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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-16
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Scott and Aid. Compton and Wal,

John McKeon Esq Distt Atty.
Dars alias Coifard, contradiction opening the court
this morning, the Recorder proceeded to deliver his
charge to the jury In the Of James Davis alias Dick
Collard charged with being concerned with Parkinson
Honeyman, and Miller in robbng the barge Clinton Of
Poughkeepsie of $40 OOO the It'll of April 1874 The
jury retired to their about half past IL O'Clock and
after consultation of four hours and half came into
court and returned verdict Of guilty
In consequence Of the absence of the prisoners coun-
sci the judgment Of the Court in accordance with the
suggestion of the District Attorney deferred until
this morning Davis was then remanded for sentence
Trial for a Nuisance.-Henry Abel was indicted for
paving nuisance at the OF 18th street and the
bowery. On the part of the prosecution, Mr. John g.
Aen OF No 6ie Bowery dePosed that at the corner of
ne Dowery and 18th street there old building
commonly known a. the old reservoir that the defend
ant purchased the property in May ls45 shortly after
wnicn the large iron tank, steam engine and other fix.
lures used BY the Corporation, were taken awav and
thereby portion Of the foundation of the building was
removed leaving the frame work in q very dangerous
mtuausn, while the well filed with averv oern
sive matter The building q resort for disorderiv
boys during the day, and dsrcputable chsractors Of
both during the night. VI
Several other witnesses deposed TO the critical state f
tho building in question: and that the lives of nv
and those residing in the immediate neghborood vera
endangered thereby. "e'e
The jury, after protracted consultation ntimatod IN
the Court that they were unable to agree upon verdict
and were therefore discharged from further consders
ton Of the subject
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New Stock Exchange.
Married

On the l4th inst, in Trinity Church, by the Rev. Dr.
Higbee, DR.. CHARLES II. Hail. of Burlington VT, to
Miss LOUISA T. daughter Of the late g. g. Clarke Of Au
gusta, Georgia
0Gf- Augusta papers please copy.
Al Albany, on the 18th instant, by the Rev. DIR. j. NJ
Campbell, Mr.. NATHANIEL DAVIS Jr, of New ork, to
MARGARET A. daughter of Henry A. Williams
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Court CaIendsr-ThIs Day.

CIRCUIT Cousr.-273, ls7, Q, TO- a. 49, IA, a. "a "a
surseIoa CouSr-5l, l27 iss 151, a.. ia. ~, o. as
9e 10 ~ I7a ~ l79 $50, Jsl AIS 1888 1884, 1885, is
90, 81, I54, 1853
CoMmor PlrAs-2o7. qas aas, aa7 2a9, AL, asa, CAS-
9s7, $50, a4l, 20, 49, aos 1873, 1855, 1885, aaI, I47
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TARirr.-Acompanyh has been formed in Augusta Ga.
with capitol u $4,000 for the manufacture Of coarse
cottens.
has been me- BY young man in ibis country In ths
49, ~ Ssn9 me SsInva Two crowns OF gold, stud
eedw I'm dianoSos valued at over $1,000, stolen
from the Church Of SGnife Marie in Aix-la-C happel
s'ter from Bosscn IN which young man, well known
az ouer to return the property in perfect
CONDITION. provided yearly penson 10 settled upon him,
and that aren't comes 10 Boston to receive the lost
treasure
Ut. .. Wescott, M. D. an eminent dental surgeon,
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Superior Court.

peTUTe JuuK6 OdRIey.
Oct l6.-Cdstiiionas vs. McKinley and others--This
case was summed up yesterday. Judge Oakley win
charge the jury this morning.
Before Judge Vanderpoel
MorrsHp Us. TPood-Sealed verdict this morniup
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ne :dibany .qfias has a communication from Roches.
& o. tne !th ins which says ." breach in the CO.
In occurred last evening at Eagle Harbor which will
~ from ten to twelve days. II not longer 90 repair two
" "fss poe" were carried into the 6elda'
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PTANOFORTE.

