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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-26
muRSDNx MORNING. Entsstusg,X 20. 1916.
(ois!s.ssssto,,eI'S safe,

~ virtue afi~o several degtecs oi The Circuit Sa>
- perlor Court Of Law and Chanrery ior Nelson
County. nj the Oh day of Nav 1915 and the other
OF The lh day ol October. lel5. pronounced ia sui
IN chancefy therein depending, The name ot Elisha
Shephersun against William IT, piegs. late Sheriff nj
Nelson roualy, aud ~ such administrator OF VIM L.
ilarRrove, de- aud Lewellin r. Cash. Aahplla Cash.
Snsan larerove, Edmund " I'm, Elizabeth \. Hull,
Robert X ilargtuve Susan I. iatefese and Mafaatel
iiararlve, shall On the eth day 81 February. 1876
the Mansion House ot Mrs Susan laferove, in the
county o Nelson expose sale, to The highest iidet
all the right Tile aud Interest oi W am 4 largtose
dec, IN
TaeE LANDS
which lis father died seized aud possessed =;
share NJ which he inherited, anl hd shatt
which he acquired by rurchase-lhe share aad
halt share heng undivided tuellhs ut The helt
land The sale 10 he made Tor much cash vii
pay the commissions aud expenses Including advertising
and the balance viii be credit al sly, twelve and
eighteen months the purchasers give hands with II
provel security. aud the Title 10 the Land Is TO be retain
cd tIll the purchase muncV paid,
WILLIAM NASSlF,
Shorlll al Nelson County. by
ALIEN. FORIU NJ. his denaty.
Jan % t27F
oA1A ~ GAs SSE.F ~ STORE An II
SpO FOR SALE. ON SUCH TERMS AZ
shall aud will please those wanting 10 buy.
LACY y GARLAND.
Jan 26 I'm
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FEfE5 Eg.fEsE CONE.
.S'fs s'1SE.

VIE 81 BSl lNlBf.k has ths day, entered lniu
u partnership wph " IN. 7. Nenng, lor the pnfPnse
ofconduenne q GROCERY AND COMMITS
SION RUSiN K SIS and alttr returning his aekho" /
rdgmenls his ptmer customers, Who have SO befals
" extended Ia hun helr pnrunage "hllst N the lae
ot BuNles hcree hsgs leaYo 10 say In them.
that. IN the new Concern they Will find larger hnd
moIe general 81 bructres, lhan he has heres
taIc had tue pleasure Of o ting lhrm. aud asks con
nuance ut hrr patronage 10 the new Concern, MS well
call lpm the lubc generally. promising them, that
IT prompt attention Ia business aud bargains shall bc
any iudneemenl, they shall nd On away disappointed
PAUL. L. BOW LES.
Ian
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o,- $4,000 sy:R.v'TED. 90

BbICARDS. RYAN s. Co, being in great need OF
10 funds determined 10 sell Their stock ol goods
al GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Merchants and olhers who wish goods al great sacri
&C. will do we'll It call. we are determined 10 sell III
stoch. % Money ne must hare Terms cash
-. REGARDS RYAN < Co,
next door to Wm. i. Youug's.
Noy Is Is
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fNsksOssabge EGit0TiIsg

ID n. LEE having taken the honse formerly ocot-
Ne . pied by Bouldn \ lauc-y, 5 law ufcs on The
cross street leading 10 THE Washington llnte is prepar
ed In execute all orders in his line in the and
mos, fashionable style. la7as had considerable eXpe
Renee in the business, feels confident in saving the
public, that all work entrusted 10 his care shall be done
IN manner to be equaed only by few and surpassed
by none and cheaper Than any work OF the same qnay
10 be bad in The place
n B.-Cuns and Repairing done at the sh res
notice. II. \. l..
Feb 10 Il
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CONTINUATION.

THE undersigned, having purchased of Messrs Ed.
L mond, Watson s. Co, their stock OF Goods, will
carry on the business the old stand himself lie Will
keep good assortment of Groceries on ana soes
continuance nf the patronage which has been extended
the old firm "a Nt'S NJ pOio.
Feb n "
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NEGROES CLOTHING.

