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May 81
$25 Reward.

HDUNAWiY fr",m tha Subscriber on tho 2l.l
Id April last, his Negro h"y ELzEY. Said
E,zcy is about :. feet ur . inches high. ahnu: ~
years old. AM, weighs ai"ut lGn or I7u pounds
lie is mulato aud has light !r,sslacLc and wti.-
kcrs, il hrnnd ncro:s the eyes aud thin face, hn.
vary snlky appearance, aal speaks slow when
spoken Ia. lie ha. wife ut Capt. a. j. II m
mond's. When lnrt heard from he VIII. in AhLp.
willie District, and said that he was S"ny Iirc
S;a.",
will pay twenty: G nolly. fur hir delivery to
me. ur tine llnI,dred Dollar. lnr his rccu,crr II,
.vi,tncs sufficient To convict any white ,rrsurn IL
rcrsuad;ns him oil or Of giving him pass il he
has "uc. L. l.. HALL.
Grnnlevile, May IL 1t 10
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THE SOUTHERN GUARDIAN,
A Political and News Journal,
PUBLISHED At COLUMBIA, s. C.
Daily, Tri-WeekIy and Weekly.
BY C. P. PELHAM.
Ft..EMS.--DAiLY, ST; Tni.WEHxLY. 81; Wee
III 81, year. Payment invariably
in advance.

TH1lllS JOURNAL, now entering up.n it, third
4 year under the present rroPrici"y, il rapidly
Attending its cirru!ariun alIt afnence. FOUNDED
.nd conducted UPON the principles Of Slatc Rights,
II enjoys the ieward Of public confidence AND gu
ligh,eued APPROVAL. Entirely independent, in il:
tuauagcmeut, it has stood With unwnrering couti-
&cnce, and soundues!, Integrity un, consistency
"i i,> principles. Through evil r,pcr, US we'll Ms
through good iIs vu;ce LaS btcu heard in defence
u the LQGALlrI Of the South ii, {. -srls
have ever heen and arc for RESISTANCE to the
wrongs attempted to he IN, upuu Us by srcliou-
Il muj"rty.
The SOUTHERN GUARDIAN lovks Tor sup-
port t" the Stale and src,iun whsse tights, honor
and interests it has faithfully .:Euus.d aud Ipuiu-
tanned.
Columbis, July 1851. If 90
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THE FIELD AND rlRESIpE il nav firmly
established. II is handsomely printed in folio
mru,, for bin,ins. III The best paper, with rhar
tyne, Every rx.rtiun is made t" rindicate its
sIa;ms In be 1.-THE FIRST WEEKLY PAPER
IN TIE SOUTH"
All wishing to become subscribers, VIII pease
address JAS. GARnSH:.:. Proprietor,
augusta, Ga.
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TRI.WEEKLY MERCURY. for year $500
for months 2.jU
for 3 months 1875

.t for = months 1.2J
For less than 3 months, 50 cents month.
FROM THIS DATE, no subscriptions out pf
the city vii! be received unless accompanied with
the cash.
pOSTMASTERS are authorized to ac, as our
Regular Agents in obtaining subscribers and for
warding the money for which they will bo allowed
20 per cent. commission only, however, when
paid in advance.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed, must
mention the Post Office from, as we'll as tho ono
to, which they desire the change tu be made.
Gentlemen getting up Clubs Of 5, 10, 20 or more
will be supplied at ~ er cent. less than Re.Isr
Rates.
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CHRISTIAN FRIENDS OF oCR SOLDIERS
HELP!

