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STATE OF SOUTH CAEs0H.4NA,
= 81: YORK DIsTRICR - -
TTyHEREsS Edwin. Wilson has ap

Ay..ptted 10 me for Ietten Of ADMINISTRATION, on
ali and singular regoods and chattea rights and oiedd o.
ANDREW WILSON, late:Faf fhe District, af0sesasd,
esfsassa Tasse are therefore 10 CITE I admonaa ands,a
TIE kindred and credtors of the said deceased be a9d
appe6r Before our next Ordinarys Court for ne SAID
District to be holden YorS Court House Cd he ioq
Of September instant to shew caus any why the said
Admlnisraton should not be granted. -
GiEen under my seb this "a day of September
An the year OF our lord thonsnd esH hundred ana
sixty two and in the eighty seventh year ofhe indepe-
O''~c :, - 8. Il. MOORE, O. Y. D., En- 0Glo:
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We extract the following, paragraphs
from the Richmond E5amiAer Of the
3eth ultimo: -. ..'2.o. -, +.
FROM THE SEAT 'oFWAR.

iEoutnC istOAhoAo 1SD~'fes'S''" VI VAN
3eth ultimo: -. -. -.
!, = FROM THE SEAT OF; war.
F.. The passenger, train on7the Central
road arrived here at the usual hour yes
terday. It'brought down a car load of
prisoners, and another carload Of ran
away negroes, captured BY Gen. Stu
art, a great number Of passengers but
absolutely no news. We are unable:to
obtain any information: Of the enemy s
position Or numbers not already known.
Pope's army Iesbetween :Warrenton
and the railroad junction of that name
on the Orange and AlexandriaTairoad 1.
Pope is said to have been reinforced: by
two divisions, who landed on the Po-
tomacs near the mouth of the 0ecoquan.
Gen. Tumble, Of Ewell's division, is
said to occupy Manassas in Pope's rear.
AS % the whereabouts Of Jackson there
are not even any conjectures .ventured.
AeAvALRY DAsH.1N THE VALLEY.
Last Saturday thirty Of our cavalry
captured and destroyed on the railroad
between Winchester and Harper $
Ferry train laden, with stores and
ammunition. About dark the same
night they dashed into Snhthfeld, in
Jefferson county, surprising the Yam
kee pickets and capturing seventeen
out of a company Of forty Maryland
cavalry who were there quartered.-z
The Yankees. were completely surpri-
sed, not becoming aware ofthe approach
of our men until the latter were enter
ing the town. Our men as they rode
up fired several. .sshots, which were not
returned by the Yankees, who were
busy making efforts to escape. None
of them were struck, .The seventeen
prisoners were brought to this city yes
terday evening.
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STATE OF soUTEs, GAtsOEINAa
30 yoRK-DisTaIcT.
A. e S...Is.cs A6,.fs,,s k,,

"uHILtNfAD QdItiII< fUUlHV Ilts5 0p
w plied toS1pe for Letters Of Administration, on "a
andsInEIs the; goods and chaes its and credits Of
3oHNG G MULLIaAx, ,iats .of The District Aforesaid,
Thsse are therefore 70 cii and s,asuIa
ma Kindred and c1edofs 10 be ar
pear before me at cur next ornarys Court for te san
District to be holdeu aa Yofk Count House or uIeShday
Of fsepem6 ncx slew cause, II any, why The gid II
ninfsrat6h should pntfle granted. 80. q ,
Given under my hand md Seal fhis e6aday OF Auss
inihe year of our Lord ous thnBand eight hndtedad
Axy3wo3 3and3n,the eghsy ysesenth ycar OF the 3nts.
; ,pepdencs Of Santb cas6lna. :. =. :
Il =. ~ d r MpoRE,,e. Y. D, En- 0Siao.
A,s~syv, -.
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SToNEWALL NOMINATION.
To THE VOTERS oFYORK.

