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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

Aso1HER JERsE,aAS RoBBED-On Saturday 1885,
Patrick kiryfu rrsdeat 4 Orange New Jecy concluded 20
rimr lis wiz city az pnc to- S-tbsh he and -
on the o. tut Lone hen caoa upon by Young
man. told him most Tu s.oty about being -ooora BY
swudrs expressed wish 20 rtt 20 Ntw-i where
h., nved. Mr. Krsin hceys rs story TOOK pity Oh
paid MS fare the 20 TIE city and the three
cam. together After crossing the liver. Nr. hirwn WIS
IN at public house wh,n The inf ,odus man invited
his brp,sc,or house No 50 Wee; RrJdvy sn1 drd
efresLmets Aer taking drink the esoTi pH out Of The
door did assn his apTeaaucs. moment ostro
giving his MAtae- hseft made us
sppesrauoe from aud siset kI~iL IL teat the
company but kIwu seeing no ra-en "sy III 'h9a 40 So
%. poiiy refused wherup1o Hs'cIt, ty Trtfnl blow
Of the cOnntI}n sPfa"ls upoa A-
floor Mr. length - the corcsoc that Il YES
seyissb. 10 preset dTI. sad ak oat roll Of
bill. ro,n lis POCKET hsndea Ell aaued Mary -seeeery -
bill T. psy u The May htT .g re ed - Erii
nsbs- and upon kirwin d-Tancins Il, hAert, May and
one Fz.tcth suIrcurded thrust hm through the
h.fop.u into the stree. III ~is - eiF the place
esu Krwin called Mary 10 the door aud krd r Is change
which sbe gave hia, thcu further -.crrnce from
Har Who segs struck Va the face aud puss ed him
into The ruer. The aftouisld thai ia nd
sathercd himself up and discovered shat lie hal oen
robbed Of 49, Ooer Field Of the Fifth Precinct coming
and bearing Of kiTwns nortuns arrested hs-ft and the
Two ans snd Locked them II tie Station Hose Ths prs
Yesterday t.ben tffc 'e Ccnoly sud com
rted for 'rs IA ado Va the stolen money -. y
could 10. be found.
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TAdy.T-is-neDti
rr.s-THr C.STov TEA CoMfAsY have 90

nsad every variety Of Tris 90 Grocer. sai Ia os,- sae
Z t0; Guppc 1s- .ad lap :. hoi g g. 4. o.Ie
,-.iie, ~arily low Also h.-i zoo '.Siis tx. q.
N a EocSsv-l. sta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

BpJoXIYE CRY MORTALGTf.-Iieath Officer BoJd
reports the total number Of deaths or the week ending
December l.h, TO be 90 Of which a were men, II 10
men, % boys and ~ girls. or adults there were ~,
children H. males ~, ani females II. The diseases
were: Apoplexy, 9; bronchas,2 .; cancer, l. casual
ties {; congestion BRAN, do lungs, 4; consumption,
a.; II fan,e oonvuson-, 2 pueIperal dos, GROUP;
debility, aiult,2 d. nfenlc, ,, delirum tre mems, !;
dropsy ia head, ,; enlargement heart, u efyaleas,
l. puerpeTa fever B remittent DO, scarlet 70. 5:
typhoid do, /; hopping cough, l. Inflammation Of
bowels, do. brains 3; do llsgs, III do tonfil', ];
infantle msrasInus, Il Old age, |, pasy. difficult
pa,turticn, premature birth, .; email pox, q still
born, s. Ofthe total number, 30 we're under one year
of age; between sri20, 2oi between 20 aud 81. 36.
OF pa,vdes, 20 were born in the United states, ~ ia
Ireland, 8 in Germany n Eoglsnd, aad uIknown.
Ftryy.s's FUsERAL.-Thc remains Of Tiomu
Lynch, an Oh All respected member Of No. 'i, who
died % Friday, were yesterday conveyed to their fad
resting place IN Greenwood Cemetery, nc'oup ,nied
by barge runlber ct the 6femen number Of Gre
men ALEC went to New.York TO attend tie fuoer.l II
the late VIM s. stephen, formerly m Assistant Eo-
eineer If the Department Of this city who died On tho
81 int.
EcRFAsy % C,PuAL.-Tue M,chs0ics Bank VI
Brooklyn is abvot incrensng its capital rom $jOOoW
10 $4,000.
D.EIsG HIGHWAY RoBBERr.-Oo Fnisy after
moor, While Mr. William Bennett ard his wife were
proceeding alcng the Iyrte-ayenle pank-rosi in
carriage. az VIXEN about ODE mile fcom Jamaica, they
were stoned Nv three uen AID robbed ST :, 10 noaey
aud come ewelry. Tae p,Dcs where they wsrs AZ
lacked is a hollow place in the road, aad WOODS ON
each side. Tie three prsons came o.: Of the woods,
one sezinyt horse by the head, and tie ether t~o
made demand flr their money. Mr. Bennett hal -
/. cha.ge, which be gave W, ind Me. Bennett was
comps;!ed 10 give NJ her puTss, containing 8; 30 .
bracelet sBi earrings. Upon getting these, the rob.
hers maze OF through the woods one Of them dis.
ctsrg.rg pistol "a he weLt sway, but which did AZ
take ell ct. Mr.. Bennett hsd $3.50 in his pocket and
400 in ss,es, which were not taken BY ne robbers;
neither tao goa watches, which were about inc
IersG1s Of Ms. and Mrs. Bennett.
M.ssIso.-A yourg eih named Amelia lice, a. 81
fifteen yeer. EFT Ler hone, No. ~ Pit street, os ss
urisy light, Nov q, and has 10. been heard u .HcA
let Weines lay, when she was seeI in Lager ooes
saloon. No. 70 GRAD stree.
P.s,lse CorsIEEFEir CoIs.-Two m'n, named
Thomas Trenbis and Henry Eiier, were arrested -
III, Third District Police OF Saturday hight, Oh tao
chsgs Of ps,ssg a 6fycen. cola Ct !a' 14'fhS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

