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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sgP.H %%rs, SOS9 S,S at
GESEaAL TERN paws P j. and Brady and Daniels JJ
So S. a. o. SO go 81. o. IS, o. Co. d. ~ 10 a. 10 ~
s s 49, 49, 81 ~ ss ssb Sos 81 az
49s AN, 4O9 AIS, 4l0a 4lO Az 4lS 4l9 422 42G 49,
sEsA1 AZ J GO SDsns q 1880 IN:
Nos ga 1888 SIT, $40 s13 49, s5S sGl $685. III, S75
vs. &C. vt 20 ~ ~ ss s ~ go $40 S'
1 a1a sS OqE SDo1 Sa 1872 s
Is6S 1864 1865 1865 1857 1865 1870 1871 1871 1928
s ss VS. sC 1892 us SSs s'a' '''
PART IIsvan Worst Gourt opens a. 1890 m aSe
t 2iS S ssSs 2S 1922 sS sSSi
I So 7s s ss SSSs
5sS 80 ssSs asSi s5i5 s75@. i2o5. isod. 1901
sufsHIos CoUsr~GESERSL TEEs-speIr and Freedman IT,
ss1a GHSSs s II eCI s g. 80 e
sfEcIAI TEEx-Trua1 j. Court opens at 10 N. calSu
T j zsS open. at Ia u
zs7 sie asi AIS sgS III al: AZ S44. saS 1884, 49,
coHxOs TERE-Daly C. J. and Van Brnnt
g. 80 81 "a a. IS e. &c. SssSt o S. t. q
sfTcsAL IHEsi-J =. Day. J.-cOrt opens at IL a. H.
fE1L TssS.PAHE Ivan Hosssn. Court opens ss Il
i. l5S ss $50 466 6s6 $50 iSs 65i 6O6 69% "a 1884,
hkEsH covSI-TmsL TERn-PAEr I-.shea. c, J, held
= ne @ i' 4s ss tSs
44ass AO87, 4471.
superior Court Part IIINOA 6l5 1850 1854 1855 1893
1910 4672 457e A376 A6T7 Aba $50 1851 A6s3 45sL
1ese ts6l .ss9 t5a2 45si 1852 Hsgt 1Sye akes 4ssS
18so zs2i Se0z IS2I 1925 4e29 le1A 183o 1881 l633
Asaa AsAl ss42 s9ls. A847 46io. l65O. 1861. 4s6l.
Room Old clly Nal NsA a2s 2At% soa ss$ S72Q s72
S.s SSsn sss ssoS sSSS P0rS r
James Flynn. Thomas Brany. William EaEan, LaNFenes
Hig7DG robbery Charles King. olou0us assault bat
fsFyi PasEek 6oeg jams. gannol Hober! Corie CAas
Puth burglary; IdwnfG heiene larcony from the
Mary smlth kilcn war. pstt larceny REancs H. Porter
nlisdefnsan0r.
f1ET TI-cewns J--The Peepa aef John Carberry rape
1oH omneL JosoDk Phpgne teaaloas aasaugank batsEy
John Tayhor 0eesRe MeGmhesg, David Barreg 1ahn Cra
fnfd Iohn Wfana buriarF ida Berger. Robert WaRnGr
George stecker Joseph Fleming John R0htnaoR grand
ceny Fi0ra Tunne larceny 0a the person J0An Crawford
John Wiiiiam petS larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04
THE COUR7S.
TRAVELLING ON A LIMITED TICKET.