Thousantls Of Tue ratrot: sons Of our own and
other States who arl sacrificing all for our COM
mon country, have no Bible to p"int them TO God
! and to liyh, up lying bed" They are willing
t" read it-rhey ask for il. Shall they be denied !!
Onr Chaplain writes, :" ] do n't believe fifty men
in the regiment have brought Testamenta with
th.m."
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DICK CHEATHAM!

nlGk ClIEATllAM will ,lani tho SPRING
~ SEASON III 1852. at E,lgci.l,l c. H. on
Mondays, Tuesdays. Wcns.!a and Thursdays,
nni at liarrnun tiallmanS, six miles East "I the
C"lirt iluu:r, the remainder Of the week. II
Twru,y five dollar: the SEASON, ,:th the privilege
Of sending nny mare not proTing in lOal the nrN;
Season. free al charge.
DICK cHEATIIAM Is II black h"r,s seven
rra,+ old this Spring. ah"m, sixteen hands high
lie .imwS Tor himself.
lie w"s sired ly Imp. .lliinn first dam hy lmp.
Lcvialan. 2i 'latn ly lasu!r 81 dam hy Tnp.
sa'ant it!I dam hy I.anplghter, 18th dan. hy
llalfs Imp Union, ,tc. rnrnlrt WI. hy Imp.
Citizen; T"pginnt hy Iia.fn. lie hj Imp.
lirdfnr'l; l.am;'li.htrr by Imp. Medley.
DICK CllEATlIAM WAS Il g""I rarr horse
Thoss desiring tn breed rr"m him h.,.I i".>. -rn,l
early in the Season which cusmrnrcs !sl March
ainl rnhS 10th ,lunr.
llc will lac i"nu! while ut the Court li"Isr, at
Mr.. I. j. Whitnkrrs Stnhlc. who will take :unl
care Of Mare: nj ) ) per month, but nut he liable
for accidents nr ESCAPES.
TItOS. u. BACON.
Fuh. III, ls6o 2m
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Notice..

EE 7. WRIGHT, Esq., ssmy lesnl Attorney
Ehs during my absence. All persons imluh'rd
to I,'e either lay N"n ur Acru*ri, will call md
settle the same with him. c. l.. EEFG.
Mny 81 It %
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State of South Carolina,
EnGEFli ~ Hl&TIICT,
r0uHOH PIEiS.

Crtx x Filming,
Mark l.. Swcsny.
TNllE Plaintiff. in the above statul ease, hnvin.
Il this day ilc'l their declaration in my "lirc,
and The Def n'lnnt having neither wife nor Ait"r-
ncy known to reside within the limit. uf The State,
on whom cnrcs Of said Declaration with rules To
plead eau he served. On motion by W ". M"mt-
gomery. Plaintiffs Attorney, Ordered that the
sai,l Defendant appear and plead to said Dcclara-
ton within year an'l day from the date hereof
or Gnnl and absolute Judgment will be given
ay.iIst li'.;:. ~
June 9 lsh9. 1yq% -
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thus the N"tes due ".
~ I.aBorle. Ex'ur uf the Estate of y. Z. I'm
Horde, arc still in my hands for collection. The
Executor is DESTROYS Of closing, the affairs Of tho
,:st;tos a. cnrly rs possible, and requests eury
pay .,cut Of the Mites due.
au. authorised 10 infnrm those indebted to the
Estates thu. Confederate Notes aud Bonds will lac
:qi,rl IN payment if desired.
+. PENN, Agt.,
For n. LaB Bordc, Ex'or.
IF
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TIE SICK SOLDIER.

Those who have visited the sick soldier, AZ we
have in the various Hospitals III an'l about Char.
lesion, know with what rcal;nrs. and thankful.
ness prayer and religious instructions are re-
reircd how gladly they receive III. New T.sia-
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State of South Carolina.
Apr 20