p, s,p sALEA very superior mahogany second hand ak
ia half octave grand action Panoforte the property
n scntlsrnrn giving has been IN use
Few mos hs aud will be sold gre bargain 4 applied
-, smmedstely. Can be seen At j. koekets fianoforte
". reroom lss Broome sueet, corner Of Broadway
nj 3tsrc
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SEAMAN & MUIR


WILL their and extensive Dry Goods Establi.h
Green Monday next. the 10Th day Of October O'Clock
Their stock entirely fresh been selected with
expressly for the city trade reduced pcces and
pses rich of Parsan Dress and Fancy Dry
Goods have been offered the public during the
autumn
They invite purchasers to examine their goods they
confident the great falling on IN prices will enable them 70
offer than be offered by established
houses having old and deprecated stocks on h,nd.
Their assortment comprises every variety of the
.pIendd Silks Ca,hmere peeo.se MeInos Mous'elins Dc
Grape Shawls (some Of which equal TO any offered this
kaces and Embroderes, Mourning Goods Partisan
Cloak eddipg and Ball Dresses with every
rety sactve desirable goods usually kept in the
largest Broadway establishments.
Mr. Muir retired from the FIN Of Stewart Co: ON
years thar house. and his feet knowledge Of
the Broadway trade, will enable him 70 oner At all times an
stock of goods well adapted to the prevailing taste
and fashions. - ola 6tlserc
% EPkINT Of Blackweods Ladys Magazine-Engli:h
II number SO Americas Price, reprint "a
cen-No jat published containing stories y the most
celebrated authors of England, ro.try, The Queen, The
Court Haul Ton, &c. For sale BY H. Long Brother w.
H. Graham. Burgess, stringer X Co.. and William Taylor
2fis~rc
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Before Judge EdEonds.
ing. ~ ~ V''
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FROM THE WEST INDIEs.-Files have been re-
ceived in this city of the Kingston Uamaica)
Much attention paid to the equalization of the duties
on sugar by the home government and the Journal SEN
the right wsyha is by studying economy mpsove
men in culture and and in other ways seeking
to increase the product of their estates diminished
pense of production anticipates that some estates un
avorably situated, must be thrown of cultivation for
sugar and inmates that even this may be advantage
correspondent of the Journal even processes to ex
pect good from the change. inasmuch it will break up
estates in and to their business instead Of
squandering their incomes in Europe, &C. sc.
code Of regulations for the Coolies similar to that
ogoJ has been introduced by the Governor Of Jamaica
The Journal lamsnts however, that Proviaion is not
having " an Invetera,e habit of going naked.v
The mail steam packet Forth arrived the 18th Of
Lord Eisns appointment to the government Of Canada
His government OF Jamaica Is very favorably spoken Of
especially in regard to his efforts in behalf Of general
education and for the introduction of agricultural i'm.
provemeuts.
The Journal announces the approaching departure
of Colonel Bruce brother of Lord Elgin, for Canada
where he will act in the capacity Of secretary that
nobleman
The latest accounts from Barbados were that the wea
Their most fayorable for the planters, abundant
showers having fallen.
The Plsnters Bank, at Kingston, has declared semi
annual dividend of five per cent.
The Jamaica Times of the 2Ist says 3" The United
States msnofwar steamer Spteful he Spire) arrived
a. this port on Saturday, last Barbados route to
ment are about to form depot for line of packets
between that place and New York This island being on
rangemens will be made to visit Kingston Our inter-
course with the neghborng republic il very cons
and we know OF nothing more likely to increase
proposed.
This editor writes rather engmatcally. What
does he mean by neighboring republic We think
that he is little out about the d<p6t
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Police InteIIixence.

