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CHERRY PICTORIAL,

HS elegant and ,urpassngy excellent remedy for colds
coughs consumption and all affections Of the throat and
iurgs
Sold in New York by Bosdley, Phelps Co., A2 Water 1t;
Roshton Co, Dir adway Henry Johusen, Apotheeary,
Chambers and Broadway; Milhau 1855 Broad
way; A Meakm, ST. Broadway and through.
out the United States and Canadas
The formula of hs preparation has been published the
public medical journals tnt hes received the hghsst com
menaon of sesess medical colleges and schools in The
United Stats well the dstiL gushed
ties of BRUSH America "a imsrh
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Assembly,.

assembly,
ALBANY, Feb. %. ls47.
Mr. ALLIK6 presented the petition of ID 937 residents
OF the city OF New York for the repeal of the excise law
During the early morning hour, the House was en-
gagged in the discussion OF local affair Of general
interest.
The House in committee of the whole, resumed the
special order the bill brought in by Mr. Oornwel rela
ting to the repair and supeIintendeDce of the canals
sent you copy OF this bill yesterday.
Inc question before the committee, was on IN amend
ment limiting all contracts to the period Of three years
Mr. BAscoM moved to fix the period at five years
The amendment Of Mr.. BAscoM was rejected.
Mr.. BLoss moved to fix the period ut two years.
The amendment declares that the first contracts shall
expire on the first Monday Of February 1885, and every
succeeding three years thereafter.
This latter mendmsnt adopted.
The bill was subsequently amended that engineer
OF superintendent shall be Interested in any contracts
any violation OF this clause was made penal offence,
hable with ne not less than 1000 than
$4,000 | confidently hope that measure Of canal
economy, as well Us a good and insuperable guard
against canal frauds will pass the two houses at early
day.
The committee. without farther action upon the bill
rose and reported progress and had leave to SIT again
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AFFAIRe IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,
Senate.

ALBANY, Feo 10, l64T.
WI. VAN SeHooNHoyEN, from thu Committee on Grie
vances to which referred the petitions of number
OF cizens OF Rensselaer, county for the restoration of
Sm,h A bouRhton and others Gate anti convicts)
10 those rights and privileges EMO, ed by other good
c1 MS" they are called in the petitions reported the
petitions to The Senate and ssksd that the COMMITTEES
might be discharged from their further conside ration
MIR VAN scHoosHovEs said that.a consi u,ional cues.
ton was involved in this which the COMMITTEE
GREY not competent TO secd. as some
other committee. He did not know that il was in the
power the Legislature to pass an act TO restore these
persons to the rights Of czsnship he moved therefore
that the Commites on Grievances DO discharged, and
that the petitions be referred to the Committee the
Judiciary.
Mr. BEERS Uhe sheridsn) made some wicked and awful
y causc remarks on the motion TO change The reference
or the petitions IL was too bad he said TO commit the
fate OF these brave martyrs who had done nothing but
murder, and who were only ntlemen assassns, TO
cold calculating committee like the Committee on the
Judiciary. Two honorable members OF this body had
presided at the council fires and slept tho wgwsms of
the Indian" gentlemen, and it might readily be supposed
that these Senators entertain fellow feeling with
their calico constituents. These petitions ought there
FORE tobe referred TO these honorable Senator's with in
sructions to make a report upon the subject He took
that II was the duty Of remember hiG friends
Mr. fouNG-ro remember their Creator III the days Of
their youth Laughter load and long
MIR BEEss-Yes; ii the Chairman oil the Committee ON
Grievances and his honorable colleague Harris)
created by these assassins they ought TO
member Thorn. lPerceptibe sensation
Mr. Beers remarks were suspended on account Of the
arrival OF the hour for the resu mpton OF the special
order.
On motion of Mr. JONES the special order was deferred
by the Senate for fifteen minutes
Mr.. Beers resumed; there something moro bitter
than AZ in his remarks He spoke without reservation
or qualifications every word freghted with pungent
sarcasm and contempt Of the concave Of cunning
their political success Mr. John Young was not spared
The hour set apart for the consideration of the special
order having again arrived, Mr. Beers took his seat
Mr. HAND moved that the special order be further post
poned.
Mr. HARD objected There were certain Senators pre-
sent who were attempting to delay the public business
IN order to bring the present administration into disre
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INHE subscriber has just received cement without
cury) for filing cath invented aud recently improved
by tho FIRST Surgical Dentst, IN the world be
.vsd to be the best article of the kd offered the
profession. For sale at the Dental Depot Of
JOSEPH 7. MURPHEY,
$50 Broadway
Orders by mail, accompanying ST. have jar jby
express t23 srh
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FOR SALE.