NEls7sNEN' CLOTHENG.
A and ia PULLED CLOTHS, at Is. 3D.,
OeH 3d., IS. and 6s. per yard
Heavy Yarn Jeans, at 25 cents per yard,
Glenrock Jeans and other heavy golds at Is to
% cents,
Cassrnets, Kerseys. Kentucky Jeans, Tweed
Cloths and Cassmeres
Tennessee Plains. &C.. remarkable cheap,
Plain and Plaid Linseys, at Cd. Is, Is 3D., ans
2s. Sd.
Blankets. at 3s., S. 3d., As Cd, Gs. and Is. Cd,
Cotton OznabuTgs and Shlrling Colons, remarks
ably low,
Sol. Leather. Shoes and Hats very cheap.
Farmers Planters and others. wishing to buy Ne
proes' Clothing, unusually low, respectful invite
call and examine my stock before purchasing.
l.. j. BURTON.
NJ. Is
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CLOVER SEED,

kA BUSHELS prime Mountain Cl0ver Seed, just
co received Oh consignment. and far sale law lUr
cash, by LEE s ROBERTS.
Feb 10 Is
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~. IA. E0ctssGer ~ 20.
New Grocery and Commission House
Bss E.5.s'V I.Os

BRYANT y H'OS.sG.
fsNlE subscriber lnyIRg Withdrawn from the concern
d OF Bryant linsl'y & Gasndet, and wing form
I'd new CO. partnership. under the style and firm Of
w. T.. LAyINDER & CO..
will continue the Grucery and Commission bust.
ness, The old and well known stand Of Bryant <
Young. where he Is now opening and splendid
assortment oil Or, cerles, lgnotS. Dry Gouds Sc sc.
Thankful 10 his old friends who lave heretofore. ~
literally palronsed him whilst living with Messrs BY
AMI & Young. aud while partner Of bryant. lusey
\ Laymder. he boys leave 10 ask of them cuutinuz
ance of their patronage, aud salicls n call from them
and the public generally, as he is determined
~ effort give entire satisfaction to all who think
proper to favor hln with their patronage.
NJ. II. LANlNDER
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JETIU VILLA MS,
.&IOch Of .1ElccIrn.

Gold and Siv Lover " achrs. Silver Ware. Military
nuods, Baiauu,i Ware, Plated tnsturs and Candle
Sticks. AM great variety ct afeles too tedans To
enunerile nj rcjg reduced prices, ur eAsu, shorl
credit h pHactual customers.
My tnends aud the Community generally, are invited
call bet ~ purchasing, ~ | AN Determined 10 "losrs
without delay oud Will arr perhaps greater mdncemen
purchasers lhan have beiae been offered IN this
market.
Those indebted 10 The concern Will please call aud
settle their accounts speedlly as possible.
o. Cnrks Watches and all kinds of Repairing ex-
o'olcd pnnelnllly aud al moderate prices
Nov l. Is
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LY eCssRsU.ss. saOYEL.

TE3HE SUBSCRIBER has moved from the l. nun
4 Hoiel, to The large brick building opposite Mr..
John IIulns and George 3aahys Grocery stores, where
he will be glad his boarlers aud customers us
al. ROBf-RI MORltlSS.
Jan. ~
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dissolution of Co.parauer.E,ips

fEyllE co.parlnershp heretofore existing between the
4 undersigned, under the style OF Edmond, Watson
4 Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
debts and effects Of the concern have been purchased by
Mr. James NJ Boyd. who inerds 10 carry on the bust
ness himself All persons indebted 10 the firms Of Ed
mond Watson < Co., Vim, II. Watson & Co. and
Boyd Edmond x Co.. are requested To pay to James
NJ. BOYD alone-and all the creditors Of said firms will
apply 10 him for payment. .-
''r'' ROBERT EDMOND,
w. II. WATSON,
ISAAC DAYENPORT,jr.
Feb. IL
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Together with Caliooes, Brd7ilcking. Lampwck,
Bed Cords. Leading Lines, Pepper G'nger Nuinegs,
Alisplce. Sapelre. Alum, Iampblack Feathers,
Wool, Gaps, Hats. Blankets, Hips, jugs Jars, DENIS
johus. Buckets. Tubs Paper, Trace Chains. Collon
Cards, lacks, Ierngs Mackera, aud in fact every all
llce usually kept IN such establishment. which they
will dispose Very low iot CASH, OF IN barrier TOR cou'-
Try produce.
Jan. l.
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n !Solc for The Sub, Treasu,u.

