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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-01-05
State of N. Carolina, Union Co.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Octo
Der Term, 1857.
John Ashcraft VS.. Samuel NJ. Pounds.

Levy on Land.
1t appearing to tie satisfaction of the
Court, that Samuel NJ. Pounds. the defendant
in this case, resides beyond the limits of this
State; it is therefore ordered by the Court,
that publication be made for six successive
weeks in the Western Democrat, a paper
published in the town of harlotte for the
said defendant to be and appear before the
Justices of the Count of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions tor said county, at the Court House
in Monroe, the Ist Monday in January next,
then and there to show cause. if any he has,
why an order of sale shall not be granted to
sell the lands levied upon.
Witness, J. +. Huugh, Clerk of our said
Court, al office, in Monroe, the first Monday
in October, 1857, and in the eighty -secon
year of A merican independence.
PRS fee $6] ]. F. HOUGH, C. U. c. G.
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Land and Mills
TOP SALE

Land and Mills
FOR SALE.
4aA. The subscriber offers for sale ONE
~ TnoUsAND . ACRES 3 5. OF F., LA u, d
H. Railroad, fourteen miles fom Col
umbia; One Hundred Acres in cultivation,
with a neat DWELLING HOUSE and all
necessary out-buildings.
ALSO.
Another tract two and half miles from said
Railroad, containing ELEVEN HUNDRED
ACRES, lying on Crane Creek, about Two
Hundred Acres in high state ofcultivation,
with comfortable DWELLING HOUSE
with seven rooms; and other necessary out
buildings.
A SAW and GRlST MILL propelledby water
power.
Twenty five Horse Power Giro lar STEA M
SAW MILL that cannot be exc. lied In the
State, recently put in operation, and an
abundance of fine Timber
ALSO,
Another tract of land containing about SIX
THOUSAND ACRES, running in about a
THREE SAW MILLS on it; two of them
lately erected; one of them about mile and
a half from said Road, Circular Saw which
will cut from four to six thousand feet of
Lumber per day; another M i'll with Grist and
Sash Saw, two and half miles from said
Road. Also. another, three and half miles
from said Road, with a twenty-five feet back
shot Water. Wheel Circular Saw, which can
saw more lumber than any Mill in the State.
tt e above Mills have never-failing water
power, and any quantity of good Timber.
The lands will be divided off to suit pur-
chasers.
ALSO.
Will sell MULES, OXEN, and WAGONS,
belonging to said mills, if purchasers wish
them.
The above will be sold on accommodating
terms to suit purchasers. a small amount OF
cash paid on sale. Anv persons wishing to
engage in the Lum Der husines SIS would do well
to call and examine the Mills. l can be
seen at my residence IA mites above Column
bia, and will take great pleasure In showing
the premises to amy person wishing to pur-
chase.
o. My old customers will please take
notice that all accounts must be settled,
either by cash or approved bank notes, as
have a great many accounts which should
have been settled long ago, 1t the above is
not complied with, | will be compelled to
put them in the hands of an attorney for
collection.
LEVI T. SHARP.
October l, 1857. 3m
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interest of J. z. Jenkins in the firm of jenkins Il
Taylor, will continue the business at the old
stand, one door west of L. M. Farrow on Trade
street, where he will be pleased to see his old
friends and customers.
4. A. N. NJ. TAYLOR.
June 9, 1852 49-tf
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Notice..

THE fourth session of Concord Female Col
lege will close with an examination on the 18th
instant. There will be meeting of the Trustees
on the day preceding the examination, at 3
o'clock, p. M. II. KELLY, Sec'y.
Dec. 8, 1857. 5w
n. B.-The next session will commence We'd
nesday, the 9th of January, 1858. HI. X.
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Lumber Yard.

