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New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
AIICTION SAILS.
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Anc,iOnee,


JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctioncel.
ny BASGs RICHARDS & PLATT.-SioSes 3o<
ID Broadway.-Iiberal cssh sevancemens mace on
cor,enments for suctcn sales
foRTY-FiRST TRADE SALE-soth hleS'
and following DAYS.
The next regular Trade Sale OF Books &c ucs tne ai-
-ec,ion OF the Committee OF Trade. al commence IL the
above date and VIII bs conducted under the same rsua
lions and & heretofore
The sale Of Stationery. Writing and Printing Papers.
Binders Leher and Muslin. &c will DC held on Monday
2lth OF March.
The rst catalogue ready It Is large and attract
i've :, supplementary catalogue VIII be issued on thu
morning OF the SALE invoices FOR when VIII % receive
until Monday. 18th March ----
n D. NASH. Auconeer store lSs faiton sueei.
~ y Y informs hi, friends and the public that he SUI
the store 3s Fulton and solieits their patronase IN
onnspn-,ents ou:-do1r sales OF Household Furniture
nrv Goods C;roeeres Hardware. Merchandise and Props
erty OF every description Punttuaiiy ATTENDED TO-
RgyggS TO
Pm ysrnes. Ne. l73 Front street.
Thomas H. Lesye;t. % BeekInan street.
William NJ. Mitchell, 40 Broadway.
HAYS s T-eadwell. Franklin House, Broadway'
Hiram Barney SO John strees,
James VI. Post. l0a AmI'y street. mi9 imis
MONDAY, March q.
Al 10 o'clock, at l39 Fulton at .
PAINTING MArEAi.Ls. &c.-ny virtue OF Lanaioruf
Warrant and Mortgage, large quantity OF Type ini-
posing Store, Stands Rules Cases, Sc
TUESDAY,
GsocEsiEs, &c-At 10 O'clock al 80 Bleeekcr-street
quantity OF Groceries. / Horse aud ws:son Household
Furniture, &c.
WEDNESDAY.
FCxSrrrxE-At 10 O'clock AZ l39 Fulton st.
Also, by order OF the mortgagcc, Clock. SAID 60 have
been sold 70 the Empress OF Brazil for $780, and said
leo years but which coad not be delivered
count of the present mortgage.
FRIDAY, 18th.
HOUSEHOLD FrRNrruaE-t 10 O'Clock at No. 81 Green
wich ST the entire Furniture contained In the house.
Catalogues two days previous to the sale. mat stia'
~ COTTON s co. Auction and Commission Mer.
4 chsis Nos lib Fulton street. and 5! Ann street.
Liberal advances made on consgnmen,,. and prompt
turns made
THIS DAY, Saturday March 30,
At 10y o'clock, al No. 30I Grand st.
The Furniture the house. consisting OF Sofas, mahcs
any and curl maple Chairs, mahogany Bedsteads Tables
Dressing Bureaus Toilet Looking Glasses, Feather Beds,
Beseals, Carpets on Cloths China Glass and Earthon-
ware, together with the kitchen furniture
THURSDAY. March 2Tlh,
At 10 o'clock. at No. 81 Hudson st. cor OF Jay
SHERIFF SALE OF GRocgRIEs-Conssngo Of Sugars, Teas.
Coffee Spices Sperm AID Tallow Candies. Lard Butter,
Cheese Segas Tobacco. Scales and Weights CountersSc
every article In .hp
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1. d. OF &. f..