'Mr Young received hco hundred shares in this ba
on lis distribution
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Dee. !
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The Union Publishes letter from w. J. Brown. .
Assistant Postmaster General, dectng that mem1efs OF
Cungfr~s have rig 10 aak speeches or other pint
ed matter un.cr lhan 80 days after the expiration o a
SESSION Of Congress 1nl> opinion has been drawn from
hul II appears. order to arrest the Thanking ot lhe
orra speech Of M Stewart of Pa. The TauH, the
Effects Ut which the Administration seems 10 lear more
rhan 4he garrs Fort Brown dld the bomb SHELLS Of
iIp Mcxicaus. BY tie way. we have PROMISED 10. lay
the whole of this admirable speech heore our readers,
and we shall do SO IN the course II teS days. It's
perfect magnHlne ul facts, applied with p'wer al ar
unmeul rarely eAceed We are not surpr Aed thai the
Second Assistant Postmaster General has been Induced
/, ,,lo It, circulation u h..
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NOT ICE.

'1'IlE subscriber will sell at public auction on The
9Th day Of October, lSl6 Chat being the day at
ter Charlotte cuur,) al The late residence ui VIM liar
rs deed, 9 miles :. W. Charlotte Ct llo,
10 or 81 LiHcIy .sCsv0CS,
aud Stock aud Crop Of all kinds. Plantation Utensils,
Sc II. IL. MARSHALL, EX'or.
OF Wm. Harms, decd.
A the sane time and place.
lao ACRES OF LAND
will be sod under a deed Ut trust. executed by W IN.
Harris 10 c. l.. Mosby and Wood Bouldn, Trustees.
TERMS.
The Negroes will be sold for cash-lhe Iand on
rred OF II months, ihe purchaser giving bond aud az
nroved security, and the title To be retained unil 10
purchase money DC paid-aud the other property OF 4
cfedll Of SIX months iur all suns S.Ocash Tor all
sums under that amount. H. IL. NJ. EX"r. &c.
sept. II 'oo
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EcON GSnrLN (nr .Anfp.

II NDER an authority gwen 20 the undersigned, as
u commissioners, by q. VI. Payne, John ". Mos.
by and 4. \. Montgomery, they will, the 9Th day
t., October next. upon The premises sr Ia The hgh' 81
bidder, all that valuable Land aud Property, known by
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SOLID our.

IUANING sid out my entire stock OF Boots, Shoes,
III Has Ne, In Mr. Wm. \. Richards, am de
slro.s 10 wind up my business som as possible, aud
hp.elre must ask all who ndehled Ia me To call and
axe payment wllhou, delay and all ihaSc 10 whom am
ind, ,ied 10 present their accounts iT payment Btin-
determined 10 cA sc up forthwith, no Indulgence Will
-. e'y,n /. THOMPSON.
Srm In
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sr.lsl Of Land

" 07'T''VVT I''''
lsrs, that we'll known aud valuable
EraSt Of land,
III Camphrll county, ou Big Falling Rivet, recently he
rmpeny OF Capt Samuel Bmnch, ,oaiainng about
90 .fGRES.
Nearly one hind is rool low rioands, we'll adapted 10
W heat, tnrn, Jud tobacco I he Improvements are
2ood, consl,tUl ii gaai aud convenient
- DWELLING, Granny, Tobacco lloosrs, aud
49, all the necessary hnnses iot ir2e family Pas
can be had seed craI ol " heat aud
lull p,ssts,iou an lsl January next.
Hcrsns.
One fourth cash, the halancr IN 'lfee equal payments,
carrying INTEREST tum the day ct sale the e Viii he
Withheld until the purchase money * Iad.
Lean l. WEBB.
kiehnoud. sept. L 800
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IF RMS OF SALE
June II
pOSlnN\EAlENI

