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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

AN AFFECTIOSATE PARTING The Al
bauy Express has some subscribers who
don't pay for their papers The ErDress
bids them good BY IN the following witty
terms:
This week. W strike from onr list on
ly about fifty subscribers who Will not pay
their dues to the printer. La doing 50, We
take them by the hand, a1i, with tear. in
our eyes bid them an sifectionate farewell
Good BIZ, old subs Take care ef vo1r-
selves. Sometimes think Of the Erpress.
which you have read 80 long for nothing
Sponge upon some other printer now for
a while. \ change Of diet will doubtless
be good fJr you Poor old fellows We
are little sorry 70 turn you OFT on the
lark night wita0u; lamp, bu. i: mus; be
s2. Strike for the ueares: neighbours II rht
II may lie; yol in, and feed you for year
ar two, upon the strength Of your honora-
BE promises TO pay a, the end q tLat time
For ourselves We have enough Of the curl
o1s pledges to supply our cabinet for the
present We have labelled them carefully,
sud they are open to general inspection.
WIKI many thanks for your self-sacrifcing
indulgence OF u, aud fo- y5lr hone:; ap-
probation Of the obligation existing toward
Our Cthce, We again, aDd fnaly, sag fare
well forever"
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DEATH or Snw-,oaH ,oI.u.rEEn.

George Washington NJ Gate First
Lieutenant l.. : \ } died ~ SUNDAY las.
IA the residence Of bis brother. Chas \.
hlav, in Tweuty-sixth street, after an i'll.
ness Of six months. Nr May enlisted uu.
der Capt. Martin Scott Of the 18th Infantry.
and went with the array To- Corpus Christi
lie Distinguished himself at the battle. Of
Palo Alto, hesaca De la Palma, the taking
OF Monterey, the siege ot Vera Cruz. and
the battle OF Ccrro Gurdo After the last
battle lie Was promoted, on account uf bis
valor, to the rank OF lieutenant in Worth's
Division lie was dispatched uud + Col.
Gates 10 Iampico, where, contracting the
yellow fever, hc WAS obliged t. return home
Subsequently, he was -cut with recruits L.
the Oh regiment | ; Infantry 10 Pachu
"a. where D." remained until the close Of
the war, D-luE employed chiefs as an e.
cort By the Commaudcr-in.Cdict. He was
on board Of the san Francisco when she
was wrecked, aud was one Of the brave few
gap stood by tue vessel until she wen, down.
In company with others he went on board
the Atlantic - to l.!ycrfoJi, aul upon re-
turning tD this country, entered tie Costa
Rican service under Gen. Walker Lieu
tenant May was brave solder, ana did
grea, honor 10 his couutry's flag during the
Mexican War Constant exposure brokc
down his constitution, and threw him into
a cline, aud during the last six months be
has been gradually wasting away. lie wa,
the second son of the Rev. Edward Harri-
son May, deceased His funeral took
place on Wednesday morning, from t.e
Reformed Duch Church in Twenty-,ixlL
street hear Sixth ayanue, Of which his faith
cr was me- pastor. His comrades in the
Mexican campaign united in paying the
last trb t. Of resp ct t. their late brother
III arm. " !. TltLune.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS.--The Superior
Court of this city, has given two important
decisions affecting the business Of banking
In this State aud the general banking law.
The Court decided that when bills % a
Bank were presented for redemption, they
must he redeemed without unnecessary delav.
or they were liable to protest Payment
IN dimes and half dimes did not fulfill the
law
Tie Court aI>o decided in connection
WIKI his matter that the amendments 70
the General Banking Law, were Cons;itu.
tionaI, though uo, submitted te the people
The cases are to be carried to the Su.
preme Co-r; for the final decision.-Chi
c7g0 J0nrHaR
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

The GUENEY ELoPESENr IN ENGLAND
a LADY Runs OFF WITH HER FooTMAN.
i see the scandal which h Is been iilar:sg
about London clubs and drawing rooms
ior the last iew days-Of Mrs. j II Cur
aey's e.opement with her iOo,mau-has
now found It's way into The L0afloa
Times There can, therefore, be no fur
ther motive for keeping back a few facts in
connection with the ease. The lady in
question was the daughter of the late Rich
ara Quincy, by whom she had fortune of
ncar!y t2J, 600 a year, absolutely secured
- herself She was considered tue rich
st married woman in England All this
,or'uue shc Is now free to dispose OF as she
Ikcs-in curchlng if she chooses. the for-
,uuate fiInkey whom she has chosen for the
partner Of her fight Her injured husband
has already :akcn the frs: steps for obtain
ug divorce, bat such i the pressure Of
ilyorce business before Mr.. Justice Cre,s-
W w.ll's Court that bis solicitor has been in-
termed Il am told that fourteen months
are likely 10 clapsc before the case can tc
brought to issue Meanwhile, the affair is
great blow to the large and respectable
Gurney conncction-so well and widely
known for ~ philanthropic activity, a. well
a. i's wealth. London CorrespoVicucc
Of tte MN. Guardian.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