TRAVELLING ON A LIMITED TICKET
Benny Auerbach bought on September Fl,
1877, at st. Louis. limited railway ticket 10 NewYork
The ticket bore upon It's face the statement that IN
consideration of the reduced rate IL should not be gOoo
after the dato cancelled by punch on the margin The
day designated by the punch mark on the margin was
September &C. 1877 Auerbach interrupted ms journey
Rochester n. " and the afternoon Of the day on
which the ticket expired started train for this city
He arrived at Hudson at o'clock on the morning OF
the 27h and there informed by the conductor that
his ticket had expired midnight and that he must pay
his fare from that place NewYor Auerbaeh refused
and was put off the train. violence oeng
used. He brought suit in the Court OF Common Pleas
against the New-Yurk Central and Hudson River lSal
road Company TO recover damages but failed to OBTAIN
Judgment 10 his favor Tho was appealed 10 tne
General Term and the Court Judge Van H0eSen WIilnB
the opinion, airmed Yesterday the tudfment OF me
Court below. Jddge Yon HOesen held that c0ntrac.
such as that expressed upon tie face of the 1mteu
ticket was perfectly valid IN law and that the PASSENGER
was bound to IL within the Tine prescribed OF 70
bear the loss IT the failure TO reach the pOlt on
destination before the expiration Of tho time TOT Whch
the ticket was limited due 20 The railroad company
The passenger would be entitled 10 finish the journey
without paving any additional fare But II Is the pas
sengeFs duty to know the time ordinarily occupied Oy
the Journey and is negligence on his part 10 Degh
90 late that arrive al his destination unti
after the ticket has expired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04

to-day ia Western Union probably never was sur
passed, and never equalled except by the movement
of few weeks ego, when the price of the same
stock was advanced from 81 10 10J Of the general
market no further comment seems necessary than
TO remark that the seeming buoyancy OF
the carly hours gave way to what at lower prices
might seem like a serious depression. Such stocks
as Central and Hudson dropped from 155 to 1910
1893; Lake Shore from 134os to 12Ss40l3Ol2;
Michigan Central from 1915 to 121 q; Northwest from
1884 to 1855: st. Paul from 1l4Ss to 11Ol20
1903; Erie from 81 TO 4Sls04Sss; Ontario and
Western from 307s to 20; Iron Mountain from 55l2
to 52l9; Wabash preferred from S7ls to
1888: Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
from 10 20 1O7li91Os, and Hannibal and
st. Joseph from 1855 to 40; and the whole
st to figures proportonate with those for the stocks
named. There was a special movement in Central
of New-Jerscy stock that is worthy of mention
From So the opening figure the price rose to S00s.
but the last pnce was 93. At the end tho market
was very weak, but the situation is not favorable
for pauic
Government bonds were only moderately active,
with sales at the Boards amounting to SI72.OOO
Bat prices were well sustained. the only change IN
the final bids being decline of ls for the 4l2 per
cents Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04
THE YORKTOWN MEMORIAL.

John Austin Stevens has written the following oper
letter 10 the Joint Congressional Committee on the
Yorktown celebration:
GENTLEMEN: beg leave to address 20 your honorable
YarStoWH Monument submitted BY the commission ap
POINTED by Secretary of War at tue request OF your
pubic prints few days ago. Beautiful is said TO be-
and worthy OF the distinguished architects and scup
iess 20 iIs object the comemOraliOn
Of the most Important fact in our Revolutionary history
intention Of the CONGRESS Of 1884, which ordered Its
srsctOn This WI appear non sosr az 'p me & Of
November 1871. The first Of these Is as follows;
Resofred, That tie United States In Congress assem-
ble viii cause 10 be erected at York In Virginia, mar
BILE column, adorned with emolems o. the ahsnce pc
TWEEN he United States and his Most Christian Majesty,
ana With sueeinct narrative Of the surrender
OF Earl cornwa 70 his Bxceleney General washing
Smerics and France 70 his Exec lency the Count dc
Ilochambeau. commanding tho auxiliary troops OF Dis
re Count dc GrSsss. commanding chief the naval
army OF France In the Chesapeake
That Of the 9Th of November is in these words:
asessss 70 prspare sieach Of enbens Of the aisaes
Ssswee his ost CarisSn Majesty and the United States
70 So erected in the Town of York under the resolution
u the 2oIh Of October last A..
resolutions cannot be misunderstood. IL was not
10 erect n battle monument in eommemora-
srpsnsi memorial Of the alliance between France
the unea ates the ervning result put not me mos
uuder Corn wallis In the design submitted this tuten-
fien Is IN part carried out by the adoption Of marble
co,umn, and thu sHeeuet narrative ts complied win
fee fro@ 9htsctios, che details Of tSe In
,tiDns be historically noc1raR Bat IN the deslgn
the ebicms OF the alliance appear only ~ Illustrations
snDerdiraie 70 another and dsren idea Tue chief en
bens proposed for The column are thirteen figures JOINED
hand 70 hand, representing tbs original States Whch
enecls Z ana the shiet inssptoa the legend beneath
thsms oae Country, one DESTINY One Ooostitntaon.
Ttt Il Il respectfully. submitted does Rot Justly rep
rssnt ee1grl idea OF the CoRgrees II eoIn-
meaeraies American UnteB. and not tire Preoeh Afif
snce present rejoicing WITH the result rather than
the gatde Of Fathers for tha tEtefveaton VI the
ssnersas nation whaeh reDered that resait possible
70 fnlnii the intention the Old C0ngrees while the
ha reliss on pedestal property Re0Resene the
incidents or the sfees and equalization, The embens
npop the column Itself should peFpetHato the memory
oy e the kKeneh Apspee In tie selection Of the eite
~ vel sle detaia Of she structure " ahoala no
ssa Der army, sna spos sonla 10 ehoaen o.
zaesent elsxatos 70 eanit e1 zoe siatt pe1g ysele
youEs. . doAH ACe1n 1fhVEeE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04
ADJOINING $50 GASES.

