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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-15
South Carolina .Kershaw District,

by wM ~ BULLOCK, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
w HEREAS JOHN S. BRADLEY, APPLIED
w to me for Letters of Administration Oh all and
singular the goods and cattles, rights and credits of
John N. Mcleod, late of the District aforesaid de-
ceased:
These are therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said de-
ceased to bc and appear before next Orlina
rys Court or the said District to be holden at Ker
shaw Court House on the eighteenth dav of August
next to show cause, if any, why the said administra
ton should not be granted
Given under my Hand and Seal this twenty-eighth
day OF July. in the year of our Lord one thousand
e'ghI hundred and siNty-twO, and in the eighty
seventh year of the independence and Sovereignty of
the State of South Carolina
August 2 VIM NJ BULLOCK KID
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South Carolina -Kershaw District.

BY wM NJ. BULLOCK, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY
Nv HEREAS JAMES d. KIRKPATRICK. APP
w Piled to me for Letters of Administration on
all and singular the goods and chattels rights and
credits of Col William A. Ancrum late of the District
aforesaid, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of tho said do.
ceased to be and appear before me at our next Or.
dlnarys Court for the said District to be holden at
kershaw Court House on the eighteenth day of Au.
gust next to show cause, if any why the said admin
istratlon should not be granted
Given under my Hand and Seal, this twenty eighth
day oil july, IN the year of our Lord one thousand
clght hundred and sixty-two, and i'm the eighty
seventh year of the Independence and Sovereignty of
tho State of South Carolina
August 2 WIN. NJ. BULLOCK, o. KID.
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South arolina---Kershaw District

by wM. NJ BULLOCK. ESQUIRE ORDINARY
w llEREAS, ELISHA HOLLAND APPLIED TO
w me for Letters Administration on all and
singular the goods and chattlcs, rights and credits of
James IL. Holland, late of the District aforesaid de-
ceased:
These are therefore, to cite and almoush ALL and
singular the kindred and creditors OF the said dcccas
ed to be and appear before at next Ordinary ;,
Court for the said District to he holden a KcrSl,w
Court House on the eighteenth day of July instant
to show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not he granted
Given under my Hand and Seal this twenty y-ciglth
day OF July in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sxty-two, ard in the eighty.
sixth year of the Independence and Sovereignty of
the State Of South Carolina
August = VIM NJ BULLOCK O. X D.
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Administrators Sale.

10y PERMISSION or WM. BULLOCK, ORDI-
- NARY for kerslaw District will offer for sale,
at public outcry at the late residence ot john Marsh
deceased, on Wednesday, the Goth day of August
next all the personal property belonging the estate
of the said deceased, consisting of one horse and cart
cattic and hogs. plantation utensils, household and
kitchen furniture &c.
Terms made known day of sale.
August WIN. OUTLAW Admir-
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January 1st, 1862.
Home Productions.

ME SUBSCRIBER WILL PAY THE HIG HEST
4 price for countrv-made Homcspuns, either in
cash trade Will also receive cotton or corn for
dues. at the highest market prices
Wanted now-50o yards Country Jeans and Plains
either all cotton or with wool filling. Highest price
will be paid for 100 lbs OF good wool
June 81 f. w BONNEY
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Cotton Cards at 81 rs.

'EllE FAMl LIES OF TIE NOIU NTEERS NOW
in Sc"r'ce VIII he furnished with Cotton Cards at
the ahoI' price, II called for soon. They are supplied
nj cost rs tno State authorities. But limited nun
Der VIII hc distributed in the District. 50 that but one
pair can be sold to family. T.. w. BONNEY
June ~
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August s
NOTICE.

NOTICE
EREIGIITS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION WILL
l. be received and forwarded by the Southern Ex-
press Company, to Richmond Virginia.
j. JONES, Agent.
Camden, S. c., July 81, 1862
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Notice..