Charge Of False Pretences-Oficer Burley, one of
police arrested yesterday two individuals by the names
Of WE Frost, OF Brooklyn, and Lewis T. p. Smith. Of
i on a against them BY Mr. Jas
false and fraudulent representations the Of S2?50
under the following circumstances 1T appears that Mr..
steamboat s. Shoss the 22d of March last for the
above with the of Smith and Frost the
time OF sale, that there we're liens encumbranccs
upon aid boat to the Of dollar and that they
(Smth and FROSTY the sole owners of said boat;
paid the above sum and received bill Of sale on the soh
Of March All this went very well until about the
middle Of last month, (september when demand
made tor the delivery of said boat by Charles F. fitting
hart attorney for Erastus Prosser Of Albany who
ella tho same by virtue Of mortgage executed by
s7so with interest," Mr. Brickiin feeling we'll satisfied
gage at the time of those representation by which he
swears he has been cheated and defrauded Of the
above Justice Osborne committed the accused par
ties into the custody of the officer and the ease will be
investigated to-day at IL O'clock before the above JUS
Shooting Nth Itemtto KM-Captain Wiley of the LIST
ward and several Of his officers arrested last night at
Dutch dance house, No 20 Rector street, Dutchman
another Dutcbman by the ofSamue Horn residing
atNc los Delaney street. by shooting at him with ps
through his cap coming very near taking his lie Com
mitted by Justice Osborne for trial
.ons s"rgar in tSs STOW n .ae % ~aa
dy NO 257 Washington street. last night, or at about
o'clock yesterday morning when climbing up the avn
ed post and entered the second story window and
there found coat evidently belonging to the burglar
the pocket of which So 20 in pennies He tracked
the thief into the yard and out into Greenwich street,
when he escaped.
PETIT Lareeny.-oaicer Garyey, Of the sth ward,
rested yesterday fellow called Andrew Hays for steal
ing SIG from John Montross, of Elm and White
streets. Locked up for trial
Peter Mullory arrested and locked up by Justice
Ketcham for rauduently keeping pocket book and its
contents belonging to Mr. John Gormy, residing at No
81 Prince street.
Dennis McCary was caught in the act by officer Ro-
binson of the 4th ward of stealing pair Of pantaoonand
shirt, valued at &c. from the store of Mr.. W. Lewis
trial
Strange GirI-Oficsr Van Ripper, of the 18th ward,
arrested last night young Dutch girl about Is years
Of age who gave her name Elizabeth Pel dressed in
mans attire Upon being taken to the station house she
snlo ss was fiom Philadelphia aud mad
this city She had bundle, which she carried in her
hand, containing her female clothing and bonnet The
captain detained her for examination.
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AuCTIUN aorIcEs.

tAoop ptttp s Il. x! shA At. a.. Ansi o'clock III.
and .ai a Dealer every
100 gold pens; silver pencil cases; one eh,nee.: Nit
and . Sss. ,.ss %
psess ivory chess men, mshemsticrl ,n.s%en.'' ss
,%s place
s Of s and sss c
stamps waters fac sealing wax scissors razors Penhavss
ter .a,es aud pencils combs guard and fob
Shaas brushes canes p's playing cards; ladies. and gentle
and penknive, aud needles ink stands
ing cards Also assorted letter Of which
Also 200 very superior full and bound DENY medium
and cap Russia bound ledges day books and journals cash
chants. they wall be sold lots thatsets be obtained
Also 1000 half bound ks. ruled and lined lots
Also dozen ivory surface visiting aud other
blank cards Also about bundles cap and letter paper of
Az. royal royal: medium and dsmi paper
p.s ga, counter ease With rs,ed 'a'he and five letter
bsa S..p
upwards. Cltal CUES now ready ole itsIc
WI. w. SHIRLEY, Auc'r.
w =. WILtARo-wsdns Oct slst at 10 O'Clock.
at ht sales sss1s ss N Ions Sound Ss1 Zoo
dozen fiat and 1l ,ses; ne dozen dishes q
DOZEN coifee
aud milk butter plates and driiners &c Also
light ard dark blue stone China at so days credit over
100 doars Also catalogue of China Glass and Earthen
and so packages glass tumbers, Sc Sale positive
OLD ENGRAVINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS
A 4 AU, TION-A. Levy will sell Saturday evening"
IA att O'clock 293 Broadway, entire invoice OF old
line Engrsvings and Autographs TO SUIT every fancy us
lots Dealers particularly may find it attend
this sale II being without any reserve. ole 2er
FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION.
A LEVY will sell Friday morning, at II O'Clock, at
IA 2a3 Broadway extensive collection OF hne Piants
consisting OF double Camelias Oranges and Lemons
in fruit; Roses Agapanthus Punbago, Jessamne Cactus
Azaas, Myrtes with many other varieties, and OF choce
sorts. Sale positive.
On Saturday evening large sale of Engraving just i'm
ported OLD UT
GREAT SALE OF
VAL UABLE BUILD NG LOTS,
IN THE CITY OF NEWARK.
THE SUBSCRIBER, Executor of tine last Will end Tesla
Of GIN. Thomas Ward, deceased, will sell atpublic
Saturday. the 18th day of October the
premises at q o'clock p NJ, Fifty Valuable BUILDING
LOTS Washington, Plane Nesbt and Bleeeker streets
constituting of the homestead OF said homas Ward
deceased and directly fronting his late residence These lots
situated in the improved part o. the city Of Newark with
able opportunity either for investment Of obtaining
hndsome location private residence The property in
the vicinity mostly built aud is constantly becoming
valuable Of the property can be at the Of
6ce of Edward Cook No 26s Broad Terms and
ditions made known on the day Of sale
ostol-excsu.r Executor Of Gen. Thomas Ward dec
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X N O Y

