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NUMBER 81.

ted at something over one thousand. A great
many Of the more slightly injured-in the
arms and elsewhere-had their wounds ban
daged on the field, and walked back to the
rear, where they met conveyance
Thursday night we received reliable iuforma-
ton from the neighborhood of the river that
General Lee yesterday morning had sent cou-
riers over the whole extent of his lines to a.
certain whether the enemy had made any
egress, and had carefully reconoitered his posi-
ton, and was satisfied that his lines still en-
closed considerable portion of McCleIlan's
forces in the densely wooded and swampy
ground in which we described him as having
taken refuge. 1t is supposed that considerable
numbers of the enemy who have reached the
river have crossed it, retreating towards Nor
folk. The enemy enclosed on this side of the
river had been stripped of great deal Of his
artillery.
1t was reported yesterday friday that
Jackson had cut off portion of the cnemy's
rear guard and taken several thousand prison.
ers, but we can get no particulars, and find the
rumor confined only in the circumstance that
General Lee had sent an order to the city for
prison accommodations for ten thousand men.
The reports from the lines yesterday were mea-
gre; but we are informed Of an important
movement Of our. troops, the publication Of
which is not advisable. There are other mill
tary topics, which were the subject of good
deal of personal gossip yesterday, to which we
think any reference at this time improper and
injurious. 1t is not probable that General Lee
will fight the enemy or make any peremptory
demand for his capitulation until he has cem-
pleted the circuit of movements already in pro-
gress. Yesterday the Yankee gunboats in the
river fired national salute in honor of the day
Fourth of JULY
OUR LOSS IN KILLED AND wouNDRp.
1t would be an injustice as we'll to our brave
soldiers, whose efforts have distinguished the
last seven days with such great achievements
as to our readers, who expect from us Just and
intelligent statements of facts, to attempt to
underrate the immense loss of our army in
killed and wounded. Of course, such an esti.
mate as we must make is founded upon uncer.
tain calculations, but we are assured that we
will not exceed the limits of the facts in making
it, since Thursday, June 26, at least fifteen
thousand. Although these figures are terrible,
we have good reason for believing the loss of
the enemy twice as large; for it must be re-
membered that, although the Confederates
have made the attack, the enemy has exposed
himself every time in retreating, and whenever
his rear has been turned to his adversary he
has been pursued with terrible fury, and has
tracked the route of his retreat with evidences
of the most appalling slaughter.
Important from James' Island-The
Yankees Evacuate Their Works s.t
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Leave Camden, l1.40a. m.
Leave Boykin's 12.l2p. m
Leave Claremoht 1,248
Leave Middleton lilo ="
Leave Manchester juno
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AAAsRVA GxAAhe AHVAk SbAuOy 4Bl8mO-I0G
Yankees Evacuate Their Works az
Grimball's Plantation.
We have news from James Island of some
important movements recently made by the
Yankee troops. They have abandoned the
strong positions which they had for some time
occupied on Grimbalps plantation, and are
thought to have concentrated the bulk of their
forces at Legare's Our pickets first discovered
that their works had been evacuated. What
is meant by the movement, is q matter for con-
lecture. On some Of their deserted earthworks
the Yankees left signboards adorned with in
scriptions quaint, vindictive, and profane.
One Of these bore this affecting sentence:
"FarssOell, Secesh! We go, but wiH soon
come again r' q
MORE ARMS AND AMMuNITIoN.---We have
positive information (says the Petersburg Ex.
press) of the late arrival at q Southern port of
the Thomas L. Wragg, late the Nashville, heav-
lily loaded, with arms and ammunition. Much
Of her valuable cargo is already landed, and
at secure point in the interior. -
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There was full Attendance at the meeting - this
Bard un Monday cyti.Ing. Mr.. Charles L. Pugk-
upy, TIE President, upirl the Guar.
The Special Comm tter uu revising the rulrs,tMr.
Ortun, ClHirnan,J among other things, reported in
uvor oi requiring that tle previous question shall
ut he ordered, except upon the yall " thirteen
muml ers, instead ii five, a- now provided. The
Culmittrc provide i,t che appointment Of FIVE new
committees, VIZ D luatiuns and Charities, Ru-
roads, Belgian Ptyowcntt, Street Opening, and
Printing and Advertising The report WIS received
md ordered b. he printed At length ia the minutes
The resolution passed last year giving permission
IN tho lnlcpcni,u' TELEGRAPH Company ~ erect
pues and nnect their wires with poles now erect
81, WIS brought Mp and adopted. Tie work !. t.
Ice done under the 81 recton II the Street Commas
-iuuer.
The Comptroller WIS directed 10 report the
amounts paid newspapers Tor Advertising during
A resolution VIA adopted, calling on the Police
Commissioners g. report the amount paid iu 1861
ipr repair -, &c, IT, station houses.
Tho Police Comm Ssiou was requested g. commu-
nicate the Expenditures the past wear inr repairs
and alterations g. station HOUSES. fro what point
he money has been drawn; AMI under whose direc-
ion the work has u. on done.
Tie Corporation Counsel way requested g. report
whether repairs g. station hnuscs must not To made
under nI,l .riiy 81 the Common Councl
IT," sHIue officer Was dire ted ~ prepare n mcno-
rial a. the lie liziturr fr the re-equpmcnt Of the
three months troops who went To- the war.
rcsolation was adopted that the City Inspector
notify tho surctes of the street cleaning contractor
u clean the itreetS and, In default, the CITY lu-
sp' ctpr h. do tho work.
TIE CORPORATE m counsel was instructed to take
the nr,rs-ttv steps t. pace the city In possession
of the Fort Ghn-cyort property.
The board cuncurrrd with the Aldermen In the
's,lv pBDhiRitng, st sprnkng, ami
Council prepare the memorial for 1869 thit thc
"a rolt. y. Y. 5. V. isenitci o. participate IN ne
.nderI family all fund; and rendering Captain
Ringgold, ufitis and crew Of the iriRate Sthmc
flank Gr saving the lives Of those on bard tue
transport steamer Governor.
Adjourned a. Thursday.
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LAw.-Ghe foil wing persons were arrested CHARGED
with selling liquor on sunday last, in violation vi
law John Ahrens, Carston Gerken, John Flick,
John Osmers, Luther Van Olsen, liz ~ T. ,khph
Win. Nelson, John HENSON and CLi. ID lshor.
They we're each held Ia bail la $lOJ 80 answer.
Several others were arrested for playing billiards,
gambling, etc.
DEscEST ON Az ALLEGED DsORDTRLY HOUSE.
evening upon ~ alleged dsorierly house, No. 90
Mercer street kept hy German woman utmei
Swami, They arrested all the inmates Of the horlse,
including NJ Swami. They weIt locked mp for
the night Five young girls were among ths uulu-
Dsr-mhed Annie Moore, Etty HI, Dora Roger,
CARA Price and Ely Stack. The door-tondeT and
pianist we're subsequently arrested and locked up.
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Ninth stree, and q por,