A few of us, like yourselves voters,
meeting together casually, and exerci,
sing the common privilege. Of 'consulta-
ton on the interest Of the District, de.
nying any spirit of dictation, and all
disposition to forestall public sentiment,
present for your consideration the fol.
lowing ticket as embracing capable and
fit persons for election as Representa-.
tives for York in our State Legislature,
wig :.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
I, ts;,-'. &. york DISTRICT
Hor,,s g.. u;II hoe ar-

WHEREAS Genus 81 Hill has ap-
" W plled TO- me for Letters of Administration on
III and singular the goods and chattels rights and credits
,fTHoMAs z. QUINN, late OF the District aforesaid,
ieeeased. -5-E .Eay
These are therefore 10 cite and admoqs all andsIugu-
ar the kndfed and creditors Of the sai deceased be
md aupear before me- t our next 0Edinays Goun for the
aid stct ODE holders York Cour House on the sth
lay ofsepmkef aek cause, " any, why the said
Hdininstfatinn sh0nld hptbe granted.
GIVEN nnder my band aDd Seal fis 2th day Of August,
the year ofonrL Logd oae thousand eight hundred and
sIty-tya and in1he s7h year Of the Independence OF
so''A s'ns' 8. seMoesE. 3. 2. D., F. egs@ {
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

.,..s. Columbia, 8. =. August @, 1862
DISSOLVED, Thst ROAD HANDS,
Il l. liable to the call for tabor the fohcafens, EN-,
braced within the Fourth Division, be called out At the
same time as those embraced within the Third Division,
that Is, on the 10th Of October next. -
BY order of the Governor and Council. -
tsignedJ B. F. AVFHuk; ;seefetafy. !
IN accordance With the above resolution, REoUIsf:
Commissioners Of Roads for The Districts In
Guided the Third and Fourth Divstons-a List Of which
Ia herewith annexed be Immediately forwarded TO the
Clerks of Courts and sher, to be delivered to said Com
missioners: = y.
y, TIE THIRD DIVISION 1solUpEs: ,s.s. =
Lancaster, Fairfield;
Chester, ~ Untons
I: Laurens. =: r. ':>'
l THE FOURTH DIVISION INCLUDES: :
York, Spartanburg,
. EreenyiIle, Anderson, .
PIckens Edgefeid.
FRANCIS S. HOLMES,
Special Agent
Septcmber3 D" ~
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;ST1TE or. SOGTH CAR0haKAk
-, YORK DISTRICT.
:Ianes r. C}inEop has

james II. OfintOp PAS
wv appiled % mo for Letters OF Adgfinfstafion en-
ali and singular the goods and chattes, gs and cre1es Of
JAMES A. CLINTON, late, Of the District, Aforesaid, DE-
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular,
the kindred and creditors Of the said deceased to be md
appear before me at our next orday's Court for e sa
District to-be holdennt YORK Court Hosse ON hea5th aaf
otsepssn,oet next ,H any why tss ''id Ad
Gwen 1es my hspd and esf, this % day sepember,
Din die year Of our Lord one thousad eight hdndred and
NJ u;1,h ana u sne ''
asAses s : MeopE 9, x D., E. 1ess,; e :
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS-.