GRAFTON AND CONCERT.
THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD Eel
i LOWS. of N.w.lork Lodge, No, l.. respectfully beg
leave their O,tIon and Concert at the
TABERNACLE March 2lth 1876
for The benefit of the Widows aud Orphans rnnd oil The So
criv which occasion JAMES T. BRAD y Esq has kind
Is consenicd TO deliver Grafton.
The A~Glrss, Bporlrrs have kindly volunteered ;heir
Der OF their best Gocs. Duets, AMI Solos. 80 j.
Professor AyiMtAN IuroFF and pupil Miss Years oi
age have rendered their services aud viii eIorn On the ~
anoort- SONATA arranged for four hands by Beethoven
Mr. K HaMnRIpGy has also kindly consented 10 perform
A The PanoioUr. ,
number Ladies and Gentlemen have also volunteered
their aid this OCCASION and will sing some oil the most pop
Admson 25 ccnts-Tickes be procured at al the prn-
cr Stores aud the door the evening OF The Con-
cert Also of the following gentlemen General Storm
Browne r. II. Morris 3 j. Aeserols. Thos h. helli"ser
JoI@ G co,cIn9n, + + Smith, II lazsl'y T Waynf'
i Nagnu. j MeKbbn, VIM 3. Barber, Jane, Reed iho,.
Brown Stephen Brook-r. Geo Relyea NJ Fallon, VIM H..
Hyatt ). NcCr.cken Geo. w. Dawson, Msor Hopkins
Or TW. ". Tompkns DrJ.T, lutle Geo. Haywood John
Faulkner. and Cart Stephen Miller Of BROOKLYN. ml8 81
A MEXICAN AIUSEUM-Corner of Broadway and Ann
"A street.
Thursday. Fcd,y aud Saturday March 20 a. 22 Grand psE
each Evening at u o'clock aud Saturday AT
SEW"YoRx F"SSI e GIANT, ONLY 10 YEARS OLD:
DIR VALENTINE, the celebrated Laughing Philosopher
LA PETfTE CARLlNE. graceful Danssuss,
MADAME ROCKWELL, Forrnne-Telng Prrologist.
GREAT WESTERN, unelu,lIed Low Comedian.
Mr. COLE, The wonderful Conton,ons
M Nr WI Wi5TtfHGSE ,foS BaTS Basl FiHys. siSssi
NEW AND ORIGINAL COMIC MELANGE.
by Mir. and Mrs Western aud MIR. Whitlock.
Admission IS cent.-ChlJren under TO- l2i cents mig
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
s-z-Ir,sh Emlsramt Society of Ncw-York.-

robc notice hereby given that election viii he held
Monday the seventh day or April next the Office OF the
Society No Ann stce between the hours eleven O'Clock
NJ and one o'clock + NJ u choose arresidoa three Vice
Presidents Treasurer Secretaries aud four members of
the Executive COMMITTEE l the places of Aieisr Samuel
tsydon Charles NJ NsHry Charles NJ Connolly and Joseph
OF Nav next mi2 2t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
NEW ENGLISH WORKS,
Imrortel per Cambria,

NEW ENGLISH WORMS,
Imrored per Cambria.
ByD APPLETON X CO 2GO Broadway.
Duke of Aarlboroushs Letters aud Dispatches vols
Rich,r Hills Life aud Correspondence vols. 8yo.. 80
ard Nelson's Life and Dispatches vols 3vo. 90
Duk- or Weinstons Maxms aud Opinions. $40 w
lu', nlian Gallery splendid volume, cold and PLAN.
Mill, on the Pine Appr ........... 80
Ridges Physiology ofthe lsrus, 8yo. =
VrIiyain- on Tumors gyo 50
Doii', Parliamentary Compancn =. -. go. y
Sir Robert Pei, New T.riff iff................. 80
ps,chrl, Elements Of Physics translated 80
pon.'< Journal OF Trade .................. ; 50
I,roen;er's Cycle of Nat ncesZoo0gy-yO p. Is
Sond', Sermons on Interpretation of Scripture 5vo. 80
AfTi.%h' PniHy ear u "' 90
Haze on the Uuitv Of the Church gyo............ 90
!1n',In tnmmnr, =" IectnTeS OF the Tine. 90
rugi;s,, tl-r., Lis; for lai3 3.............. 2 u
FowIrr's S.rmons on = %
Sirg- copies of English Works imported order m2l PTS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