puinenting Captain RinRgod,N
Sabine and crew, for their heroic
the crew Of the steamer Governor.
adopted.
AID. Booie offered resolution making tM !
York Stats Zei!ung = corporation paper. Laid
Ali. Dayton offered a resolution appointing Joint
committee to investigate the truth u the statement
made NJ the last meeting " the u ard by Alderman
Brady, H. the effect that be had bought the votes Il
several Of the members Of the State Legislature o.
lsGi, and 10 report 10 the Board.
Aid. Dayton said that he tanoed Aid. Brady had
been misnde stood, and Ne hoped it would he Prov
ell - by the Investigation Of the c ,mmttee.
Aid. Brady said he had no objection whatever -
the investigation, although he a. not particularly
desire H. In the firs, place, however, ne mugt deny
that he said he had brbed members Of the LegialS-
ture What he said was that he took 5000 70
Albany % stop the Health Bill" aud that he came
back for $1,000 more, the 5000 not being enough.
but he never said that he got the addiOnA 81, 90
in fact be did not get IL.
HAld. Dayton would amend his resolution, he
(Br,dyl would then not obiett " it, passage.
Aid. Day ton thought bis resolution was correct
and quoted the report In the Transcript in support
Of IT, lie said that he, as member of the Board.
could not allow such An mputaton ~ rest on the
Bard and he wasanNious that the statement should
he Investigated.
ALI. Froment said the impression had ,o, abroad
That AID. Brady had meant, no matter what he said,
that he had bribed members Of the Legislature. II
he did hot mean 80, then the appointment " the
Committee would give him an opportunity Of ex-
planning what he did mean.
beuoht himself by bringing up the subject before the
Board rather than desiring to obtain the truth In
regard TO the matter.
Ala. Brady denied that he had said or done any
thing wrong, and why therefore, he asked shall he
he srraigned before any Committee.
Tie President then announced the following
standing committees ior the present year
AimshOuse Depdrtp~it-Boo,e, Reel sad otu-
well.
Arts ond Ncisrcc.-Frear, Jeremiah and Dayton.
Ass'ssiHeHis-frmeut Genet and Brady.
CLEANING Str,sts-Nsioh, Ff,ment and Hell
Fsrri..-.lptcmitu, Mitchell ami Brady.
Fjpdnce-B 'ole Farley aud Smith.
Itre walsh frt.r AMI Allen.
lamps ami Jd,-FrumeLt, Jeremiah, OuWcl.
Land. dn0 Iidc's Jeremiah, Ffnment, OuIwcl.
Lar DCpuifusn'-''cuct. ffutneut, d tytpu.
Mrko', Red, walsh. Ottiwoil
Oydindtc,s Chip, Fromeut Brldy,
I0lirc-Mtrhcll, Jeremiah, H.n.
ITibhc Hsolth-FNrcy, CmTp, Dayton.
Repairs and SUpp'is, Red, Chipp, Brady.
Tubiic BUiiinGs-Frear, Frumcnt, OttiwoN.
R0 Farley, frea, 4 len.
lS1idri,, and OGccs-wal,h, Reel, Dayton
S,tr,rs-faticy, Al,n, Jeremiah.
Sfrr.ts. Clipu Hal, vc
Trr,s-Irtcuiith, Chipp, Dayton.
Wbdyr,s, Picrsdnd Slips Mitchell. s,le Smith.
RdIrodds n'nc, G,Let Farley, Smith, Allen.
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Board Of Aldermen.