EsoLvEp, That the Gnverner and Cor::'':::.
E6 consider the Con:cr;ptiun Act Of Congress
us oxomptr. from COuscrintinn a!l rer'"ns At
the tim. legally exempt by le l"w' OF the state
including in South Car1!lha, the eS"mptg>ns
made by the Convention. anu ihuse made ny the
Governor aud Council hy authority Of the Con-
ycn,on, aud those mais by the Legislature and
retained hY the Council the Gnycrn"r and C"un-
ell holding ,lat the Exemption Act of Congress
does not rereal the C"uscrirt"n Act. but il con
current with the existing exemption laws ut the
State.
ly nr,lsr Of the Governor and C"uGcil.
T.. 7. ARTHUR. Src'ry.
Mag II Ii :"
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The Bnar'l desire to publish number Of " four
page Trncts, adapted to the wants Of the ;oldier,
and hereby solicit such manuscripts. Thee manu-
scriris NUT he IRE from IcNomiNaiionnL biss.
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The following are called f-oai mnny
EXPRESSIONS or THE PRESS.
It's writers are the ulnsr :,i.n ;ti>he'l in The
$uufh." !iyli New orleans.
Stands il the Yr'y iru''i rnua..
t'reshytrriaH, Iharir.!"u.
a. most acceptable paper"
Christian Index. Mscon.
"E,!rslleL hy Few, surpassed by n"re."
lrimet. Columbus.
"Thc best investment nf tso r!rllnrS ,llmt cuuii
hc made IlIi.sourian. ST. L"ui4.
observes tho must liberal natruna.c.'
baptist, Atlanta
"W. cordially commend it to Suuiherncr..
Enquirer, Richmond.
"I;s contents are varied and agreeable"
IChristian Advocate. Nrx Urlenn:.
"Ca!culrled rluincp,ly 10 impro"a the soil and
mind % Enquirer, Memphis.
FILLED with the rInicest reading uaiter.'
Journal i Messenger, Macon.
"An excellent iournnl. edited b.: competent
gentlemen" t'Ar"nicl- 4 Sentinel. Augusta.
.Br., Literary journal in the country"
l.Juurnai Louisville.
~ Southcru blessing.
Southern Argus, Norfolk. Va.
Every reading iuan in the r"untry Should
have it, Republic, Augusta.
..Givrs full value for the lnuney."
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"Withuut y rival--thr hest that comes to u$.
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"a welcome guest st every frcSide.
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Colportage
AMONG THE SOLDIERS

py tue ulEeCtlou VI liz SoiP"taSS
Darlington, the work of supplying the South
Caroinn soldiers with the New Testament nnl
religious reading, WAS begun first by US in South
Carolina.
riOUS PASTORS ENGAGED As COLPOR-
TERS.
4 number of devoted Pastors of tie State are
Inborns earnestly aud efficiently as Cuporters ut
the Eoard--somc of them in Virginia and some
of them On the South Carolina cnast.
ENCOURAGEMENTS TO LABOR on.
The cheering intelligence is reaching u con.
stanty that the soldiers receive with gratitude
the New Testament su.l Tracts given them. They
welcUiac all rcisinus Instructions with, III nlay
instances, the gushing tear and uuYrring LIP.
SEW yESTANENTS AID TRACTS Dis
TRTBUTED.
The operations oi the Board, to the lst Fcbrua-
ry, Hre | 800 New TcSianienIs and ono million
seven hundred .i"usanh pages Tracts.
THE SOLDIERS READ.
They nst only accept tho New Testament and
Tracts given them, but they read them. IL net ~
few instances, pray.cfully and savingly.
SOME HAVE BEEN CONVERTED.
Through the siiurl. insru,ncntnlity Of listlr
! Tract, The truths Of tind's werd, preSented Il:
them 10y the Coporter, the earnrst prayer anil the
pirus counsel of such, number hare turned {"
God. and are now rejoicing in Him.
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CONTRIBUTIONS MAY BE DIRECTED.
Those who contribute. to this work may specify,
If this is desired iu what regiment or company
such f:nls shall b" expended. All Contributions
to this work will be acknowledged in the vublc
print2.
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THIRD VOLUME
OF TIL.
SOUTHERN FIELDS FIRESlDk
JAMES GARDNER, Proprietor.

