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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11
MAY0's GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES.
THE MISSES MURRAY,

ANlSG taken convenient and pleasantly situated house
Marshall street. above Isl would be glad
few Ladies' small family. Boarders They prepared
accommodate Ladies attending the schools Of Richmond very
Of the principal Of which M Meal their house
! ated
For their fitness for such charge they make authorized
20 Mrs Mead Rev, VIM NORWOOD Judge Mason and Judge Robert
Nov l1--c.ui
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-11

NEGRO HIRING, Ec.-1he subscriber again offers his
~ his friends and the public for hiring Negoes renting
sU Houses and Collecting Clams RICH HILL. Jr.,
once 90 Main Street, corner below the Banks
Dsc1-dkctIOhJan
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JOHN HOWARD,
SUGRO HIRING AND GENERAL AGENo

rrITES In Inc Courts the City OF Richmond ana m E
~ NJ Henrco Office door 10 Wellington "ou1 civ
In street, between Bank and Main -
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GIN MAKING, SC. ),

We are prepared toiexecute orders to amy
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by
any made in the State possessing all the ADJ
vantages of the Falling Breast and Sliding
RIBS, which saves great deal in way of re-
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws.
with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly
injurc the finest staple, with an improvement
toregulate the noting of the cotton; onr brush
is constructed on plan, giving at once, The
advantages of lghtness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
OF Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for! themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that they shall have no cause to complain
either OF our work or prices. ~ 5;s
CABINET MAKING. ~
We are also prepared to do work in The
Cabinet line-such as Bedsteads. Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables. Cnpb6aras,
&c. &c. at short noticc,on liberal ferrns.
HUDSON 81 BROTHER.
Opposite Lhe PreSliaeriass church.
SumtervilIe, April %, 1917. 26 "
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hastened to the mansion. The baron
ness waited for them at the gate of the
courtyard. "a few of you,' said she,
Will be sufficient to put out this fire, or
prevent it from spreading. But now
provide yourself with arms, which you
Will lind in abundance in my husbands
armory. Post yourselves in the aven.
ues OF the cellar, and suffer not one
OF the murderers and robbers shut up
in it to escape.
Her directions were obeyed, and not
one OF them escaped the punishment
due to his crimes.
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New Spring s. Summer Goods

The subscribers have inst received and
arc now opening beautiful and well Sc
lected assortment Of Goods, suitable for
the season. Among their rich selection
will be fonnd-- Baragcs, Muslins. Cling
hams and every variety Of Calicocs
Also, for Gentlcmcn's wear Linen drills,
Drab d Eic's, and Coi,onades. A general
assortment, Cotton Goods, such as Brown,
Blcached and color'd IIomespuns Checks,
Bed Ticking % mud so inches; Cnr,righ,
Osnaburgs, Crockcry, Hardware, Shoes,
Hats, &c., &C., a, Charleston prices.
CLARK & LEWIS.
April IL 24 If
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New & Fashionable Clothing
GEORGE A. HYDE,
SUCCESSOR To HOUSTON & HYDE, 2S:} KING ST
Opposite Merchants Hotel.
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer

SUCCESSOR To HOUSTON & HYDE, 2S3 KING ST.
Opposite Merchants Hotel.
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in Clothing,
G.. 4. H. Respectfully invites the attention
OF his friends and the public to his large as
sortment of fashionable and Elegant Cloth
ing now OH hand, equal in every respect to
the best custom work, to which he is weekly
adding large supplies direct llom his own
Mandatory in New York.
This Establishment is conducted entirely
on the Cash Principles both in purchase and
sales, giving him great advantage in his Sc
lectlons and enabling him to to sell a, New
York rates. He is now offering this stock,
(Which is not excelled for rariety, style, beau
", and durability Of workmanship in the
Union, at such prices as to make il an induce
ment for purchasing to call before making
their selections. A superior assortment Of
Fine Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Canes, &c. Sc
constantly on hand.
With attentive and obliging salesmcn,
gentlemen can depend upon having their
wants supplied Immediately. All garments
warranted 70 fit we'll and give satisfaction in
every respect.
DTMr. JOHN II DARBY, long known in the
clothing line is now at this establishment,
where he would be happy to see and serve
his friends.
GEO. A. HYDE,
Succession to Houston g. Hyde
Charleston. May %, lS49. 30 1y
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More New Goods Received
NEW DRUG STORE,

