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MILITARY INTELLeENcr-For Brook, Tampa
Adutant Generals DE parment -Brevet MAJOR 8
Cooper, Asst. Adj General, assigned 10 duty a. the
H. adj quarters OF the 81 military department, and to
report To Mai. Gen Gaines, 81 st Louis. Brevet
Capt ] n Prenliss Assistant Adjutan General, as
signed to duty AT the headquarters OF the first mill
tary department, TO report TO Brig Gen Arbucke,
AT New Orleans.
Engineer Corps Captain John Sanders, in charge
of improvements on the Ohio river Address Pits
burg, Pa.
Typographical Engineers .-Captain G. Graham,
IN survey of the communication from Albemarlc
sound TO the Atlantic ocean Address Whining on
N G. Captain q. w. Hughes, on duty in the Blu.
reau Captain T B. Leonard, at Natch,oches.
La in charge of the Improvements OF Red river -
Lieut. w. ii Emory, atache TO the Bureau Lieut..
J E Blake, on duty in Florida under Gen Worth.
Lieut.. l.. Srgreaves, attached to the Bureau Every
member OF the corps on duty.
LIST Artillery .-Brevet I'd Leuts Joseph Stewart
and g l.. Kilbourn, relieved from duty at Port Adj
ans, and assigned to companies in their regiments
where their services will be mostly needed
Sd Artillery .-Brevet I'd Lieut. W. Johnson,
transferred to company A, and TO duty at Fort John
son, ". c.
5lh Infantry I'D Lieut. Paul de Teisse, transfer
red from the 9th, TO take rank next oeow "a Lieut.
Norve and assigned 10 company r
7th lntantry-2d Lieut.. Henry Little, transferred
from the 9Th. TO take rank below I'd Lieut. Hepshaw,
and assigned to COMPANY H.
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TIE WARM
GA II Nv Il Il Il

> l. w n L Z IL
OATH open the foot of Desbros-s street y. X
For advantages IRE sh water, Medical Journal
Five Tickets Dollar. apl6 im'r
MONEY 10 LEND-ABhAHAM JACKSON, Pawn
M oke, No So Re I'D. street. Broadway, osns money
in la &c small sums he required watches jewel
dry goods apparel, and sophl
pe,,v or every d-scr a2a Irns'r
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FARE AND rREIGHT REDUCED
A1 IN REGULAR NAIL LINE-FpR PRO-
eNszEr XIDENcE AND BnsTON; vis sTO <;
TOLL superior steamer,
the Stonneton and Boston and Provide1ce Railroads.&c.:
MAssNCHU SETS Capt Comstcck
kRODE ISLAND.
PROVIDE >CE
NaRSAG NSETT Can't Woosev
MNuEJAN, Lapt hayer.
One Of which will New York daily (Supdays except-
ed) from Pier NO /, Battery Place, River, at5P.M
ARRANGE VENTS.
The NARRA4ANSETI, Cap ala WooIsey on Mondav
WEDNESDAY .nd + id ~ for stsnDston
TIE RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thsver on Tuesday and
Turscay for Sonngtn and saturday for StoningtUu New
pert and Providence
amboats NJ Stouipptop
will take railroads TO Prov,
dence, and bound for Newport will take the sesmer lola.
om III esdays THURSDAYS and S,turdays without
any additional Charge
Tckers berth can be on
board. st the office Of
mo 6m m III.
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DIANO FORTES.-The subscribers resp, ctfuIly Invite
their friends and the public in general, to call at their
bshment No ISL East Broadway where they have hand
we'll assorted Of mahogany wood French grand
action Piano Fortes with all the late warranted
and 10 be kept The subscribers also beg
iaorm the pub This the estAbshmsn former
by Bennett Hawkipa occupied by
.ubscnbe The pr.c-s will be r. ID uitinz tines
Purchasers respectfully nyied call nd examine.
NB All kinds OF pianos from to 7ocaves i'll be made
order Also tuned and repa,ed EXCHANGED the
reasonable Also ond sDd for sale
HENRY RICHARD JOHN RUCK,
,ott m~r Ess Broad
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PRosPEcr OF AN OVERFLOW The Natchez Cou-
er of the lst instant, states that the ver has been
rising at that place for several days. aud is now
tnerably tul and still rising The Meteor. down
rom ST. Louis yesterday morning, reports a heavy
sc at that place, which will reach here in few
lays. Almost every tributary of the Mississippi,
bove the northern boundary Of the State, is report
I'd to be rising rapidly. The prospect for an over
How is somewhat alarming at present.
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CORBYN'S COTTAGE,