The subscribers inform the citizens of Char
lotte and vicinity that they have established a
Lumber Yard in town, where they intend keep
ing supply OF all kinds of Lumber for bulldog
and other purposes. Mr. Jonas Rudisill is their
agent in town-application can be made to him
or to either of the undersi gncd.
Oct 6. MILLER & PORTER.
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THE PEABODY PROLIFIC TRIUMPHANT.
Our neighbor, CHARLES A. Peabody, ovaEin
Russell county.ihas reason to be proudt of
theFesult of the corn exhibition at thee late
Fair at Montgomery. The yield. of his
Prolific took. the Premiunl, its. Product be-
ing 924 bushels per acre, on ali average of
25 acre field of Russell county Pine land.
The next highest yield IF other raBieties Oh
best Alabama corn land-of one acre-be-
ing 81 bushels.
Mr.. Peabody received the reward Of
pair of handsome silver goblcts, valued at
$50. The premium, however, is but a
small compensation. i'll comparison to the
triumph of his Prolific, on pine land, over
other varieties on best Alabama corn land.
Columbus (Ga.J Sun.
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From the subscriber on or about the 9Th inst.
dark Bay MARE and MULE COLT The
Mare is blind in eye, has large saddle
mark on left side. and is about 10 hands high.
Any person taking up said Mare and Colt and
returning to me, or informing me of their where
abouts. by letter addressed to ME at Fort Mill,
York District, S. c., will be literally rewarded.
WILEY i. LANNON'S.
Dec. %, 1857. SS-3t-pd
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FOB SALE.
A Valuable Plantation,

FOR SAHE.
A Valuable Plantation,
Fifteen miles west If Charlotte, IN Gastom
county, 1rithin torO miles IF The Plank
Road Jet,ceen Charlotte and
LincOtntOn.
sS Said id Plantation lha Gomi is on Hr the
'a"ng about so t FOUR R Hundred HUME RED
A ACRES:-about eighty-fve acres,
River Bottom; ten acres, Meadow land-yield-
ing an abundant crop of hay twice year; one
hundred and Twenty-Five good upland.
lying very level. and the balance in woodland,
well timbercd, and extending within two hum
dred yards of Saw Mil owned by John r.
Johnston, Esq.
On the place there is a large -
Brick House, Kitchen, Negro Houses, ls:sm
Cribs, Stables, new large and spacious
Barn, Blacksmith Shop. Cotton Gin and Screw.
There is also large Orchard of peach and APP
pie Trees, worth at least one thousand dollars;
and in addition good vegetable garden.
The Plantation is we'll known as the residence
of the late Robert Johnston; having been care
fully cultivated and from the manner in which
it lies, is capable ofindriinite improvement.
The place is well watrred, having three very
excellent Springs, situated in different parts of
the plantation.
Any one wishing to examine the plantation
can do so by applying to Jno. r. Johnston, Esq,
residing within one mile Of the place, or in his
absence, to DIR. Sydney y. Johnston, two miles
distant at CaStana Grove, ON the Plank Road
above mentioned.
Possession of the premises given on the LIST of
January, 1855, and 10 any purchaser DESTROYS of
sowing wheat, permission will be- granted to do
SO at the proper season.
This has always been regarded as the best
plantation on the Catawba River, and my bust
ness arrangements being such that / cannot
occupy it at this time, it will be sold during the
ensuing season. therefore early application would
be advisable.
Price and terms will be made known by ad-
dressing me at - Murray, and q Warren
Streets, New York City, care of Churchill, John
ston & Co., until LIST OF November; after that
date, at Columbia S. c. Or apply to William
Johnston in Charlotte.
RUFUS NJ. JOHNSTON.
Sept. %, 1857. Am
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

Deer %, l957-2t-pd
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June 9, 1852
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-10
Supreme Court-Circuit.