A LII THOSE INDEBTED TO THE LATE JOHN
IA MARSH, deceased, will please settle the same
as soon as possible and those having demands against
him, will present them duly attested to me.
August WIN. OUTLAW, Admir-.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, July 81, 1862
'IllE CITIZENS ARE HEREBY INFORMED
That the Town Ordinance respecting slaves Sleep
my on premises where there are no white persons
Shall Ec rsdy enforced after the 18th proxino
BY order of Council.
August 2 ROB'T NJ KENNEDY. TR
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NOTICE..
NECESSARY

AS IT is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY I
Should collect portion of the debts due me in order
TO meet current expenses, respectfully request all
those indebted tome by note open account to pay
part, If they cannot pay all In my present position
am unable to attend personally to collecting these
claims, but Mr. DoBY, ut the Branch Bank is my agent
VINO VIII receive payment and give receipts for any ac-
counts paid him. TW SAIMOND
Virginia, May
DURING MY ABSENCE, MIR. JAS.
DUNLAP will act as my Agent
March II THOMAS j. WARREN
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Notice..

\ L. L T. RSONS WHO HAVE CLAIMS
L against the estate Of WM KIRKLAND, deccas-
ca Will please present the duly atcsted to one
OF the undersigned, qualified executors And all per-
sons who are indebted to said estate will please make
payment'to one OF the same, at early day
WM. r. TAYLOR,
JNO. KIRKLAND.
JOS II. KIRKLAND
August o ENrS VIM. Kirkland, decd.
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Special N Offices.

THE MEMBERS OF THIS COMPANY ARE
requested to meet IN Camden, at the Court House. on
Wednesday morning next at l l o'clock. full and
punctual attendance is desired as officers will be
elected and other business of Importance attended to-
August Is EDWARD NJ BOYKIN
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Announcements.
FOR ORDINARY.

FOR ORDINARY
MR. EDIsoR: Please announce the name of VIM
NJ. BULLOCK, as candidate for the Office of Ordi-
Diary for Kcrslaw District at the ensuing November
election, and obligc MANY FRIENDS.
August
MR. EDroR: Please announce Can't. ID. -.
PERHI candidate to represent Kcrslaw
District in the House Of Representatives at the
ensuing election, and oblge
May 1G MANY FRIENDS
MIR. EDITOR: Please announce Mai. j. NJ.
DESAUSSURE as a suitable person to repre-
sent kcrshaw District in the House of Repre-
sentatlvcs at the ensuing election, and obl~e
May l6 Ills FRIENDS.
FOR TAN-COLLECTOR
MR. EplroR: Please announce HENRY PATE a
candidate for reelection to the Office of Tax Collector
and oblgc HIS FRIENDS
June
Mr.. EDITOR: Please present the name of MIR. JAS
r. ARR.ANTS, a suitable candidate to fill the Office
of Tax-Cocctor at the ensuing election, and oblre
May 30 HIS FRIENDS
MIR. EDITOR Please announce Mr. WIN McKAIN
as candidate for Tax Collector at the ensuing cleo
ton, and oblige HIS FRIENDS
May
MIR. EDlroR: The friends Of Mr. JOHN A. BOS-
WE'LL announce him as candidate for Tax Collector
of Kershaw District, at the ensuing election
April %
MIR EDITOR: You will please announce ALIEN
AMBER L. MCDONALD as a suitable candidate to
fill the office of Tax Collector of Kershaw District at
the ensuing election.
August
MIR. McDoNALD has been engaged in the az
duous but honorable vocation, if not lucrative
one, that of a school teacher, for upward of
forty years in our Town and District and coun-
try around. lie has been unfortunately Grip
pie from his birth, as many of us know, but
has acted his part well. Assiduously trust
worthy in his profession as an instructor of
youth, from his own South, annually having
taught many of the parents and children of
our section, and even some few grandchildren
OF his former pupils. He is still engaged in
teaching, and is now well stricken in years and
short of means of support. Now, we, as citi-
zens and friends Of the needy, the aged and
the crippled Of our District, feel it to be our
indispensable duty to support him with our
uffrages at the ballot box of our District. in
October next.
The FRIENDS OF JUSTICE.
August
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DEA TIu n,