~ -srp,NG STYLE OF HATs-DlRD. coRsrn OF
Pin, Am NASSAU srErArsen,lsmeu Hats of the style
for the ensuing season. will be- introduced This Day tSaur
day. March, ist 1850
mi imi.- BIRD. corner of Pine and Nassau
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

COUGRS! COUGHS :! COUGHS :! COUGHs!. IT.
< COUGHS 80. COUGHS The most popu-
lar Medicine that in The City Of Boston and The
Newfue!and Stairs for the Of Coughs, Colds Con
.ump,ions Splitting Bood and nil complaints Of tbs Lungs
and Breast is slrs. VI. y. GARDENERS INDIAN BAL
SAM or L1vERwoRT, i,i efficacy is already known in
New York By those who haze Boston 70: The medicine
,nd still having rrpe.tl orders would give notice thar
Siessrs A D. * D. SANDS have supply Of the above
Invaluable Cough Basa and viii furnish il. 1t the prcs
as in Boston II put up ,las 10 Cents each with full
directions for
sold al No q Fulton 272 Broadway y East Broadway
- ltnts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES!
MR. GOLDSMTTH'S

GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES!
Mr.. GOIDSMTTHS
SYSTEM OF MERCANTILE PENMANSlllP
Guaranteed all (v and yUung) IN ten and mterestin.
e1ereses the money RETURNED at the e1Wfnaon o the
Ie.sors Terms reduced 10 only - -
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
Mr. c. would respectfully call attention ohe inet tIin. hvf
ven n the American Institute has awarded HIN the First Pre-
mum for ths best or Hand Permnnshp. aud that he eics
eonyetinn either or ienchsr OF the nft Know
l- thn there thousands the city who would gladly avail
themselves opportunity Of his cnsse they knew
the advantage lie derived from few bours attention To s
system of instruction. Mr.. g. assures the citizens oil
New York that lessons, of one hour EACH he can pnt
fee and beautiful style Of penmnnshlp which they VIII not
Io.s IN their future practice. DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK
KEEPING: reduced from fifteen 70 Ten Doldrs
ades wI meet daily between ii andl O'Clock gentlemen
IL, the other hours from 9 4. NJ To NJ.
For SALE AT THE ACADEMY" COLpsMrTH's
CIV. nv PySwAS.YIp prlre Five Dollars. f2l Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

~ NEW-YORK TATTERSALLS. iiG BROAD
.&T$W >T-HorseS kept at Livery, by tie mouth wtei
day. The 5cs; possible manner saa as chrai i
other establishment ti-r:e or slnaii III ,he
city. The Premises OF 100 hy i2O sl
bles rNTEE.y GRoUNo lsit and a,TE and IA every
reScl superior any other establishment OF Tie kinc IN ir
Ur;-d STATES.
Public sales Of Carriages. Harness. SaddeIy Horses &c
every Monday. commencing AZ II o'clock.
The rules the sale HOr,es stihis establishment
have tcen thoroughly eysd and the Proprietcr ventures TO
THAI person who Will examine the rules and attend
OF s~ public ss's pvs-n; e"ntucied Will
decide ;hat the chfnces c ir sr-stvr 81 t
other establishment public private this city.
y Il. Every horse sold public sale this establishment
correspond 20 the letter with The description given, or
the money viii be returned 70 the a.eh2s~t forrhw iIh
No hors- OF less value :an tseEt Eve dollars wall IN any
c,>r be Offered this establishment except by Of
y. .r.sa his. GEo W MILLER. Propretor
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