Corporation Counsel Whitney, at the meet
ing of the Supreme Court General Term yesterday made
motion that the $50 appeals from decisions made In
proceedings for the vac alton OF assessments when
COMPRISED more than hlf OF the General Term calendar
should 90 of for the term. He stated that
on account OF theuA confusion which had arisen
with regard the proper Interpretation OF the as-es-
ment laws arising ont oil the decisions OF the COURTS
nearly all OF the assessments outstanding IN peril
nnd 5000 cases were pending IN the conits
below, of which this was small batch.
was impOrfanr await the decision o. certain cases
by the Court If Appeals in tine hope tat s0Ge settled
prin iples would be established by vi ieh 10 test
The lnnumerabe which we're pending helUw.
Tho art granted the motion, stating tnar it was eX
treney desirable in view OF the confusion into which
law in relation assessments had apparently fallen,
that Court below should have the benefit Of such
OF the questions The Court OF Appeals IN GIT De
able them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADEL PHIA STOUKS
Rennrt1d hn Inun u nAYIs q 90 No IL WlL.,
MONDAY. Jan. a.. Y

MONDAY. Jan. 3-P ~
The stock market opened the new year with
prices generally higher than they were last Friday.
and seemingly IL was strong. But all is not gold
that glitters. No wonders were worked in that
instant OF time that separated the year Of 1850
from the year OF 1881. The market therefore is
governed by the same rules of supply and
demand that governed it between any two
days Of the old year. Europe is selling us
stocks that were purchased at lower prices,
and 80 too are domestic investors These now are
as important factors in the situation o. was tho
reverse month ago. when THE TRIBUNE directed
special attention 10 the fact. The purchasers of
Lake Shore OF less than twenty days ago this morn
ing were able, by sales 10 realize the
equivalent Of one and q half years
dividends. besides the dividend Of per
cent payable February l, and the same is true Of
many other properties. Hence the seemingly strong
market of this morning drfted into weakness.
and materially lower prices were realized
before the ending. Western Union was n
special feature of the day. Its opening figure
was 81, followed by decline to $685. from
which the price Of the stock rapidly advanced
to SOS, with final sales at 1928. As an
exhibition Of mDerb manipulation, the movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04

rsenls called in the course Of the day and conferred
win the Mayor relative 10 the business their depart
meats. large number OF politicians OF oil grades
csIlkd many OF them soliciting Offices for themselves
and cr friends while others endeav0rcd TO save those
Whose positions are not deemed secure. Wilson ;;
Eo1f Patrick Toner and William T. Damarest VINO cali
every year, claiming represent Board OF Aldermen
elected under the provisions OF the old charter ana
alleging that .he recognized BOARD is an illegal Dody,
cnei GA the Mayor and asked TO be recognized as the
ieenl Bsard OF Aldermen. They Mayor informed them
fha cold do and they took their depar ture
Mr. Grace authorized the Board of Health to issue IL
storage Of combustibes, and signed many
wafrants and other documents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04

