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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

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Staten Island he kept vigilant leoksont from
the window toward the Narrows He said he
was in q great hurry 10 get up to the city tol
ebarter tcw-boat and tryif he could save
the sloop When asked whereabouts he left
the sloop, he replied, God knows where she
is now; | viii be oil Fight II ! can only get up.
to the city ",
Beforstie counting of tie money could be
concluded tile Saptlsield arrived At the Bat-
terry, and the stranger gatheFiSg up his money
left the boat with the intention, be said, Of
seeing il something could not be done towards
raising the sloop From the battery the po-
lice traced the stranger to Iag Cedar street,
where he met his wife and child, the latter
about ten years Of age Here the officers as
|certaincd that the strangers name was no
other than William Johnson, the mate Of the
all-fated sloop, and a ray of light bright as the
suif at once was shed upon the dark and mys-
FERROUS case they had under examination
From some persons residing in the house
the detectives learned, that Immediately after
his arrival 10 the city johnson proceeded 10 a
BARRIERS shop and had bis face Shaved and
hair cut, for tlle purpose, no doubt. Of dis
gnising himself and that after packing up
some trunks he proceeded on board the Stem
ing tdnssboat, andengageda stateroomfor him
| self aud family.
Johnson was pursued to Providence, r i,
where he was arrested on Friday night He
had taken lodgings in private house in re-
mote part Of the city.
The swissmsskmhs brasghtAo New York OH
Saturday. When he arrived large crowds
had collected aud it was only by secreting
him within baggage car and conveying him
quickly to prison in an express wagon that he
was landed at the Statiouhouse and oToombs
without difficulty from infdfiated mobs.
In his possession was watch which was
flllyI identifedfas having been7the property Of
Capt. Burr Two small bags, which Johns b
said he had made himself, was also identified
by Mr.. Seamen, and Mrs Simmonsiof Key
tport, as having Belonged to Captain Burr. 7
The Identification of these articles fully salts
fed every perSonin the Statioh-housc at the
time, of the prisoners guilt, although little
doubt had been felt previously.
The preliminary examination into the mys-
terious and bloody tragedy on board the oys-
ter sloop e. johnson was commenced yes
terday before Mr. Commissioner White, and
tile accused prisoner Hicks, alias johnson
was strongly aidentified as having been the
mate on beard the vessel. The details of the
condition of the sloop leave no doubt but that
the murders we're cernmittedl-on beard. g
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J More Tenement Slaughters.

4 The N. Yoa1tibwne Of to-day says Close
upon the heels Of the Elm street horror
crowds another holocaust to cupidity. III the
early. morning a fire broke cut under the
staircase Of one .cf, q row Of four. story frame
houses, No. 80 West Fortyfifth street,
crowded full Of sleeping families, and in a few
seconds all escape by the single narrow stair
way is cut off. Then comes a scene Of wild
confusion as the aroused inmates hurry from
their beds. only to find a wall Of smoke and
flames surrounding them Fathers and mot.
ers with tlFeF feeble little ones, flock to the wiz
dows. and fling themtefsesinto the street son 9
to be borne NAMED, scorched and bleeding, TO
the hospital Others to escape, happily I'M.
harmed The freiben and police arrive, but
efforts avail nothing; more than half q score
of human beings are burned to death within
las many aaiffstesae In the upper story'of the
house, only eight or ten feet from the scuttle,
two, mSthers. surrounded by eight oftheirl4t-
lie onqs are literally roasted because the own
Ter of the building wonld not invest sesenty.tise
cents in ladder. Ten lives ,forT5scents, Only
I IL cents apiece. Such was the, testimony
off the agent, who had the letting ofstbese
fatal tene,nents. ssata 4n8q II. laE
s The buildings, we've contracted9inethe mean
est aud cheapest manner of the most eombns-
tble MATERIALS, 50 that the Gre swept through
the floors. and walls as though they were paste
bo;rl. Hem long The erection St such ma :
traps will be tolerated in this city we Know
not; but to our mind the man who would
build aud let such places for human habita-
tioas, shRald be liable to indictment for mani
slaughter Could the Grand Jury indict a
few Of these tenement owners, and the Courts
convict them, the dwellings Of the poor, we
feel insured, would be madc tolerablg secure
from sneh terrible disasters in future sass
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