A VELsHxAs RoBBED.-Oficer Peeny on Friday
ne-t arrested Charley White ard hs wife aud two
girls named Sarah johnson AID Sarah Ruck 81 col.
cred persons, q chsrge Of rohbirg p whitman
nan ed John Davis Of Ses, at q house kept ~ White
IN Oak street. Davis and his friend Edwards had
teen prevailed upon 10y ,be eir., 20 accompany them
TO Whites louse, whore ;hey pssse- the nis IT, ard
While there the robbery was committed as alleged.
Tie IisoIers were he'd for exarnr 4tion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

Son offer tue yorng fellow came ~ 10 tho desk,
presented q check for as co ttc Ciizcrs' Back @.
Albany, purporing to te sgred by Erts.as Corning.
bis alleged father and sa.t ne would pay his weeks
bead in advance. Ore OF the guests OF tie hotel,
Who al seen bin make this check, Informed Mr.
Leland Of the FAC. s1d ,he young allow was arrested
on Saturday snd taken before Jlt &c B.enRaa, ct the
Esser Market Court. Cicer Dady, 10 n hon tie Re
vas fdef found cheek for TO s'gusi 81 ErGs.
tus Cornrc, and fur other checks for vircus suns
signed y Joue= S-sby, in tie pos essiop Of tie
prsorer. Dufy subsequently ascer:ared that Cor
mig hal obtained tue c1h fDT check .r 81 90 tie
Metropolitan Bank sened by Jones 4 s.by; and
is heliev that number Of other forged checks have
beer casted for the Prisoner. Some blank checks
were found in his po:'es L, 'gnei " Coming Ho-
mer & Co. {! Albany. The prisoner subse4 lent'y
admitted that lie was not son of ErastIs COrniry,
and seemed 70 he very much affected Mt the shameful
pos.tiCr into which he lad betrayed hinsch. lie 1as
committed e. eIsIr atm.
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RICHMOND COUNTY IspcF3 COyRr-pf.
I,f..a LEN, MplFl