The subscriber would respectfully inform
his customers, friends, and tho public sencr-
ally OF Sumter, that he has, and will constant.
ly keep on hand, Fresh and well selected
stock OF Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuiis,
Window Glass and Putty; Fine Soaps and
Fancy Articles; all OF which will be sold
cheap, by
R SIDNEY AiELLETT, ~ d.
One door nest Of McLcdn'S old stand
p, S. All orders from the country prompt
y attended 10.
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For Sale,

The subscriber offers for sale his planta-
ton, situated between Sumtervlle and State
burg, containing 500 acres of land; q good
dwelling House and out-buldings, with an
excellent Grst Mill: the Mill House is in
first rate repair, having been lately rebuilt on
an improved plan, good stand for custom.
with Gin house attached, running by wa
ter. Any person wishing to purchase can
apply to
CHARLES c. JACKSON.
Sumter, April 30, 1910. 27 If
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A CARD.

The subscriber, having taken, the corner
Store, known as AfcIsans) would, most
respectfully, acquaint his old Friends, and !
the Public at large, that he viii Mt all timcs
take pleasure TO accommodate them, in Cut-e
ting and Making up Garments, in the most
fashionable and substantial manner. 49,
lie will keep constantly on hand fresh
ana scasonable assortment, of Quitting, Of
Inc latest and most approved Fashions, and
h0Pes' ny punctua1ty and his desire TO pleasa
all, to merit continuance of their Pafro,.s
age and confidence. gI'z ~ ,sss
Jan. 10, 1910, u "ss
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS

Thankful for past lavonrs, the subscriber
wishes to inform the public that he still
Manufactures COTTON GINS at his Es-
tablishmcnt in Statesburg on the most i'm.
proved and approved plan, of the most sim
pie construction of the finest finish, and of
the best materials, to wit, Steel .Sa,cs and
Sieei plated ribs case hardened in which ho
will sell for two dollars per saw. He also
repairs old Gins, and puts them in com.
plete order at the shortest notice. All or.
ders for Gins will he promptly and punctu.
ally attended to.
WILLIAM ELLISON.
siatehurg, 5. G.. April II, lS40 u ii
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Clothing

a fine assortment OF Ready Made CIo,hinr
with Shirts Drawers Cravats Gloves &c. -
Pahama Leghorn and palmieaf Hats
broad brim iur do, ve-y low for Cash.
l.. B. HANKS. r.
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rsIlcenEinsEls, ,Nr.