president Henry In the chair, AID. Dayton offer
81 resolution amending the ordnance torbidiing
the sprhknR OF salt on the streets As 10 include
the railroad tracks. The penalty for the violation of
san ordinance N be not less than $500, aud not
more than $1,000.
AID Brady spoke strongly In favor ~ the mea-
sui. lie took occasion 10 say, however, that the
ordinsnee W II now St0od vas n9t coupled with,
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BOARD AND ROO Ms.
MISCELLANEOUS.

SEWING MACHTNES-wANTED TO BUY
piur cash, cheap, Ladd Il wehHter'1, HpweS Gro
YER Bakers, and Singers. Apply ~ % East
Broadway, basement J. r. MOORE, JAZZ J'l29
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Wanted Immediately for the only cavalry rcgi
ment authorized 10 bc r'dsci, orderly sergeant,
G,rrierS musicians, ssddler, I WAGNER, sot
geants and 90 ahle-bpdied men. Apply " Capt
ANDERSON, Is Court Il, Brooklyn; alsl " j. W
MCCORMICK, At QuigleJ'S 81 South st., corne
BurlinR Sip. fac 24'tle
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MILITARY NOTICES.


Recruits wanted f,r the ii Rc.yt jackson Hoav,
Arti lery. ca. $. GRAHAM, Com'g, n work guns
in fnrtih atoms. Warn barracks, tno tcntQ god
hels, rstinns, blankets and handsome uniforms
provided. sl' tick Usued for tue relief of families,
On signing the roll.
Apply \, Captain J. ROTHER 2Oi B,wcry, N
Y. Turn Hal, cor Me-sernle and Jones st, viii.
isnsburgh. 9TH ave. cor 18th =, brooklyn: or "A II
Centre ~. n Y, ~ JAS. S. NEWKIKK. iyl5 G'lO1
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THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTION
ed against harbnring or trusting my wife
MARY ATHERDEk, from this date, N shall not
hold myself responsible for any debts or liabilities
contracted by her. Dated Now York, January IS,
1863. JOHN ATHERDES, NJ, cas- Fourth u.
j20 3'i0
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To BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS-
Il Partner wanted, in well established bakery,
having sure custom trade. To- 70 person oi ,u o. /
means this Is rare chance. Address HENRY,
bVx p2I sun office, with real Mans, stating Whcr,
AN interview may be had. No agent need Apply
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Personal NOTICES.