STRYKER'S BAY,
NOW OPEN, and in full operation for the Spring and
the Winter many alteration. and mproye have
the accommodation Of large parties at dinners suppe con-
tn, lade.' parIcr, Quiet rnd selected.
~ vEsY ~ EssF
will be sed the this house has already
acquired and to 't GosBI w 9 COTTAGE
Ordinary every sunday ats o'clock Ticket. 50 cents.
s% &. Biz S.
every hour from The corner Of TIyon Place and ,tham
street. Fare l2h cent? MA lmr
sSS MD .ATIN RovsEa
John street now bens Or The summer month. thoroughly
having ,Ss same he prevent odgI
most ca housssnd he d soon enlarged sn"
S.ss.: s :s q
upward. OF soprou. can with conyen"nce stopce
h.Smens IN The UnOnSwhr from g. 10 eG 70 d.he. are
de hest sac cS
Wine q esns small SSott,s1 e. ,,,,. 49,,
tn. order ssssasa Pse sss: %ss,s
for OF haviu been ii.
yo cMe mc r.s pes n:.s;, e men.
the first @ ?rp 3S y to-; sS Of Fs so0st Of The
Win end .crmq'rg public 70, their
mil 2wsr HENnY 0OSLING.
pho rOGRAPH PORTRAITs-Dr l.. M. CYRUS,
the inyentog Of this produces by not only cor
rect likeness Of the original rraitbut also puIy OF d.ga
fisS'ss T.Te Of %c: en- St
Grateful the encouragement he has received from his nu-
mero.s friends and the public generally. d. L. M Cyrus
would fan inform them that he has ed Hp accommo-
don Of ladies' suite ofrooms in PIX Pace House, corner
Of Broadway, where he his skill ms profession and
his at.non 10 III who may nono- HIM with th. wiz
nsue him continuance Of the patronage hitherto LITERALLY
besiow,d on him.
The Doctor civ instruction in every psrtment of the D.
Ruerreotype aud Phyt graphic last 70 TAXING
large o SIN sc e for sale also the necessary
chemical the taking Of lort ia PhytO
Rrp sor coors Terns moderate. milo I'm
RIO 0O0 50 600, $500 $4,000, 81 ooO $500 70 loan
w ,OOO, mortgage, at seven cent,
sIons ehsrgedD Apply to
SCHIEFFELIN 4 FERRIS
milo gsm CounseIlors Il Law, 20 Chambers street
0EKANJfIs' Px1ENT LIFE BOST,' Ohce No 7
Wall m
Eau DE FLEUR D'ORAN0E MADEIRA WINE
~ For sale BY E " QUlDORT, NO. 50 Clinton street,
low prices. ms lmsm
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lOOLS-l OOlIO-- lOOiLo
A LBERTSONS, Congers Horizons and Glhords warrant
n Steel Coopers, Carpenters and Ship Capcntc
Edge Tools had wholesale aud retail Of Osborn
LITTLE, 81 Fulton street, New ok (le allowed
merchantsb and who keep nand full assortment OF
Cooper Tools Iron Hvets, Tess Hoops. stave Jonrer
stock Howells and Crores.
Also, Importer, and General Dealers English, GERM
nd American Hardware, Cutlery, Nails. Sc sc
CHARLES OSBORN
CHAkLEG = LITTLE.
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CURLED HAIR,

