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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

SUICIDE BIT A woMAs.-Nre. Albert Rogers. lately
esdns Desp this city mgttd suicide S,ndsy
nv tkBs qasny sf arsenic shie s>ong undcr shbe,. ION
Il mind hat he. subject 20 hts Of eh ktnd fros.
cbYdhrod. She leaves family Of childrvu Her age -
about fry6se The CORNERS rendered verdict 10 ss-
cOldsnce with the iscis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13
CITY ITEMS.

HOws I'M VIVID Still in the same quarter
porbeast by east, and round to southeast, shift
ing az weatbacock, and never steady FIVE minutes
to single point Yes it il, steady to one point the
mud point point beyond patience. Yesterday
morning there were symptoms Of sunshine; at 10
O'clock symptoms Of raio, at II the air had reached
polLt OF saiurston; at u drizze aod the use of
umbrellas; though for all that we could see, the wet
came up or sideways, or from all around, just as
much az down; bat during the afternoon, IL gained
its regular slanteno cuar direction Of a n,rth.e4st
November Storm i, New.York. AS the air grew
moist. so Gid the dit it grew drtsr; thea very
dirty; teen ssful dirty; then auost as drty as the
public robbers who pocse so many thousands Of dol
lars for oleaping TIE Il ees and yes clean them
There is 10 mistake in the eg.tiOn thu, our streets
are sbOnir ably filthy sno 10 lust bad a condition
for the commencement Of Winner cso bee nceiyed.
Upon all the Russ pavement the mud IL evenly spread
about ch thicb in cons's eDcy Just right Ill,
un.ess tod upon, and then what does t adhere to
the foot sides away like wet upon nooh ice, to
the Danger of iie and limb of mao and beast. Thee
il cbaI &c OF wind in the 1t Get commissioners office,
but We shall not feel any effect of the breeze till after
New-Year's. and whehe then for good or evil, who
con tell Thai torture, condition cannot be
worse; il msy be better. Let Us i've upon hope-the
wird may charge. IL is not likely that It will hold
northeast s the year that We can live in mud for
ever. The sun will shine again-the mud will dry up
ana turn to DUST and then "HOws the wind ?" will
be an important question to all city shopmeu and
hou ekoepers; for If to the leewarc the shower Of
dust viii be worse than a lorg storm of rain. Wind
and rain we can enc ure for they come rom natures
upchspgesbe law; but from this continual plague of
mud or dust We pray for q change. Whistler We set
it will depend upon Hows the Wind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

We are desired to csll attention to scsse which
should especially excs the interest Of persons Of 0r smous
,ur readers Il that Of Madame LIE Grad who h~ e'tso
.hed SCHOOL No ls Wooster street ~hers col red children
are in ny branches % ecu ,ati m aud also in
French nu,e and painting She has long devoted href to
hi worn bot nos some difficulty getting established Ia this
city Per,on, Of color specially who have tbs means should
INQUIRE IL 10 III. fact, and give her the reedfu sid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

SUIcrDE.-The inquest held on Saturday afternoon
bv CoIousr hin. the fOnad dead bstwssa
Nee and Elzabeth ec ted but ~ facts Ia regard 20 hs
ids ity Papers found 10 hi pocs ct marked Max "ets,l
spd John Ps,ka BauaOre AlsO quantity u CAPS SD
wosr cfmb bread needles brush aud other arlc -
iudca ing that be journey tie VS. 'yld-uuJ tr
eisner sDd had shot directly through tbs hssr Tue
jury ndcIed verdict Of suicide. cowas Daily Adv.
The Princeton Pr,ss Gays the strengthening of the
Camden boy raj road tack will reUovs IL ssout al
bait uItheT from that borough than a. Pres7ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

ARREST FOR ILLEGAL VOTING "A mau nam'u
ge wa. Yesterday arrested by Oaic.t Brown ct TIVE
FSar w.rd chargea with hsvrg voted W ssy st the ate
IL arrears boss'ed % toe hcer hat DOT n
no he had served three years the State ~ fos ts %
MES niutted thi. ho had voted the fst eleo ION
nn ~ the gourh w4rd and having had bis ctz nship
Ie,to ed n tin Re had heref vted Illegally Tbs OH ser
to- him before Jusdce Connolly snd be wi" held 20 bali Sr
hi. Appearance 70 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