TByIIE THIRD VOLUME OF THIS FAEnC-
Il RITE SOUTHERN FAMILY JOURNAL
commenced With the issue ul May 18th, lSfl. IL
il published ut Augusta. Gcurga. every Saur'ia! (;
containing l"r,y columns "f entertaining rrndiu.
matter; dsrn:tsl tn LITERATURE, AGRlCUL.
TuRE. liuETlCELTTNE.: at the low v:!ce "i
Twu Dollar. l'rr year.
ItS Editors are: Literary. las. NATHAN ELS !
Agricultural, pASlrI l.%E, VI. b., Professor =.
Agriculture in Georgia University: llor'irui;ar-
EicToK LATASrG.
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Many Of the sons Of North Carolina, Georsiu,
Tenne.. &c. anl other States, upon the cuast Of
South Carolina. Shall we not minister to their
snirtua wants?
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To THE PASTORS AND CHURCHES.
Will the Pastors throughout, :his State and other
States having t7nop< in South Carolina, real the
nhovc TO their congregations, au'l send u the
irer-w offerings made Ia this wurk
Adirs.S-- Rev. ". y. Rice,
Gr"er"i Superintendent y. g. G'ti''rf"g~,
Smlater. :. e.
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MANUSCRIPTS FOR FoUR.pAGE TRACTS
SOLICTTED.
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WE APPEAL TO EVERY CHRISTIAN MAN

WE APPEAL TO EVERY CHRISTIAN MAN.
We circulate no Tract or Bo"k which ANY Chris
tian man would object To, whether nc be Presty-
tcriun, .Neihodi,t Episcopni"", Ln'hcra", or B"p-
tiA. We, therefore, appeal 10 all Christians
throughout the city AMI country to aid US in this
cornmon work. We pledge ourselves To meet the
spiritual wants of our soldiers To the full extent
of the uraus placed ut our command.
SOUTH uCAROLINA SOLDIERS INVIEGIN1A.
South Carolina regiments in rirginia share
prupurtiunally in NIL the operations Of this Boar,
lin Culportcrs, New TcstaInenm and Tracts.
EVERY SOLDIER ON THE SOIL OF SOUTH
rARNIINS
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&f7=y7s
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Splendid Cutlery.

Cheap Pocket KNIVES for Boys, and large as
sortmeut of FINE Pen aud pOCKEI CUTIE
RY, which cannot be undersold also DIRE and
BOWIE KNIVES
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riOUS PASTORS ENGAGED As COLPOF
TERS.
The New York herald., 1862-09-06

v,BosE DEsiRuUs or VISITING ThE CATsKTIL
Il Morn al % luuse drleiTed tor
~ hotel thatras be had Tor all
sirous oi visiung this den@ @.nu ul resort
The New York herald., 1862-09-06

poARD wANTED--8y A GENTLEMAN AND MS
" vie; rooms On secJni neor, 900 lgn,oinova giow
Tslrirth sfeet ii Tor lazy At ovin Aodttssl
etatns efms, which Inesl be nOiefs'e H. ", boA A"'
lost Ollce.
The New York herald., 1862-09-06

(SATTsRILJ MOUNTAIN HousE-This FAvoRITE
~ open TO- tHc rrcei uD uf guess
y,aiters viii ell times authorized ri the
Chpk kl steamboat isndnss and Cats i ssA or Hudson
Hiser Rauad assist yistr, prCtdc conyey take
charge OF bag. age &c
The New York herald., 1862-09-06

G1l ELwARD.-LosT, IN BROADWAY. HEAy
,piu Wooster street skye Terret gray and yellow
hsir. and answers 10 the Fanny Any one VINO.
viii return the same ~ % Beaver street. 10 w Wilson
will receive the above reward.
The New York herald., 1862-09-06

A MERICAN HOTEL, CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET
"A and broadway now open 70 receive transient and
guests. There Ane s,s Of Rooms fami
lies gentlemen The table kept In style and prces
moderate
The New York herald., 1862-09-06

w HITNEY HOUSE E-8ROADWAY, CORNER OF
w Twelfth street. Rooms % cents, 10 cents and 81 pen
day. Double Rooms from 81 ~ 81 50 Meals served order
the week. Dinner O'CLOCK. House open all night
s. z. MEAD 90.
The New York herald., 1862-09-06
COUNTRY BOARD.