b r~z.~s sANEw-N oGk. ALBANY AND TROY
St;>L LlNE.--Fer Albsay and Troy direct
S.sSSr-o5-- from The rier the foot of tortisndi
street the low.pcssnie S;elnbost SWALLOW. tapiain
s H. Squire. 1HiS EVENING, Saturday, March s>) NJ
~ or rssssee or freight arry board. or toe CLARK
al % ~ oS s,ss, H. ikss on the most reasonable terms.
Freich; be IA, ia chsrfe OF The tIesh, Agent or
the Company viii not b iespon-'bie iof loses fn<%
AIDES CATER BooTS--,t J: /. MiLLER,s. ii2
Itpu,, Lsde. Cater Boots i6 IS, and made 10 order
al 20 shiags Of a the devs sv les equal 10 any IN i
city Ladies French Morocco and md sllp'e' and
BuSkins aud 10 shi,!uGs the % Ir eyn, anasoinrt
and h,er than thos. sold the tmiscailedl rap sofv ~
one doilarrer pair 81 qusy Slippers and Ives sa si,
llnes sad BuSkius shi,rss pair Hissr, fhu
Deus Boots Shoe. OF all kinds and pces Laaes "il
please cali aud eNamine for tllemSe YES al
J. b. MILLERS. it2 anslst.
M! 2ti.s between Thompson aud Sullivan SIS,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

~ Ou- citizens who sr- engaging have Plumbing work
dGnt Cor ter enan,s the Of Baths Water Ci2sets
S,ower Baths r. Will de- we'll 10 call on Messrs Phiibin
JrnLns basemea No ohn who's work has thus lar
given universal SstiSacttcn. t'S isu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

DRTvATE ROOMS WITH BOARD-A private family
consisting Of four een:eel rsons occupying one OF tT
most rhliuy situated houses East broadway would
like 10 lei after the Is; Of May p.rors and bedrooms ard
psn;rie, attached the second story gentlemen and
their that would furnish their Persons
wishing board the coming this opportunity sell
dom be stNrth the comforts OF quiet gsniee nome
may BE- reasonable For farther PARTICULARS please
address Profession Branch Post Office with real name and
where a n yirwn i- bad. Tn2 3,iS>
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

s IL j. WALLlN.
Successors To Gro. G. HOWE
Inform their friends and the pnbic In: they have
NOT REMOVED,
5u, continue the WATCH AND JENNELRl BUSINESS
NJ the old stand street where they Keep cogn
Watches Silver Ware and Fancy Aces ut the lowest pos
sible prices -
s 4 J. w hsve secured the services ot one OF The best
Mitch Nlnkors from ..vernool. nh2O lVt,S
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
rI'IIE SUBSCRIBERS have recently purchase. fnll
sorlmen! Of B!tl'. ISL, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
prepared offer low i rot for l'ss prices than any other
establishment i" the GgI!Is bi!Ess s1'tf Goops
7caes ofv1ry rich SILKS consisting Of eacs and bn black
Arur Italian Lu,-,fns and Gros de lihines from 10 to 40
inches wide
able wllered. srp plaid aud figured CAI"eons, Gas de
Raye, Facoun- OmbEes Gos de ar; ArnuFes Gros de Ma
pies, and other fashionable and desirable styles
case' Of new printed strip an4 laid Jacones Lawns
Csmbrics Swiss and Null Mu;l,ns; ,.....,.,
Mousse de LANES and Clsueres new and beautiful
cases Of black aud blue black and mode colored Alpaca
Lu.trcs. Eoliens aud Bombaznes
Aso stock OF Mou%Pf PRiSTs GTs@ of every description
10 cases of French and English. yard wide. aud
70 4of;ss s"soEi soIS,. =. new . ,,yls,. ats.
80 do do at Cd, 3D. sd i2@, and |, I'D ,,9,,,,..,
so cases b!,.chcd seeay' ana shrus' from the cele;
braed factories. measuring from TO yards wide, from ta
loo bales brown sh'rSg. Of systy fbs know" make.
$40 dozen NAPKINS; Towles and boyles double Dama,k.
100 pieces Linen Shcr,ns' some Yards wide:
$40 WofssrJ and Linen and Cotton aud Linen raIt Co,er,
Also, 800 connterpanes and NaTsre' Ma. Quilt
eco c.shmerr sh.uls. isan Sia'S so to; to sioo
Also, Broc,r SIX Sasin D3misk 0term'n, De Lain,
Thbet Wool, Wor:t-d aud PLAN Cashm-reS, with many
other styles desntelor the season
ase stock Of Cloths Cssi%ees. sliinets, ve''inss and
Also complete assortment Of Iaconr Null Swiss. Cam.
brc Nainsook. oieu work. plaid, strip. figured aEd plain
Muslin and DIaurri-s
Also Hosiery Gloves Linen C,,nbric Hdkt. SC
The abo,e only IN OF the Goods have lns; re-
ceired ,nd daily fresh supplies that
guarantee stock or m present shall be- surpassed
4' md Gt ,ai','y 5is '"TSi. ENSkER T6wLE eloe
NEW STYLE RICH VESrINGS FOR MIR-
CHANT TAlLORS.
s received by the last arrival some Of the beautiful
Vsi,ngs offered til. Also gIea variety Of silk and
satin Cayats ge:teineus Linen Cambria dSfs Of superior
quality and size al of which will be sold very ow price,
ior cash tmI9-l ". WEMPLE. No. y C-taT-str-et.
WET GOODS.
lust RECEIVED, more Wet Goods from the wreck
- Rtrsidr>. among which are
20 baies OF yard-widr heavy Brown Shreng.
cases yarJ-wide B-ached Sheetins,
cases Bed Tick.
ALsoA large lot Of Linens, damased on the voyage of
importation.
Several cases damaged Prints; with other damaged
Goods BARKER Y TOWLE.
NIP is u C-tisrr-.sfr-et.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