Before Hon. Judge Oerke AMI Jury.
nEAvY DAMAGES AGAINST AN INSURANCE coNPASY.
JAN s-Jossph RipSey rs The .ftaa Insurance Company
9 Hdr1ord Connecticut partly tried once
before but objection raised by defendants COUNSEL
that the plaintiff barred in The action the suit
mot commenced until after lapse Of twelve months, the
Court SO held and dismissed the complaint The case
comes ny again exceptions TO the ruling OF that Court
rs action To compel The defendants to pay the amount
81 oss by fire cenng the property Of the Glendale
Weellen Company, the Sth OF April 1Sas, The claim
having been assigned 20 the plaintiff TIE gwen
BY the defendants refusing payment was that in sur
referred 10 in the policy Of the questions put 10
Me insured were incorrectly answered VIZ. ..
Quesucn-ls there a watchman IN the NIL during he
naSht-e there also good watch cioch -,
Ans~er-TheTe rs a Sa,chman nights; no CLOCK, o.
ahe morning.
oueston-Is the mill lief, alone any time after the
wsxchuap goes of duty the morning nN be returns "
his charge in the evening"
other days when the mill does not run
The defendants insisting that the sald questions ana
answers amounted warranty, and alleging that, IN
iact there was not watchan ON ne saooah DIM mid
night after saturday TO the midnight following
The plaintiff on The other hand, insisted that the said
questions and answers were not understood by either Of
the parties 10 be- and we're not IN act warranty and,
moreover that said policy procured through Plum
ket and Hurbut who were the defendants agents tor
receiving and making surveys ami issuing policies and 70
whom the present policy delivered by the defendants
issued az their discretion that the said
Punkett and Hurburt had before the issuing of the said
policy TO the Sendae Noollen Company been informed
by the officers agents Of the company and we'll
that the nvarabe practice Of the company 70 have
Waterman in the mill from midnight after saturday TO
The midnight following, and the intention of both OF
the parties and Of the agents. TO frame the questions and
answers TO convey that idea, and If the true
suucton of the language be different expressed
emily through mistake.
Mr.. d. ID. Field appeared for plaintiff and opened the
Messrs. VIM NJ Evarts and Porter for defendants
The has occupied the Court since Monday last, the
principal question being whether the plaintiffs had con-
scented 10 waiver OF one OF their rules.
The jury this morning rendered sealed verdict for
plaintiff for SIS ,s37 50-beng SIS $50 for loss build
irgs, fixtures and machinery and 50 1871 30 for loss
stock
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THE MILITARY.


AT MEETING OF THE JEFFERSON MARKET
IN Guard held the return from their hrs annual target
EXCURSION. on Christmas day, II was
Resolved That tender the thanks Of the company 70 our
judges Neesre James II. Mogay George g brown and 81
Bates for The impartial manner In which they awarded the
prizes. 49,
Resolved Tha, tender of the company 70 Mrs
James Mngay for the handsome prize she presented 70 me
company. -. -. =.
Resolved Tha, we tender ,hsots % the ladies Mrs
John Devoe and Mrs ~ Bradley Tor the beautiful
wreahs they the on me morning OF the
Resolved Tho, we tender thanks 70 invited guests
Messrs IT. a. Chadwick, y. A Knapp Jos Hamilton, l.. 8.
tsborp Geo Peireon, Geo Thompson j. McCourey jos.
Cudipp. David Reed Jacob vsrian, WIN Je~-up, fbo-
Norris W. s. lawrence, Daniel Young, Mcbride, John,
Ttford a. n Bralsted, Geo r. Hsdey, Tbos Lawrence T.
T Hedden O. r. Hedden, v. N. Hedden Tho- Miller A 4.
Phillips VI Daley, Vim. Heart u. Weeks j. q Burnisioo.
apringsteen IT. r. stavey, A. Forman and Dr Congres
for prizes they presented 10 tie company
Resolved Ths tender thanks Toe Washington,
Brass Band the excellent they discoursed t,
that day.
Resolved That tender thanks 10 Mr. Horace ward
proprietor " the public house Mott Haven for the most
ceien dinner h. furnished day and would mos.
man deserving Of public PATRONAGE
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions published
the New York Sunday Herald and Sunday Mercury.
80 JOHN CAMPBELL commandan.
JONI DgvoF, Secretary.
NV YoRK. Jan. & 1883.
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Fires In New York.