CoUNTRY BOARD.-A LADY. HAVING FINE NArS
s,p and grounds. ad joining the village Of JsmassA,
Long istana few boariers, faxnfhes
ierrrd the fall aud months staDhg
aor.es .oard q week. Apply toJ. A. VAN sAUk GoN
n Pine street. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-09-06

poARD wANTkD--BY LADY AND DAUuuTER-A
ID large Room, VITA ample closets, required, bnese y.
ti9nspls rierenct can be- sseu. Aaaress H. ~ Herald
0Hcc, Nith tul particulars teinis a..
The New York herald., 1862-09-06

A ROw BOAT FOR SALE cHEAP-IHE OWNER
"A having further for T. Address NJ. box ,Gi
Herald Apply the Green Point cry foot Ienth
~ eet, Eas river
rNOa sALL--slX NEWFoUNDbAND Pups ONE
n 6cotch Fe1Ff, On. Blscs AMI Tan. $40 one Ban Ter
ritr: puresl ureD. iAr Dlars ant TAI weighs fg
pVan.e 80 rh terrier se pUun e. Apply 10 JOHN GRAY,
No III Eoessreli Eleei Drsi toOT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-20

(1HAS A LENT, AvCTIONEER, NEWARK N IA
~ hre ad Sale Of CarriIs Harness kc viii be h II
o. Newatk, N J on "Wednesday % IL A. NJ
In the large In Deck ns, near Genre street DEPOT
Catalogues furnished at SAL.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


EDWARD sCHENCK, AUcTIOAEER. .~5 e +.
ENTIRE EsrADLIsHMEEI or 4 PRIVATE GEN.
SUPERB SPAN or HORSES. BAROUcHE AND
a&4@E s~n HAkNEbS.s asEs ss
By EDWARD SCHENcK this day, 20h inst, q O'Clock
81 his salesro0m No. l6S Broa4way.
THE ABOVE HORSES sixteen md quarter hands,
long tail blacks years old and perfect In every way very
stylish and really one Of the finest spans Of hsTses In
the city.
BARouCHE, made TO order by Wood Bres., and
DOUBLE HARNESS, made Ia order by Gibson.
The ABOVE establishment cost last fall $1,000; can be
on application TO the auctoneer.
ELEGANT DAPPLE CHESNyTr.
~ sixteen hands high long and a sx years old
mostly 10 coupe The property o. the same gentleman.
SPAN or BLACK PONIES
are fourteen hands years old Kind In single AMI double
harness perfect saddle horses for lady, free from tricks
and vice and warranted sound Can application
the aucti3neer.
chestnut sorre y bands perfectly Kind 10 harness and
ALTO,
Boz Road Wagon and Harness.
LADYS SADDLE MARE,
10 long TAIL boou bay Is hands years old warranted
Ia every way; n very valuable ANIMAL.
HANDSOME BLACK HORSE.
Is pony eIi Is hands HIGH warranted sound and kind In
TOR WAGONS.
Two hight Shifting TOP Wagons.
ROAD WAGONS,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS, AC,.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
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a N. d, CHAPMAN ACCTI0NEER.
A. ELEGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FuRNI
IcRE,