Fur SALE,
nd A THREE STORY HOU Sc on 2sd street between
m The End and I'd Avenues 1t is we'll FMS od ard
plete with the latest including kitchen
range sunk, cold aud b. hs, Closets &c laap
marble mantle, throughout the house yard Of fifteen
front, End French Windows The
OF Of six houses the south side of the
For further particulars apply to VY5E SONS,
II linz ia Peari street.
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RATHBUN'S HOTEL,

I6l, 163, 100 y lb7 Brodd,cdy, Neto York.
suA This new and magnificent establishment, recently
.:1 opea ed Public Hotel is fitted modem styis,
Ex with the latest improvements, and Of sufficient ca
pacity TO accommodate 26e persons.
Desines spacious Dining Hall il contains an unusu
VI mber of pleasant Psrlos with large well ventilated
ar location is desirable and convenient both for
CUISINE aud pleasure being between Courandt and Liberty
strfss l.,
OF most comfor able, pleasant and business like
places Of New York, aad pains expense will
- spared his meet the Of his guess,hsrs
hoping shsre liberal In the public while he
remains the ublics humble servant, Is. kATHBUN
iy1 lmsrc
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UNITED eTATEs MAIL LINE.

.s-sgSS,s -, FOR ALBANY AND TNOY, VIA
E-~-l.za1fing last summer the Heusato ic Railroad
has been elad with heavy Rail, from Bridgeport
d+y's excepted At "a oelos; A; N. :,
leaves the foot Of Market H. r. for Bride epo Daily
At So ocl1ck Nj No freight taken in the Passenger Line
Passengers the Cars Bridgeport without change OF
Cars Baggage Crates. arrive in Albany and Troy
o'clock f. NJ New Cara and Locomotive snes have
procp and the Road in every equal the
New England Road.
(l5-A freight Line by Steamers Nimrod and Michigan,
daiiy-Fre sht Tariff same last yesr-For further
ticulars a. quire the Office Market Fier and
at bviugs,ou aud Wells Express, 10 Wall .treel
fei ~ q. VI. PERRY. Agent.
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NEEDLES, FISH HOOKS, AMI FISHING
TACKLE

HGgM AS and THOMAs H BAIh, ISs Mnden . LsnnsJ
eyed aud Other qualities of Needles with the large
selec as,ortmtnt Of Fishing Tackle ever
lmpDr ed into SDuntv OF Martin KelieYb.
nahaneey, and Hollow Poiat L,neIek Hooks; .spshns
KIRBY Beut Salmon, ViKius flark Fish, KIRBY Bent
sass aud Rock. Trout snd Kirby River Hooks hsed Ao
'f1e Limerick KIrby salmon. and all Others anoodsd
OF gimp Nv scj snd single Yut. Flies Minnows, Silk
s;seed and Spun slik Lines, Gsss tIsI and Trsot Fly
American kees. ishior Baskets COX ard Hoo Floats
wIh every other description of Fi1hng Taeile, sod
moderate ioS Msiden Lane stairs Pearl
"a
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49, Foo LiVEnrUUI. Inc superior, last railing
eYhslNs packet ship BAVAKl Howe having most
ssixs Of 20 Engaged and going board will have
I'm aouiste desVstth.
Fremsindsr feisht passage, having very handsome
q, extensive state Accommodation apply on board at -
VT VI" Woodruff 4 MINIURN, 81 southst
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REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON.

REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON.
VIA NORWICH Il WOR- "a, Vs1b
sssfyea 81 ester, without change ofaSAkILA
4 49,, SChrs or Baggage. or without 2TH{&&
,ating their Norwich, are in;af.d he
Il: communicates through by steamboat and railroad
This line ompaned through 6y the
ductor Of the who will have particular charge OF their
baggage, and who will otherwire give his attention their
ease aud comfort.
This line south side Her RIO. North River foot Of
Battery Place daily Sundays erccpted) O'clock p NJ,
The Jew steamer WORCESTER Capt. Van rslt, Leaves
ever tuesday Thursday and Satu o'clock, r.
tn steamer CLkOPATHA, Captain Williams, leaves
every Monday, "Wednesday, aud Friday 81 O'Clock,
Eor further Information, inquire Of j. ". VANDERBILT,
No Ratt"ry risc- North Bivsr. DDS 'rrc
cssssss} RI wiz Ek AkaANGEM@NG (. The
S----z-ssZ- AID Steam Transportation Line-The sub
stsntid propeller Trumbull Captain Daniel Havcns
will irly Norwich and New York. making
TWO passages west leaving New York from pies Il r.
Old SlIp. For feghi which will be taken
OF passage having elegant accommodations apply the
Captain, on board,
e. A. BILL, Norwich Conn and 10
j9 In@~ I.& sRit't@ ~ South Ne~York
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-. BKlrlsh AM NOtrH .AatA
~ II .lss-zss CAN ROYAL. Ni..L STEAM SHIPS
sss :: i;saoi 1900 and $40 horse power each,
der contract with the Lords of the Adm
qGs in 4 4 q f1 Go.,
BRITANNIA. 80. Capt J: Hewitt.
chND1Mh..' $3.50. '.Capt' ~ e SuakiH
viii sal tfom Liverpool ard BossS Wis HsIifaI a. fol-
Iowa
Hbema. Fep !. laH HiberGa. Jan. T. l9tT
Cambria March l. 1917 Cambria. Feb 4, la1
Hibe nis April l. 1917 Hibernia. March 4, 1871
fAssAsE MorEg.
ttofn boston 10 Liverpool. Ice. Size
No berhs secured until paid for These shin: carry G..
perenced surgeons No freight except specie received
days OF sailing.
Cor ffcsh any 9th information spply to
y. BRIGHAM Jr., Agent,
AFFAIR NDEH 81 CO. Is, 6 Wall st.
6y~ Ia addition TO the above line between Lily. r-o
HIifx ant Boston contract hss been entere 80 visa
Her hajsGys government to establish line between LIZ
erpnol ard New York direct The steamships Tor this ss,
wee being bG End early year uotice will
be given when they III Under the new
ooenct will sail Saturday during eight
mouths, and every fortnight during the other
year. Gomg alternately bstween Liyespoo and HnlifaI
snd Bo-to". aud between Liverpoo and New York jsr
GNEAI BkIr,IN and IRELAND
rsT. =. n rEEsONs wishing remit money TO
'ssft y\ fprisnd ireland, Scotland or Wales will
e. 50, do we'll to apply 70 the subscribers, At the
xsSsEas234 old Is sbiished passage Office, z75 P.ari
e>~1<AN-@-> treet, where susual drafts are furnished
for Large smN movuts tie National Bank OF Ireland
Northern ssskng Co. end National Bank OF Scotland, paya
bic GA demand Il tbs branches thIoug out both
conatnes Wit ont discount also, on X q cL1 e. co,
beaaelE, lnndOs, AID On q. ORlMSbAW X 20 Liver
pool. Apply 5Aa'L TN MPSOE NEPHEW,
J.3 ln~tb Old k,trbsbed Passage Office, 23 Pearl Sc
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No. 1903 Front street, OF to
BOYD X HINCkEN, Agents,
l1fe sTonnns Buildings. SO Wall. cor. Water 81.

~ & & ~
THE ONLY REGULAR LINE OF GLASGOW
PACKETS
W J. Il. TAPSCOTT beg TO inform their friends and
w. the public that they for the Regular Line
of Glasgow Packets sailing from Glasgow the 18th. and
from New York the t Of every month The following
FIRST class ships comprise the Line -
The BROOKSBY, SANACEN,
ADAM CARR, ANN HARLEY
Persons wishing for their friends Of
Scotland, them brought in the above
Packets easopabe they sail from Glasgow punc-
tuay the 18th of month"; and commanded by
perenced captains accustomed to the passenger and
noted for their kindness to For farther
apply w. & J. r. TAPSCOTr,
dor Is South street. I'd door below Burling slip.
NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
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wltAg h.l.i-,Na AooUn &t;ssAxIOax.
CHANGE OF HOURS
g. ca g u