LECTURE By B.IARD TAYLoR.-Bsyard Taylor will
deliver lecture on the Phil sopby of Travel IN Hope
Chapel tomorrow Wednesday evening. This is the
first Of a courte in which Horace Greeley, Horace
Mann, the Rev John c Lord and John Pierpont are
announced TO appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

ArusF RUnoR-A ruuor was 10 circulation yes-
serday sAenoou tina, the body Of Mr.. Neville We
found fostps in the water at Gr-en Point On inves-
liz sou the romor rs. found 10 be without founastss
1t is row the impression Of msny that Mr.. N. has
eupcIarily abstn;ed himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

Run OVER BY AN ONSIBUs.-A nan named Michae
Foy w., run Broad~ " sod severely Ia
ur,d 10 the ohes, The police consIsd HIM 70 th
New Yort holIltal.
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To u, Edi.er Of The n. Y. Trisune.

To ne Editor Of The n T. TTibune 4.
SIR: Many OF your readers must have stores OF
chioreps Old clothes in Il cir houses which are OF no
use TO then selves. To the hide. ragged, sh'vering
bows and gis Of the city they would be If immense
FOOD at the approach Of Winter. Trey enable u. TO
clotbe many whom otherwise we could not get 10 the
schools or -enG to the country. Who will remember
the POOR? If he sddreas be given to us we eau send
TO NJ house in the city for such clothing. c. l. B.
Chadren, Hid Society, Neio io'k, Nov lS' 1859
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The officers named were declared elected, aud tbs
bosId OF CSnva,seis adjourned

CASUALTIES -On Sunday lad nsred George
sfreet shot lea With pi' ~hie
escutn with other In the sinto ware. lie
tsk ch,rs- by tho Ttd isnct pNte 400 pVyed "a nss
boueiu NeN Noik DO, named McN,hoo, stos NJr&e
,ind pound fracture at the sr 40 sasSy
caus BY fall white Ii'h rno Ter In wr -tlaf rs
.uA AK MeGuirs and Connolly thro~a frsu
dsing slons A-sms eat, 10 cous' qaeees
th. bot.e rur ling awsy Bo con,deisb injured
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engaged at work -" carried up through the roof Of
he buildirg, instantly killing him by the ooncss-
SION Three other men in the hull ting escsspe. sits
bu, slight Injuries. Mr.. Marshall Vas about 20 yes~s
sge and leaves wife and several sons and dsoshses-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

PRINCE LLOYD, of a Nubi.n chief, bu' educated
10 this counr, quite black but sith u the repu sive
features common to most negroes will give orstion
On the Cocr,o Women of the Nineteenth Cen urF, this
evening at Dr. Pennington, church for the bene6; of
the Colored Orphan Asylum. Lloyd is named 1.-THE
AFRICAN Cicero We cannot say how justly but
the contr ,s between his appearance ami that Of the
negr es from Western Africa is very remarkable. He
bas spoken in Philadelphia to great acceptance, and
we thu k any one who sp.re az hour and shil'
ling may spend them proftsby in hearing hun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

HEBREW BENEVOLENT socIETY.-Tbe members OF
the Hebrew benevolent society OF this city will give
their thirty fourth anniversary dinner at the Chinese
assembly roomf OIL Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

The SCHOOL OF DEsIGS FOR WoaEs.-A cor
respondent who takes 9 greet deal more pains tn n
We think needed to set forth the true nobility of Useu
Labor, ana the wisdom IS well as duty OF educ.t'ng
all tie young, but especially women, so that in cas+
Of adversely if never before, they may betake the n
selves to some hot orsbe and Iel sbe ston for
likelihood closes As follows:
Comparatively few are aware that school, for
giving instructions in me OF tho arts sn1 SCIENCES
has bee in operation in his city for more than three
', ars on he ccrer Of BrrOme street AMI Broad"aY
wtoie wood enersvings have been pfoducd OF no
II can order whose dscs'e lines ard curves seen Only
cit to G created by delicate tngers.
The nstitution uncer he supeTinter deuce OF NJ
II rrch is yet nits infsocy, but requires ooly to De
known 10 be apprecis ed 50 valuable, useful AID
ber volent estsb ishmept. Puoils whose means ART
adequate pay trfe for obstruction Those who are
unable 70 p.y wi receive instruction gratis.
LET parent, visit the School OF Design for ie males
corner OF Broome street aud Broadway And persuade
Their daughters that the consciousness Of being able to
DO Cd, thicg well is nObs feeling. Who would pass
through life cipherl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