HAIR SEATING
on O)N fOU \DS Soulh American Curled HAIR of
va,'Yu, qaa!l,iss Also general assortment of
oil Half Sea iug and figured IS inches
suitable for upholsterers and bnt makes-exensvely
manufactured aud always on ha for sale by u.s.
JOHNSON GREEN,
No 1852 William street.
Orders from all parts Of the United States promptly
and with fidelity for cash. city or other
satisfactory paper, at fouf months ma Imsm
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w 40 have paid supply unli the LIST OF May psr opv
are pohed that on the 2o Instant the shin pg off Of the
water VIII De- commenced IN where shalt
have Seen previously made 70 t OF 1884, the office of
the Croton Aq"educt Board.
In all be
OF cosP and reopeling The erues be
BY order A. b. BIGELOW
mI3 to2or Repi,ter
GAIL BOAT CHALLENGE ,-What i the matleTl Ave
~ hiatt he rub When III. smoheed prows of di.appoint
ed turks the bosom man. he loses sight Of amab
lily, prostraes himself and in turbulent array dies
and unknown Such the copaoa of &c an boat buiIde
of this city who seeks nototy through
The Tber stood noon he
cd ground OF boat building and long experience taught him
nL,rqe bark, can ventu e more.
But litte b'rks must keep shore"
ana when men think they It'll him superior boat
building they talk abes boldly meet MIN
at his office door, here for proofs
Upon th principle he FIRMS his uw -rk now for the hun
dreth lime he Offers to show the Troubero any
richly repay the .rrenmtnt Now where is your b"ased
hackers; where's your own dauuted courage-draw the
P STOne months notice, distance under ffy miles
The "Troubler" can be seen at his bazaar;
m, ,m.ee P 81 c. L. lNS as W,;.L !;,,..,
BOAT TIT SW TBIEkS 9E rH owner SAL y,
three challenges from boats built BY VIM Cfous within he
last six months and not havps ed the same,
boat ever built BY Creus his towering eagnaon has taken
flight from the terra rma Of Water my
goDs-
Where the man by many Odds
Obtains receipts from living gods"
AS soon as after ne he has got those
receipts and DIES ended em that
II hoped thai he will ndescend some of the
challenges already given hm thar his sole object Of
which his boasted 1reuper" does hot prove sufficient
rouber to him by capsiznr his epu done
per day for two days q again seeing hi. vauned
following 10 the wake Of WA rous. the respectful
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& M & ne
The subscribers beg call the attention of their friends
and the public generally to their superior arrangement.
p
''esi 5a, es. VIZ
SIP sHEsRsIIp6A4N. csp'ais Sspsy,ter.
sss 5E tis. Sss'ea jRss:,
New skip iiVERPo6I tp captain as!% Ei,edg.
Sailing twice every month; and with the" UNITED LINE
days. will make five ships each month throughout the
Tor days) thereby preventing the posi-
Passages direct from London, Bristol and Greenock to New
Ahoirom Liverpool to New Orleans, Mobile, saysn
vanoa British North America, all time. be en-
gagged liberal terms
Persons wlshnR send for their friends will not fail to see
other and they assured unusual
will BE- taken to make die agreeable the ships being
In all cases whe 1.-THE parties sent for decline coming the
money y be .aded without any deduction usual. A
Tree rom the various seaports OF Ireland and Scotland
Tie regular packets for which the Subscribers agents sail
18th, and 18th Of each month New Orleans Mobile Ssvan
nah Charleston EfssY aFG1Shsfs the season
Persons in the country wishing send money friends
des. Of tie parties to receive M m.y y on da @ be
amount being forwarded per first packet after the receipt
thereof and Acknowledgement for the returned per
Drafts sight, for any amount payable demand with
out discount csh charge the National and Provin
Greenock, and their branches Mess James Built Son
Baske. Lond.n. Exchange and Discount Bank Liverpool
and every principal town Of Great Britain and Ireland
Further particulars made known application, if by letter.
WAIT. TAPsCOTT
ck lin SOnt at
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DRESS BOOTS.