Stain ISLAND ffNNN CASI.
Tie staten ud New va tesry Company 49, JOAN Dee,
tlc Captain Of tie e. sgnboat o. DAl S-tcr
Tic Tc.itItsu i Sattr Island have felt much in.cr
hi. cs,c invo he question wts'ser soa,s
a~iuy hle 40 ak NJ P''s-rgrrs a. tle Fc'r g docs
Tie = arihcst OnN pf .hfer winch rSusy hct~~s
ksh~sy y So the Cay - Ne sNos. "a 'nt, male
la .opfoss tie FactcyuNe d.ca for the prftD.' OF
sud ug c'sus p,''eusr. sal this SUIT W. bOus@ ~
TIE pana, old not s.c.rs.n BIO res, name OF c.p,,a
of TIE 0uy AID beta IN. defcai ant VA. su.i 10
tcst- toe licensed " u acns casa 90 toe Oay Osisa-
ter a. dent OF New jersey scod aud iasen %.
Tor, ce Hote g. C,.e5n 90 the 10 i8s' required
t. gse bail W biz ap~snncc a. answer the coPala ON 'as
IN Inst, Mr rhouss Barls tec,ae hss-uty.
Pursuant sdj,uruusit the t,s'n o'elsk
on ssud,y AerDoon Toe pl,i.r' appeared b' 'A seat
Mr. Thonl -op. with IT. Nrn,ea NJ counsel sd VI 4.
C. Caho pTesred counsel for the dcfeud,n Mf SsTm
yea read written cDmhsnt
Mr Csnc sal lac tlousl woii be unnecessary 20 pat
IN any compliant. he hal sA,nreathe an isys
uron which the w.I,ut tos he aE' Of has sn Wa asa
ana BE- satisfied lat " was rsur ncn' Toe amis'S
merely syeoa IN general terms hat 'he aiouhs had s'oS
q acou for trra' DIT q a. 9 set iY.'a ,ni s,.
circumstance within TIE kno"Fis. 81 the spPa1 ono
the glouud. Of h. spp caou and ereore da n satsgr.s
- Justice 20 i,.a. Ss5,n '1 L, 80. DE- from wssS
go and whnsy as shael DEMO, %" lie moved that 'ss
ANer hrarnr Mr. verml,oa in reply J'hee Wolfe san,.a
the aud ordered tie wsnf b" asshn snd tao do.
6udsnt discus. ID The .ogn', ana ts ssrat % 'as I'll.
nsed that hsy should Instr e proeedng g IN some oihf
rm 70 prevent tie alleged INNING cent gu th" 'iy "sd'~
COURT CALESDAR-rHs D,s. .,
SurPEal CoURT-CFcor.-P.nr l:-No,; wv.
- ISL ISIS 5 l1s 2l,s 1t, 1851 ~! s57 a. ~ 80 80
-fi1 1910 49, u. 967s 800 9ds 300, y - : y 1't 90
.ga 2o. .7ci as ~, IN 2s, 21 H3' 10 .''. E'0s
253i 216, 91i6. Pas, IA, 2ib!, 3'5L -
cvrkIaE CoURr-SPEcIALlERN.- DtatRRkRs-
SUPERIOR CorRr.-Nos. 492, 1913, 100, ~, 6i5 81.
s8 SOL ee2 c1 al, TOO, 1o no ~ 49, ~. ~ 30 10 IS
~, 81. 1874. 49, -
lgia 1896 le7 1911 1919 100 1885, s@, 1924 100, 9l !l.
FART Usos 7i6. i8, l"A @s'o U9 1911 100, i5p, iSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06
UHITsO s-tTEs CIsCUr CoUar-Dsc. L-s~s,,
JUDGE NJ snS

This slit 20 recoN "a damages fcr the us u 20
ntst o. gaert fr tyasys. IN peru COON. TIE sec
crea veal oays id lac by c.ssr,i TIC Sr.at .ax
"a sc &C. sesct,; !. he sanie asnnef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06
[Atver-'-eHlent
BRADYS GALLERIES.

| PHOT 1ERAFEs
AsysoryPEs ANc DscIf RgEorYFsS
Me-. $50 and IS Broadway, NwYorE a. No S'3 Peraii
yauiasr., Wsssrs,on- ID &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

Most extraordinary reduction IN prices OF CAR
rrTs on CIorHs -. Cron.ey. Nea.iioa .els,.S 81 .
peg ysxt EnsI.h Errsel.. -tc 81 sni &C no,A 'e"e''
= iya 81 =; =. Wool Ilgrsils SIC. -. ana &c.
" Irs,N Addison. NJ. ~ 8owe'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

HARLE. RAmRoAD--NEw ARRASGynENr.-A new
tine table goes into effect the Harlem Railroad
to-day by which the trains will leave the depot corner
Of Fourth avenue end Twenys xh street, rs follows;
P.ea n for White Plains and all sy stations.
g:50a n. foT Williams Bridge aud ali way stations
lo.oGs fox White Psin' Albany, ana meIln,diS IA
tioIs.
lI:G g. m for White P'sins and ell wry ststorf.
2:s0 ~ n for ilhars Bfidf, auc ali way stations -
800 p NJ for MlTt0n and all way stations above Wisns
Bridge. ,-., -
3:sV for Albany, texpres') stopping a. principal gay
stations
i:cc p m for CIotou Falls and all way stations.
SEQ D. ~ for Wiz Pains aud all way siatiOis
SIS p IL. for White Plains and OIL way stations.
$50 D N. for Williams Bdge and all way stations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