Tie Board Of Aldamsn used up most OF their sea-
SIGN lsstcigbt in debate OF tire ol contract which
resulted in a pOstponement Of TIE subject Briggs
famous police report vas then handed in and ordered
to be printed. AID. Her1ick iutrodaced resolution
which squints OF impeachment of tie mayor street
commissioner ~ controller; il va made tho speciI
order for Monday.
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TIE BRooKLYs CITY BOARD OF CAyASsERs. The
BROOKLYN C. mmcn Council met a. b ard of cen
vassers yestercsy sfterDoon, Mayor Hall presidiog,
and declared the fono~iug charer officers savisg
received the highest number of votes, and hereupss
e'ect.d
s,p~-r..oy,-wad l. wi'sn Henu.a. Deal sR~-N
c R',n.,d dem J; s Jehp J. Sgusw-l (~bsl; r.kas
Tfons. TX ny Foster Pc ,it, tlni pem.) r.ee~
hilhs.n Dem 7 samuel Grsh,m tD~m Fetei wet
az Dem }; 9 John J. RosSt (Deml; lc stpu! SaNs.
fpeu J. "A james Miller, (n-nli - John hessenoa r'
Gr.ml; rs WI. Hsl (W'igli II FceN bNtroAa-
Dem T. s. um M.rshs Dem Is Davis Lindsy, (DemY;
II Uecrse W Kelsey TX. Ne Is. Henry d. W'od~ efo.
Dew . u.-. ,>,,,.
CD-m): ESwsd Losber fIud. OH al 4, Chsnes Fo~-
isr wv ti); John Dohsrt, Dem.l Aaron CSk "cm d
:, rbos Hucson Dem :. Jane. Va" bIou IN NJ
VIM. nil. (Deu " 10 EphT, n Shaw tOeDli II. Wa
" wash IL }; l2. rno ty R,pnoe (Deml; Is Ccra-hu
W.tsm (Rer }, l. Jo-ph So h Dem }; u.s. John S.ys.r
(whi Is Eo~in Rs phs (Dem II, Nsjish Bliss (whios
is Msrin Sahfei.ch (D-n
C,it ludc~-Ss nusl G r'i,on DEM
a,.ss-,-w.s l. George Mesa; 5 Robert LuekeyiS
Cha Ies serrssn;7 Cs.pH Ubsb; B.rosd o Net a. Rs
ben I.Se S JOhn Tebby; Is Joseph Miller; II, Anos w.
su.Wu,h.
Cons,abie.-v ud Henry Oakley; 2 James Birdsaai
Jol P,A.All. 4 JOIN l. WHIT; John Aosir 8, Wm ".
R,ndolph T. jane. Nee ar, VIM p ~ui.ms, Chsss
ud ~: c, r.t c. hyo,r II, Alfr hcrtc u IN e
Cor; IS, ~srshi q oven DeoOio' II, Ated IL
Mill; 10 bu ioel.e; 7 Hiram 0,v,si 10 J>coN Mcrts
r'se-oishict 5, Henry uuschard; ', Jsmss
Nuu !. J In Solved
The officers named were declared elected, aud the
hoard of ChnyA.sers Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-13

BROADWAY rHEArER-Mrs. Julia Dean Hsyne sP-
peared at this thester LAST evening FOR the fret tine
sfer long absence, and under circumstances which
Gathered roand her new interest notwithstanding
the urpropitioas temper Of the night she VS. wei
ccmed by that overflow Of crowd which, whsever
NAV be tie differences of hstioDic criticism, are
always ready to tender tribute Of aimiat N personal
Is to beauty and goodness in woman. She was wsrm
y appsuded throughout 10 her favorite role Of Jus
in tie Hunchbsck, and sP2ess this evening IL
Eysfne.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1856