! AccIDENF.-Th morning while Mr. Charles.
Wood was seated on load of household
goods, and when nearly opposite the Baptist
Church, a portion of the goods slid off the
wagon on the horse, he falling in between the
horse and wagon. AS consequence, the
horse became frightened, and commenced
kicking, hitting him on the face, and badly
citing him above and below the right eye
He was carried home, and received medical
aid. We understand he lies in uqte critical
situation
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Democratic state Convention.

Trenton, Wednesday, March %, 1860
The Democratic State Convention met al
IL o'clock, for, the choice of delegates t.
Charleston. Andrew butcher was appointed
temporary Chairman. Adjourned to 2o'clock
At the afternoon session, the following del
egates were selected; baasaeHl sagad
Senatorial Delegetes 70 William Wright,
;Benjjamia Williamson, James " Wall and
John c. Rafferty, - ....t
!. !. eenggzsssioaalL First District John l.
Sharp and Samuel Hanna. Second David
Mar, George 7, Ford. Third -Sosbua
Doughty, Albert r. Speer. Fourth u ohm
Huyler,, Robert hamilton. Fifth- Samuel
'Westcott, jacob Vanardsdale.. od 9ai iAai f
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esl9l Notice. " z.

THIS Isl 10 CIV 3 NOTICE Pursuant to the 9Th
Section Of the act entitled :. An act to ihcolpo-
rate the Freehold and Colts Neck Turnpike Com
pany,'" that three hundred shares of the capital
stock Of said company have been subscribed
the Subscribers, Commissioners named in said act
hereby call meeting Of said stockholders, to lay
before them the subscription Books Of said Compa.
W .Sosbs All URpAr, he7th day offApFa next, Al
the houseof Robert Laird, Colts Neck il the town.
sshipsof Atlantic, in Monmouth county, at 2 o'clock
in the atsefnoon Of said day, to proceed at s'icl
time and place, 10 elect seven Directors Of sale
company pursuant 10 said chapter TO manage ths
affairs or said company. for one Year. g -
Daniel b Ryall, Il John Denise,
:, Charles Hight. Joseph T. Laird,
y David Baird, John f. L. Fafnian,
Adam Marsellus,s IT Forman Taylor,
Jehns Yanmater, = Thomas P. Barkalow
- = = @Pofman' Sickles,
n Dateds Mafclr 16 1862. COMMISSIONERS
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"a All who wish to enjoy treat, and
burst their buttons off with laughter, should
attend the Concert to be given on Tuesday
Z evening next, by Mr.. and Miss Harrison, at
Citizens Hall. ALI w4o admire the dro .
cries of the late VIM. Burton, also of Valen-
tine and Jefferson, should not fail to hear HAIR
BISON His daughter is o sweet singer-and
he will appear ON that evening in eight laugh
ale characters-with the addition of songs,
duets, and lectures. No doubt he will have
crowded house, as he has put the price
within the reach of al-l5 cents and ali
will get their moneys worth. ga!li.5s
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

RAJ We are pleased to announce that the
Legislature adjourned on Friday merning last,
about half-pasts one o'clock, after session Of
sseventy-two days An unusually large mum
Der Of bills have been past; but we fear that
the public will not gain much thereby u s5e
On Thursday the nomination Of E ",
Whelply for Chief Justice was rejected BY
the Senate. The Governor then sent in the
saape of Frederick I. Frelinghuysen for that
aof6ce, but the Senate also rejected him No
other nominations were made We trust the
people will decide this question at the next
section, by sending men to the Legislature,
! who will not niis.rcpresent them. I
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

& fss- SunDEN DEATH.-We learn that Mrs
ILsrs, wife of Air. John HERS, of MARI
e'f died very suddenly on Wednesday night
otlns2lst inst. She retired that evening, in
her usual health, in company with young
child. whom she requested to wake her early
III The morning. Uponwaking in the morning
the child endeavored to arouse her, and to her
horror found that she was dead, and immedi-
ately alarmed the. family. She must have
died almost withouts a gstrnggle-z-else she
would have disturbed the child who wasisleep-
ing With her. s l5i5A alfui baAf5l4g4
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Terriblel Mutiny at Sea-.