FIRE on THK NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT DocK-The alarm
of fire for the Seventh district yesterday morning,
little before o'clock caused by fire being disco
vered among some bales Of cotton the New Haven
steamboat dock, foot Of Peck slip The hremen were
quickly on the ground, and extingushed the DIRE.
FIRE WEST THIRTY sIsm STREr.-Between and 8
O'clock yesterday morning FIRE discovered in the
prin, weks and match msnuactery lss West Thirty sixth
street, owned by Charles Partridge and occupied by j.
r. Stewart Tho fire originated from the hot air conduc
The flames extin gushed before much damage
done TO the building stock. Loss about SO Co
vegod by insurance.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

IIYIDsIECK A co g CHAMPIONSHIPS AGREE
III meni between Messrs, Hedsleck A Company, Of
Rheins and Messrs Cramer AbegF having tsruinatsd
bee that have been appointed sole agent
ths [ niied states and Canada Of Messrs.
HEfDSIECK co, RHEIMS
The sale Of their champagne wines.
respectfully call the Of the trade generally the
Joined Nessrs Heidseck CO. showing that they
the old firm, long and well known
A. IN tinted states /. " AMSINCK,
" Pearl street
CARp-Upon the dissolution Of the old firm Of Heidseck
CO. IN lt The senior partner continued the business
premises and by stipulation retained
% the vneyardn vaults &c and his
urins from bus Mr. ~ Helsieck under present
firm became Ike The immediate ani
sole proprsor q this od and well known brand. In order
distinguish the from limitations aud similar
our which appeared and hereafter appear
tbs market the firm full will be found on The
labels caps and AROUND he c0rks Mr. L. ~ Amsinck will
hereafter be the sole imp Jrter Of this
RuEMs, Dec. ~ ls5i uFrncrrCv On
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CLOTHING. sc.

d.1 TO 1900 WORTH or GBNTLEMFNiS LEFT OFF
sNl wearing apparel wanted for which the highest
paid without hagglbg seeking TO Please
call the store address IbOs d. ConrOy 8 Centre street,
hp,e AL Pearl stseet
C.1 -slOO6 WORTH OF NEW AND CAST OFF
- clokins wanted for the city and Western Gen.
having will receive the highest
BY calling DIE addressing j. X. Murray AZ Centre
iuset
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sEGARs.
CAsH PURCHASED

(VAsH PURCHASERS ARE INVITED To EXAMINE
~ my stock Of Havana, domestic and German
Great Inducements will be offered several Invoices
being closed out to pay cash advances.
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THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL or THE GTRARD
House Club association Of he employees Of the Girard
House, was held At Montgomery Hall, Prince street.
Thursday evening an 7. was spirited and well attend
"a affair and among the invited guests noticed the pro
pretOr and most ~ The guess Of the house. At
te rather early hcrr IN the morning the company
elspersed, W. pleased Win the nighIs enJoymenr
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mATRIMONIAI..

A GENTLEMAN or s. or GOOD APPEARANCE,
II who has already uired gb position, and who
wife hut does NOT wish the sacrifice Of use
bic Undergo the backngs and filings Of modern court
tep would be happy 70 opGn Correspondence With some
und0ubed r<cance will given and reqssred lie
bopes lady viii be deferred by fear frsm responln
this hs Intentions h0n0rably sincere, and all letters
vii b. resrned u requested Address Walter L., boz rs
Herald orlce
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POLITICAL.

(NOuNCIL NO. 9, SEVENTH wARD.-THE MEMBERS
~ Of this Council hereby nonhed that election for
for The ensuing VII be held the Council
&C East Broadway, Monday evening January H.
1855 NJ. s. THRESBEk, President
JOSH A. PlRrsE, Secretary
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NEWSPAPERS.

CoLoRED NUMBERS or THE ILLUSTRATED LoNDoN
~ News for lndis snd Christmas Punch; Hsrnays, Cas-
cells, and illustrated London News Almanacs for sale this
morning, with all he Sunday papers Al RICHARDSON'S,
% High street near FULTON, BrOokyn, opposite Forces
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ch00 REwARp.-FIvE HuspREp DOLLARS RE.