TAI L.IT Ben STAoG i. Is but fe~ months
since this gentleman retired from active life to arrange
b.. worldly sasiIs ard ptpss for the world that Is
ito me-" Lat week be departed this lie, aud on
Sunday his remains were taken to Their fnal abode.
The ,udden death Of Mr. Stage has removed from the
community CT izen whose career wss dssngG led
b. sc-ivity, industry AID enterprise For slo,g Pc
rcd the hou,e OF xhich be the bead chiefly COZ
trOed The operations Of the market here in the i'm
portsnt article Of -st and was emineaty successful
in The prosecution Of its bCsites He leaves no nea
descendants bat large collateral eoonecaon to en-
Joy tt ample fortune acoumu.ted By his eHeEtions'
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CHEAP BIrTERs.-Not 80 very cheap, either; but
Rat Is 10 re sson why they may Lot be. Somebody
advertises "Quassis cups for Dyspeptics.' He don't
tell their virtue or how 10 uss them. We Will ana
that is not al we will ted, either. These caps se
TUNED out Of the wood Of the qua,ss tree, which
is 80 bitter that it gives the taste TO water u one
minute sufficient for good tonic-cbesp and whole
some. Thee cups are imported, ard are cod extern
siyey in this city at-Shat DO YOU think for SIN ALL
Iou.h. wooden cup, turLed out Of cheap wood
dnel No. A shilling! No. Two No-but 70:
ff,y seventy Eve, or one hundred cents ap zee.
OUT ageous prices but good enough for those VINO
will buy ia ported articles such could be better msds
at home. so much for qusssis cups. IRE caps are
good the bters bitter enough but no. half go bi ter
a. scue Other imported oUes tos, are sweet in the
mouth, bu, bitter in the digestion. Who viii buy
ou,sss cup Small ones fifty Gems. Lsrge ones
suitable for very hard drinkers, one dollar
The cousTY cAsvAss.--To day q. noon the Board
of County CaLvssssrs wi meet at the City ball 10
revise the election rturns of the city and county OF
New. York. Various rumors are sfost, charging 10
spectors Of election with fraud In Contrasting tie
votes Of their distrcts II Is the tuty Of every cizen
cognizsrt Of any illegally in the canvass, % appeal
before the Board and testify to the facts that msy
have cone 70 his knowledge.
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DEATH OF An OLD sHIP-SEws coLLEcToR.-OGe Ct
the men who we're run down by the steamer John
Potter few days since vas Mr.. William Gibson one
Of the Oldest Whitehall bostmen belonging % this
port Deceased ha, been connected during his life
with nearly every neEspapes establishment in the city
as ship news collector He leaves a widow entirely
uDproyded for.
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To the Physicians Of the
West.

Ind to dV ,rho usc Liquor as Il 1Ncai.
cine or as q Bcrer0qe
pHiSICIANS WHO prescribe. Alcoholic H.
l. q,iUrS lur medicinal purposes should give
Tie preference the preference to WULFE'S
SClllEDAM AROMATIC SClINAArPS.
!. 1t is manufactured mt jchicdum. in IInl-
land exclusively in the factory Of the rrnpri,.-
tor, hy processes aud from material rlsew here.
unemployed and unknown.
=. 1t j. proved by the repeated ANALYSIS of
several eminent chemists. To be entirely free.
from the perniciolis tiI.il oil whirl remains in
every kind of liquor distilled from gru,n, and
which liz The cause Of the nervous and riScrral
arrangement, serious cungcslinn and morbid
desire for imhllnai and inicinprr:ltc in.Iul-
gence. which such liquors invariably tend TO
suIerinllucc.
). 1t is proved py the same unrrrins tc.,s
that the juniper Gin liz not Favored with the
coarse, acrid and ind indigesIibIe oil of jupt,r
heretofore used, but with the specifically light
er, more volatile, aromatic and medicinal of
the two essential oils of the Italian jnniper.
berry, neglected by every other manufacturer
g. j. Is chemically proved To be absolutely
pure IN its rcrtiicnlion-n qualify Obtained by
AN entirely new process aud Which no .lhcr
Holland Tin in the world ll,s acquired.
d. 1t is proved by extensive medicinal c.p.
rienrc and testimony, 10 be IN eilirieut rs
well aS M agreeable remedy in many cases of
ihcipient dr"lsy, gravel, chronic guut, rheI,-
inu'isih, llaluiciirc, cole, cOncrctiuus in the
kidney or bladder, dyspepsia, fever and nyur,
general debility, slnsgish circulation oi the
blood, deficient assinillrty of food und c1.
hausicd vital energy.
Z. II is u m,'>t grateful and reno, atng cor
dial, and whci, ured as directed, never in.
Flames the system or induces iiirbriciy, but
tends rather i1 sub'Iur the latt Irailty, hy
crcnhiIS II dislike To ali inferior liquors AnL
al in.nHabiy r0rrcc,s the i'll effects of bad
N;ttcr, " liether III Swampy or Limestone dis
arlcts. In uil these enumerated qualities il
has no rival III any market in the world
Siicc lae introduction of this celebrated
nedeciIlal h. reruge mo the United States, Il
number of Liquor Houses in New York and
other larger cities have commenced counter
ieiting il. The genuine is unty sold ifi quart
and pint bottles. hands uIncy wrapped in
yellow paper, with my name un liIe bottle
cork, and label. would advise those who
use it incidentally, 10 purchase by the bottle
Bars aud ilolcs frequently fll my bottles
with common gin nj sell il for The genuine
For sake by nll The respectable Druggists in the
United States.
The word "Schnap y" belongs exclusively
10 my article, all others are cu,nterIclls.
For sale in Charleston, 5. G. by The follow.
ing iiIuls:
L. NJ. Cohen s. Co. Nelson Garter.
llavilpml Ilarrcl d. Co. John +. U'Ncull.
klinch a. WIckenburg. \. klcsck a. Co
a. Van Dolcin. Thomas l.. CLYDE.
LnnHeau IL liurkmyer. foiiin y Fouiye,ut
And by respectable Druggists anu GIvccrs
in tiL Uniied States.
UDOLPIIO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Is, ~ uiid ~ Beaver Street. y, Y:
April IL, 1896 ~ Sm.
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TWO PREMIUMS