MACDoNoUGH-on Sunday, 9th inst, Elisa-
beth, beloved wife Of Thomas hscdon0ysh, a. ?
~ years, months and 10 days
The relatives and friends O. the family ara e.
specially invited - attend tie funeral, N Tues.
day Afernopn, Hh Inst, Il o'clock nom her 'Uts
residence, $50 East 10th ~ lI,r r,0lo'ns viii 10
taken 81 Greenwood Cemetery Tor ll.omtLt sll
MtAYOY-In Brooklyn, sler . severe uueSs,
Thomas NJ Avoy, the beloved husband Of Rose "
Avoy native Of Queens Co, Ireland, IN tie s5th
year Of his sge.
The friends and scqualrtanccs p ne family are
respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral this tfles
day. afternoon, sth inst, st ~ o'clock, nom HE
late residence 81 Little r. Ills remains will 10
taken " the Cemetery II tie Holy Cross Flstbush.
hcCoLLuM- on Monday, It'll Inst, James NJ.
Collum, aged 20 years.
Ills friends, and tho friend. ~ the family, are re-.
specially invited b. siicui the funeral, on wedues-
day afternoon, pth inst a. O'Clock, from tie rc d.
dence o. his mother in West fit II, fret house
east q 10Th ava. Ills remains will be taken 10
Greenvood Cemetery for iutermtnL 2S7
" KAY-on Us 9th Inst, Of consumption. james
Mskay, aged 81 years
Tie funeral Wil taxa piscs This Tuesday sner.
NOM At O'Clock, from bis late residence, BnI Mott
~. II friends aud scquautauces are respectfully
invited " attend s.
TAMMANY-On Monday, nh inst, from injuries
rocevod by being run over by Al sth avenue car,
james TammAuy, son Of Andrew and Ann Tam
many, native NJ County Monaghan, ireland
Tie relatives and friends o. Tie family sc re-
specially invited T. attend tie funeral, 1u Weiucs-
day, 9th inst, tun hla late residence, J2d nth
avcule. ~
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Police Intelligence.

.RRTsT or ANOTHER MILITARY OFFICER.
"A man calling himself Edward I, tier, and cls.m-
tng u be major of Ohio volunteers WAS brought
- this city from Dunkrk, N. Y, by oticsr J. ID.
Tyrren, Of INST placN charged with having few
days ago stolen hand utne ord and sAsh n N
M. Charles " snchard, n boarder ~ the Wsslche5-
Ger House In this city. lie was locked up.
CHARoE OF FAisR PRErENCEs--Sewhrd
Olsen, residing At No W Prince street was arrested
yesterday, charged with having defraldcd MAJOR
Gsrrtt Van = ilford now stopping al Tammsny
Hotel out Of SIS in money, aud . gold watch and
ohsin valued Al tSOp. IL appears that he repre-
scented b. the MAJOR thst he had obtained . pat M
for article which be called coffee, ami had made
arrangements 60 supply tue army for 1917 ctut' Ter
pound. Hc then ed b. sell an Interest In toe
patent g. the gentleman, and t,ok Tie shove arc -
In payment. lis pauera Subsequently, proved 10
be forgerics. In = similar way be ST f95 ont ~ =
druggist In the Bowsry. justice Steers locked Lin
up Tor Trial.
TUX LATE SHooriNo At A CoNCERr SA-
IooN.--The girl Ellen foo., who WIS shot Al
che concert ssoun, NJ. "a Broadway. Oh the uishi
Of the Bird inst, ia lying stths New No-k Hospital
In . critical cund ton. James A. Norman, the
person who shot her, was up tor examination yes
terday. before Justice Steers, ard several wlI W.T.
messed the assault male all lsyits ia regard 90 H.
Norman il a sail mskrr, 20 years of age lie adj
mtted having shot nc girl, and VS. .ocked up ~
await the result u her injuries
TIIE TRANSLATION ct Patrick Mackov. charged
with keeping gambling house ~ 81. no VI OF. cr
eteet, was cont uuod yo-t rday, but not uded.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A COMPETENT MAN WITH HORSES
~ wants g. meet - ia - chance L. rIu fret ,H,-
canal boat ou shares, ur would purchase gooU
Nu,t uu reasonable tsrmsi uurXrrpuuuAhIe rcfrr-
su.o ~ To- cNrI : = and rtpthlIty. Address ui
gal uu ABM l. PATTERSON, go !. Nth sy",
spi 2'lI0
WANTED / 10 ~ ACRES OF GOOD
w cu t.yltrI hHi, within Iur miles OF New
York must Ice CHEAP. On ul.ur.ad or ave. All
lr,4s, 4 tug t.I uu.trI.Nrs, ga cash terms, W
H., wi.uum-hurgu Pot once, I'LL called for. An
twor quick pest rut ApS 2'llG
NNTANIED-A SMALL SECONDHAND
w .u..ug Lau'-gatt, cor "a email rrrug hand va.
suu AdlrrNa "llNND-CAlsE" sLauu. pryr, box
40, Sun Oll,y. tlUt
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SAVINGS BANKS.

Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
- 4'PCASALST, COR or VARlCK
open daily from 10 N. e. 2, and from o to Pm
d pee cent urrrs-i Hou't on dH sUH~ ~ $500 di,d
uuLT, uud . pr cent on lIrJrr amounts.
p,pr..i' rtDr.' i uu ur before the 2utu, Will b.u
20 tHr,rt from the lst .u-t
TINS BNNK ms RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
SIJGh5k IS IN me PAST % MONTHS.
r.. V. IIAuGilWOtE Prcs't.
GARDNER :. CIINPIN, S,c'y. api 24nc'i2T
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RAEGNlNS THIS MONTII-SPRING Bon
ID nets nj bargains, straw huunptt straw hpYm-
rrS, now styls, At 81; Old straw hats cleaned.
culir'u's hats AMI houuetA mourning hounytg
L. BlNNS, Millinery; largest and cheapest Ia a.,
world, h'l broadway, b,l, opposite truPu'ittu
Iiutei. APT 2I1c'IIg
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The INDEPENDENT ELEcroHS Of Hoboken,
~ j., hsve nominated Louis Hnesmsnn tor Mayor
and Tor counciimen-lst Ward, Charles Chamber
tain % Ward, David Tail 81 ward, Francis
Boiling
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 GOOD 1AllORI - TO MOI;k on cts
Atom pants - Amt. &c 80;
AGll;L From l61O * lEAES, 10 As
4h7'.t 90 %. uE homework. 20 Thompson st 2la
A BOY It, ORl7 YEARS, 10 ATTEND a
Hnwt stand. ~ Fulton st, ~ O'Clock. go
4 CARPENTER WANTED
~ "u Mru.t qIa
A RESPECTABLE BOY WOULD LIKE
- a trad" Hs 'opr,rsmith. from ~ Z. II vt -
A BOY WANTED TO GO ON ERRNNDS,
- rIty reference, ~ waSrr.y Place. days. 2i2
A CARPENTER WANTED Al ~ sd Az.
"a Arr'y bet 7 & stills mot mg. ?n2
A GLIDER WANIED-lO WORK on
~ picture frame work 80 broadway. 9o1
A GIRL WANIED-EOR GENERAL
"A housowork; l6i 80 NV, n Me store. 81
A GOOD GIlu. WANTED FOR GENERAL
n Homework. at w last 10Th u. W
A BOY WANTED ny a DENTlST-AP-
hpIy 2o2 West 3nlh At. ~
ANY PERSON WISHING AN EREAND