DETENTION OF TIE AsIA-IHE BENE
GA Boy A PASSENGER The Steamship
Asia was To have sailed from her dock In
Jersey City at O'Clock Yesterday afternoon.
but Was detained Ia Consequence of tie
snow storm that prevailed aud last evening
II was understood that SIZE would not leave
uut!i . o'clock this morning.
JohE &. liccuan. the Bcuecia BOY Ter
,ulcoGsiy Tefolt,d t. Lave sailed sererl
4.ys sincc, has taken passage, tur the pus-
pose ct Keeping his engagement To hsht
Tom Saycrs for TIE championship iicc-
nsn remained at the Atlantic Hotel in llo
bokcn on Tuesday night, where he was in
,iteciually sought for by the Roehe,tcr and
Buffalo officers who were eudcavorinc ,o ef
feet his arrest. At ii o'clock Yesterday
forenoon Heenan, accompanied by three
friends, came to Jersey CITY, and while the
5iliccrs were quietly watching for him to
como on board over the gang plank, where
passengers get on board, be was quietly
u>hered on board on the other side Of the
vessel and entered the cabin, where he bid
farewell TO a number OF acquaiutances aud
vas then slowed away. The fact becoming
known that HecBau was t. sail in the Asia
large number OF his friends came oyor
rom New \ ork, aud it was generally u
ierstood that the o.ic, rs would not be al,
loved to take their man under any circun..
stances Casick, ilcenans trainer. was
also on board the As.a-N. J. TrtJUHc
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

Sufficient time has not elapsed since
this law took effect to enable me 10 deter
mine It's practical workings with any degree
of accurancy. lt may be well to observe
in this connection, that its operations do
not appear to be In any respect unsatisfac-
tory to that class OF citizens which it WIS
more particularly designed to the benefit
and encourage. II the benefciaries to
whom 1t. results are con6ded it will doubt
'ess be productive of large amount of
practical good to the best interests of the
State
We have sold of this class of lands, in.
c!ucnc those offered at the pulic sale in
May, II SSS acres, amounting to s93, BIZ
80 There has been received on account
If principal, interest and penalty, $50,
3' lie aggregate sales during the past
fiscal year have not eIualed the expecta-
tons oi those best calculated to form a cor
rect estimate This is owing mainly to
the depression Of business and the consc.
qlcnt scarcity f money Up to the cessa
ion Of the war in Europe, aud while large
movements OF the cereal products of the
west were constantly occurring at remune-
ratiye prices, the sales Of this elias, Of lani
were gradually Increasing, aud prom iscd to
c"uilrm the convictions OF the most sanru-
Inc. Immediately, however, upon the re-
cepIIon ot the news Of the sudden and un-
exp ctei termination of that war, rapid
falling of was Observed in the sales.
T. other Patents are not soon received,
the sales for the ensuing year will not be
likely to exceed those of the past but on
the cont.ary will probably be less The
following table will show the sales by Coun-
ties. as REQUIRED by law
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

From this we ilter Il 1t there viii be no
delay which can he reasonably avoided, IN
tie Transmission Of such ether Patents -
are du' under this grant entertain the
hope that final adjustment Of this question
will occur. upon equitable and satisfactory
terms before the expiration of my term Of
Office. Varied and important interests con.
tiuue to he retarded, On account of the ex-
is'ence Of conflicting claims, arising from
failure TO finally determine a correct la
,is tJr procedure Licenses have issued
under Act No. 229 e the Legislature Of
last wiater, fjr 81. sio IS acres. The sub
joined table will show the number of acres
licensed in each County:
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COUNTY TEFASUEEES

Eighteen County Taeasurers qualified
and received S2l ,53l $. an account of all
the trust funds The amendment of Sec
tions / and 5 Of Act No. 153, Session
Laws Of $50, by the Legislature of las;
winter, prohibiting County Treasurers from
receiving money on account of the Trus,
Funds after the first day of August of each
year, operates to relieve this department of
much responsibility, and prevents effec,ualy
those coutiictious which have heretofore
been lnSeparable, from the incongruous re-
quirements of the old law.
All Of which il respectfully submitted
JAS ". SANBORN
Cam syiSSjo,1er
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