CREAT BARGAlNS-NEW AND ELEGANT
GT CARPETlNuS-Th he subscriber calls toe attention of
purchasers 10 their aud elegant assortment OF C4ct
rcs-cou prised of every variety oil styles patterns and
coors IL frus-ls 3Piy imperial Donbe Sup-f suIeriHc
Fine and ommoG Ingram. tsot complete as;ofnrEt ol
Ku-s Drug.r1s Table aud Piano Covers starRods IN
o,y Sisdss and Eloor Oil CiOths:-iIh general aso>'
men, Of all other articles connected with the trsdli oil
,na-tabJy l",y SMITH < LOUNSBERY.
MS 2wi,- 40 PrarstIert, Opposite WIllism.l
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

PUBLISHED THIS MORNING..
THE
LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE, APRIL, lS4S.
ORIGINAL STEEt. ENGRAVINdS.
For the April Number.
No I-GABRIELLE, or Court OF Charles VIII.
Engraved by lllman X Sons.
no, If-LACE WORK AND FLOWERS,
Embossed by F. tutfrr.
30. III-FASIIIONS FOR APRIL,
In advance of all Rivals.
ORIGINAL PAPERS.
The Birthday rrescn;-Dy caroiin- Orne.
R.rly TO ons who SAID " Wnte from your !leart'-By
Frances = Ossood.
Sonnet-By Mary l.. Lawson.
Dis,,nt Rti1ons-By q II. Niilieherger.
Woods Ia SrTine-By Eliza =. Pratt.
The Thee Era. in The Life of Woman.
\ Love Song-By Robert DuGlap
The Nur,lrr-By Charles J. Peterson.
'rh. Song Of the Chippewa Maiden-By T.. j. Porter.
PHYSICAL Educetion Of w Woman-By j. IL Newton, VI. D.
To MIS-.
TO General Lamar-Bv Maria r. Kellcg.
Domestic IIippness-By Mrs L. q. Morton
The Pasha's Bri!e-By Jane Myra.
An Ode 10 NJ
4 New.iear'. Nieht-By Mrs. F. Elet.
Fashions for April.
Home Department.
Review nf New Books.
T.rms 81 rer annum-snele numbers 1871 cents Carriers
and Country Agents supplied by
m2i 2t WN H. GRAHAM IbZ Nas'anstIeet.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