SoVW ward viii be paid for satisfactory information
where William H. RUSSELL Of Detroit be found. He left
the Aston House, N. " the 18th uit about feet
inches IN height black hair and whskers beard except
mousache dark eyes high broad forehead pleasant fae
very nne address aud weight about 100 pounds fIe
well dressed, Grape his hat standing collar
tie black coat, Overcoat, pants aud N dead 10
dollars will be paid for the recovery his body murdered,
fis will be paid for information heading and
conviction " hs mnrerers Address the undersigned
OF Backus, Nichols Co.. 81 Maiden lane, ". v.
CRANE wrSsON.
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VXyALKs ABOUT TOWN.
w Air "vllikens and his Dinah"
As sweet Clemintna walking Broadway,
All dressed in the neatest OF gorgeous array,
Her bosom upheaving a rich diamond pin,
While her cameo esrdrops hung down 10 her chin.
Her neck encirced with a rich golden chain,
The rings on her fingers they spanked again,
While just peepng from out Of the OF Der pocket
You could see the bright edge OF a beautiful locket.
she met young man, who then smiling bowed,
She accepted his arm and they edged through the crowd
II was agony, awful and painful 10 see,
The display that they made OF their gold jewery.
Now many would think they had plenty Of tin,
With hts watch and cham, and her cameo pin;
And often he'd raise up bis hand to bis hat
To show up his sleeve buttons, and all sich that
But the III tell you, twas books that they bough
The jewery were presents aud cost them noughi;
For AT EVANS COS, 677 Broadway,
They sell you books cheap, and give jeweTy away.
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MATRlMOEIAL OFFICE-LADfBs AND GENTLEMEN
l DESTROYS " forming matrimonial alliances without me
usual delay Of courshp advantageous maches
BY applying person or adore sing LOUIS CO. 49 bfOad
o., TOD y. N
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frIm 3o6P "
TUE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES THE ACQn AINTANCE
some young ady. With view " agreeable " both
I.rtes % acqusntance 10 2 mAsrlnonal conneetgn lie
fsi d. lady be " rpec'aie family aud move 10
EO0i sgy4eiy Ad4ssss T. v j., 9oA I62 HsgsId galSs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD-THE ORPHANS or THE PRINCE STREET
n Asylum return their grateful thanksio all their kind
friends for their Christmas day and would
psrtcuarly mention the Messrs 'Bren Mr. Chas. Devln
and Mr. Daniel ,iilmsrtin their liberal donaous
Tablet and Irish American for the gratu
Gus insertion OF their appeal.
p A-THE MEMBERS OF JEFFERSON LODGE
"A. resueste " meet At their Lodge room, corner Of
avenue q and Four eet Monday The lh inst al l2h
O'Clock full regaa pay their last tribute of respect
their late brother ssmu Neil BY order Of the W. NJ
Lyons r. g. JOSEPH. MCKINLEY W. VI.
4 SONG BY SOMEBODY
"A Appropriate for everybody
Air" Let us haste 10 kelv.:I&it oven
We must both, without ~ y,
. Bonnie asse OF
Seek two ninety three Bros.way,
Bonnie lasste OF
Where delightful presents fail
To the lot of and ALL
Who for books excited cali,
In that ever crowded hall
Bonnie lasse 0r
B-Cstalogues Of gifts and books at the great American
Gift Book House sent free application. Address
A. RANNRY Agent,
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&100 REwARDSnwILLiM II. RUSSELL rPRo.
the lh ut for New York and Boston, for the purchase Of
supples He arrived In New YORK. the t2b
remained a. the Asor House until The morning of The ts
that time be has been missing He had been M Of
fever had fully recovered supposed
bswndered and in hat condition ef New YORK. either By
railroad IN steamer. Unless accident befel hr
thereaftey 10 probable be has visited
registered his Name. Hotel propri-ors earnestly