PlANOroRTE DRAWING ROOM SUITS,
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PTANOFoRTE.
OSEWOoD AND BLACK WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
OAK AND DINING ROOM tURNIfuRE
CHINA, GLASS AND SILVER WARE, &C.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On this day Friday. Juno 20 commencing at eleven
CLOCK at the live story brown residence No 48 West
ixeenth street. between Fifth aud sixth the
gue comprising the largest tnl richest assortment Of
household Furniture offered =. anction this Sale
eremptoiy catalogue hc house lice. Drawing
ooasIvo tu rosewood Suit coveret With silk hrocatr
aeeres Centre Tables Seclrgy ana Book Pier and
ianie Mir Valvet Meda0a Carpets Sevies Dress
en- China Ornaments. jronze Cocs embroiderci Lace
curtains, Shades Oil Paintings by eminent artists superb
ropyes Gard Tablas Chess Tab Recep CHAIRS Rcsin.
Chairs Couch magnificent octave rosewood fifno-
ore richly carved legs and cae made TO order By Broad.
makers Canterbury ST. ad FIenc cloth ak
lat stand stir Carpet. G.o G6andciier4 rose wood
nd black walnut Dressing bureaus Wardr0tes Bees,
omniodes Mashstands, t Tabes, Hair and spnng Mat.
Feather Beds Blankets. Sheets Also LARGE
DIM rom furniture.
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Ia NJ. p. /. CHAPMAN, .AucTIoxEER-
IA Hoearh1ld Furuiture--M r. CHAPMAN A Co AUG.

oneers, viii sell at arclioD this Frlday June 20
residence 10 West Twtniys.xt street, sixth
ae CONNIE ncng AT two oco k consisting rosewood ard
black walnut isrlor and Chamber Furniture. with
Dr0catel aad reps; Eagcrcs, Dook,as eue Ch
Iases, osrwood Pianofore, sag andCvr Music Rrcs
brussels Carpets, Rugs Painting vases Ornaments C.oca
sce Curtains, Corislces, Shafts star Carpets Olcio h.
Dressing Bur Bedstsa -statds, Hair and Spring
Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets. Sheets Coancrpanes
Mirrors Chairs. Sofa EGc Toilet sets Easy CHAIRS
Lot nges black walnut Estrn Tables, Drawing KoJm
Chairs, ccfa assortment Of cry aai an Rnby glassware
silver Ware, Tab.e Cutlery issa. Chnt Tea Sets EG.
cravings Sroaze Satuary e.. assortment Base
nent and Kitchen Furniture, Sale commencing ~ two
o'clock a,s afternoon Deposits required OF all puh
Sale positive without regard neier House Ic
very low rent; possession nmedlaty Inquire OF j. u
3TONEALL LII Fulton street
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WIN. Writer'S, AUCrIoNERR, WILL SELL THIS
day. a. o'clock a. 90 Canal street by virtue Of
wool Rnnoforo Stool and Cover By order Of w w. LADD
Attorney for Mortsagee.
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so CARS AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS --CAsu ADVANCES MADE ON CCNsfaN.
~ menss scgla, ana lew lots OF seears for
!, ", GABLE, % Liberty street, New YORK..
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TUESDAY AND FRIDAY