4Atuy, inquire ~ Lcruy 1t I'll
4 YOUNG MAN lINNlNG as ~ CASH,
40 t'Svr With the Hdy rts .. Ou' ''' Su office.
4 rO&rNBLE FORGE AND ANVIL FOR
\ ,,Io Cheap, 20 Fourth II, u,s stu ave. 2i6
4 TAlLOl;ESS 10 MOKk HOLES Is
Il custom GOATS, good Wn.De. IL s.i'pa %. ear.
\ FURNISHED WLp-RUOM 40 LIT,
- with nr'. l"rtrhlc 'oig. AIuly "a n Henry T.
4 STORE TO LET, STOCK q IlNTuRES
| u foo. ssn. - Ilam..tuuu 2ll
! 4 LARGE SIZE MNNGLE WANTED At
| - lI'ft. uyuuur, iu TIE st..". ara $3.50
4 ',i't'I N.t'I,.ulN.I CO.. TEA~ ,Np
| y ,' % W\rSuN'S, .,l U,vurv ops a. p
! RLADKSNl1II& uFLPIE WANTED II.
- I..' so suns rst. g." va.'',.r,p ,,.I. L.,
ROY WtEIED-ONEr USED TO FILLING
- KING and ink. lt> i,..do %, up su,ua.ga'
REi-S MOrLDER-ArrLY ~ LANr
= fol-. .r. 40 SEA ,s.
pAkEE-A MAS AND BOY WANTED AT
! ''1l 'rari II, MuuSmstur..h. o.
, EN'JO AND ZIG DANClNGTAUGUT BY
~. HOGAN, li- T.. H. 7t.n t. c.rucr "a ave. 81
HuI TO LEARN mn WlEELWEGIlT
- To TO- nj a. wooster -. 2iH
RLtt hSMlIllS HELLER WANTED, 40
- .'ni i Nh" awning ',Hw's Ct " la"n 1T ~
pAE S FIXTURES for SALE CHEAP, Good
- location. Rut tl2, o5 Cro4Iy Il. az, .TlSlu'
BOARD FOR 4 FEW YOUNG MEN AND
- e..'e A. ju,nl -, near Sullivan IT, 81
COACH PAINTERS - TWO PAINTIES
- waited hy j. walker st.,rtun. $. l. 2l3
!'UuR PAINTERS AT 1868 SIXTH AVE.
! IHOR SAIE--G YOUNG HORSES ON nm
! m.ui-Nppy P3 East 27th n ~
I TOR SALE CIIEAp- THE FRTIr, CANDY
/ AMI gr 'r store, a'- Hudson q Appy II store.
TOR NNLE-A LIQUOR STORE, STOCK
iuI d,t.ras, ~ Nassau g. .pr y .yv. Brook so
TOR SALE STOCK FlNlUErS OF \
nng STORE, Hrl store t. Irt. IN strri -
IlRl.. HELP WITH CIILDREN, HOUSE,
'iwurk, NtgrS 10. ISL Brund aay, pt0r 10 am.
ElRLS TO MAKE BUTTON HOLES ON
Nicpnrsc y X, ot 1913 Greene st. a.
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uB3NII$IuX.