State bonds were dull, with sales only OF Iennes
gee g., new, az A. Louisiana consols are quoted
543s155l4 North Carolina o., Old, 32l4 bid. special
taxes 5a712, and consolidated - S1l20S3; south
Carolina o.. non-fnndable, 52i06le, and Virginia
Gs consolidated, 10j bid. and deferred 6l 1914 old
There were no Transactions III city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds generally sympathzsd with the
share market but there were two or three special
exceptions Bnston Hartford and Eric tirsts rose
from 51lo to 54G53, and c., u AMI l. G. assentod,
alter sales at lOJIt recovered to 1917 Erie second
consols declined from 1O2 to 1913. and Missouri,
Kansas aud Texas frats from 112l2 to I'LL and
seconds from 1858 TO 752t97G Chesapeake and
Ohio hrsis, series b. were active aud sold
up TO S25s but closed at S2li and cur
Iency debts rose 1 Der cent 20 %. Metro
poit,n frsis were strong at 1880 1884 cx
interest Ohio Central incomes were y lower at
59l9 aud New-York, Z nn,ylyanil AID OHIO lit
comes were active between 03 and 63l3. Louisville
and Nashville general mort gags rose from 1929 70
IOJ and closed AZ 1U4. Kansas Pacific consos alter
81. cs at 100. closed at 1919 decline OF s per
cent. Sa cs %; other issues were without material
changes, but quotations generally were weak.
The Sub treasury to-la, lost T1,0jS GA on bal-
arc.. nilde up by losses of S5J7,G2O coin and
92Ol O5i currency. The money market ut the
Stocs TX, hanqe was fairly eaty at PER cent.
Time loans are quoted la per csnt. The domestic
exch .nce5 on New-fors re as before no:ed.
The Unitcd States Treasurer at Washington TODAY
received $1SG.UOO in National bank notes for
redemption. Toe customs fcccip, we're $685.
aud tn, internal revenue receipts were $l,32l.37o.
The followIngls tue Clearing House stateiuen, to-
dav: Exchanges &2l2.Gi6.G2O; balances
S94s7.I32. The transactions at tie sub Treasury
to-day covered: Receipts. S1,s29 9S7 payments,
-. sg8 GGl currelcy balance 5000, go; coin
balance, 81 .lGO,OG2.
The foreign eXohauges are fairly steady az quota
tians. with moderate amount Of business doing.
A. effort is being made by of the leading
drawers of hi Is to change the ma nncr ot quoting
sterling. bat 1t meets with much opposition, and
unilIt - definitely settled We th il continue 20
quote by the method OF dollars and cents to the T.
The new method proposes 10 accept the Custom
House valuation OF Si.SG6J to the =, ~ the par
ldO) # - ri NJ eXcbdug'; hence to-day, BY lhaf
method th. qnollt for hrst-clas4 bills Is DS3i %
gs7 per cent To- GOday aud 09e G90l2 per cent Tor
slgaf. Annexed ale the posted RACES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04
MORE CHANGES IN OFFICES.

Colonel John r. Lydecker, for several years
Deputy Collector under Collector Chester A. Arthur
was yesterday appointed a member Of the Board Of
Assessors to m the vacancy caused by the appointment
OF Thomas B. Asten President OF the Department OF
Taxes aud Assessments. Mayor Gracs yesterday called
for and received the designations of William r Swift.
e L. Waterbury aud AdolOh NJ Petsh Nv, clerks In the
Permit ana License Bnreau Of the Mayor's office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04
John Foxs MODEST AMBITION.

No active steps have vet been taken by the
Rowie-Purser-D avidsOnFOx wing Of the Irving Hall
faction to perfect its organization in all the Assembly
Districts In the city, although the leaders have leased
Irving Hall for the present year. 1t s understood that
they are waiting TO see what to be the outcome OF the
see how fur the diaaffecIiOn in Tammany Hall will
fenc. Mr. Fox is alleged thinks It possible that ne
NAV vel be called upon TO reOrgAnize Tammany Hall,
or at any rate take charge OF the lower Senate Dis
trlct IN this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04
GUARDING AGAINST ATTACK.