/. So far, there has been little actually
done,> taough the several committees
are said to be actively engaged in.thei,
duties. In a short time, therefore, VI
may look fer soae: definite action on
tthe many: ( subjects that have been
brought up and referred, and to which
the public mindis exeitedfy' directed.
| In tie, Senate, a fesolution from the
House for Joint committee to inyesti,
gate the conduct of the Secretary ofthe
Navy; f{sIr: Mallory has been coneur:
red in. The committee has nosstrans:
Fpired, butin the House it is composed
Of Messrs.< Foote, Of Tenn; Lyons o1
Va; Bsrksdale, of Miss. !; .Dupre, oi
La, and Mr.. Boyce, of s, G. A bill
to lessen the evasion, Of the, conscript
act by trauslssrs and skuikers was a,
mended ana:passed .;-s...,>.
:. hm-the House, the following Pream-
Bile and Resolutions were passed:
Whereas there are many persons re-
sident in the Confederate States, who,
because of foreign birth, have sought
the protection Of foreign cohsuls, where
by they are to be exempted from mill
tary service, and by means of claim to
exemption are exercising many ofrthe
privileges Of citizens, thereby aecumu-
lating property, TO the decentralization
of adopted citizens IN the Confederate
States army: Therefoge, : - : :
Resolusd That the Committee on
the judiciary be instructed to inquire
whether such exemption can lawfully be
extended by foreign consuls to any in
habitant Of the Confederate States,
whereby his person or property, or both,
shall be relieved from that tribute to
this government now exacted Of all eiti-
zens, in their persons and property ;
and that the committee report by bill
or otherwise. g" :"
Mr.. Foote Of Tennessee, offered a
bill for retaliatory' purposes. 1t re-
cites that the enemy refuses to treat
our partizan soldiers as prisoners
and have also punished innocent PR
vate citizens for their acts. 1t provides
that an officer who may have ordered
such atrocities to be put to death if
captured. An equal number of prison
ers (ofieers to be preferred) taken from
The enemy to- suffer the fate inflicted on
our captured soldiers or citizens. -
Counterfeit Treasury Notes.
Notes of the Denomination of $100,
$50 and of 500, dated September End,
1861, of the lithographic platessof Hoy
er & Ludwig, Richmond, have been
counterfeited and put in circulation.
The public are informed that no further
issue will be made from these plates, and
that the notes now in circulation will
be withdrawn as soon as possible.
Any. holder may deposit them with
the Treasurer, or with any Assistant
Treasurer or depository, in exchange
for interest bearing notes, or for call
certificates, which certificates, will be
taken up with other notes as soon as
they can be prepared, and until taken
up, interest thereon will be paid at the
rate of six per cent.
G. G., MEMMINGER,
Secretary of Treasury.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
1A11TonH sc Il

La Convention the people of South Carolina, by Virtue
Of the authority vested in by the said Convention ana
by the said Convention, the seventh day OF January
the year one thousand eight hundred and whicm
be reouesed writing so to do BY any twenty members Of
the Convention shall by notice under his hand, duly pub
shod assemble this Convention without delay, at nme
ting has been made to me by twenty members OF the Con-
venon do hereby coayoke the same, and summon the
membe rs of the Convention to at Colum
bia In the State aforesaid, at IL O'CLOCK IoESDAf
the ninth day Of September NEXT
Given under my hand at Burwood this twanyhlrd day Of
August In year Of Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and sixty-two -D.F.r5AMISON,/
President of the, Convention.
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August27
UP!-A IL PERSONS

indebted to the undersigned by open account previous
70 the FIRST of JANUARY 1851 hereby requested to
close the same by NOTE at an early day. L. GRlsT
March % Is ~
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0maarps

Brp-In this ylass, ,on aaofhiag of The slst utno
EDWARD MICHAEL ysecond Son Of Thomas and Catha-
rne o'Fane ageds s6 yeas and 2edsys- hfDf long snf
feriry our young friend bas found why weep Tor
tfn whose young Life was pune, and sprE u nov
halpy. $50, y. ~ ~ :. 5s 81
EoR THE IRGIBL WE
IL -sie anfisofized To- announce John. SSBRdTT0N
% ealdidats forshe IEGIsLATUREf as tns ;snsuins
fIectiop: - ~ - - ! = Z ....-I
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,I3]TICE.-ATIL PERSONS ARE
NOTIET,

To P1anters and Merchants 2. /.
IIATs WILL BE, EXCHANGED
Ll: PoRMoels One bat for syeFs;tso pounds !. Of
clean washed Wool -lg5, Il z ,-s, = ,,ss
can fufhishone hundred 70 ave hnndfed, 1rmss &C.
quired. : 80 .i- y l:,iIIs Z. hEMsSM, az =,
senfeu,Saf a ~ l.,. -E2m !
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LlND FOM sAfE