The suhscriber, through The solicitation Of biass
trends, has made arrangements 10 stand his csYe
bfatrd Horse BuCEpHALUS. Jr.s In Sam1et
district. the ensuing Spring. Said Horse may
9e o expected to pass through Sumtefrille, by
futon, and perhaps Stateburg, nd IL, ths F,rS
OF Black River; and any oihrr place wha.e spf,s
iicientiy encouraged aud convenient TO bis route.
which will he determined by the grsoI;s. ~ "
ESriaaS--I'uccphaiu Jr., will be tst 10
mares at Si.OG Ss.00the season. and ssI9. .Oisy
10 insure; e5 cents 10 the groom In every i'm.
stance. Parting with The mare fosIsi.s Ina tn.,
surance IN every instance. Every caro- win Be-
taken to prevent accidents but no liability should
any. occur.
~ Is. Where company Of or 8 mares ~
made up by responsible persons, ana The Hofsas
aud Groom furnished free of charge as he 4 =,
ing round through tho season, viii reduce ii,s
season to 81, and the Insurance to- SID. ,.iIE
also give the same chance to all those ysho iesf
disposed I 10 palronze my fiorse upon SAID INA!
PEDIGREE.
Bucephalus Jr., was 90, by J. r. Rosa,ats
BuccPhalus; he by W,llamson's Bedford &c Wiz.
cna. ard he by Old imported Bedford Old
Bncephans' dam waa by old king iferod. md.
ne BY 'i,wg Twig by the old imported James.
ms e. dam was, according 10 information, d
Med'cy, Bucephains Juniors dam was rot by
old White Oak Split: he by Ilepia (soll ;f,si s;,,t
whose performances Ms Race Harss y,as stsi.;
established on The Camden Turf, and he out pf3
the old imported Raiilc.the- Cash; Hue.ph6ins
'fs. e. dam was goi by Marcus 50 3
camln here publish n long list of certificates
rom Giie'eh' Districts relative 10 bnceniaiss
IRE reputation as foal getcr, bot sieeI, i; uss
irss' MS reference can be lind Ia his printed hiss
ana 10 citizens Of Sumter District. Uha have
seen ei his colts aud know They wtll ne. splgsg
W eoiiippt'son WIN those ot8nnS othrr u1rse. IS
hts - IN MES II flyrfE W Al tASss ss5s
Marcl, II, lsto. 90 sa,
5000, Spanis;l,. half Spanish did
American Scrars aud iine Cl,cytif,sr gohss ss;
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Merchants Hotel,
HSK S'TEEN &, HDIVVEHg,
Corner Of fing and Society Streets,

OV'HtT y NHB "HH OOcIe7y 'STce1S,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
This Hotel, situated in the business part
OF the city, offers every desirable comfort
and convenience to the Travelling Commu-
nifty, and Permanent Boarders. The estab-
lishment is conducted strictly on Temper
ance principles. TERMS MODERATE.
DJAn Omnibus and Carriage will attend
the Steamboat Wharf, and also to the Rail
Road Depot, for the accommodation of Pas
scngers
Feb 81 II ly
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Columbia Branch.
Dozen.
Camden Train.
Dozen.

Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

n arch = P N.
AsHEs are quiet st 30 ~ 81, Tor pots aud pssrls
Co1TOr The d, aisf. are asking higher pross tnoush
NO operations are reported TO now tbs exact Of
the MARKET FLorR, &c The market Toe Wesssrn
fsur 10 without change from yesterday, and
mssd prevails Saes add up 500 nols. q .;orn 80
h..r Of coo bushels southern yellow st Gle. Rva
and OATS are before, with msd-rats saies. Pae-
vs,oss.-Thsrs IL but little inquiry for say dsssrp-
ton. Pork sDd beef remsisvd the same. Lsrd Il
settled BY The and the are small
W HisREy 70 auii at 2Sxo for States pr son
FRIDAr, March o-ePM.
The two week later intel igence bro sgut By
SSloo tos re.oiar edition Of sos s'.S
bresdstos Merchants ~ 70 inolioed ID was for the
receipt OF private letters bsfors operating to aoy con-
sses limited. Corn sold st sosut previous rates.
considerable tals Of meal made on tsrns STATED
pork vas shade better; while prime npoio.liy
the eens. There vas no change In beef 0-oosr'sA
tod to moderate extent VT A-ut sny material sn.sse
in prices Cotton nrner, and sass were made At
No advance ever previous rates. Freigh1 we're
uLresli~d, on account Of the news.
BR,Aosi 1 Fiouv.-Ths aggregate Gales reached
about / 500 2OOO DBL, including wsstsra aad tnts
STATE common snd straight brsnds ss s. ~ S. ~
SIS StN inoIsd.d in the above we're 800 oo~ wsatssA
IA hop At So So so do Western nAt noop 1t S. 60
ana 20s . SO New Orleans, st etSik. RAsas -Noss
Of cons.quence vas Offering .se qaotatssas we're
mIpa Cosn- Sales about A 0Vv busAols Of South
srn yellow we're made ~ 60 and 4VVo do do at Sc
Mesi Sales II about oos bbis. .ds ct s161x
i've. SAFES Of 800 bu' hsis made on privs.s
lei ms Fer Let If hsndsems barley 66o vss o0sfed
There charge In oats
COr1sN.- The advance oetvsd by telegraph to day
was quite ubexps ted TO operators. aud our msrkst
advanced quarter to three esnJhs OF cent in
quence with sAiss OF l,tVO bAss
CoSJEK.- Ss-r bsve beer osds Of 500 bags Java, -
30 to 10. ana SO Rio, ~ one 10 6ho
fh,ioHra Eneas. mshts We re nsderAtes IS shib9 sss
w-ie disposd TO Walt Tor s'ssmsrs nsss before .asr
Ing the IL Arket Cotton tngssed TO Liyerpoa ct
: I6d., and corn nj I'd. For haur "a. u wss xsket
ft6 cotton tS Havre &c w. Sfsrd
fsyir We sales OF 2SO0 ,x'. Mss.tea oraagss,
Mt about 81 20 800 dss st lkc 900 ssxVs hu.c
rsis W.. Ut 81 sV. asd tUe BASKETS w. uisgtoo pea
nut. NJ 81 to RIO ia cseh wIJch Al tmp ecsspeat,
Es.,HtPs.- Sses have bee" made OF 40ov iAs.
prtps Western i've n rte, " 31t.u
G.n.soe We neuoe sAsss Of 1870 lbs - $50. casa.
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kOHE IL ~.