BcsToN, March 24.-The ship Norway Of
New York. when FIVE days out on the passage
from Macao, to- Havana, with about l,00O
Coolies, was the scene Of terrible ,mutiny. in
which 80 Coolies were killed and. 90 were
wounded. The fight lasted from p M. till
daylight the next morning, when the Coolies
we dded, Capt Major had his wife and tive
daughters, and also q lady passenger and
child on board, n The lady died of right, and
her child expired soon afterwards.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

Bar Prof. Hickok, assisted by Miss Hickok
Mrs j. G. Smock, and Mr. Charles Hickok
gave concert Of vocal and instrumental rnu-
sic in Citizens Hall, on Tuesday evening last
The attendance was large, and from the many
smiling faces we saw, and the manner in which
the performers were applauded, we should
judge all were highly delighted with the en-.
sertainment. Mrs snock was quite uAwell
throughout the entire evening, noswishstand
Ing she did admirably.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

DEMocRArlc CeRRurrloSs Augustus schei
was examined before Mr.: Covode's Committee
j. 10 W Washington, in regard to money raised in
New York fer the purpose of carrying Penn
sylTanla for the Democracy in 1885, He
eqnld only state generally that sac, 900 Oh
$4,000 were subscribed and paid, which sun
was dlsbursed through George Pitt in Phila
delphia The name eaths treasurer was given
who can furnish the e5mes asaeaait aud fuilee,
aeefEalls.I M SehelFs examination will be con
llhluleu, and after bin comes Mr.. Butterworth
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

1, 'DArroS IN TIE wEsr-The cry is Still
they come! A Chicago correspondent of the
New York Tribune, in discussing the claims
Of various gentlemen for the Opposition nom
inatiou for the Presidency saysr "The gal
liant and eloquent DAYroN is unexceptiona.
ble.' That is 50. His record is pure, his
ability unquestionable. Chicago cannot dc
better than take him.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

In Milestone stownshiis, on Friday last, W HT
HU MT, son of Mr.. Noah Hunt aged about14 years.
z car Milford, Mercer Co., on Friday night last,
Mr.. BENJAMIN R0SsEDE, father Of Mr. Joseph
H. Rosse, Of this village aged about 80 years and
nontAss ~ sses 4et asa sssssiKsss esa8s cdr
Inthis Villages at the resideuse of his SON, on
Monday night last, Mr.. DANIEIas b ACKW ELL,
aged about sc years. -
At TOMS River en- the z6 inst, AIRS ATHEEIA
wife Of Capt, George W. Cbetsoll, aged 81 cars,
months and % days. q 4 aAN A108g RI
Onthe l6thinst.. Miss MARYelhA TIbDAs daugt
ter of JonathansF and Susan Ii Rogers, aged ~
years. n sEssA y asls3 > saaA
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M1onmouth County

Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
MILL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TIE
, w STATE, Buildings. Merchandise, &c,
against Loss or Damage by Fire, OF Terms as fayo-
rabe to the insured any other similar Institution.
1890 DIRECTORS.
JosEs1r CstesS,. Ggsqsr.Es IT, CoNavER,
HosATio Ely, Wsf. y. FoRMSN,
JOSEPH II. RosELL, JAMES VI. SMITH, -,.- ID.
- JoHS r. HALEY, JoHv N. CoNovER,t u
- MN. D. DAVIS, JsooB iItRBERr, sQtN
JAMES COOPER, .PErER S. CoNovER
gS CHARLES BUTeHgR %
Nsi@7f JOSEPH COMBS, PnEs
eHARLEs A. BENNETT, Secretary
szY Application for Insurance may be made to
Charles A. Bennett, at the Surrogates Office
Freehold; to either of the following Surveyors
VIM. P. Fornan, Mlstenei James 1. Conover,
Upper Freehold; jacob RerbeEt, Manalapan Peter
S, CoRover, Hemdel: James Cooper, Howell; james
Bodinc. Barnegat; VIM. Russell Maps, Long Branch;
John D. Denison, Red Bank; Jqhn'A Rao. English
town A. Is. zimmerman, Freehold Wn. l. James
Toms River and to any Of tho Directors
October %, 1852. tagC ac IF q
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Wetu Embellishments.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
GRAND RUSH UP MAIN STREET

GRAND RUSH UP MAIN STREET !!
GREAT EXCITEMENT has lately been pro-
~ duced by seeing people rushing up Main Street,
and everybody wants to know the cause of it The
simple fact isthsia Spring has come, and people
are in need Of New BOOTS and SHOES, aud having
discovered that R0eser makes such neat arti-
Gle in that linc, they are pburirg in to get their
meaIures taken.
R0ESOR can be found at the Old Stand (sign of
the Big Boot on MAIN STREET. OF positc The Post
Office where he is always ready receive his numcr-
GUS customers. lie keeps none bit the best of
workne5, and the best Of material in the man
utactlFe of Boots and Shoes
gg Repairing done with despatch, and in sub
stantial manner.
HENRY G. R0EsER.
Freehold, March 90, 1866. ly.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29
1860: SPRING CAMPAIGN! 1850.
The Clothing Emporium
OF
WN. .. PATTERSON g. SON;

fnEEHOLO, ", j.,
rs snow READY FOR THE SPRING CAMPAIGN
4 having just laid in new stock Of
9 FASHIONABLE SPRING GOODS.
comprising az the newest STYLES of Cloths CASH
meres Yestings, &c, &e.s
Also Kentucky ] cans and Bbud' 4 Stripes. all Of
whlch VIII be sold by ne Yard made up to or
der IN the best manner cheaper H6a ana establish
"aent ~ The County Also lew assortment OF
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING sGo6bs
such as Shirts, Collars Ties, Hosiery Gloves sus
penders, Umbrellas, Trunks, Falises Carpet Bags.
i A Large assortment Of
z READY-MADE CLOTHING.
all OF our own manufacture always on hand. which
from the well known reputation Of this establish
ment, needs no further recommendation.
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER
are WARRANTED to fit or no sale Call and examine
our STOCK which is The largest and best in The Co.tv
Remember the Place
az AHILLIAM L-PATTERSON d. SON'S
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
q 4 Nert door to Stokes 4 Rogers Hold.
FREEHoLp, N. J.
March %, 1860 tss
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

9 9 Three hundred women of the
town Of AyIosbury, England, have for
warded o petition to the House Of Lords
against the legalization Of marriage with!
q deceased wife's sister, on. the ground
that such marriages are calculated. TO-
destroy the freedom Of family: jNtefcourse.
On the other hand, 428 have signed q pc
tition in favor of the measure, aAsA
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

sar George Wood, the eminent lawyer
who recently died in New York, was a native
Of this Stale, and studied law ia the office Of
Richard Stockton, Esq, the fatherlof Com
modore Stockton. 4 lgnian}s4 t4awlI
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29
First Prefniulll

and which fhrasze, beauty speed ard color cannot
be sufpassed--aad warranted every way right. He
wishing to reduce his stock will sch on reaso,a bic
TENS Enqstse at Maaalapan Post Office, or at
Bergep's Mill. DANIEL D. REED.
March b. 1660ss&e 8aa AsA An
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