The Tammany Society last evening elected
seventy new members. 1t is understood that
between and tue April meeting, when OH
GERS are to be chosen for the ensuing year,
large number of new members win be elected 10 the
interest OF John Kelly for the purpose Of TIE
Cooper party from gaining control OF
the SOciety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04

much time In the Brooklyn courts sb~ claimed 20 have
been married to Badgerywith who Ved under tnat
but his real -@uf, end ne neNeI
owned her as his wife 20 hts friends Judge PTatt
handed down decision yesterday diminishing the SUIT
on the ground that no marriage took place OF was
aeknONledged contest over the probate Of Badgers
will Is still pending before Surrogate Livingston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04
WHAT SHERIDAN SHOOK DESIRES.

The. friends of Sheridan Shook ale strongly
urging his appointments United States Marshal for
the Southern District of NewYor in place Of Louis F.
Pawn the present incumbent. This is Of the side
issues Of the contest for Senator in this State Mr. Shook
being q strong authorizing man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04
y,a,l,oNoED ErrToArroN ENDED.

a sIlil brought By MfA MaFy Jane Badger
f,f dover IN The estate Of Jacob Badger bachelor. who
iisa IN Nay 1885, wing much property. has occupied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
JANUARY 8. 1881

THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-04
Highest Lowest

For The NeAr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-13
me sanmerville Tea Farm.

A Lease ConcIuded--sIen. LeDuc's
PrDgramme and his Hopes OF Sue
cess.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-13
Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that JASPER
~ Mcdaniel, Administrator OF estate
OF Charles Walton, decd will maze a
final settlement in the Office OF the Fro
bate Judge for Edgefield county, on tn, the
first Monday Of February, A.. d. 1871,
and will apply for a discharge on sMd
ilay as Administrator of said estate:
IGJyIIS = JXAR ( 4 ~ hmiiHt- }; 4 rator
Dec. 30; 1880. 9Th
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-13
goseaelo aobsrtiser. !.
THeRNs Ans gos Es.
By FREDERICK E. wnATHERLY.
s.ena mern tin night Johns hammer


F:eM snsrn till night Johns hammer
rang, ~ s.
The tale Of lab9rstslling;
Bat oft he marked, With enyieus eye,
Squire aardy's cosy dwelling.
eas cay The squire himself came by
''My horss has lost shoe, John,
Aad that's the least of all my cares,
But cares don't come to you, John.
The lightning struck my barnsiast night;
My child near death is laid, John;
Nc! life is not what folks suppose,
'Tis not Of roses made, John"
md then the squire rode sadly off;
John watched him in amazsment,
Add. as he watched. two faces bright
Peepsd from the open easement.
He heard his wifo's voice, sweet and low,
His baby's merry laughter;
John gave his anvil such blow,
It shook ench smoky rafter.
ST wonid not change with squire" said
be,
=. For all his land aud money;
SThsra's thorns for him IS well as,le,
But not such roses bonny!"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-13
slee,. Arpet:te and Strength

Return when Hostetter's Stomach Bit
t.rs is Systematically used by a bilious
;dyspeptic sufferer. Moreover, since the
brain syinpathizes closely with the stom,
och and its associate organs, the liver and
tie bowels; as their derangement is rec;
tilted by tho action OF the Bitters: mental
despopdency produced by tsat derange-
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally. .s!r!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-13
DAVIS 1N cosv ERsAT1oy.