PrsIIc NUIsASoE-1hc Sixth Ave5uc Railroad
Company have put in some Of tner cars pe;.lent
coItrsarce for tue annoyance OF passengers, in tue
fo1m Of box for receiving the fares. They are a
bother, nuisance and oug1, TO be removed, Ignored,
or smashed. The company las 40 rigl.t 10 torment
people with such devices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

We csN attention 70 tie sdvertiserneut in another
page q THE psper OF exhibition Of pictures for the
beneft Of MI. Ksnney, widow Of tie lsnenIed artist
Of tbat ane aud her children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

A WOMAN OF PROPERTY The REciPIrsr OF
CaaRIrY-A colcred woman named Mary Arn Cros-
by died Of phtbisis pulmora- last Friday, at No. 535
Broomo street For some time past she had poem the
recipient of charity. Various persons assert that the
dec .ased claimed to own house aud lot in Brooklyn,
the rents Of which pceived by some person who
did not pay them over tNkr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

The nativity table gives 81; natives of the United
State, - Of ireland, &c Ct Germany of England,
q scotland, aud tho b4l.1ce Of various foreign
ocpntries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

Docrese ia ls8.......,.... ....... b.H,tjj
Showing cecreese IN the taxation Of 1853 Of about
10, per cent.
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IHE CENTURY;

Mr.. THoNAs MoELRATH has issued lie following
prospdus:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

E.TIoNAL HEWsrAPER or POLITICS. CoMnEscE, VfSi

a Y, =,
EcoSoNY. LITsRAaUrs scIEScs AND ART.
Tie GI,, number Of -e Weekly clifton Of The Century vii
L P9bh'ho o. s,iurda' N, 1874 esy Of Deoe nbe 1853 an
III. completion d Arrangements IN preparation for that
puI pose 80 49,,
BE- the ornsl Of is class n U1ed states sp
It designed eat shsj o be surpassed b other 10 the
and vaety Of sresdrs mattel efficiency "
its sivtltsus no business resticI+
The Century vii be tie any political party 7, will
rerreeut rational and common iuteetts Il WI
Dot heste 10 what 10 legislation and sos-ra
msr 20 msntau what rehi whoa, resptc, % political
epo fJr the ,horou.h discussion Of oil qletcos relating
70 fare and restraints vii be imposed on
the e1coD II opinions but such are required y courtesy
bougt connected political party The Cs1f4ry
be Lela ~her great Issues before The c3uLy DIT
will sn he impartial ard tiu,nlo H. will espesaly
usruc tue Iopa,r ind in the Of tue elective
fran cbe b. oGuCd aud f-ass examination Of the Character
Of men aud which msy poaercd for the pubic
supgoIt aud l. viii resist the party management, aud dTi ~
whh corrupt lesders control pornsons 'or Office aud By
which oen led to such doubtful choice between
evils az o. n axe them indicreLt T. The rcsit
Ioile 'auon SOCIAL questions Of inc cay space VIII be so
led pI0portinnate Nth their la cor1nse.
The oson and systcmsc arrangement Of Commercial sta
tcs no uong finsoe vi be one u the i-sans irs'qfs OF
The CfDE Tis will embrace al tepsotoents Of productive
or, Manufacture. Mechsrrs, and generally whs,sveI col
tributes 10 the n rial wes tn of country.
The for trutworoy Correspondents beth F.
egb aud Domestic art IN part s'sdy nade no ruOft VIA De
spared Obtain early correct Information Of events trans
prne IN otler parts of tte world -,
Til. E0ior.p 81 The Century w1 be mpersona' Able and
renced writers viii lie employed 10 al the respective de-
pstment. whct ere necessary 20 fret cs' n.wsPspsr adapt
edt 10 Family ClIcie p. as the Of business
Tie subscriber Ies orfdeuty 70 lie long experience In te
publication Of pe di all. assurance 10 the public that the
pzr forth in circular will faithfully
tspectfuy collected
SJ,orcn RUNNERS Of The Gentry ~ be sent free OF charge
any the city country whose address may be fur
nished 70 the Pubsher.
Tenn. o. subacrption-Two dollars year payable In sd
4 t.rrfy Oh fsf n CHI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