Since then no Patents have been received,
and when there will be remains as much a
matter OF uucer;ainty as ever
ln reply to our las; communication OF
this subject the Commissioner of the Gene
raj Land Office says
" To your enquiry respecting the adjust
ment OF tue grant IN Michigan, | will say
that We shall proceed at an early ia, TO
mike examination Of the lists of lands
claimed, wiki tie view Of sub1nittiur add
tional ISIS toi approval. The great pres
sure on the branch o. the Ohcc having
this grant in charge. is the reason why
the business has been retarded
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S1U51U7 -


FKIHAKN >CHOVL LANDS
OF this class of lands there has b-cu
sold during the last fiscal year 4,10l 10
acres, amounting to %, 29I 80 The gross
amount Of receipts, for principal, interest
aud penalty, TO the fund Is $I55 55D II
\ comparison Of the sales of the last viii,
those OF former years, shows large dmiuu-
ton in the quartity Of lands sold. but 10
corresponding decrease in the aggregated
receipts Ihis cannot fail to be gratifying
Intelligence to the admirers of the Primary
school system. We now have of these
lands in the Upper Peninsula 39S PIG %
acres situated in the counties namcd b.low
In ihnir nrLinr:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

President Buchanan, on his Journey to
" Wheatlaud - on Wednesday, left the
ears at WrIghtsyille to walk the bridge to
Columbia, as is his custom Ga the way,
says the York STIR he met several ac-
qualntanees from York county, and turned
% speak to them, and while n the act hls
foot met some obstruction, aud be fell.
lie was stunned 10y the tall, and was as>;s-
ted 10 arise 10y his friends after few
minutcs rest, lie recovered sufficiently 10
contiBue his walk to Columbia BAR.
Sun
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

y writer IN the Cincinnati Commercial
draws :he the following not very fltterins
picture of the Illinois Senator:
Douglas belongs, 10y temperament aud
constitution, TO the race OF hullies. H.,
proper legitimate sphere Is the bar room
or the prize ring. lie i Just the kind oi
man TO be the tavori,e Of acklcc- and the
idol Of bottle holders HIS eudowmeuts 81
limb and muscle, his compact and lurly
so!ldlty OF form, enormous t,tlc strength.
would have made him f,,,,ic prjn-cpS
among the SGliivans, Nolris,ey,. aud the
Heenaus Bu! the horoscope of hi, fortune,
was differently cast, and having settled
early IN his life in hack-woods counlr,
he was tatcd to become a politician la q
community of little intellectual or mora
culture, his rise WAS rapid, fJr his power
We're lu-j OF the compass which fitted hin
to SHINE, where a man # finer nature would
have failed. He possesses moderate mte!.
lcctual talents. au iron viii uulring cner-
", and uubnun'cd aY.h,tipu. IL los. -
...-'h, iii'n-h yIrs..> 4iab ttlJiu., To- 4.
Senator # "a. tult,d >t4tcs. and win
greedy cyc- devournS tie Presidency from
aiar, he has shaped every scheme and
strained every nerve - win it
The powers Of Douglas Us a public orator
are limited to plain and monotonous repc.
ti;Ion of ore idea, and a bovine power of
believing it 20 the largest audience lie Is
destitute alike Of variety, compass, humor,
pathos, and eloqueucc. lie exhibits DOT a
solitary CLEAN OF genirs, not ray Of wii,
not spark Of imagination The only ele-
meat of e!oquence, he possesses is the roc
If nl.ct.lcl, .tlLiI e Mil ,,
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FORFEITED LANDS

l0C0S II acres We're forfeited for the
ron-payment of interest and penalty on the
2jlh If October OF this amount 2,.2O
acres have been re-sold, or redeemed.
There is remaining subject to re iemption.
uader Section 1853 Of Compiled Laws, as
amended by act of Legislature of last win
ter ,362 30 acres
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17
ASYLUM AND SALT SPRING LANDS.
No sales have been made.

SWAMP LANDS
On the 30th Of November last, Patents
had been received for ASST ,SlS.9S acres
nearly all of which had been offered for
sale according TO the forms prescribed by
law. OF that amount, however, 70 90 l. 81
acres could not be sold, by reason IF yari
Gus irregularities in the Patents, aud the
imposslbility of reconciiug the old with
the new surveys. Those difficulties being
finally rcmi3ied and nasmuch "a they had
never been regularly in market, it was
thought advisable to re advertise them with
others for which Patents were subsequent
ly received Accordingly, as sool as the
Pat Books We're in readiness. directed
them t. be alvcrt;sed as for sac on the
18th Of May. The lands thus offered az
gregated ll2,00S.i1 acres, as viii appear
from the appended table:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17