DRIZE MONEY FOR OFFICERS AND MEX
81 the San Jacinto, Constellation and M1hicln,
IL paid daily by JOHN B. MURRAY, Army and
Ace. ja9 24s'l09
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LEGAL REPORTs-MONDAy.
United stnt,- DL-,rie, Court.

tn, Ca.co, me SHIP Che,hirc.-Iu This case an
nddiuural muujtion was ordered, rcturuable IN Fri
duy next.
H. the case Of the Prince Le lp,d, proposed de-
rec r settlement was subj it~l hy the Assist ant
District Att,ru,y, and offered by Mr.. Edwards tor
the claimants. Decision Wa reserved.
A number nt U., c= wee postponed, because ~ the
absence "a Washington Of counsel for I'll" claimants.
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LEGAL NOTIs,---,..1

->,,- ,,t,rvne Of the County Of OkDEn "
Ia here, wen ~ all persons having caius AZ ana
ClIARIE9IAURAN, late Of the lily Of Now Iak.
deceased, IA resent the same With vouchers thersuf
N the suiscrbr nj his rcsdruce, NJ. 3i5 West ga
street, In the city OF New York, on or before ths
ri Nth day ui January next.
Dated. New York, the third day of July, 1854.
JAMES Il. MAlK RAN, Executor.
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this Division will bc led ON this Tuesday evening,
At their meeting rooms 18th street. LIST avenue, ut
~ O'Clock, precisely. Az me ubers particularly
requested g. attend rs business " importance 4
be ttrnstted. ny order of PATRICK LEDDY,
Vice Pres. JAMES NELLY, Tres.
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COAL, &C.

DEST OF RED AND WHITE ASH COAL
~ ~ per ton ~ 2OO0lh, delivcri free and ce~n-
Coke 81 = chalirun. Yards a . Eleventh At, ns>r
broadway, n. Y. e.. T.. BACHE, Agent. issi s4.se
COAI. AND WOOD Low FOR CASH
SCoal All under cover. AsEL n. ABBOTT,
Successor 4, Abbot q T.aiua.
i,ol G'I02 s3a Greenwich, and 30 beach a.
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Harmony Division, No. ), =. OF THE
members Of this Division are requested ~ attend At
their hall, No. Isl BOwery, un Wednesday evening,
u receive their tickets for the 18Th anniversary Of
this Division, u he held on wednesday evening,
January 20. LHN0RD SILL, sec. lG
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Lodge NJ. 10, are hereby notified that their Lodge
wall not NEE, ON this truesday) evening. They will
meet hereafter ON Wednesday evenings, At their
Lrige-ruon, $50 Broadway, cor. 18th 1t. By order
q tie Lodge. JOSEPH RODEN, H.. 5. lsS
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VIIATTEL MORrGAGE sALE OF

- ftkNlrtR RE-, CARPETS, BEDA &c
The attention ~ housek ecpcrr Ia cnllel ~ tho
large sale ot hand-'me p,rlur, chamber dining
rotn and library furniture, this day, ut 2 O'Clock,
precisely, consisting of the entire contents ~ the
dwvlin house it2 West 2ist ~, near ith ave, em-
hr,,iug every description oi fine HAIR mattri,s-c-,
b,l- aud bedding, Bffi-s,ls and ingram carpets, uu
cloths, china, silScrwsrc, table cutlery, g.. sale
positive, without regard g. weather. IaS
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate OF the County Of New York, notice p
hereby given that any persons having claims
against BERNARD ALLEN, late Of the City Of New
York deceased, n present the same, with vouchers
thcr,-nG n the Subscribers, at the office Of W. n.
ALLEN, No. Maiden lane, In the City Of New York.
On or before the goth day of March next. Dated
New York, the 18th day Of September, 1861.
HENRY V. ALLEN,
j. l.. ALLEN,
Administrators with the will annexed.
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HEDICINEs.

MAD. llOTCllkISS, FEMALE PIITH-
Nl CIAN-No. 22i West 3Tth n, cures disease. q
the heart, lungs, throat liver, kidneys; dropsy. Aey
ID sorea, scrniLa and al skin humors curek-
Office hours from . o. 10 a. m. and to 2 p. ~
ja2i 2laC'ii3
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OFFICIAL .O LEGAL.