"a 1913 FULTON STREET, (Sun Building) q
eDeeming 1t unnecessary enter into Particulars
respecting his Fall Fashions 1885, would simply that
his style will excel in beauty gnness and color
any thing offered the public of the city
ofNew Ysrk. His price low his hats are fine.
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GREAT FAIR AT CASTLE GARDEN.
vv>HIH MORNING the Agricultural Convent On will meet
N al The Repository Of the American .nsutute, N me
r. - AZ ocock Nj. Fireworks at the Far az O'Clock
w. sturdsy, the grand Regat, y; take Place Cass
s the races requested to call at the Msnsee
am.
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OAWILIsO IVOhI'S
Sc OND ONCERT,
VII take place on Frtddy, October 18th, at the
TABERNACLE.
CAMILLI sIVORI will perform
~ The first Of tsrand Fantastic Concerto min
g The celebrated Rondo IL CampaneIlo" THE Hand,
bell
. The favorte Variations on the air Mel Cor" Violin
PAGANINL
He will be assisted in his Concert by
MISS L. MOSS, MONS r. MAYER,
And a numerous and select Orchestra led by
ola re MICHELE RAPETTl.
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FOR SALE

a AT TATTERsALLs. Broadway pair Of
ISI&briRht bay Mares years old, oil good size,
I'D. and well matehed-hsve been driven IN family
be depended these good qualtiesperecty sound,
and will be sold only for want of use, az low price
Also, a genteei kockaway Carriage o1s Nsrc
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WANTED, &
STU ALTON by respectable woman a. cook in pri-
"A family; city reference given. Apply No 9th
tyeet
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MUSIC

THE PIANO TAUGHT ON very moderate terms, by
person who has perfect knowledge Of the science
and who undertakes teach thoroughly Terms dollar
per,month. Any person wishing TO take instruction WI
please address line to Musics At the Herald once
sic lmissrc
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE
ARrO

TT>HlS Institution, occupying the building known the
L Rounds in the Park, open daily from A. NJ nm al
DARK On Mond,y and Tuesday evenings the rooms are
Life Membershp one dollar Single admission rs cent.-
The Public Soho is admitted free Saturdays by making
arrang ements with the doorkeeper. OF 2wissrc
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MURDER AND SUICIDE In HARTFoRp.-We art
indebted to Adams & Co., Tor the following
shocking intelligence. 1t is almost too dreadful te
be true.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-10
SOUTHERN AND y ESTERN LITERARY
MESSENGER