brown u The Hqut1r1
Press says that Bracket, the sculptor, has
had letters from Virginia intims,iny that
he will have mmissions from that State
for copies of his bust Of John Brown.
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OF which amount 23i,3S0 % acres
9TH day Of last August On the morning
az pointed for the sale, however, NY arten-
;ion was called To the existence of +" Mn
cral Law enacted in 1916, (Laws Of lS46,
page - J which had escaped my observa
ton. After examining it, deemed it rru-
dent to temporarily suspend the sale, ua'iI
such tme as | could make full AMI M
mute examiuaiion Of he Ilats and rtcgId,
in this office, to enable me to determine
what to permanently reserve BY virtue o.
this Act. Those examinations having been
completed to my satisfaction, forwarded,
on the second of December, a list am unit
ing to ID 2221 Il acres, to the proper pa-
pers, with request to publish it, as rc>er-
we'd, agrccably TO law. Coupled with this
notice was another restoring 20 market, on
the first day Of February next, all tie lands
which We're offered i'll August not being
properly within the operation of the Mia
erai Law, amounting, a.t,r dcducting the
reserved list, to 2lI lG2 II acres 1t i,
t. be regretted that these .anis could not
have been subject to entry during the past
season. Immediately upon the opening ..
navigation in the spring, an important spec
ulative movement rapidly developed Itself
III the direction of that section ot our State
1t is confidently believed lha; if ,h., move
ment could have been fvresceB, aud these
lands subjected TO entry early il the sea
son, that the result could not have failed to
be highly advantageous 70 the interests uf
this fund
IL is not now improbable that this move
mcnt will BE- repeated another season: IN
which ease. the first of February neat Vs.,
be ample time TO afford those who >b au
opportunity of Investing in these land
UNIVERSITY LANDS
OF this class Of lands there has been sold
during the year. 1920 acres, amount
IngtO s.; .i5J / Is
NORMAL SCHOOL LANDS
The sales of Normal School lands dgriut
the year have been - acres, amounting
to-. --- $50 90
STATE BUILDING LANDS
Seven Lansing Lots have been sold. Co.-
feItcd) for S6Sl 0H
INTERsAL IMPROVEMENT LANDS
255,37 acres have been sod, amounting
to- 50 l92l
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-17
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
PARSONS 4 WILEY,

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, aud Solicitors
in Chancery, Lansing, Michigan. Office in
Cowle's Block.
gro. l. PARSONS. D. c WILEY
y. BID. c. Wiley viii defend criminal cases
as heretofore. a23
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INTERsAL IMPROVEMENT LANDS
255,31 acres have been sod, amounting
to- -S3l92l
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Since then no Patents have been receive,

Making Il the s-Cc-ga'-...
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STATE BUILDING LANDS
Seven Lansing Lots have been sold. Oo.-
ieitCu) Tor So>i VH
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NORMAL SCHOOL LANDS
The sales of Normal School lands durint
the year have been 80 acres, amounting
to. $500 90
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nNervsns uFPERERs, ,r.rvo mn
BROKEN DOVE sfcHAI MEN
WHY NOT HAVE Y2HF HEALTH REsToR-
We offer you 'ihNSviGORATOR.
W. oAer IL to all classes-it may save valuable
I,vss' We do not believe that any other remedy
has such mass OF testimony.
THE NV. B. 4. hBbRsooKE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. n, 1850
The use OF your HAmPTUH's TINcTgRE has
been a cerg great blessing to me and my family -
The effect il has had on my throat disease has been
marvellous. For all such diseases most cordially
''''''''''n"' +. BROOKE.
Pastor of the Eutaw M. T.. church.
AS AN INvIG0RATOR.
As an invlgorator and restorative, where a gen
tie gtimulapt 10 wanted. believe 10 superior to
ali the Cordials before the public cure JoT Dys
D, pSin, CoKgh, SerofhtG and RheaniattSm, Win
ali diseases of the Stomach and Bowels. 1t has been
truly successful to the single and married We
offsr the most valuable remedy, which thousands
u" FEMALES AND CHlLDREN-This TING
fURE will be found great medicine for all tneii
NJ Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sod by PURCELL, LADD IL CO., Richmond !
by Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
fists in Petersburg: by MORTIME Err NOW
BRAY, Baltmore; and by Druggists and Shop
Keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle SIX bottles,
a my 28-dhcvts
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"a Notice. ITO the SICK afflicted and numer-
Gus families who have heretofore used Dr.. J. 5.
ROSES MEDICINES, always with the most un,
persons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
has been compelled to change the wrapper, which
lure is over the cork Of every bottle of the genuine
Medicines, so that the public can again Obtain
those remedies which nave sulteu thelf "aHIs anu
DR.. ]. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coughs
and diseases of the lungs is the standard remedy
The PAIN CURER for pains, rhenmatlsn, chollc,
spra.ng or bruises. and the DISPEIPIIC COM
Sold Nv Druggists generally. and by
WARNER L. WAXING, Io7 Broad st,
ja2l-Iy Richmond. Va.
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ma Common sense rules the mass OF the
people Whatever the mlsnamed and misanthrope
philosGph may say 10 the contrary snow them
g;sod thing let its merits be clearly demonstra-
ted. and they will not hesitate to give IT their
most cordial patronage. The masses have al
readv ratified the Judgment Of a physician con
as may be seen in the immense quantities OF TINS
medicine that are annually sold In every section
of the land 1t is now recognized as greatly supe-
ror to all other remedies yet devised Tor diseases
of the digestive organs, such as darrbTa. dysen
iery, dyspepsia ana for the various levers that
arise from derangement of those portions OF the
S, stem. Hostetter's name is rapidly becomiTg
household word from Maine to Texas, from the
shores of the Atlantic to the Pacific. Try the ar
ticle and he satisfied.
Sold ny Druggists and dealers generally every
where iy 2-1m
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e..~ Ntw AND ATTKAcTirs
Hkf6 RoIT TE TO NEW Y0RkruS~ngs0r
3GaENNYYSS PtTERSBURG