DRESS BUTTS.
LATEST FRENCH STYLE.
I've" '-H 'I suTrS Ss sr IL f to ca"
and examine large Of DsSss Doors made in
latest fashion. and Of the finest French csfskin
otsd sd four do OH 1s' ~sransed
equal to any manufactured in the city from eight
having tender feet being difficult to &. on &C.
be hand.ome the subscribe me thod Of taking
daw,nS OF he feet and fitting up and keeping OF las
msSs .ss Without writing boots
H,na.ems BS sss''A'r1 from 9' H.'' So 90 $500
a 81 1900 Boos., s 60 TO g
Slippers, to 90
Pumps &c. &c, equally low.
TERMS CASH G g RSL L. WATKINS,
a9lm.r IA Fulton between Nassau and Duteh SIS.
,oH R9qE EA ASP . sHoa sTo aam, his
and IN. u he ss: he viii
and Faithfully sIseu all orders no nay be favored with on
9 French Cater Boots. 5000 par, Of slippers, Just
~ @ Gs
ladies. ihs.s viii snd The sea.e., and be.,
IS s sSs TRS OF % Shoes Slippers &c
sw cloth g c s
sy Fe9h eali,kn Boots Of the best End made
f's ss s9S h:1s :s e
OF cafskn Shoes R To ~; boys Boots OF thu best qualify
l25 TO S275; Shoes TO as youths Boots 81 TO O Shoes
so ST. Boots Caters Slippers Ties Buskns Shoes
endless S'iS SIS kind
a23 lm'r anu % CanA street
s. Eosi % sso fRESch BOOT MAKER
hs hs for vs
to other boo maker n the milo lmsec
PARIS BOOrS AND LAS rs MADE TO ORDER
By E. SUSER, us broadway, (Base,nent,)
one ID DOR from Courtlandt street.
- SUSEk, Bootmak,r aud maker OF Lasts an
Five" of Clerce Of Paris bers leave inform hi.
friends and ali the OF gentems My
that he make, in New York with the best French
all that perfectly made, by his
the celebrated boomaker Clerce whose
on this SIDE Of the Atanuc resp cu!ly invited
SUSERS boots and lasts before they despair being chaus
ses" New York, after the incest latest Paris fashion.
Also, he Paris lei Black Var, lis sold
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80 H2 H24 !
PULLEN LOFPS EXfKESB

PTLLENE IOfF's ExfKEss.
WALL STREET.
Ths subscriber the old condu of Harnden Co.'s Ex
press from New York will connne to run Is heretofore eay
Specie Bnk Notes Pcksses Bundes C.,es Of Goods Par
GELS, &c NC in connection with Msssr Bailey wards
Ore,t Western Exp ess," and from foowii places
=: Utica ssraen,e. oswego, Auburn Seneca us
Canad gua hoches Baiavia Lockport b. slo Detroit
Cleayeand asd hcag.: also to Kingston Toron and mil
ton Csnada West BY Jacobs NoIths IN Express, 70 White
Montreal and ieote, in Canad, They will also
meet with Hach Co = South EXPRESS New York and
and WashnetoD
Ptcu attention will psd the collection Of Notes
Drafts &c and prompt mad by first Express Each
messenger will be provided with of Wder Patent
nande Safes ao ding greater security in the trans
mission Of valuable papers. &c
OFFICES.
PuLLEN CORP No Wall street. New York.
IBOMAs COUGH No Is Exchange, Albany.
A. g FlLKtys, 22e River street, Trcy.,,
~ Referenc, s-Me,.r rrmes W Id King Jac Little
EJ 4rmphrey, Esq, homss Cough, Esq, Albany; John
Par E,Q cashier, Wells do, b X. Blow, d.. e. 8.
d .eIss, do, = Leave. do. TROY nc cod
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w. CROLIUS.

BARGE, RACE, CLUB AND SAIL BOATS,
Ne 400 WATER sThhET, tour doors East of Catherine
Pleasure Barge The Race Boats Wave Gaelic Victoria At
Poughkeepse, Duchess OF Hyde.Park, Syrh Wave Of
Mobile, George Stewart Of Louisville, Madame Celeste Of
New Orleans, &c.
Also, the sail boats William Colius Fashion, Eureka Ia
noni, Star Edwin Forrest &c sia lint
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THE GREAT AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
DOLLAR WEEKLY.