o. ca s ~ %
LONG ISLAND KA LKOAD.
wlSrEB b.s T. s Hiss. :: aS : Monday
SIs .sss: y:s
sssH 4. NJ, daily for orsenpoTt and inferno
LEAVE oarnsssfss: A. NJ daiy accommodate. train
,tsHr M. iBs.tOn Trainl o. oa the arrival Of
ISsy.;i .. = P1ns st 81: Georges Mss@ Sd
LEAVE n ssa sases
NJ, for Esoofiyn or on the arrival ' Of Bo:,o.
sion-Ieave Raos,yn asa NJ io5 Thompson saisr%s
as coisel H.
FAss fo,-ssdford. 8 csnu; East New Ys1l lax; Race
Sc. Ts. a ssf'si dunn Il. .:
;ica cqsrl m H:IH,tssa tx Tgs.eh csi,
s 81 saaoS SsSss
tss
81 s 81 II ~ BSssos
Stages are readiness on tho arrival Of Trains at the sew.
raj Stations take at very low cs TO all parts
Baggage will be readiness foot Of whitehall
street receive baggage the several ain 20 minutes
leaves GIsfspo,s for Sag ,1 H,r
NEW YORK AND NEW BKUNSWlCk,
Fisher will cOmmeuc. her regular tips 70,
X>--ka-@Z- ths season, between New Brunswick and
Nav lok Monday the l't day of March l:,vlng New
Ffsnch's Dock South Amboy Perth Anboy, Bentley TOT,
ten RosvJle Tutis, and Chelsea arriving in New York
about oh o'clock.
Returniag will New York the foot Of Barclay
atreet * O'Clock, T. NJ. for Now Brunswick, land
abgve
Ho,es carriages all kind. freight taken the
usual rices.
B-Al sirht srecie and baggage taken at the risk OF
New Brunswick. 21d Feb uarv, lsl7. n5Iwsr
.ssagsA IA The rROPRlErORs Of Steamboats,
Esss- ishng Bells hung would do well piy
ON boaid tho .teamboa,s tNi.ssrs, IIor
Witch, Governor ireu bo-t John Woreese Ira
ye0er Tho mas Powell, &c, ard examine III HcMERs
style 81 Bell Hanging. and and
ed Tor BY II. X. No Ann,t f2i Im'rrn
NOTICE.
skx9Ea dye On and after Friday, November goth, ths
stcamboat SYLPH Captain Brartsd will
make the following trips and from Staten
Island until further notice, VIZ
Leave Nav YORK. Lsavs Statss is.sS
AZ 9 Il. Nj At ca
II A.. 10
N. I'm
SO ~" nisr
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FOR SALE CHEAP,

&N Ia RURAL LIFE, fronting the beautiful Rsritan
H Bay comm sndnga full auA view from the gh-
80. lands Of Nevesmk to the Narows. Large and small
farms improved and unImproysd property, the
chasss all times suit their fancy selection Of
pery.
Also fourteen valuable building lots West Bloomfield,
adjoining the Methodist Church parsonage and
poste the New Episcopal Church. Terms easy. Persons
DESTROYS Of retiring from the city healthy location
where along the share obtain all Information desired by
let post TO w u HAYNES, Report, Monmouth county,
New TBS I'M
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ERVALENTA