OFFICE OFTUE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT
~ COMPANY,
l5T and lb9 IIcs'rr, cor of Elizabeth 81,
New York, Jan, 2lst, l'J2.
At an election held uu the 18Th inst the following
named gentlemen were chosen Directors of this
Company flr the ensuing year
Joseph KcrnoChUn, william A. lhtten,
Joseph walker william Z. PickerSBN,
Thomas w. Pe,rSlll, John II, Adam,
,iuy Richards James X. Taylor,
Edward j. Woolsey, Cornelius L. Eycritt,
Joseph imps'u, Henry H. m'eu' -sEj
and Henry Chsuncey, Jr.
At a subsequent meeting OF the Board JOHN IL.
ADAM wiz uupnimuuzy reelected President /;
CORNELIUS l.. EyERlrr, Vice President JOHN
MOWrON, Manager, aud THOMAS II, LEES' Sec
rotary. l'-
THE FOLLOWING Is THE STATEMENT
Il of the New York Railroad CHAIR Works sho"inS
the opuc itiun uf the Company On the morning ui
January 18th, 1862, Capital stock an ptd up m
raahj, $4,000 dolts owing ny the Company, via
M To- j. s. BREEsE, President; JOHN =.
DAVENPORT, SEQ, j. ). BkEESE, JONAH $.
LEkENI"T, Trustees. state City and County 81
Sew York 49, John 4. Davenport, Secretary oI 1n"
New York Railroad Chair Works, being d,uy '"nIn'
doth deIose and say that the foregoing rrlr"
"a by him M Secretary, is true e. the nrM OF MS
Knowledge and ielieG JOHN g. nAnEnrlh
sworn T. before me, this goth JAN I'VE fkED-
| IRIC BULL, hJ,ar! P'Apc, i"l
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UCTIoN NOTiCE-THE PROPERTY or

AUCTION NOT1CE-THE PROPERTY or
<hDr ARTHUR Russell ut his rer1en . / 30
W'verley Place, 9th Nv, will be sold At public
auction This morning, At 10y o'clock prccis ly COM
dsng ~ pianoi,rte, parlor furniture, Brussels and
ingram carpets, mattresses, bci, and bedding glass,
china and silver wurca, table cutlery, sc. also The
furniture Of pntlor, ~ bcir'rms and dining roni.
otcl"h, chandeliers 81. Sale positive. 80
CIIATTEL MORTGAGE To ME DIRECT
Siug and delivered, | will cause T. be- aid II put
lie auction, Wedne+i1y the 22d int, vt 10 o'clock
AN. Of that day, at the stephens House, ut Nos. 81
%, % and q BrOsiway, the household furniture
contained In said premises. JAMES MARINER,
Attorney, 70
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RABNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUr
GRAND GALA wERKt
ALL THE HOLIDAY NOVELETTE, AND MANY