=: = :, 3.ft1f4' y 4 I,
r .WIILsell, ON the premises in York
l. District, g. Ct on the 27th q ofsep.smber, 2
Land, known as the Mrs. w1THER'S plantaifeus lying
directly On the Ckariored South Carolina Railroad The
tact contains Two hdred acfes Of fne land, aleTg
donof xhichis bottom. Terms mode known on Gay ef1
septsmbeFs r. ( ...aL..zx. ~ :
NIOTICE.-AIL yPERS0 0NS IRE
oven ts%s 9s ss5s 5eEI Igs5 gg8NETT 1t eNs Taou
ANDeBgLLhRA, dated 2eth February, 1852 vim scEedi
Of fTHREEHUNDRED DoLEARS on n ab6st the date
Of Angust1 IS62. Said note which.
3as proved to- be hhso,id, and fs pay M pan Of the
81 mt anless sompeIed BY lnW Sept ist lea2. -,
- ;, -. MATTHEW HSWALLhMs.
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:4sl6REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber on
ll or about the Oath OF duly last, negro man. named
ROBIN He s 80 or 3ayear Of atout feet inches
back Tae above reward wiRe paid for his delivery IN
Yorkyne Iaib ofA my residsee nsI Hickory Grove z.
O., York Dtspt.i q. G. THos, u. WHiFEslDES.
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N0TTAN ia KINGLTHE SUB

oSCRiBER gives this notice 10 all those, that know
70 him. that he must pay bis debts and
that he canot n without money; and also, that those VINO
have accounts wi him long standing must mako settle:
mput eithefby CashoT Note he Is detefmned to close
up ais books 10 The dnt Of January le6l:
= 2: :. = > John SIMPSON, Chester, 8. @.
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"a 10-COAL, PER ton OF 900 lh-,,
yT' ~ well screened delivered q al! parts
Of the CITY, from Yards iil Eiglih ave, and 100
West I'm IT, near 7th ave, A. IlEARlI,
mh7 24ac'liS
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Police Intelligence.

A SMART FEMALE OrERAToR--SHE FiKEC-
~ SEVERAL BusSrss Mesa smart looking aud
iady-hke NumEn, about ~ years " age, calling
herself MIS-. Mary Anne Jnggsrs, Of NJ. 81 North
Moore street, was srreht'd yesterday, ly bots tive
Wilson, charged with dcuauiiug Nj WIN. ~.
smith, ct NJ. ia Nassau stto,t out OF 500 M.
john Is. More, ont 81 fl15 Nj. u. y. PIKE, out Of
800, aud Nj Parker, OF the kegist,rs uilae, out
of $40. II appears that the lady called upon all
these gentlemen aud stated that she had recently
hal Sib.V $40 let her 10y relative In England, nul
that Sue wished Gem g. invest tie money Tor Ler.
A. an iuduccmcnI she Of red each all lac could
make over three pcr cent To back hcrstat invuts,
she exhibited certain bonds mortgages, checks,
&C. all worthless, and when she had satisfied them
that all was right borrowed Of them Tia. ahovo
amounts. Mrs. Jaggers was brought before Justice
Kelly aud held /, await an examination.
The SuNpAY LIQroR DrALURs-ENAMISA-
rtos HEFuRT JUBoE MoCUSN.-1ho examination
Of John ireland sui Alexander Matthews, charged
with selling liquor ON .uday, WAS resumed ycst,r-
day, before Judge McCuun, IN the room Of the
Court Of General sessions. Nearly all the liqulr
de alers oi the Firth Ward were present, they having
been Invited by circular 80 be present and a.
strike for their own presctvltun." The hrt wit
ness called was policeman Fields, who TT fed th.t
he went into Mr. Ircanu's place, In L.sprnnri
street, on sunday .u t. through the main entrance,
anil found about sixty pcrsuus, most of whom were
drinking % .r ~ l.quor. Saw tire har-ko,pcr pump
hg ale aud handing IL to wut,rs, wlo ElppItd al
who d,slrcd a. Did not know whether or not the
persons Who were drinking boarded ina tur house.
There WAS "A curtain Il WIN In front Of tie bar and
Ia look for liquor he had T. - to the end u the lar
Ofhcer Taylor cotrobur,t,d Mr.. Fields TT muuy,
and the was then adjourned I'll II a. NJ. today
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Fires, Inauc.ts, Accidents, &c.