GEORGE COOK. ArcTI ONEER-ELEGANT HOUSE.
" uod Furniture. to-day, loH ococS At salesrooms
li Broadway tnext American Telegraphl large stock ~
FIRST class made Furniture Of and elegant designs
superb Gnish IL OF Paor Chamber, Library
aud Dining Room Furniture suite separate parcels;
Secrea Library Etageres Bullets Centre
ana Fanny Tables Dining TABLES
Lounges Easy Chairs, &c TO which invite the attention
Of buyers the sale absolute Catalogues At sale.
HENRY II. LEEDS. AucTIONEER.
Ii HENRY H. LEEDS CO. viii sell at auction on SAT-
81 lUx O'Clock Ut salsroom rs Nassau street,
Household OF Medallion Carpets Brus-
Ingram rpats carved rosewood marble top Centre
Tatrs elegant gill Pier Mirrors With marble top;
P!eI rors. With marble pier bases and cornces -
mat mahogany aud black walnut Dressing Bureaus,
carved ack walnut SUIT ~ green rsrs antique Bombay
Chairs, frame Mirrors Chand. Lace Caags rose
wood marble top Etegare Centre Table, Washing Machine
Lace Cnlais A. Also a. y clock about ioasta1 officers
It may Watch and Chain, and 10 Sets Gilt Jewery
HENRY II. LEEDS. AuCTIoNEER-OIL PAINTINGS.
Ii HENRY H. LEEDS CO. Will sell at auction. Fri
day June 20 at ii O'clock the gallery salesro
% Nassau ancient and msdern OH Pantinrs b. some
of hrst artists, among whom may be mentioned the
names Of george t. Han c4;manJ a Oer,el William n
Noble, Roese Barrow Paul viucent kreghoa Hunt Gerard
other eminent arists The above collection Is now ON
exhibition.
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WIN WRITER'S, .AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL THIS
day, at2 o'clock, at 40 canal street large and yalu
strrct.Eeison, Velvet Tapestly Ihrceply, Ingram,
stair and nthcr Carpets Mating Ooth two rarlor sus
Pier Mane 0ssses bronze Chandeliers rosewood
Pianoore tne toneD Stool and Cover. mahogany,
wood aud other Bedseaas Paa Hair Mattresses Ned.
ding Table Linen spenia marble top Dressing Bureau.
and wood do wsshst,nds, Toilet CHINA Glass Silver
ware, Cutlery Extension Tables Chairs, Dining Ro and
Kitchen Furniture kcan adapted TO the wants Of fami-
lies and others
INN WITTERs AIrc.rInNEER WILL. SELL. THIS
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A r. w. WESTCOTT. AUCTISNEER
"A Large sale Of over Sl2 900 worth Of

A MOS Il. THOMPSON, AECTIoNEER-RARE PLANTS
"a WIZ sold this day, - - Geek NJ at us Nassau
street, from the nursery NJ c. Azeiiss Gers-
NUNS Lilies, Fuchsas, Pak. Vcrbenas Panscs Hello
tropes, Carnations. H., all in toNer
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CEORGElCHRIsTYs MINSTRELs.
Sss BROADWAY,
Opposite Metropolitan HoteL}
GEORGE CHRIsTY win open ct the above mensoasl
Hall on
MONDAY, June 23
with superior During the the interior has
been entirely renovated and the hall will be found the most
commodous and best ventilated place OF amusement In he
city.
Fun particulars In the bills OF the day.
Abundance Twenty i've cents.
Doors open ~ 7; 10 commence At O'CLOCK.
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r AURA KEENRs THEATRE.
NOTICE -GiAN0K or fIaiE-Doors open al . qasrsss
past seven O'Clock: ten minutes before eighe
To the wishes OF many ladies' lnt gentlemen who
reside out OF the city tue performances win end al hapAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-20

OFFICE OF THE MAYOR CITY HALL ST. LOUIS,
~ June H. 1S62To the creditors ~ the OF So, Lons-
the bonded debt OF the OF Sc Louis already
become due before the LIST day Of July
bonds still uncanceled will be raid and after Tie
LIST day OF that MONTH at the Boaman Savings insution
In said Subsequent the lst of July accru,ag interest
bonds when made payable in Philadelphia VIII be
pai retired formerly alton at the Bank of
the Repu llc New Yur-Ihe citys Eastern fiscal agent
No Interest will be allowed bonds coupons
from aud after the LIST OF July p.oxlmo.
j DANIEL g. TAYLOR, Mayor
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n ANIEL 4. MATHEWS, ArcrroxEER WILL SELL

| lAvID 10. .EGAN, AUCTIoNFEg, WILL SELL. THIS
- cay at lSs Canal street. 1T lock, Piano
ard stool Billiard Table marble led, with Balls Cues ami
Markets Also Beds Bedding an general assortment OF