Erw-YoRK TYroGRAFHIcAL USIoN.-At the regu-
lar monthly meeting of this Society, held on Saturday
evening, Dec 4, the folio sing named ofiicers were
elected for the ensuing yesr: President, C. W. Col
buru; Vice. President, b. l.. Gasby Recording Secre-
tsry, Robert ID. Dsck; Corresponding Secretary, W.
q Beers; Financial Secretary, q. a. Coburni Treas
s,rer, X. o. Hsrncn; Fund Trustee w. b. McMano';
Business Committee, W. u. Sneaton, NJ. ID. Rslney,
ID. w. KimbaI, Richard Drake, j. 5. Lenhart. After
some further routine business the Union adjourned to
Saturday jan z, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

P.ssIse Cors1EEFET CoIs.-Two msn, named
TAons Trenbis and Henry Eiier, were arresled -
N, Third District Police OF Saturday light, Oh tao
ch.gs Of pa,siag a dhy-ceu. cola .. the 1isehss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

IscREAsE % C.ruAI.-Tle M,chsoics Bank VI
Brooklyn is boat iIcrensing ts capital RON $jVOoop
10 $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

GIoBrs.-wo have received from Messrs. T.. &
Wv. Blalt Terrestrial globe of their manufacture.
4 Of great be,Dty and excellence-in fact, the bst
globe we ever examined--hayiDg the iso.hrma lioes,
tie ceepses souudings, sod all the results of recent
geographical explorations ia Africa tee Polar Regions,
&C. In point Of durability, w are assured that it is
pericr to European globes, FOR the reason that the
ssni is lot effected by evssse, which is not the
sAse with those imported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

M.ssIso.-A yourg eud banned Aueh' Hee' asH
fifteen years. let Ler hoIae, No. ~ f't stree % %"
urday light, Nov. q, and has Lo' been neNa ,'H0e
lsst Weines lay, when she was seeI IN lager '''s
saloon. No. 70 Grad stree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

bonn aud premature births, 35i stomach bowels and
other digestive ogans i5 uncertain seat ard general
fevers, III urinary organs, T. Total-3I6.
The number Of deaths compared with the core
spending weeks in 1856 and 1857, was a. forows:
Week eudins Dec s. RS.
Week ending Dec D. 1857 ;
Week erdrfr Nov e. I3t8
Web eudiug Dec SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

Chr MoRrALirY.--Accoriing 20 the report OF TIE
City Inspector, there were $40 deaths IN this city
hIirg the psst week-s deere sss Of as compare
with the mortality Of the week previous, and 81 les
than occurred during the corresponding week IN last
ysa. OF the total number 1913 were VI ten yeas Of
age and under, and 81 inmates of the pubic iustitu
ti.ns. The following table shows the number Of
deaths for the past two weeks among adults aud
Children. Distinguishing the sexes:
nsn Women. Boys. Girls. Total
Week on d.rS Dec. i....e7 - 10 81 SIS
Among the principal causes of death were the FOL-
loving: Bronchitis, s; consumption, ST. oonvul
sion, nfaatile o. dropsy in tie head, IL; inaamlna
ton Of the bowels, 9; inflammation of the lungs. -;
Inflammation Of tie brain, ), msrcsmus Gulsn,ile),
II; scarlet fever, H.
There also deaths Of spople1y, Of generous
affection OF -seson Of the brain, Of COZ geston
OF tie Lungs Ii Of Group, 10 of debility afante, of
6isihes of eIyePelas, Of typhus fever III Of dis.
Of the heart ~ Of whooping cough, Of intern
pessnce, Q! palsy, premature births, ~ still
bcrn and IL deaths from violent causes, including
Suicides and burned or scalded.
The annexed table shows what portions Of the hu.
man system have been mos. affected Boncs, joints,
&c. 9; brain and nerves GO; gencrative Organs, 3;
heart and blood vessels To; lungs, throat, &c., 1874;
Old ace, Il skin, &C., an eruvc feycrs, 20i still.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06