A WARDED ut the late Crystal Palace
"a Exhibition in New Htnf1 1s the Oldest
Type Foundry in America. Established by
Hinny d. donaldson in 1876, sn the baa. Of
SSoWers Germantown Foundry .F l73?
The long experience Of che several prnnri.-
tors of the PHILADELPHIA Type En,lRdrv eas brs
l.. Johnsnn& Co, to offer HE aarr.sl y. rieIy
of Printing Types, and all the apnurten,nccs
.of printing office, To he found III any rsiab-
1i"hmcnt in the United States, nIil.oT:n Qualify.
TOO, which is deemed to he unrivullr,l Tie
composition OF the "etal used is calculated 70
nttnrd the creates durability; while The scru.
pulons care exercised in the filing M of nl,c
Type Is such as to insure accuracy and square.
ness OF hody,. DC. Our :fnailities sxe so crtrn.
elfe as TO enable us 10 tll orders cf1nv am vaat
Estimates given in detail iwi1in the Ix,st) of all
the materials required for n Newspaper office
Plain or Fancy TypeS, Music Of unparallrlrd
beauty, cast in this Foundry only, Scrip,~,
Flowers, Borders, Cuts, Brass or Metal Rules,
i,ahor.snving Rules, Brass Braces, Brass Cir.
>!cs and Ovnls, &c. Presses Of all descri pliuns,
and all sorts of Printing Materials, (nost OF
which are made by os,i will he furnished ut
Manufacturers' Prices. Printing Ink, of all
varieties and oeiors, Varnishes, Bronzes, &c.
We are agents for the Inke, &C., of til. mos,
celebrated American and EngIsh NIanufuctur-
era, which we sell ut the lowest terms.
Siereotyping or Electrotyping of Books,
Music, Wood Cuts, Jobs, &c. Type used in
niereoiyping for sale at reduced prices Wool
Cuts designed and engraved in the fines, style
ofart.
Our Minor Specimen Book ,the frs, of
its class in the country, and original in it's
conception and getting up, will bc sent to all
printers thu: have not received il, who will
direct how it may be transmitted to them
Newspaper printers who pnblis. this nd
Tertiseinent. entire, Gncluding tilis notice.
three times before September |, 1855, and send
10 lis copy ofthe paper containing it, will he
allowed their bill on purchasing articles of our
manufacture TO four times its amount.
l.. JOHNSON d co.
No. Samson Street, near the Hall OF Indie.
pendence, Philadelphia.
April l8, 1855 "a A.
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So. Carolina Sumter Dist.