TERRIBLE AcefDENr-A terrible accident
occurred at Crittenden's shaft; four miles
below Hyde Park, Pa.,S on Monday .af-
ternoon s.. The pumps broke while the
workmen were being hosted up An fexplo
sion Of the fre-damp followed, when tifteeuto
twenty of them were Killed and many more
seriously wounded The engines and boiler
house were bloTn;topieces, These are ell the
partic ulars as vet received. o. s.-s.t.{ s.asf ~ +
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

ma The third attempt TO try Harden. in
dlcted for the murder Of bis wife by poison
will be made IN the Warren Oyer and frerm
ner, on the 18th of April. 979
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

DEcIDED AT LAsr;-In the Forrest divorce
case, Justice Montealf Of New York city has
confirmed the report Of the Referee awarding
MIS- Forrest alnony at the rate. Of 81, o0e
per annums
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

Z asaF Itisstated that John Thomas: of New
ARK is to run a foot race Of 200 YARDS, $500
q side, with 4 man named Schultz, 81 New
Orleans, early next month. -
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Farmer w anted,

'Fo WORK ON SHARES, a FARM of 100 acres
adjacent to the village of NIiddletown Point =
married man accustomed tothe Dairy and Truck
ing, will be preferred More land may be had il
desired. For full particulars, appyto HENRY s
LrrrEg, Esq., Mdslietown Point, or to. s.eI
d l.si ss}s flssta NM. S.aHARRIs0Nss ~
lsas 80 & 80 Dusne Street, Nsw Fork.
: March % 1860. 1w
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

a Roman coin, bearing the ]" image
and superscrptionp' Of vespasian, and dated
A D. 30, is in the possession Of a gentleman
of Jerey City. 1t was found under the walls
i OF Sebastopol- IN,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29
Musical Entertainment!
DRAWING ROOM AND SOIREE

DRA ING ROOM AND SOIREE
a TJCITIzENs' HALL, FREEHOLD, on TUES
"A DAY EVENING Next April 8, consisting Of
Comc and Sentimental Songs, Ballads, Duets
buriesque Lectures, Laughable Dialogues, Eccer-
r'c Characters, Extemporaneous Songs, Violin, &c
MIR. HARRISON,
The fayorite Comedian, Comic Vocalist, and De-
llneator of Eccentric Characters, (from New York
and Phiaalslphia) will give one of his Eccentric
AID Amusing Soirees-i Producing in the course Of
the evening, his wonderful gift Of Composing Song,
as proceeds, upon the impu Sc Of the moment
and upon any subjec S proposed by the audience
THIS IS considered of the greatest feas ever at
tempted. He VIII be assisted by his daughter,
fiqs MISS HARRISON,
9 The fsyorite Ballad Vocalist, who viii sing seye
raj Ballads and Duets. q.l II ia. sr ID 80
Mr. IL will appearin eight laughable characters
3 ADMISSION, 10 Ccnts.e Doors open at l ).
o'clock--Commence at az O'Clock 80, d ,it
III sMarch29, 1860. ss 81 daf ks fy.ss tlw
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Notice.

TEE LATE FIRM of N. S.RUEE & co, being
\ dissolved by the death Of James s. Lawrence.
decd .the stock and fixtures have been sofd and
conveyed this day, to George W ShFnn John r.
tialey and William IL. Conover, who couiiaue the
business, TIE affairs Of the late Firm of ~ s. Rus
q Co. will be settled By Nathaniel S Rue, as sur
viving partner. s. RUE
Surviving partner of n s. Rue & Co.
Frr AVN 81 JOSEPH 7. SCUbBER,- -rev
go g 9 = - BENNINGTON + AN DOLPH
Two of the Exr of Jares s. Ea1y eace deci. r
FrSelrole March Ia, 1860 I'm
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An Important Law.


az In looking over the acts passed by the Leg
sislatnre at its recent session, we find supple
smett to the.aet concerning pedlers, shawkers.
petty chapmen, &c. which is ofimportance to
the public generally and that class of mcr-
chants particularly. Itprovides that no per-
son shall sell directly orindifectfy, any article
not native 10 the State, without frst obtain
ing the usual license from the State. and then,
before entering any County, must pay to the
CLERK thereof the sum of $50, for the privi
eye Of selling, and 81 additional to the Clerk
a. his fee. For violation Of this law the
penalty is $500 or imprisonment for not more
shan year The effect will be to abolish al
peddling in the State, as very few can afford
Ito pay annually tax OF $500 or 5000
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29
ICE! ICE!