4 RIlIlClNL ROME FOR FILLING AND
a rcm.d,.u, d,cUei or hruk,p teeth uut .,
soft, Wit.uut g., lrtsr pan, color ui ta,tr au WE
rmtad. G. II. CRAWFORD, Dentist, y Amuyrt
SECOND block H.u broadway, APO gItu'IuS
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MAIsIEENS.r,S

TAYLOR-MERRlTT-By Ruv. y. NJ T,bp.,,
Rector Of 81. Mchaers C.urou, T. lwurl q. Ttyi'r
G. Phebe S.. daughter OF tue late Nehemiah Merritt
Esq,, ell Of this city. 20
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" LET CHEAPTOA SMALL AMERICAN

- Ola the 2t ami Sd u1uT also r,.tus uu t4r top
uuur, Of 40 Chatham square, suitable Tor offices %
il't business pun Sos Inquire Of e. HABER-
NEIL. APPS 6'lsT
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LEGAL REPoIiT---MONDAY.


Criminal Biinos'-Ths following cases on
che criminal calendar will lie POSED u has term
Of the Court.
Capital Cds,s.--Thos DuTey, iudl, tel fur the
murder u A.eIand,r smith, on tie h,h sess;
Samuel II. HNvucs 1t mate ~ the Nightingale.
slave trade; Bradley w.n-ow, ~ Mate Of tic
Nightingale, snnie oa.u,e; Morgan Frcdor - 1t
mate of g., Curs, same .leuy', Wm. HyrI ~, Cap
tain Of tie WI Kirby, same oa,nye.
Stare TrIie Cds's -A'bcit How, for fitting out
SLAYER city Of NHtfo.k."
Joseph L Santos, fitting out SLAYER CO.'S.
Erastus II. Booth, httlug ultalugcd SLAYER b. 4
Otlsr Ogsnc,, -zscharish Saver. transmitting
forgcd applications Tor byluty hand t. Pension
once.
Pedro Astoos,-Assau,t with dangerous wosp-
Oh.
James II Kns'ow Stealing and destroy Ing
bonds at Custom House.
Common Pleas.
An 4Reg.f Frnduin' Trlrstr Of stock md
Reoi Es1is -7horIS = S',trrf', E,fS.rsT rs. An.
0On T. cor ant ChdIiss Go.iiI-ur, ,fr. T'is .rt on
was trought Ivy tie T.,r'H, - Recover, T. set
asde certain Transfers OF yr'Ia 70 real aud PEERS n'.
property made ~ tho defendant Cot T. Charles
Goodyear j., comprising " decd 90 iuyr lots ct
ground ant buildings for mtn g'1gt, ng Turia''' =
for Confederation ~ ono dollar, au' i,.. ~ sale
Of stock ~ hardware fr cons. lers.uU " $50 %.
paid, sud that both transfers were tu-ts g. binder,
delay and dcftaud creditors - Colt The defend
ants denied al the plaintiffs Nlsp Atuns The trts.
resulted IN decision dee tr,uf the transfers VOID
against the plantf r"pres' utug tie creditors ~
Colt aud AL tyiuy that tie defendants transfer and
deliver over the property g. tie plaintiff aud that
- ~ account 10 the p.a MIN hr tie value or pro-
oeeosof such part thereof a. may have been snd by
The defendant Goodyear, In gp'i "a a., under tAs
direction ui Bartholomew O'Cuunor Referee.
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/ - 80 - - ''' - -'' ''''''+A'ANhS
iaiu.Iy, ID sIiI 81 huurs q! . ruulu, each, with
winter bon rooms, u tho rear, gt5 the passage wAyj
rent SIs and IS month, 2OI WesI JJGh IT neAs
. O. ave. S2'll3
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HtSINl.Ss CHANCES.

RAKERY, OWES. TlNrI RS AND Io1sc
- tor sale. ro' Huy +.2 pea uu'ih; ris b. a
chance seldom o0g,l. A.py GA the pr.'Hi-o-, o.
KIN. ". ..a.-.l
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A. d. II. No. 1.-THE regular NIonihly
Me, ting of the above division WILL be he'd At cir
meeting room ON Tuesday evening, April sth, at
o'clock precisely; all merubers are requested h. he
punctua In attendance, 10 elect ofbcers flr tie en-
aulng year. by order II
PATRICK HARRINGTON, Pres.
PATRICK GALLEGAN Soc. IS
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AUCTION NOTICES.