FANCY GOODS AND COMB WAREHOUSE.
WM. II. CARY y co.
IMPORTERS and Dealers IN Fancy Goods. Tortoise
1 Shell. Ivory, Horn and Metal
c O VI 3 s,
Buttons Brushes Cutlery Silver Pencil Csse., Thmhes,
Sl~ctsclrs Spoons Accordiors. Jcwelrv Perumerv Ne
dies Pins Pocket Books &c No ls ie,rlstr'rt. ioppose
Ce lar street, New ork Dealers Ia Ivory, Fortoisr
She'll Horns Tins bones. Rattan &c nj ime0diS-
EHiRSr PREMIUM DAGuEHREUrYrE.-PLuM
L Daguerrean Gallery Of Patent Premium Colcred Photo
graphs No. 25l broadway above Murray street, New
York awarded the Medal. four first Premiums and two
Highest Iouors at the Exhibitions OF the Institutes of
Massachusetts, NcwYork and PENNSYLVANIA. respectively
for mos; beanti! colorei Pictures and best Apparatus
ever exhibited.
wANTEp-ao or Sklfrl operators. dl0s
IRON WAREHOUSE, l2l GREENWICH STREET.
II ERNEYS BREESE X SAMPSON. sncoeSSoiS 10
N Roornan Johnston lyreS Co have ou hard lnd offer
for Se liberal :es, fall 1r:nent o Swedish lat and
Square lion.
English and American rouad !lat aud square bar Iron
brax:eTs's Rods. S-it 10 inch
S?ke Rods and Shoe Shapes ol all sxt,
Hose Nail Rods Of Norwegian old Sable and Juniat2 !on
Band. Scroll ard Hoop iron of ali sizes
Steel Shear Steel aud German Sicl OF various stamps
Spring Steel American Blister Steel Ll Blister Steel
boile. and tue lrpn of all sizes.
Ship. Boat and tsalrcNd Spikes.
Cut Nails Brsds aud SPIKES OF all sizes.
Axes Collins y q HEE ON
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22


ARE NOW OPENING. in the Store lately occupied By
Williams Rankin l. Penniman,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
,uh,n Nominations OF the FIrst Ward

Fo, 3ldsr,na,. CHRISTOPHER HEISER
G.s;sicnf lid CARLOS r. IOUGiTON:
issesscTs .ALEN McDoutiALL JAG0B ASi a,
Constabirs. GEO. DREW. GEO. FtiSBEE' mZa
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

n,3 SDtis&AW
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22

MR.. BROUGH'S COMPLEMENTARY CONCERT
WI The Committee OF Arrangements for Conducting the Con-
Mr. Brough at Will positively
take place on Wednesday evening" 18th March, AZ Nb!o
Concert Saloon. -,
The Committee happy inform the trends OF VII.
Broush and the Musical public generally that tey nave 70
ceve from the following artist, al offer OF theu 'aiu'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-22
MARINE JOURNAL.

BELOW
Shin II Ailen from Charleston, (eforc rnporte) Is sl
below Also | brig unknown. Wind INV.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-12

complete Fire Apparatus, for the use Of
our town we now understand. thai those
who had undertaken this laudahle work,
have abandoned it. finding ii impossible to
raise more than $500, which would be
far short Of paying for an Apparatus such
as would render service to this community
in case of a coufiasralion. We now ask,
is there mol enohgh property holders among
US, who are receiving large rents, that are
willing 10 throw in their mite towards pro-
curing. at least, one first rate Engine. with
its necessary append ages, befnfe our -four
ishing town is laid waste, perhaps, by The
hands Of an incendiary? Were we per.
mitted to answer The question, we should
say there was. Therefore, we hope those
who have actively and usefulIy employed
their time, without fee or reward, in col
lecting signers, heretofore, will renew their
exertions with redoubIed zeal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-12
From, The Hamburg Republican, March C.