Edited by T. L. NICHOLS, published
By Herrick Il Ropes, No l62 Nassau ST.
New York.
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'GREELY Il McELRATH,3o Ann-st
A NEW SERIES OF TEMPERANCE
TALES.

By T. S. ARTHUR, author Of "Six nights
with tho Washingtonlans," &c.
The extensive, and still increased sale,
and the wide spread popularity of Mr..
Ar,hur's "Six nights with the Washing
tonians,' and the urgent entreaties Of
many distinguished leaders IN the Tenn
perance cause, have induced the Sub
scribers TO make an arrangement with
that admirable writer TO furnish another
series Of Tales from real life.
These Tales will be publish in sixteen
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and a quarter cents per number, neatly
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tia, the forthcoming series will be not
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culaied TO do immense service to the
great cause which they arc designed TO
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object OF the Author to depict the hor-
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appalling forms, as exhibited In differ
ent classes and conditions Of society,
as well as TO show the remedial means
which Temperance associations furnish.
In accomplishing this object, Mr.. Ar
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have marked his former predictions
and it may be confidently predicted that
/ through the Influence he will thus ex.
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from the fangs of the destroyer.
The price of these Tales is purpose
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Address, postage paid,
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TAKE NOTICE

10y virtue Of a Deed of Trust :,
Dexccu;ed. by Thomas Pee,e. 10 co..
a debt, due TO Edward II. WEG
which Trust bears date Of ! ST Jons r,r
and was duly recorded in the law,
Charleston and county Of TaH,b,.l.
on the third day of June 1906 R1
c. No. 2, pages SO, 81, and SO, and h.
the purposes therein contained. We a,
proceed TO sell, 10 the highest bii3er, /,
cash, on tho
TrciJth day Of June .ert l8la
in the town Of Charleston, and COUNT
Tallahatchie, the following neproe,,
wit: Lewis, aged 27 years; Bob, arel
years; and Henderson, aged ! years
We shall only convey such title as is,
US vested by said Deed.
THOS. A. CHEvES ! Tn
G.. B. GOODWIN. { Tee,
Dec. 10th, l342. 49-6m
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TIi Isl ii
MA @Y1ln!',5no

The subscribers propose to publish a
periodical with the above title, devoted
TO the investigation of HUMAN PnYs1oL
oGy, PHysIoGNoMY, PArHoGNoMY, AsTRo
NoMIcAL AND HUMAN MAGNETISM. Hay
ing made these subjects matters of seri-
Gus and patient investigation for some
time past, and considering the increas-
ing attention which has lately been Civ
en- to them by the learned, both in this
country and in Europe, il is believed
that such a periodical is called for. and
that It will NEE; with liberal encourage
ment from the lovers Of science, in this
and other countries.
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Trust Sale.

By virtue Of deed of truS, exc
ted to the undersigned by Thos. p
TO secure a debt 10 James Z. CrsNa
bearing date the first day of June !
and duly recorded in the county Of !
lahaichie on the second day o. %
1910, and for the purposes and coni
era,ions in the said deed expressed,
shall,
On The hrel1h day of June 1876
at the town Of Charleston the coH
sea, of said County; expose TO sale as
ton to the highest bidder for CASE
following property TO wit.
The Eas. half dissection 81 Of To-
ship 22 Of Range 3 East. The So
west Quarter, and the South hall Of.
Northwest Quarter of Section 81
Township 92 of Range 8 East. 20
half Of Northwest Quarter Of So,
32 of Township 92 Of Range 3 U
n all six. hundred and forty acres
Also, the following slaves 10 '
Lewis, Bob, Hal, Alfred, Willie, -
Mosey, Henderson, Grandson, y
Harry, George, Fanny, Esther, 70
Nancy, Caroline, Hasty, Mason, 40
da and Milly, with the future inc'
|sof said female slaves.
Also, twelve head Of horses I
mules, fifty head of cattle, three yos.
oxen, one Wagon, all The Plan.S -
tools and utensils of every desc' ',
all the household and kitchen :"
ture.
Selling as trustees we shall eO =.
no other titlerhan we possess -
THOMAS A. CHEyES. ! Tre'
GREEN B. GOODWIN ID
December Sd 1872
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