Neg York Nerember 10th, 1859.
Nj. McEreth las had great experience in news
paper management, AMI understands well how to
adapt journal 10 the public wsn'e. At the same sine
We may be sure that high tone AID sound moral in
Guence will characterize any publication under his
oootrcl. We cordially wish lin success in his new
en' prize.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-16
DO YOU EVER
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Almost every one, certainly every mer-
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that he had arcliable correspondent and
friond living in thi, great metropolis TO
whom he could send for the transaction of
some business or the purchase Of some
article, that he could net make it convent.
eRt to e" to the city To do, or to buy him.
self, with fnll confidence, that the business
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expense TO him. Having become satisfied
by considerably extended observation and
experience that this is m almost universal
want, we have established our house TO
supply it. We have found that thousands
Of persons from Maine to Georgia are con-
stantiy sending 10 us to execute orders, in
volvlng purchases varying in amount from
20 cents to as many hun dred dollars, and
we believe IN every ease, those employing
us have been satisfied both with the uuali.
ty OF The services rendered and the equity
OF our charges. We mean tkat our char
gcs. shall in all cases he fair and resnonsible
being prcdlca,ed on the time and labor con.
sumrd' IT is certain. that being constantly
IN the market. bnying largely for cash, We
can buy Bctter than any single purchase.
can. la fact. we save ta our friends Iuuch
more IN prices than the commission we
charge, No man. who only occasionally
comes here can be familiar " ith 4 market
so extensive as this. We being here all
the time, are thoroughly acquainted wiihit.
anu Know where 10 go TO find every thing
IN ilrst hands and at the lowest rates. We
have found that many of our distant friends
wish to send us country produce to sell,
sometimes the proceeds TO be invested in
goods, scmetimes in money. Accordingly
We have made the very best arrapuem ents
TO enable us to d" justice to those who may
consign 10 us. Our charges for selling arc
usually five per cent, although in special
eases of very large or very small transac.
tons, equity might require it TO be varied
from that We have n circular giving more
Mt length htscorc and plan of our business
with statement Of our charges for buyin~
some OF the leading articles, which will be
sent on application.
Letters of inquiry only should contain
stamps to prepay the replies.
REFER BY PERMISSION TO
WIN &, Lambert, of A. g. A. Lawrence
g. Co, New York.
VIM l.. King, Of Nnylor s. Co. y y.
David =. Brown, Of David =. Brown &
Co, Philadelphia.
Joseph Cabot, Philadelphia.
q: B"ty Blake, of Blake, Howe g. Co,
Boston
+. Cabot e. Co, Boston.
Stanheld, Wentworth g. Co Boston,
J. Z. Cabot, OF Wales, Cabot " Co, ~.
Louis. r
And MANY others.
n. B.-fariicuinr attention is given to
procuring Insurance Politics. (Liic Fire
and MarIne,l in the best and mos, reliable
Offices. Information furnished Of the sian
ding and responsibility of Insurance Com
panies, Railroads and other Corporations
April 81 lO-tf
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-06-16
New Advertisements.
SheriH's Sales.

10y Virtue OF Suudry Wits of Fl Fo io
- me directed, will sell before the Court
House door at Lancaster on the first Nom
DAY IN July next, within the legal hours
OF sale the following properties, 10 wit:
ONE Hundred ard fifty acres of land
more or less, adjoining lands Of Erwin
hnlght, The estate lands Of William KNIGHT
ana others, levied on and to be sold "A The
property of Alfred Knight ut the sui, of
John B. Cousart.
ALSO, Two hundred acres more or less
adjoining lands of X. II. Terrell. ct, nj
levied on and 10 he sold rs the property of
i. L. Ferguson, at the suit OF Silas In
gram
ALSO. Two hnndrei acres more or less,
ao)oinlng lands "f James Williams, ct. al.
levied on and to be sold as the property of
Richard Onton, ut the suits of joan CIV.
burn aad others.
ALSO, Two hundred acre. more or less.
adjoining lands oi Jane, G. Porr. John
Soweil and others, levied on and to BE- sold
ms The property of Jonathan J. Opburn. at
the suit Of Sias Bird, John Pocr ii al. Cfor
costs
ALSO, Two hundred acres more or less
Wing on Sugar Creek aud aGjnininp Lands
OF lessee Harris. X. Blue and oth..s,
levied on nnd to BE- Sn!h To satiSf, an Excen
'l"n Tor rIyrs ia rtvnr OF the Sta'c agtius
defendant Iames y. Hunter
ALSO. Ono hInlrrd acres mo.o or less.
"hcrcon John Scarborough lives ADJOINING
lands al Charles Bird and others. levied on
and to be sold rs the property of Joel Ash
craft, deed, TO satisfy An Execution for Tax
cs, ia favcr Of the State.
ALSO, One Hundred aud fifty acres more
or less, adjoining lands Of John Usher Wv.
lie Usher and oth,rs, levied on and TO be
sold a" the propty Of Thomas Simpson, to
satisfy M Execution for Taxes.
Conditions cash, &c.
III. HANCOCK. S. J.. ID.
Jun II, :3s. l8-td Pf Sl15 cncL.