From The Hamburg Republican, March G.
On Friday night last, between the hours
Of eight and nine o'clock, our citizens were
alarmed with the appalling cry Of Fire !;
which was found to be from the burning Of
large building in the upper part Of Cen
ire street. occupied by Mr.. j.. Kennedy, as
Blacksmith shop. and Mesers. Hester s.
Moore, as Carriage Makers and Wheel
wrigh,s, which was entirely consumed,
with quantity of unfinished work, and
all the tools belonging to both establish
ments. We have been informed that
there had been no fire used in the building
after nishtfall, therefore il j, is presumed
to have been the work fan ircendiay.
The occupants of The building are in
dustious citizens, who have families de-
pending upon them for support. Their
loss is estimated at about 500 dollars, part
of which, through the benevolence of our
citizens. was made up and presented TO
the sufferers upon Saturday last, so as to
enable them to resume their business as
speedily as possible.
Much praise is due to the gentlemen
firemeu Of Augusta, for The promplness
with which they repaired to our assis-
tance, and We are happy 10 find that our
citizens intend, as a token of the regard in
which they hold their valuable services,
10 present them with handsome supper.
Some time since, we stated that there
was a subscription list going the rounds,
or the purpose Of raising funds TO procure
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-12
commercial.

HAMBURG, March 5.
Cotton.-We have no material alteration to
notice in this great staple, since our last report;
the market has been dull, and somewhat diff
cult to make sales at our quotations, yet the .e
has been fair amount of business done in
sales aud shipments; in the receipts there has
been decided falling off for the last few days
Our stock, as will be seen by the annexed
statement is large We quote TO day-Ord'-
nary 10 MiddIing, 10 At; MiddJing Fair to
Fair, 41 to 4a; Fnlly Fair 10 Good Fair. S to 81;
while choice would bring 81; but a large por-
ton of sales are made between d and s.
Republican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-12
Sheriff s Sale.

HPY virtue of snndry Writs Of Ficri Fa.
LID cius: will proceed 10 sell at Edgefield
Court House, on the First Monday and Tues
day in April nczt, the following property, to.
wit: :.
Goodwin & Harrington vs.. ]. Rochelle Cof'
fey l. Dawson and others. vs. the same; the
tract OF land where the defendant lives, con-
tanning three hundred acres. more or less, ad-
joining lands Of E. Collier, William Robertson
and others.
William Padgett VS.. William McGee, the
tract of land where the defendant lives, con.
taining two hundred and seventy two acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of Joel F. War
rem, Turner Mitchell and others. Also one
sorrel Horse.
William Woodbcry. inlorser, vs.. Rudolph
Carter and Elizabeth Carter. the tract of lana
where The defendant Elizabeth Carter now re.
~adjoinnS lands of John Wise and others.
Terms, cash.
II. BOULWARE, S. E. d.
March - 4t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-12
LOOK AT THIS!
March S, 1915,

M- Y Celebrated WEAVER JACK will
I'VE stand the ensuing Season, al The fol-
lowing places, viz: commencing at my
house near Edgeield Village, on Monday
the 10Th and 18th inst; a, Cullen Rhodes.
Esq, the 18th and 18th; aud al Lewis
Culbrealh's on Goth and 2Tsl ; and will be
at the above named places every ninth day
during The season: TERMS: He will be
let 10 Mares for Three Dollars the. single
visit, Five Dollars the Season, and Eight
Dollars 10 insure Tho Season will con-
linue till the 10th of June, following.-
Persons putting Mares and trading lhem
of during the season. will iu all instances
be held responsible for the payment of the
Season. All care and attention viii be
paid to Mares, but I will not be accounta-
BILE for any accidents.
THOS. B. HARVEY.
March 5 At 6