ERVALENTA.
I'VE undersgned have constantly hand fresh supply
OF Ervalents, valuable remedy in obstinate OF
constipation. Put up pound packages For sale, whole
sale and retail, by DELLUC CO,
Apothecariss and Chemists. Sole sueesssorst to
PLACE h SOUTHLAND,
M lm"rc No Park Row snd 5si broadway.
DALLEY'S 4 CONNELL's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
COUNTRY merchants can be supplied with the true
" articles in quantities. and prees that cannot fail
to snt to get the original AID genuine the
COMolOtK X GO.
NB-wsnted Is TO 20 travelling agent, from different
States. each TO furnish his team. fs Imere
GUS HAIR DYE
nATCHELOR's Liquid Hair Dye, is the heu article yer
ID Offered or colonng the hair 20 perfectly even ana
black brown, without staining lurins the SKID
by hundre no hsye ~ the obiyPe
feet Hair Dye yet dscovr ed. sold whole ana rsail oy
WI BACHELOR Wall street., near bioadhW
PNTENT ENVELOPE PAPt.-
LIVE HUN DRED KEAMS Pateut Envelope Paper ssu
able for putting up ard cohr~ Just receissd
and for sale by FhlsSk n gNvvhS.
feJ lmr % and VI Nssar
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cases old Connecticut Seed eaf robsc eoors
Also Segars Of all brards and isses, including im
ted expressly for prvste kes with otber
suitable for the sde Just received few Of the brand
aqua SiSuANieo imported solely by the subscriber.
Otders received and uny attended Tor ali classes
OF ssgs Ao for ssie, ell kinds Of Sookns Tobsceo OF
American, Spani h, German, and Turkish manufacture, In
GLIDING the celebrated scsIfalati.
Also Snuff Of all kind including the celebrated "CoyxN
HAGEN" and "NAcHiTosHss" 4 A. sAMANO.
f2i imsrc ~ Hssdw,y In Starr
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FOR SALE OR TO LET,
- ONE both Of the handsome story brick hou'es
IN and lots Nos 465 and 4s7 Droome street, Broad
G2 way. stable is attached to No ts7. which will be
der. The location is extremely desirable. Apply o.
VIM. x JNO O'BRIEN,
80 Wall street.
G-si5,oso to loan bond and mortgage,
i.oI II .,Uh
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W. BROADWAY, CORNER OF JOHN STREET,
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
$4,000 From the Be. ton Traveller
- MOS vERBENA GRE Asl-Ths shaving compound
~ now all the vel among tonsorisi professors
among those who prefer to gather their duns
The rbers OF lasts twice long the
quanysf snyother while those who
save the sxpences declare that with the Vebena Cream
dui will smoother face lh,n Of the old
with sharp steel; besides fragrant the
sotening the skin, Of freekes pnples
&c and what u better than all ia these hard times IL sold
almost for sopg
Wholesale and retail, by CHARLES H. RING,
fe3 imerh Druggist io2 Broadway corner John Of.
MOURNING COLLARS AT WHOLESALE.
THE best To be found in the city at w snclars t<h
l. Canal street Southern and country dealers will End IL
TO their advantage cal. before they purchase rs imsr
CYRUS w. FIELD CO, No; Burlins slip. offer for
" sale large assortment OF Printing. Writing, Wrapping,
Hardware, Envelope Hanging, ard coIored Paper.
Paper Of any size or qualify made 10 order.
The highest market pric.s pad cash for baSGnE
bale rope cuttings bssspE Canvass and all
CYRUS w FIELD & CO.,
fr4 lm--r No. Buring slip, N.
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SR(IAI2S

HAVANA AND ST. JAGO LEAF TOBA eco.
A A. sANA AMOS. ~ Brosdway, up stairs (opposits
"a. Trirv thsfebj fsIs for sale. lo salt purchas
ers. at Wholesale sat retail.
Is. bales y.y.s. Leaf Tobacco wrappers and hIlsn.
81 :" Cumberland H.rbor. y
~ st Jsro Leaf TobsccoE
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z Nnn DOZsA PATENT sHlKRED sUSrEN
C,OOODERs, embracing over t~sn.y st. stiles s. ssd
obbeTs and aud retail BY The only msnuhctu
the bc the United States and eielosve o.ner o
goods IL III. IN
f25 I'm 20 Courlanet street
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=
err. 5TILL greater attraction at ARCHY'3, No. John
ys "A. g. has Just received by the last
HSIff Europe considerable addition to isalresoy
T most extensive stock Of Singing and Fancy Bi dis -
wing will be found $50 Of the choice
description Of LONG Breed I'D Dutch C.naries mated and
prepared 10 for hatchng Bird Cages Bird Seeds
and all other things pertaining to the above will all times
be found at Archys, No. 5 John st.
~ B-Shetnnd Ponies, King Charles Spanels, Italian
0rcyhounds aud other fancy dogs constantly hand
San early inspection 10 requested this is without
jonbt the best selection he has ever offered j26 mrc
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THE eoparner.hip heretofore erstng between the
Y de ~igned under the firm Of Bsowr BReoxs, 10 this
dv BY mutual consent The optstsndug debts Of
The firm will be settled by Mr. Brooks, whom all debts
due be paid. End ~ the settlement which
BE- !. stghorized " ufe the name OF the firm.
n. BROWER,
SAMUEL BROOKS.
NV Vow jan a. ia4T ix Imse
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HOUOE.
~ THE KEErER OF the above house, having retiree
esi8 from the business, the house will be let on
moderate terms for Que or nSmber Of year,, com
menciug the first Of March This establishment be
we'll known, also the celebrated pond ad
joining il needless to For particulars apply
the subscriber the premises
N D. The above Establishment would be rented very lou
THOMAS FLOYD JONES.
OysrEaBAy l.. fl3 O mar srrc
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CHENJ AS HOTEL,
SUMTERVlLLE, S. c..