His yet. abund .nt locks and full
beard are deeply silyerad, and his
face and frame are sp4re as they al
ways have baeu, but his step is elias
tic and steady aud the hard lines OF
his brow which are 50 conspicuous in
hisspictu ea, are at once efacad when
he entevs iuto conversation. Instead
Of impreasing tue visitor as aspoliti
cai r4cluse who /. 5 no interest in the
land to whose citizenship helwiIf live
and die stranger, he at onos Invites
the freedom Of tile plaoter's home by
chatting without reserve, cave when
his contemporaries are likely to be
criticised, when he adroitly and pleas
antly tarns the discussion into inof9n
sive channels. He is yet the SANE
positive man III all his convictions
and purposes that made him tde lead
er Of causeless rebellion. He well
understands that he cast the die for
empire or for failure that must make
him alien to the country and the world,
and that he lost; and he knows that
he is to day theEm powerless ofall
men in the land 20 retrieve the for
tunes Of those who followed him 10
bereavement and sacrifice He ereads
Alright the ine&orable Judgment that
makes him execreted for the Conied
eracy, while his equally guilty subor-
d mates have been welcomed to the
fatted cali. His vice-president who
followed the slave empire alar off
when doubt and darkness gathered
about it, made haste 10 scramble over
the ruins Of the Confederacy and re-
gain the seat in Washington from
which he seeded with Davis tc aid
il guiding rebellion. Two of his un-
noted warriors have sat in Republi-
can Cabinets; Lees ablest lieutenant
is the Republican Minister to Turkey;
the man who marched the frat.regi-
ment of volunteers to Charleston and
who served as Confederate Senator
until Appomatt"x became historic,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-13
WORTHY OF CONSIDERATION.
TO those Who Contemplate In
vesting in Real Estate, or
Going into Business.
1 OFFER a very desirable

HOUSE &c LOT
at Johnston Depot, on the G G & A Rail
road. The Dwelling House, which is
entirely new from roof to cellar, contains
8 commodious rooms, two piazzss run
ming across, pantry, stove room, DC.
The out-buildings consist OF aservants'
house, barn and stables.
There is also good we'll of water on
the place, which has a house oyer IT.
Tie most desirable purchase yet OIL
fered, and one of the most pleasant pia-
ces in the thriving village of Johnston.
b Apply in person or by letter to
r.. u. M. DUN0VANT,.
5.ss..5 Real Estate Agent.
/, NOV. q. $780, tfSl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-13
in BDGEFIBLD llIIatssHR


L OFFER for sale the following de-
scribed property in the,Tillage of Edge
field:
a two-story HOUSE, containing
rooms, which are large and commodious,
with wide passage between, two porch
es, one up and one down stairs, also
porch in roar.
The out buildings consist ofa PANTRY,
KITCHEN, SERVANTS HOUSE, BARN ano
STABLES. There is good WELL OF WA
and two good SPRINGS, with stream
water running through the lot, which
contains S ACRES. The front yard is
large and lev !, and might be made very
beautiful
For terms, apply IN person or address
r. G. NJ. DUNOY AIT,
Roai Estate Agent.
Dec. ], 1880. II %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-13
EXTRAORDINARY
ANNOUNCEMENT. T.

X COHEN, THE boss jewelry man
W. of Augusta, offers his large ana
we'll selected stock to those contempla::,
ting purchases for the holidays at less
than New York cost. His new 81, 600
safe win not hold all the valnables, SO
thew must be disposed Ct ut sacrifice:
Diamonls of the first water. solid Gold
Rings III carats and higher), sets ol Ear
Rings and Breastpins lunsurpasseo py
those worn by Sara Bernharct), oold
Chains (lit to decorate the most iaSh!ona-
blel: also. an immense stock OF cheap
Jewelry, which he offers 70 dealers at
factory prices. 53S Broad street is the
baadouerters for Guns ard Pistols, from
pop gun 10 breach loader sRiiie snd
Pistol. Hero you viii find Musical In
strun ems Of al sorts, from jews harp
10 81 base drum; 500 Niolips, from 81
up: ! 900 banjos, from soc. to Sl0;-2 eco
Hccorleons and Harmonious at aston
isbinr low prices. Spectacles and Eye
Glasses to suit the old and young You
! who desire 10 take time by the forelock,
now is your chance toproVlde your nome
with u good Clock that 1 will guarantee
for twelve months; my Fancy Clocks,
nv Musical Clocks, my Mechanical
Clocks. ara ticking now all over Georgia
and Carolina, which, however, i do no,
sell on tick. Briilg on your, cash and q g
home rejoicing. Look for the Rig Cur
opposite the Fountain, 53S Broad street
| Dec, Is, 1850. Sii@'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-01-13

Samuel II. Irwin, of Ute Greek,
Colfax Co., New Mexico, says:--1f
my wife would qnit work as she should
at lsgi, age tel9, she wouid live years
a rnoGu.bent to,the nagic. Influence
Of the Only Lung Pad Sc Ade.