Tie above sale is poslpofej unu >a.urlay, the 7lh
day OF October next al Which II vii he made app the
premises. EDMUND WINSTON,
Sutvlvms Trust Q.
Sept. "a NO
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second sHpsIgy OF Gr0ceT;c5.
yOySa: a Row E1S

gTANF the pleasure T., announce 10 Their customers,
j thai they are receiving an addition /" lhrf
Sprinr stuck Il GrnceGes winch one &" Their anse, 'a'
recently bunshl III The Norlh,n markets, upon the IN St
favorable ierns tut cash only by which they are eha
bied 10 ulfer II them extra inducements
# would be unnecessary Ia cuumeraie thr particular
article, ~ Sluck--sulfire say il embraces he-usuhl
extensive variety aud all laey ash, Is call from The
puhr To nisuIe sale,
july :. -
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I WISH TO HIRE, f'r the balance oI tar yea,
good Cook, Washer and lrener. For saeh i'oeIaI
ptlce vii be paid.
+. +. NASH.
sept. II Is
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Clarified %I..aY.
E.NllslOrh E'.,a..rV.

EUST RECEIVED a esh supply of London Por
~ ter IA part and p,nl bottle. TOR sale ny l9s erre
81 d,z.n LEE. 4 ROBERTS.
Sept. II Is
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
The Vigorous Prosecution Of the War
AGAINST MEXICO.
The Right Mode of Warfare,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, lS46
The new christian warfare pursued in Mexico
is found too prodigiously expensve--the Mexi-
cans charging five prices for everything, and still
refusing treat for peace, Father Richie, there
fore, recommends the old system of plumber, and
quotes Vattel as authority.
We understand that orders have gone to the
army to begin the loraging upon the enemy forth
with, in the hope that this will bring them to
terms. Gen. Jesup carries the order We ap-
prove the proceeding as decidedly more humane
in the long run than that Diminishing the enemy,
as we so into his country with the sinews Of war.
We must either adopt the foraging system or the
calico shirt currency, because the long purse Of
Uncle Sam is getting "mighty long and slim in
the waist"
The day has been clear and delightful-hne
breeze-no dust on the avenue. Tho thunder
shower last night was worth million of dollars.
Everything quiet. News expected every mail
from the South OF battle at Monterey, and the
total overthrow of the yellow skins.
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MANurAcrungR AND IMPORTER OF