The undersigned, proprietor Of China's
Hotel, at Sumter Court House, S. c., res
Pectfully informs his friends and The pub
lie, that he has thoroughly rcftted his Ho.
tel, and that it is now in complete order
Tor the accommodation Of Bnarlers, Visi-
ters and the Travelling Public.
He returns his sincere thanks TO the
public at large for their generous and Iibe.
raj patronage, and hopes by strict a,ten.
,ion 10 their comfort TO meri, its conlinu-
ance.
His establishment is conveniently silua.
ted on the Main street, near the Court
House, and will be found convenient 10
members Of the Bar and Planters visiting
The Court House on business. His table
will be carefully and reenlarly furnished.
JOHN CHINA, Jr.
Dec. 16, 1916. = If
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ESTRAY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT

Mary Inglesby
vs.. In the Comm Pleas.
Eleanor Spann.
Whereas Eleanor Spann, who is in Gus
tndy of the Sherilnf Sumter District by
virtue Of n surrender of Bail in the above
stated case, and the said Eleanor Spann
having filed in my office her petition, pray.
ing for the benrii, of the Act Of the Gen.
cral Assembly, (nr the relief Of lnsolvcnt
Debtors. together with schedule Of her
estate and effects.
Notice is hereby given to the said Mary
lnglesly and all other creditors of the
SAID Eleanor Spann I" appear at :he Cour,
House for Sumter District on the first
Monday after the fourth Monday in March
next, 10 shew cause. if any they can, why
the estate and effects Of The sail Eleanor
Spann should nol be assigned, and she be
discharged according to The provisions Of
the Act Of the General Assembly for The
relief Of insnlvrnl debtors.
}. NJ. DARGAN, c. c. r.
Clerks Office, Sum. Dist.
january :, lsl7, 10 l3.
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TO PRINTERS,
Type :EOfss,dyy and Printers
Furnishing Warehouse.

TIE Subscribers have opened a NEW
TYPE FOUNDRY in the city Of New
York, where they ate ready /" supply or
ders to any extent, for any kind of JOE or
FANCY TYPE. and every article ncccs.
sary for Prln,ing Office.
The Type. which are cns, in new moulds,
from an entirely new sci Of materials, with
deep counters, are warranted Ia be unsur.
passed by any. and will be sold al prices to
suit the times.
Printing Presses furnished, and also
Steam Engines Of the most approved pat.
terms.
N. D. A Machinist is constantly in at.
tendance 10 do light work.
Editors of newspapers. who Will kuy
three times rs much type as their bills
amount t", may give The above six months
insertion. in their papers. and seud their
paers containing il To the subscribers.
COCKCROFT & OVEREND,
trt. s. lS46. 6mF 6S Ann ST.
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South Carolina--sumtcr Dist.

TN ORDINARY. -
Mary Mccoy. vs.. John Brown and 9TH
rs.-Smmmons ir Partition.
II appearing To my satisfaction, that Ma.
than kinscy and children. defendants, in
the above stated case, reside out of the
State: 1t is therefore ordered. that they dn
appear, and object to the division or sale
of the Real Estate Of BurrcIl Brown, de.
ceased, on or before the 9Th day Of Feb
ruary next. or their consent will be enter
cd Of record.
w, LEWIS, o. S. d.
Nov. 9Th, 1S46. IL,