AND NoRfot& Passenger. Issyy ssSgspN
ing Richmond every MONDAY. ppfRcsHiN0SD
an AH6 sA fFEsTEEpkessiPRG RalLRoxp cAks con-
half past four "'elnck,,ssy ~ a x, Norfolk, And
sS,1ys nj Norfoix in due time u take me sM,5eFs
ships R0ANOkE, YORKTOWN ana s,s YoTk
TOWN, for NEW YORK. arrlvfnS ~ ~ sbs di
early the ns1: day affsr.oeas ~ uuIs i"i
ferent lines going FAST and NQkTh; ..ludlas
Passage 70 New Yetk nom RIchmona. assrs ne
meals and state room, on beard the as,srl tas
ship hcfe-Slo. &
- - IUDLAM Axissslyss.
M Opposite Steamers ~ ~ oaf
n B.--The Pursers of the ships, oI on the Pc
Clerks will DO on hand the vielni IA an ssds,
az s.,uraav masnsngs, 1t o'clock 20 ss stc-
those persons With sexees who msy hot ~
sursd them ~ our ofhee previously
m IL :, .
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DENTISTRY.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH.--The Cleo
HySTvvSplastIc and Vucanite Prooess.-Q. W,
--o JONES. DxNTrsT, haviIg the night for the
above mode of making Teeth, and being satisfied
of its absolute superiority over all other methods.
can with confidence commend il 20 those desiring
full or partial sets of teeth, and especially such
as msy be dissatisfied with those they are now
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate to the
mouth, and the suction thereby secured, enables
him to insert one or more teeth trithont clasps
This method having been adopted BY those stand
ing highest in the profession, North and south,
testimonials will be given and speoIme ms exfubted
to those wishing to see them. Sets of Teeth, on
gold or any other plate win of course be made tor
tracing, and all other operations gently ana no
roughly performed. Teeth extracted BY ELEC-
TRICITY tcithont pain
"a Office on Main street, opposite Corinthisn
Hall noN-B
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Ks SURGEON DENTIST,
SlIO Ofnce on Main, below Peari street, nexi
door tn p Horton Keaci's trimming st e, and Two
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price u Co.'s DIR,
Goods store. ~, 49,.
house, would be pleased tn see those with whom ne
has engagements, and has made EXTENSIVE prepa
ratons 10 serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed in the most approved and sclentho
style known TO the Profession, and all work done
bT him warranted to give satisfaction. toclj-J
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

IrzO REMoyAL.-GEO J. SUMNER
CO., Importers, and Wholesale and Retail
W WARE and no u s Eff u r MS 9
GUODS, respectfully announce to the PUBLIC I'M N
thev have removed 10 their new store, IhuN
BUILDINGS, Governor ST.. where, with greaitts
increased facilities for business they hope 10 ps
favored with continuance OF the extensive pat
rOnage bestowed upon them at their old stahd..-
They have now on hand a very large and compietei
OF. as favorable terms any regular house IN tne
country importing our own goods direct aho IN
very large Quantities are prepared 10 ober
great Inducements to buy ers: A call collected.
GEO. J. SUMNER K CO.
Ent Sr