NAUTICAL MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS
$50 Water street corner Of Buriins Slip, ~ y
WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the public,
Serant uadrants Compssses, Spy Glasses, Theodotes,
Leveng Instruments, Surveyors Compasses, Chains Ma
thematica Instruments, Scales, Parallel Rules Thermome
tes Bsroeers, Hydrometors Secrometer Rules Gunter
Scales complete OF Gapgng lnstruments, suitable Tor
Custom House and City Gaugefs, Gauging and Vantage
Rods &c. together with general sssortmen Of English
aud American Charts Of all Of the World both general
and particular Buns Coast Pilot Bewdtchs Navigator,
Blank Books Bills Of Ladng Manests, Log Books, Nauti
cal Almanscs &c.
and workmanship and warranted correct Sextants Qna-
dans Ccmpases Spy Classes and all the articles IN the
Goods to be repaired sent for and delivered
aus itaw3msrc
CtGARs.-The "Hsbsneros House" has been remove to
- So " ism street, Wall, and will be open on Mon
day the 3h with fresh and selected lot Of segas put np
N The same STYLE the Chinese send abroad their teas The
object Of this novel; but scientific plan to preserve the
them wood boxes also hem from the damp
as causes The tobacco TO ferment rendering moot Ola
gessee, while that state This lot has been packed by
the hundred so t body SINGLE clubs OF two
four personS have the chance try them The lovers
OF the glorious weed wishing smoke good Segsrs
they are pulled at Havana without being contaminated with
the bad ayor oil the cedar boxes well the friends Of
du'try and enterprise, respectfully invited call
above and examine the Segs end they find the article
ronsge aud in return they will find always house
Sgar' ought 20 be found city like the Capital Of the
90 2Sa&Nsrc
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ny ORDER OF the Homo, able AsEL NiEEKER, Supreme
~ Court CommssI oner notice is hereby given that anua
achment has issued the of Thomas D. Finch
now or late OF Balson Ascending concealed
debtor due proof made the sid Supreme Court Com
miss the directions of the Statute
dent debtors."
that will be sold for the payment of his debts
unless he the sad Tn D. Fncn appear and discharge
such attachment according law within three months from
The first publication Of this notice
Ard that the Of any debts and the delivery Of any
property belonging said debtor him for his and
the transfer Of property by him any purpose whatever
are forbidden by p and are void
Dated Ballston Spa, July a. 1876
W.B LlTCH, of Ballston Spa,
Jy28 lfaw3mo SIRE Atty. for attach ing Creditors.
LIMITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, Fifth Circuit
D. 1896. The met pursuant adjournment Present
the Hon. Theo. H. Nc,aeb, district Judge. The Hon.
Mckinley, presiding Judge absent.
Josiah Bartar ct al vs. Chester Clark ct aNo. 90It
Wyck Phillips, John HINT 4 Co. Luke Davis. W. 81.
Van Bnskrk Walter Jaeger Co.. Mrs Alice Mead.
utrixi VIM G. Weddel assignee; Alaunsel Stout Austin
Melville Co., ii. Bosreum Co., Pnkney Berthe, Wey.
man. Clarke Co.. and W. Pinkney have not been served
solicitor for compliments CO. B. Duncan ESQ., solicitor for
the defendants served being present court and object
ing thereto that this rule be published fe
Of New DIRK week for three months requiring them
TO plead answer demu to the conPan.nts bill not de-
murrng alone, before the first Monday in Novembe
ensuing the allegations Of said complainans bill will
be taken for confessed by said defendants.
Clerks Once Circuit Court OF the United States, eastern
district Of Louisiana hereby serfy the foregoing be
from the original Of record in this office: Witness
leans this 9Th day Of July, is46:
jy "a law 3m Ed. RANDOLPH, Clerk.
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c,,rppy,o GEL. ROLLINS Aue,ioueer.
SurEHlOh A1ANTHUS TTEES and Green House
risnsst snct on Tuesday October sth OF o'clock p
~ Al ne gardeS 90 Mr. Frsnc. Bneli Harsinous N. Jer
high. ~ - - ''' w "
Aso numb Of choice Greenhouse Plants consisting of
Asaeas si Cam lias. Er'cus. Gardsucis Roses, Nc.
should the woosr unfiv osble the sale will take
place the next 6Dy at time aud place.
stages run pat the sarden every 10 from Jersey
elly, instance o. mile o3 2tis~r
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
ov ANTIQUITIES.
II Msgash Jspanaisn 60 Duane ST eer between Broad
way and Elm pffeet ON Thursday Inourg Oct g. 1896 a
superb coleSpn OF antique japan porc Jars
End Vases otthe richest kinds msndern porcelain Dishes
dresden groups Of figures and great
heany nnuIse bans OF the 10th century, richly carved and
beautifully ainted; original tcent Venetian bocaels or
VINE curiosity; two msgp emit Japan por
ceain wash stands carved and nlad furniture Of
great great snqaty and carved ebony wood chair feet
equal to any thing imported into this country Sale positive
with catalogues
The public in genera, respectfully invited to
ana examine this magnificent collection OF antiquities
which is very rarely to be met with o3 6tsrc
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WAsH,soror, D. c., Oct. 4th, |