requested direct examination o
lh ult and 4 his name found TO- al onos communicate
the dale of arrival and departure and
The above reward will be paid the per-ou
ting the intelligence Of his arrival any hotel United
States Canada subsequent "a hs
House Its hoped that sympathy for his suffering family
viii induce broth9 hotel propretors careful
examination Of their registers made Address
signed at Detroit care Of Bsckus Nichols Co. 81 Maiden
lane, Y. CRANE A WEssON
INV yoRs, Jan. q, 1874
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CIxTH ANNUAL BALL
YOUNG MEMS DEaQcRhTIc UNION CLUB,
MospAr EvksfSe JAN n, 1858,
sHAFEs ROOMS.
The Committee Of Arrangements In announcing the An
nua Ball OF he Club, beg leave % state have
cured he whole 81 Mr. Mllers establishment forming the
mO In This
DoDwoRTii's BAND
who will perform selection Of quadrea vatzes mol.
kas &c, &C., a. may be seen by the following
BtNc1re.
l-Grand Promenade.
2-Welcome Qussiriles.
3-Gsrells Polka
s-Trovatcre Quadriles.
MARY schotische
G-Rose Waltz.
7-Carnival Quadrires.
s-Allen Dodworh's ysrsoviana
a-Medley spanish Dance.
l0-saurnais Quadrille.
1l-Union Club Polka
I2-Hesriaebe scbottisebe.
18Th. r. Dodworth's Maznrha
1t-Minsrels puadrille.
h-weddihg March.
l6-Tbe Sisters Qlpadrie.
11-Labtzkys Waltz.
1s-Hefmione Polka
l9-North atsr Qusdriile.
al-DOdwortb's Varsovkana
2i-kthala scho;i.che
22-Evsnine Bells Quadrlle
9-Alleb ncdworth's Esmerada-
2-ocean Polka.
Zy-Joys OF Winter QuAdrile.
2i-Trsviata Reiova.
2T-Germania Gaiop.
Ds-Irish Jig Quadrle.
Dancing will commence =, O'clock precisely.
TICKETS TWO DOLLARS,
admitting gentleman and Iadles be had Al DodwOrths
the bail, on application TO the Treasurer.
BY order ~ he Committee Of Arrangements
CnsmEs ;. KuIy. Secretary
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TIVE HONORARY MEMBERS AND MEMBKRs or LADY
Washington Engine No. ~ particularly requested V
engine tins day nj O'Clock r. NJ 70 attend
te funeral 0 associate member Thomas Kelly. The r
department generally respectfully invited 10 attend, ais
hs brother.in law, witbost further notice.
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VJyILIIAMSBU RG-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE
w two single gentlemen, be accommodated with
pleasant and board private family by applying al
il3 South Fourth street. Fifth few minutes walk from
the ferries References required.
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E'URs.-wM AosER. ass BROADWAY AND u MAID.
lane offers fine STOCK Of furs below cost ladies'
will find this the largest and richest assortment offered in
New York The goods manufactured with and
Of the best quality, and every article guaranteed repre-
-nied.
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cES Observation-Disclosures FASHION ABLE
Ot)e) furnishing bazaar.-LEWIS SEACORD invite
cal attention to their system Of shirt making viz complete
careful cutting, best needework and
ais sale If please Gentlemen who have been
disappointed elsewhere are particularly invited give
trtal
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apCRTIN0.


L>oR sALE-7 SITTER DOCS ON TRIAL, .
III pointers, setter pups, months old-for breed and
beauty bid defiance; 10 Newfoundland Of The pure<t
breed and OF the largest sye .cs and tan Terriers Of the
breed good ratters t-ts srr'rh terriers Aso
pumber OF large watch dogs ris A. ss slsm sres IN
the bsserneEt
I,oR sAIHt-Ar ASSORTMENT Cr RlRDl a Pa.
rot very handsomely oolored AID very god spsss
learns very easily for as bl-i vsry g,tt
and very tame, for SIS Alro of rxrs' sn
cell imported long breed Canary bir go' bre 'es
and number OF cages ~. which The ,-ur nss - o.
pose cheap account OF his leart ~ Gao BE-
I, syARrk