A MEXICAN AGENCY, rARls-C. COMBIER. OIaEcrOa
IA hue Norre sue des VICTORIES, a. the 8ourss For
ward!ng sgebt snd Eentr ! ooE mition erchsnt
express agency in rara fr.set Hue Eotra Dame
dee NIo No. the To tnis estsbshmsnt
orleans gre Europe their usssge, aud
orders. Paakssss rdsd all Of Europe Iafrma
top bivep commercial raveps Subsor ption
all I'd ertsusntS Pur haze Any 10
cnmswob reading 10 attached to the agency all
sdess with and despatch the
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The FLOOD IN THE MISSISSIPPI The New Or
leans Ptcoguse OF the 25th ut gives the iollowin
news OF the Use In the Mississippi rlver:-
BATON kouGE Feb 2}2P VI.
reported that the river four inchss within
the last forty eight heurs There Ia an Increase Of
drift te cay IL IN not known where from.
There great excitement along the coast at the
prof Iect OF overflow
Tie water Is very great aud IL It
tinues much logger will have very bad effect upon
the back lsrds.
heavy crevssse has lately hsppe ned at Lobfsls"
some i've nty Des above, the west eide that do
ing much damage. One gentieDAn lost all his
larfes In the cist~rn.
The Baton Rouge Demofrdt,c elaborate OF Wed
nesday last, has this arucle the same subject:
The river st this point IL stiiI rising slo~iy. We
bear OF smother crsvssse West Baton Rou11 front
ing the plantation 81 John l.. Lobde, Eco aud m-a-
curing eighteen seres In breadth The bxog
caOsed by this break sxte nd for many miles
below A destructive crevases Ia reported having
occurred on this eide the river, mice bsiow here
At hat psrtculsr point have not yet beef OLE
learn We were crsd,bly Informed yesterday. th~A
many OF the planters are in.uriDg their sugar
stored IN their svgsr houses ad chat others
ing their next crops.
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APPOINTMENTS nEH EwRD EvREY MoxsISs


