient Sire Companies"
and we hope the people will take the subject into
consideration, and II they think il practicable, to
act and act promptly in its establishment.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-18
SMALL NOTE CURRENCY,

We are much pleased to learn that a Memorial
is circulating in this County praying "thc General
Assembly to provide by law for the issue Of one
and two Dollar Notes by our Banks. This is all
right, and had it been for the Of the Sena
tor from this District at the last Session of the
Legislature, the law would have passed. We have
no doubt of the public sentiment of this County
upon this subject-a large majority of both parties
are in favor Of III and we have no doubt slso, that
this is the sentiment Of the District, and we hope
Mr.. Sloan will SO far conform his vote to the wishes
Of his constituents vote in Its favor should the
matter be again submitted to the Legislature. We
are annoyed. seriously annoyed. here for want OF a
Small Note currency, and az we have none of our
own, arc forced to submit to the trash from the
surrounding States, which never fails TO bring it's
losses to our people,