GRAND GALA wyEKt
ALL THE HOLIDAY NOVELETTE, AND MANY
MORRt
Splendid additions made N the Military gvois-
Vn. and other parts Of the gorgeous Rairy Jecss-
Gle, ONDINA or,
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
a play &c. up At cost Of s7.OOo, and pronounoea
ny 'V'WO 4itors the most gorgeous and fascina-
u',s -I"tcuiar play ever 9ct up IN America
firHt time ~ grand Musical Novelty, arranged
10y Mr. W, Peters,hen, Musical Director, de,iios-
tti y r u b,runin, AUD introduced between the
thIIu 'hl I''rN acts ~ the rpe,ttcle, entitled
MUsEUN RENrNisCTNCTs
IN which are musCaly repreaettsd
JENNY LIND, THE CANARY .BIWp suovy. rxsE
AFRICAN ShNAGE5, ruE HAPPY PAMT-
~, skA LION &C. and the celebr,.ed BABV
THE BEAUTIFUL FAT GIRL,
Eighteen years old, weighing eqs poue.is
ONE WEEK MORE
LIVING HIPPuPorAMCS or GREAT BEHs-
MOTH Of the Scriptures-Job, CHI. 10.
Tie great and curious
WHALE STILL LIVES
And eats his half bushe Of 1--we cells per dar.
The IL BEAUTIFUL TINY sEA-HoRsEs, -
ing IN the Grsnd Aguaria, whsh ooutsins beautifuA
and rare living Fish from all quarters of the giah.
MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON, HslpT
Family Monster Serpentz, Wax Figures,
and multitude Il uthar novelties.
Admission % al, ~ cts Children under ten, ~.
Nv PARTICULAR NOTICE. - THE ssosss
MT i-CoNNofpRE NUrr, the New Hamp~hirs
prodigy, the smallest man In existence, hNs arrived
In this city, and IL b'isily engaged With his muko
teacher hHdanci his French teacher, his
teacher II cociti1n, and his dramatic teacher. Hs
Ia al-o In the hands " his tailor and costumer, 10
shirt-makcr, his bctnaker, his hstter, his jevcia
AMI his coI'leur. This precious nut will Be s.a1-
centy ripened u CRACK Ia the cOarse a 49,
weeks. II Will open rich.
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A LOTION SALE-OYER $4,000 WORTH
n Household Furniture, this day. Tuesday, At
private residence ~ West 10th street. near 9th
nue, at ION o'clu,k, cpunting Of parlor, chamber
and dining r'um furniture, table cutlery, giass,
china, silverware, nj 7urs, tables chairs carIeting
and bedding, pianoturte, tuyks, curtains, s,G, 10
paintings, 81. Also basement and kitchen firni
ture. X. MCCARTHY, Auctiouecr. 81
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Association Of Rxempt Fircmeu.-AnBual
Meeting. The annual meeting will be hell vt Fire
mems Hal, Tuesday evening, 2ist inst at O'Clock
Officers are ~ lie elected, Sc. Punctud attendance
Is requested. Z. W. ENGS, President; q. W.
WHEELER, Rec. Sec. 100 2'ti5
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nj DOUGHTY, NUCrR-WIIL SELL.
Nl' hy urlcr ~ assigucr, "n Monday, Jan. 2Ith,
It IL u'cluck, At stcsruou, ~ Nisnu st. the assets
nf the late firm ut PRANkARD5 ~ co, consisting
Of notes, Judgments, hunk accounts, &c. T. be a,,i
for cash, hy order OF w. Z. MARSHALL Assignee.
jdG lOi,'iUS
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTION SALE OF CROCKERY AND
IA glass.-HENRY q. EVANS will sell In io,s 10
suit dealers Tuesday, Jan'y 2l-,, a, ten cycloct,
at 20 hasicn Lane all kinds Of crtckery and glass
ware suitable Tor the retail trade. Sale positive and
goods vel packed for shipping ja2O 2s'i2O
A UCTfON NOT1CE-CROCKERY GLASS
a and China by ! S. II. BARTLETT Autt. on
Tuesday Jan. u, ~ 10 O'Clock, NJ 29i PeSrl st. all
kinds white granite ware, s.. In lots Cor rvtsiers
for cash. well packed Tor shipment.
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PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L Surrogate u the County of New York, notice 10
hereby given 10 all persons having claims aglinss
WILLIAM CLARK, late Of the City OF New York,
deceased present the same with Vouchers thereot
to the AubscrOer, at the residence Of j. Whitehesd,
No. % Eiut Thirty Eighth street. in the City Of kss
York, on or before the 10Th day Of February next-
Dated, New York, the 10Th day Of August 1881.
JOSEPH WHITEHEAD, Administrator
HARRIET l.. CLARK, Administratrtx.
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WIN. WOLF, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 40
w jackson ~, will sell uu Wednesday, Jan. 22d,
at iOh ucluk X, the stock and fixtures pfthc grocery
and liquor store, 1876 Hester, corner u Baxter st-,
consisting Of elegant fixtures, beer pumps, aud a
good stock Of groceries and liquors 8 de positive.
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DRUNKENNESS CURED.
pR. ZELL'S EEREINE POWDERS.

MAY hc given unknown to the drinker in coffee,
tea OF liquor.
For sale At GO Division II, and Il Eighth ave, ~
Y. Mrs.. HAYES 10 Patton ~, Bruulyu; j.
l. RRIEsT, aG south SECOND st., w iharnsburgh,
and DR. MERGERS, 22i Broad 81, Newark, n. j.
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