The December number Of this excellent periodical is
before us, rich usual in articles Of solid literary merit
There is criticism upon Streets poems, after the old
fashion, just and approaching, and calculated to give an
idea Of his powers and deieetsnot the book and title
mere text 10 utf duce tho les theory Of poetry
and literature. The notice of Lord BEouGIIAM's
"Dia CUES Instinct is wcIl written and interesting
and We hope may introduce to the public very remark
able work Of one ofthc NEST Extraordinary men Of the age
The poetry is respoclatle-ard that IS all
The number closes volume and lie present is an
excellent tine to subscribe f T tie Wtlk, which is con-
mended the Iatr mage ofthe South not only by its in
trnsic excellence, III ty Tie fact thai ii is the only pc
rolcal in the country OF lis class. which he relied
iron At all timts fr'h' sIro'' n s-p'he.n e,es.s
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utZKA FOR PETERSBURG.

confess that we ioltdIsapp-iaed AT fudng Peters
oo's "eN"afd III volunteering. Wew,rc aware Of her
patriotism AT remembered lhat.n the war II lsI2wk,u
M nm halt her present popuati,u she sent to
'0' "''d an admirable corps ot citizen s,ldefs But
"n'" re'dt She has spoken. and semt purpose. Aa
l"''' meeting hcd last @eeh, COMPANY was forthwith
organized and the complement filled The Common
council IN obedience To arequcst Of the meeting unan
'mously voted $500 for the purpose of cquippne the
company Petersburg sld,scrvos her cherished epthet
d the 1t oehade oi the State The Ladies ate prepar
my iag To be presented 10 the company The number
enl sicd is ~ Many mere anNiors to ain, but
could mel M received. The company lr cccd,d 10 the
election Of eihtoIs and with great unmimity chose the
lollawinu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-10

o. The Washington Mon has occasionally shown
want OF retention which, in cia arpan is partic
ulary 10 be deprecated. II has sometimes revealed
things which policy required to be kept secret Thus
was the first weeks ago, announce that an ox
petition against lAmpieaN was modifatcd Possibly in
consequence Of being chidior Icing toocomnuucatiye il
has NOW become quite cautious in What it says. Tho
public mind, for week. kept IN suspense as to Tia,
tact whether Gen Scott was 10 take the field
The nl0n sud not word until he had actually sailed
when We haNe the following announce mcm:
The New York papers state thai ,,enor,l Sc5tt On
harhed from that place Monday last in the pac!
ship mon ior New Orleans and the report is rl that
he is On his way TO the army We presume TINT such is
the fact
THIS cautious endorsement Of What Caleb GUSHING
would call a"hNed Fact is abundanty mdlcrous But
We are further told: THAI spceulaons have AREA
dy been formed IN the newspapers about his movements
the plan Of his campaign, ear., &C. which are probab,
without any foundation. But time Will test rhciI
truth"
The tpisn With which this paragraph conclude. is
bundantly ediNng. The whole manner Of the official
Journal when speaking ofwh1t is II he the future
course of the Administrations is exactly that Of GOSSIP
ing dy,who has secret which size cannot keep aud j.
yetard rcyaand WHO letsit hr seen that she think.
her importance enhanced by its possession.
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IN, volunteers to In j. Id. VIII Is ape from * ere
If nlhrali N at the sigh q the paragraph above aood
only nv pass NJ hastily IN sort o cumpromss betwe,
an instructive mI use u disgust and The i,ce oi political
trs,Iilec,ns What honest man Wlp gave ms y,te FIR
Mr. Polk will listen to the calumny which denoc,s tn
ubrs IS The Party Ct National disgrace when h.
lts,vs thai lis ewn son and the snoff = HE fahhor
.ra friends sftod SIDE ~ s3c at Nanl,nN Iiele Is
ilao enouh already she'd III this val under the milton;
standard BY gallant men eh'fsh lg The tame and the
nrncpIes Il heir revolutionary fathers. rN finn the
or und aoa INST 81 .u an mpalatifn AID IN cc lis uun
colour upon the faces lhe ea!umna rs who may setrc
tan the tlruty OF bl lslIaf.
Butt is Painful - Tccaghlzc even ~ allusion the
spnre Of any political division or party designations
when the CATS Of the country against foreign enemy
,s involved Thea illusions compelled b, such direct
ar uudaafsa claIg the III la paper chorses to
,;ye nth w may undertake, however 10 say Il IA,
the Whin4 with th5u' denuneiaiion from ollical
smr,es wilalhsr' II the of thtr country both
y,n,t fas asrp4d alI in'1 mp Administration al
home Thy Will jus lty eandestine intrigue with
Mexican chief, no Injurious shutting o difficulties
rashy brought actually oA sting hey vii de-
their :, 10 terminate tbs bonn rally NIL advantage
olsly. aud they VII rejoice when II IS over. Of Ter
patriot SIN making as they VII cautne thor oiijrs
TO the doing i ls.f s#3sets 10 the c40alry in Which
they include the duty 4 setting aside the Polk DYNASTY
and surroundings at III flsstopp lrlty Against the
,rr,rs and the weakness Of the Administrator in the
meantime they VIII brng the best remedies they can in
the shape ofwse cousa5 and the uepnls fan enlarged
mlflc spirit And Whatever he mon IN power may say
aud it matters uh much WIN hrv say ,hs hrhalf-
the c1uatry at large purSuatrd, looks with hope
and trust and confidence 10 The Intelligence the practical
discretion and the true patriotism the Wings of the RI,
public in view of or pres nj Ngynees and future dc,
i.oran,o. Bait .!aer.
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Wight SAFES ! Wight S.ies!!
gY TALBOT d EASeEK.