THE SUBSCRIBER FEELING 1T TO BE HIS
l. duty 10 keep the people Of Freehold as eool IN
possible has laid IN large, stock of lee, which
VIII be delivered 10 any paftof the vilage, III any
quantity that the people ay desi e. and at reason
are rates Those wishing to be SUPP lied the whole
season VIII leave their names at bis Confectionery
on South Street, as soon as possible
. WILLIAM MIDDLETON.
: Freehold March D. 1850 q = ~ - -
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Appointments

The New Jersey Annual Conference OF, the
Methodist Episcopal Church, at itsrecen ses-
sion, held at Salem, made the following ap+
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29
Painters Wanted.

TINE SUBSCRIBER wishes to employ Two or
4 Three Painters Good workmen may obtain
permanent employment and good wages, by apply
ing to sfEe1 sBJOHN FITZGIBRONS'f 2
Freehold, March 59, 1860. sw
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

hat rs death q tbs to be free ls5a IS
91% No fissrc tclove, or hope,eF fcar.slSa
Tosjoinths gseat equality -
b All sAilssx are humbled there - s,....
ssiaa The mighty grave kslfSssasa - Va
Wraps lord andslase, ss2s saaas sve
Nor prfde, nor poverty dares come ~ -
Within that refuge house the tomb. = sszA
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29

s. sGr The Anniversary Exercises Of the Free
hold Institute ewill take place on Tuesday,
thes3d of April 5g#ns9 guy bus aoHssn
saea Speaking by the pupils will commence at
a qaait-tsr before ten O'Clock in the morning,
in citszfns' Hall q lo@ol aso y lpo
49, Tie public are invited to attend.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-29
FOE PR Es1DENT IN ISe01 III
WIZ. l.. DAYTON u.,.
Of New Jersey.
Monmouth Courts.

The April term of our County Court COM
niences on Tuesday next The probabilities
are that sthes ciyil calender will be Light
Present appearances seem 10 indicate q large
amount of business on the criminal list.
AS this is the time for granting Tavern
rye. bssasvso. @o ~ ~. sa,nfs -
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! Horses! Horses |!
.Fienrington Tile.

{THE sUBSCRfBER' HAS CONSTANTLY ON
IL hahd, and is st all times prepared TO receive
!oriers for every variety of DRAINING TILE -
Shipmetts of Tile viii be made to any Station on the
Railroad between Freehold and Higltstown.i
90 All Orders PROMPTLY attended TO- bs.
The Remington Tile is superior to any other in
use audE am prepared to furnish it at very reason
able prices. Address,
ssas 81 SAMUEL ROGERS,
M FreeholG, Monmouth Co., n J..
September Is, 1865 r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-12
RICHMOND WADE CLOTHING,

In ere n - ed Ea Gilt q =.
TTNHE subscriber has manufacturing Clothing In the ~
Il city of Richmond twenty years and has at this (
time irI a 90 iNo hands u hs employment and WILL Ia %
1- month tUo mafe large additions 90 that mum LII
b-r Having taken the his especially for at1
cturng purposes be determined make article IN the
c1ug Tine chat shall compare every respect with clothing
made n Northern cs and he asks The patronage OF his old
friends r public generally, Of the fact that he Is Civ
Ing employment n midst t0 large number Of mechanics ana
worthy females who h otherwise suffer FOR the necesarivs OF
t Re has lr best cutters materials not 20 be supas
ed by house in She country.
Maryland Virginia. Car. .uas Georgia Cassmeres and
TEe. $40 grades Strictly southern Ma-ulc'Cr
House s1ts5.I hy personal inspection of
been doing
T. B SPENCE, Cl0ther and Tailor,
rf2 Corn N,in ,ui l1ta sts. Richmond Va.