Movements Of the Secretary of the Treasury.
You have got within the limits of your municipal
y, one Of the most distinguished and powerful Of
the present generation not to say the most potent sle
ment Of James X Folks administration, 1t exists In hs
person of the Hon. Robert j. Walker, Secretary Of the
Treasury. Comptroller Of the Finances Tssorero Gen
era Chancellor of the Exchequsr. Keeper of the Privy
Seals, and the man with voice potential double"
the Presidents himself New York city for the first time
in some years, can boast the actual In the
present administration NJ Walker slipped away from
Washington quietly, that none but a few special
most persons asking for him at his house told that
he had gone to Baltimore True enough. he had gone
is that your CITY, and particularly the Custom House.
may feel the result of his visit The visit Of Mr. Walker
Mr. Polk topower The fact is the system this
country complicated and extended H. requires the
personal examination and attention Of the chief ohcsr at
least during every year. Now Mr. Walker 10 re-
gardedb by those who know him, and have had the best
opportunities of studying his character. Of the
most able energetic and capable at the head OF
the Treasury Department, and is quite ready 10 ex
anime minute details to carry the great operations
OF government No doubt he will be hedged In, sur
rounded and teazed to safety, by the knowing poti
clans Of Gotham but he has been "A member Of very
important convention held at BALTIMORE and having cut
his eye teeth in such matters will be much tho
shrewdest can do TO get over, around, under him.
some laws Of the last session faithfully honestly and
successfully carried into operation and he desires to
the same energy and zeal manifested BY cosc.or. and
the legislative and executive branches Of the govern.
ment QuibbliDg, carpng. or fault finding, or placing
obstacles in the way Of the laws won't the views
of the aw'making power cheerful scquiescencs and
action is demanded And he that hangs back or prses
according TO his caprice judgment with the law
before him. certainly set his house in order for his
official death is surely close at hand Are you aware Of
the fact that much money to be lost during the
present year in the staple commodity of the South
Cotton will within twelve months make or break"
scores of capitalists That is capitalists Of half NIL
lion or less. Very extensive the spesuations on
foot in secret and ~ the hardest must fend off,
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IN CHANCERY.

DEFORE the Vice Chancellor Of the First rcuit-An
- thon Fschervs Susan Catkarine Fscher-Bil for D
vorce, vipcuo unanimously. w. Geisseuhsiner. Jr
complainant SolictorSusan Caharine Fischer, the de-
frndant 10 this who place of residence in Paris
the eighth dsy Of NJ arch the bill filed therein will be
IsW3 w~
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SANFOKDS AT TT AGAIN.

NhIVTONID II
'vNHE TAILORING BUSINESS carried on formerly by
= WIN Ms'tiesfn ~ Fulton 81, will hereafter be e9nnu
ed by Sandfrd Dfohers and would the public and
our friends now the time for have just purchased
eute stock OF French English and Belgian cloths and
every variety Of cassmeres and vestngs that fashionable
81 whch w be made order to sui, the mos;
ulmcuf as 70 fashion, taste and workmanship. Also full
assortment Of gsntlemens outfng such as shirts drawers
oosoms collars suspender umbrellas sc all OF which
aantee 20 sell az low they be b. ught IN the city,.
S'"e enu@s Nl SANFORD BROTHERS,
MARcus b. SASronp. f'"' ST. "e'' ne'"'" '"Ns'
Arsos p. AANyoRD. .,o,msrh
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WEIGH & MANN'S MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
vNHIS immense ent surpassed by other the
country for the gorgeousness Of and
pngs-fcI the number Il talented aud accomplished
rans and for the beautiful stud of horyeshave
ciuded their Eastern tour and e way this
vicinity. They will Tomorrow Tuesdayl Evening,
Jersey City when Of the best selections from their
varied will be given On Wednesday and
Thurs they perform Newark. This will be the only
opportunity offered this season. those DESTROYS OF enjoying
Intellectual who reside in the places alluded
The shey have with thus far this has
ceeded their most sanRune expectations. STAR
THKEE KETTLE DRUMS.
EOR SALE by J. F. w. Woter, importer and dealer in
Musical and italian Strings Is John
Pnce hundred dollars ash. SGT Iwissrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-05
SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS, GIRANDOLEs
AND TEA TRAYS

U,HE Subscriber received large and splendid
solar Lamps, Hall Lsnthorns aud e.
containing from twelve lights ofspicndd finish also
for churches and botc large Of Chandelier
and surendng Solar lamps For sale rcducc ed prices
JOHN w. MOA0AN,
su1o I'm sme 54 Fulton street. NY