AUCTION lSOTICEs.
A UCTION SALES OF FURNITURE AT
IA houses and stocks n goods 81 stores, attended
20, At very moderate charges; return sc'es promptly
J. W. NEwsoN, Arc,l.nesr and Gcnsral Broker
l'2 Fulton street, West aie.
utrprN,ra
H's II NOV tie NJ! s. Peter {. PER, II Rullnf
l. n Brown, Pree.i,n, Me- snit.' ant Traders
n n. Graham, r,s.d.r, rlr,rerrs FUND Iusu.
rance c.. tl2 8l.'w sGrplu
A TCTION SALE OF TIE FARM OF
n JoHN GRANGtR At Scar X ckawav, Ill II
miles nom y "" acres, fEoutug on the hay, With
aElvd landing; buildings 'Nup'eto, in guud order,
modern aud new 7 ''vc sale f'r cnsh, sul jet ~
r'urtssEe for $500 st prr cont Tlurslav. April
let, Al " o'cl,,k Tor ia't. cr particulars Apply
to g n PEED 4 Co, su.toutr-s $40 ru'i IN Il,
hr"klyn. api 6urh&sMru&w'lo
A UCTlON NOTiCE-H. WILSON, AUCT.
"A by GALE, - Dcy 400 csses r'ota
Prime 90 Ia SlwHys on hand At pr yato sale, 10y
u GALE, ~ hey ~ t,ij 2AN6ru'e
A UtrluN SALE OF CROCkERY, &C.
~ HENRY e.. EVANS will SCI for cash, without
reserve iu Its o. amt loa'ers, on Tuesday, Art,l
N ten O'Clock, nj - Maiden lane, a ve,l-aNSDrtcd
IT. " white granite, Il''t blue and common ware,
fancy china, plated su' N-t'uuia c1sHrs, t,H.iravs,
glass ware, g., beng She ~. ~ dealer closing
uut sni mist I've sod. Goods carefully trr7.kcd
lr srpp1s Hp1 Hs'lni
4 ADMINISTRATORS SAIr-BY ORDER
y o. tc Hon tio.rI c. Wet, Surrogate, viii
Ie srI at puN.- A..uru, lv NJ \ HTNuNII.
at. ..err, ou "Wednesday. Mu,l ptN. I.tl. 10
o,Iu.k an ou ttr premises, TO t.rcc.st,ry brick
n as a., 'S' - S,s w ', ' ~, nm, NV NV. , t0-'
lease ~ I... a., tho han Der f,i.rc., furniture,
ui...vi t.u.,, 1855 v1rr 900 I,ni' .s. ru,fiN u.s,
rul ,'n,r srtl ..s .,tr Ur' ,r. n.t.1DllN " toDS-
WILL. &c. css.I MARY tpU-VfII.. .lut.u.s-
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niece ar 4 gtuE,u ~ JAvlr,. oH,, vi C'bt.
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b..a I,lI.rI.. limo, arl.ts with tie
entire r.ut,rts uf drt ,.,.s house
Tli. Vu,.I., ,n,r..yu.at . 80, .. h. a. luuso i52
west -ls t. near ,tl N,-tlc rii'.lc uproi, ciSm-
ler. dutn. r,,ru uuI b,,,mruI N.ultIrc, among
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60, .',. ,...,,....,,,.,.t. "A. 4, I've, Gold
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AUCTION NOIIIE-Bl WI. ". STIR
n IIN. rI..r rctpi stu,k of le.t,,|.tr gruu g.,
cat sui , t.tr .tss. Cur china N,. VI DOUGHTY,
4. .t.r,.r. Wp.u.aa,, N,,U o. 90 .',...a, At 3s5
Hudson str,t. ctrurr %. Nsu',m street iu lut, tyr
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wont. tIet,.t., ~ r,t..I,r. Iig
4 ttIlON SALE MAGNIFICENT House
~ u.li n,ru,tlrr, t.t, day, Tu,..l,y. 1, w,st l6h
co.,. '. AZ a 4, ,, st , M. 1 r,ing
+ ..r.a,,. L,.,'t.ela. ...L. ,'rt..is s,r, hr,ls
Il. rr,r. tl.a rl.,'rs .,..l ,ry max ,.s st..,r
.,c ta M, out.,n. ., A.. u,s.ft. ~ Ir..m,ut
A.Ii.t.I,r .ut....r- II n Cu\plN ar.t..ncr
H. ROTH, Al liiDNIIR, WILL SELL
/ =. It's ..,, - . a'....l, I.t N..,r.. rarr,
| ct com ave. Co.,. f.,u.iHfc DO Ir.,.H. Dentist
u.u,.tr- 90 l,Htf.. ..'l,ts ,',...t i.r',t beet
| I.. ut aud dining r,uu ulrt|t fr, D.. Ha4. china.
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.. r... .. .,.. ..y, :. D.v4on avenue, Williams.
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DOR Sill-A FIRST CLASS 4 STORY
Cor uuut i.II., .tIrss AMI fnN Dot will 10
... { pay ..osI ~ per cent, with r,u Tor inn
|-.ruu'al Alp,y ~ &c prem 'o-, ., west soth
20. i.e.r o., age, or los Clinton IT, near Grand.
3. fr.T orrv. ap- $40