FIREs.-Not less than ten alarms for fire
were sounded yesterday by thc Gre he!la seven o
which we're Tor the fr~t district. AtI o'clock A. NJ
yesterday Coleman a sons wood yard. corner Of
l4th street and 10Th avenue, was fred by unknown
parties. II was SON ngGishcd-dlmage $50
Atsh o'clock, A. NJ. .nc hrush-wood burning IN
Central Park brought out the whole force Of the
FIRST aud second drtrists. ~ lOk o'clock 4. N, a
shanty occupied by Pat 'ouau, in 42d street near
tth avenue was partially dcatryed-dsmagr 500.
At III o'clock A. VI, the dwelling Of Mr.. Cannon,
corner Of Mercer street and Maverly Place, vas
fred mys,erlously damage trA.ug. At lgS pm.
hegSn several alarms for the hrst DISTRICT Which
proved ~ be false.
-Four IN THE SrApr THEATRE.-A quarrel
aud hSlt occ' rrrd at o'clock yesterday mo- ming
between some persons who were attending hall
At the stadt Theatre, IN the B,wory, AMI ofnc or
Btgman, Of the 4th Precinct while eudcayuriIs T.
quell II, was seriously wounded under the eye by
some person who stabbed him with a knife. br.
Wells was called and dressed the wound No At.
rests were made.
FALL FROM FOURTH Story wNpow.-
Andrew High, German, % years Of age, yester.
day fell out of a fourth story window al Jones'a
Brewery, In Sixth ST. aud had both legs fractured,
besides being otherwise very dangerously injured.
lie WA conveyed t. the n. Y. Hospital.
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DEATHS.

ADAMs-on wedu,s lay 10Th inst, ~ scarlet
fever, william II. Adams, only sou Of Hugh u. and
) phia Adams, aged year aud muutas.
The friends o. tie family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral thus Thursday afternoon,
!Ith inst, at 2 O'Clock, from the residence Of his
parents, 942 Bpwcry. l6t
ALLEN 90 On "Wednesday, 26th inst Rebecca,
wife OF james Allen, iu the s5th year IT her age
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited t. Mt ma the funeral, on Friday
afternoon, 3Sth inst, Ut FcJyk from the rrsiicune
Of her son.,u-law, ID. T. Williams, $50 II ldron It,
doors above lith 81, without further Invitation.
Her remains will be Inferred IN Greenwood. ~
BROwN-on Friday 2lst INST, after a long and
painful lin *, which che bore with Christian for
tmde aud Resignation, Marguerite Huci,tt wife OF
James ~ Brown, formerly Of Ypnker% aged 90
years.
Dearest mother, thou hast 'en is
Aud n v loss We deeply feel!
But Z God thut has hrret VA,
lie can all our sIrruws heal
teruCut ~
CHIP - Gu wcduoslay, 26th inst, NJ rtimrr
- a. S"u"HoH Nu 81 Charles j. and Eleanor l
Opp aged 2yosrs, II moutus aud II days.
The relatives and friends oi the family are re-
-pc.tu'y hvtrd I" 1t nd the funeral. on Friday
.'tyruuon, I~tr inst, n ! O'Clock, from III II ui-
mund st, without further uou %. l.,
COOK-On Tuesday, .5h inst, John M.uw.,1.
3 nont Il anl "a days.
The funeral wi tax place thi. tTIursiavJ ann-
uuou, AZ 2u'DucE, ilD,u tuo L., ave" X. u Church,
rDr. Of LIE ave. and II ives -, Br-h'yu. IT,,
friends o. the family are respectfully invited 1 at-
tyul. -
DAVENPORT on Tacrday,, O., ~ O'Clock O.,
night L,ura LOUISA, only r.Ii Of Augustus aud
l. .... j.. p.F won't, ngad ~ months,
Z .r friends 90 the family, and thosr
.'.... r.- bFu. Thomas Sh.uk'aLd Fal
. '.N.t .r. p".tu|y invited g. attend
n'uson2, Afternoon, 27tL int
irDm the ros,drucc Of a.,
Of De- - Tl... ..tf. 49, .
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H NINTH WARD lIoMclDE.-Thc exam-
..of Howard C. Conrady, tho Policeman who
Peter oNeill, is set down .nrt Va day, before
q" Perry, The case wa- not rruu. 70 before
'rsnd Jury which aiIolm.d yesterday. II
e taken W ~ tie aenI Grand July Ia And,
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no. 5. RElTS, AUCTlONEEE-
OGERAKp, ntrIS& co. will seil this day,