ITO LIT. or LEAoB-TAB sTORR AND BAskNkNT,
aad he third asd 9th Of Tho large new ana
substantially bm nvs Quincy rin, building ~ Shs
above Third betwsen the Banh OF Nertn
the tspkhn Bo~se ThlsdslphiA me stse OF the bs.ds
thirty feet ops by hu.drsd deep 10 furpi.nsd
IRE proofs Oh and baesst win water Ans oA o.
yeris,cs IN syer scr and the whole 70 warned irm ,.
Pha Hpha AND the 10 s~sbls TOT banking HOUSE. Tor
h carpet store paper hanging China or ancton stsre or
ether wces nshs the nest asniAssnt easg saloon e VIE CITY,
ID ssccnd story bas bn sa 10 aad By tbs
no,ss isss Of tsleaph north aud ssute
from the city Also " LEI lsass ths subs ausay o SD
ase =: was,r asd c.s IN svsry sssr and
nay 10 dsdre<- Apply 10 SWAIN. AogCLA s1uM0Na
rs'sar of'~~ ~h'rN asS rh~s~.t s.-~~.s pNssAspAa.
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Gen Houston, OF rsxa.. has Gus Ia Q long let
ter Of retaliation sgsii ct Nr Calhoun reply she
chaTees made sg Lst him by tho latter gentle Of
to the interests Of tho south AZ
to cooperate with the southern members Of Cong
In the movement sgsipst the Wilmos proviso.
COL John B. Weller, com missioner to run the Next
car boundary and suite, Left Nov Or~sus the ist
inst. for Lhssres, whence they viii proceed to San
Diego
Pr-siden Taylor holds his levees daily from II 70
o'sook The members OF the cabinet called 81
h,m u Tkur,dsy
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The quantity Of upland cotton shipped from Ssvsn
psh for the month Of F. brusry the
,hipptd for the corresponding mt nth in 1913 by
32l sos lbs Sea Issb 744 and Of rios o72 c,'k'
ard the aggregate value of exports for Fssruy 1919
exceeds that for the came month in 1s48 $3.50 o5i.
This must be very satisfactory to tn. commsroia CON-
n,ty of Savannah. The average home valuation OF
cotton for the month this year 6xc against s1fs
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Markets..

BALTIMORE, March 1913.
The steamers news unsettled he markets. Sales Of
x00C0 bushel. prime red wheat ported terms
not made public Sales If Howsrd street dour we're
made ct SIX 81 SIX; ana Of city mills 1T 50 SIX
4 sSA. Corn mes-Ss ~ we're N. do ut 50 60. Rye
6our quote 81 So 31K corn. prime white. at 41o.
. arc; yello ST klc u 62s The sales reach about
1000 bushels Glover sssa 81 per bushels No change
an other articles
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Captain Hunters Funeral Ne,o York Pwblishsrs
aad Philadelphia Jsdges- P,ekpoek t., fc.

PHILADELPHIA, .Iarch 9, 1910.
The funeral OF the late Captain Hunter, yester-
day, was attended by quite an imposing array of
the military, under the command Of Major Scott.
The ri mains were inferred in the Christ Church
burial ground, the volleys over the grave belng
fired by the whole battalion, Of FIVE companies.
In consequence of the agents OF the New York
Police Go>ette being deferred trem vending thai
sheet by Judge Parsons, Of the editors arrived
here last evening with several thousand copies,
which he has been dlsposlng OF, day, to tho
newsbOys, ind the streets are vocal with tho
cry of that interdcted sheet. The Judge is. him.
St The subject OF spicy article In II, and It will
Probably INDUCE hIm 10 take some action in the
premises. The agents, who have pie AIDED guilty
il publishing libel by selling the paper, are to be
brought ur tor trial to. morrow.
Mr.. Wilmer, of the trm OF Wilmer & Brother,
gold penctcase manufacturers, OF 1874 Broad way,
Tad his pockets pIckt of large wallet, contain
ny large amount He was the terry boat, on
h't way 10 New York, and did not discover his
loss until he had laaoed at Camdea.
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ME-. Crawford, the ne. svcretsry Of War, had not
arrived 1t Washing ton GU rtursd4y evening
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Minnesota TRKATY.-The late President OF the
United States, although the bill Tor the organize
tIOn OF the Minnesota Territory was so altered as to
CoEf~r on him such row-r, made no nominations
to offices in thst territory Washington Unton
M0yth T.
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TaE " EEIKLN herald.
This sNest filed wit che weeks nova, will he pub
Ishsd ct nine o'clock this NOR ming.