~ w. AIN - ASS AS'f, "'"th"f v JuI sUtu
District.
Whereas, l.. +. Rhame hath applied
TO mo Tor Letters ef Administration, on all
aud singular the goods and chattlcs, rights
and creditors Of The late James $. Sims
OF the said District, decd
These arc, therefore, to cite and admon.
Ish all and singular, the kindred und
creditors OF the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ord,nary's
Court for the said District, 10 be holden at
Sumter Court House OH Friday the eth
of April inst. to show cause. ii any, why
the said administration should not Lc
granted.
Given under my hand and seal. the
2gth day of April in Tire year
l.. s. of our Lord one thousand eIgh,
hundred and fi.y.tive, and in the
79ii' year OF American Indcpcnd.
ence. w. LEWIS, o. y. d.
April ls, 1855 ~ It
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Candidates.
For the i}anner.

SUMTERvILLE, $. e.. Dec. Is, 1854.
Gentlemen CfCkaremom County:-I come
out in this manner to inform YOU that cir
cumslanccs of a private nature will moi al
low me to be before you two year, hence
as cantlIlate for seat in the State Leg
'-Iaiure, and having willingness to serve
you in some way, | offer you my services
as a candidate fnr Taxi Collector at the
"ext election, and if elected do promise to
discharge my duty to the best olmy ability.
am yours, most respectfully,
O. P MLROY.
G-f5" Wa'chman please copy If.
Doc. 20. 1854 IF
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Look Up Street.

WEBB CLaRK's HOTEL is still in op-
cralon-(th thanks to the kindness Of good
lrIends)-.rcady 10 receive customers, ard
encrraln llieni. to their entire satisfaction
Mr.. {. is resolved that his Hotel shall not
he eXccIlod by any house in the country.
Everything the market can furnish shall
be spread upon his table, well cooked and
cicanly. The beds are all in good order.
and sha! bc Kept so. Give him trial
and MIR. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. IL, 1854 IL IF
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Clarendon Iron Works,
WILMINGTON, N. G..

THE CLARENDON IRON WORKS
l. are now prepared to recci We orders
for Beam, Vertical Horizontal or Oscillating
Steam Engines, High or Low Pressure, and
adapted to all purposes; Circular. Vertical and
Portable Saw Mills, complete; Pumps, Mining
Machinery, Grist and Flour Mills. complete;
Parker, Turbine and other Water Wheels,
E4uipping ofSteamers. Car Wheels and Axles;
Horse Powers Of vari0us patterns; Rice Field
Pumps and Engines; Rice Thrashcrs; Shinvle
Machines, Shaflng. PulIies. Hangers, Gears,
and all other Mill Work.
CASTINGS.
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions,
incluning Ornamental Iron Railing, Pipe,
bridge Castings, &c, &c. The Company
styles and patterns Of Railing, which may be
seen NJ their Office.
BOILERS.
Tubular, Flue and Cylindrical Boilers,
" a,er Tanks, Chimncys, and all other kinds Of
Boiler Work.
a separate department. an ! force will be kept
for repairs, where work will bc done thorough.
ly and with despatch.
All work done in the establishment delivered
either on the cars Of the Wilmington d Man.
chester Rail Road or the Wilmington g. We'll
don Rail Road, or in flats ut the Company's
wharf, free Of charge.
Having large facilities, the above work will
he done on as reasonable terms as elsewhere,
Norlh or South, anu IN prompt and satiriac-
tory manner.
Consultation by letter or otherwise. In regard
10 plans and designs for mills or their furniture,
aild for machinery generally, willingly answer
ed. All orders or communications to be al.
dressed to the undersigned.
HENRY NJ DRANE, Agent.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-25
SPECIAL. NOTICE..

ENllE FIRM oi WINN u CLARKsoN. here
4 t"iorc existing, is thus day dissolved by
mutual consent.
We return our thanks to our friends and
Customers for the very liberal patronage ex-
tended to us and hope the same will be con
tinued To the new firm Of
CHA is EiSdbi tG HsYsUNSON.
We most respectfully beg all wh" are in
dcbtcd to us, TO come forward un,l make imrie-
diate payment /, either Of The Undersigned, as
we are compelled to have money.
ID. J. WINN.
$. Il. W. CLARKSON.
Jan. lst 1855.