1T TIE "EACILLsfiE COR.NER'
fI'lS Monday evening, and Wednesday and Friday
ngs regularly during tile season, without regard 10 wea-
ther Having fade arrangements with extensive dealers at
the North Supply Of Goods will always be found varied
md eScnsvc AMI worthy the attention Of Country Merchants
ani Dealers generally.
We enumcfatr as follows
DRY GOODS, Se-Supcf Cloths and Casstleres s-tncs;
ker.eysi Hosiery tloyes Spool Cotton SisI!ender.
sl and cotton ianller hie Calicots yestirgs CASH
meros; Monscncs Siftings and Shcengs, s'g Cravas;
Blankets Sewing Sll5 and various other articles in this
Inc.
Ct iLfRN Sesurcr ivory and stag handle Dinner Sets,
u pic IVORY mr. md sing handle Knives and Folks, by
thetozeu Ca5Neu and ftls hne and colnnon Pen and
Pocket knives; iiaaots iet'tngs Needles Pins Hooks
and Eyes superior Cologne and SOAPS Silver Pencils
handsome 1ea ray. Scissors and Pocket rooks, together
With d great xafiet, ut -nry and use ul gohas.
WATCHES JEA EII.Eh., CLOCKS, Sc~ Gold and
silver Icvor and Lfpnc Nstches, o the best Iuali,
fine and common Jewellery great variety Also assort-
mrnt n superior Clocks, Il NV and beautiful designs,
tau,d to pcriam we'll istng in part OF
Pain day and 30 hour btass and wood Clocks,
DO : day aud 50 hour alarm Clocks.
6 = We sha be in dali, esep' OF Goods and from
facilities possess IA procuring supplies, particularly
commend out assortment as worthy oi attention.
TALBOT & I.ANlER, Auct'r
Nov 20 t.
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.E1IleF 10 etkNSC =! =,

'Eul unlr-lHsl bsng engaged in the enterprise Iais-
ing company a Volunteers good men atd true" for
strce dJUl I'M ersirIss ofHe hcJcaa u M unless soon
,rdsehrgcd, ldsroas o closing his present bsnc,.
Ieediy possible
All tn. md sblcd HIM h, bond note or account
earnestly requested 10 settle tar same forthwith rho-,
to whom h, indebted viii please present their claims b,
the Isl Iau1ary, pfes1o.
In the o as ress, in raising such company and
tn acceptance o its services, he has appointed lillian l.
Fam his attorney with pil powers t. acas hs lsent
~ respect ". H. FAIR.
lee Il