Ths Detailed Report Of The Closing Scenes in Congress- List Of
Acts Passed by Tbiristh Congress- Full Particulars OF the
Washington pcu'ipg the Speeches
Gen Taylor Vice PRESIDENT Fillmors and others; the Iasu
suraon Balls wsships.on Our Ishnus Corcspondenee;
Tsatical and Fss nahe In telrrcs; Local News tbs In
sseo fron Europe received BY the Steamship America ~
Half Letter from the bon Henry Clay Emancipation
variety OF Editorials; Commercial and Marine Ahars; ~
Iatsst Information by Telegraph, &C., no. no
subscription price - per snaum. Single copies--
Sixpenoe.
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SHlPP1NSs.

INFECTION FOR PILOrs.-vRssELs SUBJECT TOvISI.
- a,ion BY tia HEATH Every vessel fr foreign
having and evey having a. during
Of Small ros, or iaeotious contagious
tine. ALI vessels from port 10 the ord
sge fr,m WHICH he must P.ss south Of Caps Bsnop'a- nv
W between the Thirty 81 May and the @xsatn day u
October And all vessels rum plac ncsding isandl
Africa the Mediterranean from any o. West
lnds Bahama Bermuda. slai from
~ America In the ordinary from which
Of Georgia arriving between the hrs dy ~ April And tho
day Of November, ALEX B wHITIN0 health On er.
journal II Commerce, Evening Post aaa sun please
LNON SALF.-TBE bUlL ~ ThR 81 BSTA MI AL SHAN
boat BAXTER OAK gu turtben aad
10 trt rate idr ba,ibG uet ben dooked AID found
excellent condition. she wsll calculated for basg, will
Can be present
Dosk foot T Tenth street Sc aud
For tsfDs apply aptan Sanford 56 Esst Boaa way
r. and o. foot Of Ninth
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Howe KoNo go s-Arr Rodrigo Lsneh verpoeL via Re
Jt neiru. Tn 6ea Witch. frvm POI IN
POOL, Feb l2-3ld ds"ps Cobb New York Esabrh h.
6ami en- UfIhan Eye. IA h. and put back l5th
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n l0Re FRkkES BsaNbY-LANpxN0,A AT PIRa No. 9
IL A. r. n m rpss from terdeAsx, l85 pokngss Of Co
nae Iscyr rr~rs- BcrSssux, Henry L. Chat the
stss brand Of b-snd1s, Of d6reut vpasss In w. " sud
pusV o, end dsrk Tor sale from IN asadre- GO
sais Tia trade k HkrRY LEGxR, LOO Wall srseL
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TUITION, Sss.

M ADeNE - NILE Va UCHEa, PRINCIPALS OF TnE
I1 FRI nch oxidng and Day choo, ~ Murray
respectfully inform the rents and aas Of their pills.
aIso friends and pub the
has boz reported siv,ns tter they ny
u the lst VI NAY TO No. ~ Warren
where Accommodations will enable them
ceive hddop nal hunber Of youog sdes rney woaid
beg that French be tho
IN Gle to COL the English IL elected
upd The 81 arRe Of . lady most highly qualified.
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4 TIE REGULAR ANNUAL NETTING OF TaE MEM
"A bers OF the ermsn Society OF New York 81 st
tews Church, February ~ hessrs Bur hard John f.
Genaspth' G. ssus.r po0ss Karot A. schum
mann A. W. sws Dr. Theo 1sIlkAmrf Or. j. Fraukel J.
kos. nsteip and dnul elected officers
elected .moSe themselves for President Mr. George Kun
Luoswb, Treasurer, Mr. A sohumscher BY ord of the
President. HERMAN T. LUDEWI1. 3e,rp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-10

TITO LET Two GOOD rHaBR sToaY FAMILY HOusnB
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The National POilce Gazette OF this week
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-10

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