= = III TV0TTNl1 MNT|N 70
AZ II "'rl,Ck ut NJ. 2li ) Nth Avenue, between IAN
aud 18th Il, CONltCrlONEWS STOCK IMrLE-
MENlS, FIN TJRES, Gc The slpk la t,aic
sni contained IN the I'VE ptctuissa, consist
tng n part Of confectionery, marble up tn-
blcs Will iron Il md, Is. ass and tl,ina ware,
Spoons, chairs, show eases, counters, s'nlus
natures, WuudS mpcm,uts copper pans,
a., oii cloth, dumb water with fixtures, r..
frigct tor, drop awning with iron frame, sc,
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DRY GOODS.

nRY GOODS SELLING OEF-WILL BE
- su.d without rr,rr., g. tiu,, Tie u4siu.ss; +
ct 10 : Il a NJ, Md from ? 10 q
ulu.I Y'lis
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~ VIEW OF TIE COUNTRY, FIVE
Minutes walk from the ferries. To Let, largs
floor ruoins, 50, uur DO, 81 smaller aptt tinants
u nice order. Good story brick house, T. runrns.
sli5 year do. e. sell, ti.In. est a, 100 10
build goa down. Five lots 2iNtu, f.,D Que
has hrt-hr.,k Kiln anl shed. Corner it, $500 no
money 4 lult uu Small distiliory complete, $40
year. ,iu gn.i. / Europe, and must make .
ycan sweep. TuOS A. nENNR, North Tcuth and
First Hts, Williamsburg. mu2T 3.lIs
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nLD BRlCk FOR SALE CHEAP, RET.
N'limtt'n Blocker IT, 20 N u.2iS Mutt2T",1a
OPERATOR WhNTIn-ON HOwES MA
- -L----. L-HL An.l mLA.-r. % 10 " lLiL q Oh
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GROCERIES.

6u0 TUBS NEW FRESH HADDOCK, 30
cN'OUs price hl cts tuh, Ter tam Iy u-r; 9ou
uAf barrels = I hHl, extra, Tor family utt; SI-Ht
cured, price, ~ halt barrel For sale hy NELSON
WELLS " c., 81 by 1t. ml-b 3'l2g
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w ANuE:D.

4 VISITING GONLENESS WISHES 4
- Etlntnu T., I nch Ia families per hour, or will
~ .rt rr ulnrso ~ Children. Adluus- ur call
uI-u \ u, 800 Thirty first q, near S'h ave.
mice asluG
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Two lEI-A SECOND FLOOR, CONSIST
ir{ of rooms, with front att O.: gas aud crutln
wat {; Is'H-c ,Si"u given the lst OF May. rent $3.50
year, I" "a small private family. Inquire for = days
~ ilT Grand IT.
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IVu SAEE NND TO s.Er.

\ Liquor SlO ri TO LET OR LEASE
tr.m May IT.. The Store W. U.r whole houae,
lsn Chr snuhor 4, n,ar Wet - and U1huken
irrry, known AZ thc ' h,y Forge House, ucculaed
asa hpu"t store t'r many years. mh27 3'l~i
CHfNP ipNl1MENIS IN HOUSE 80
- and 80 Gvrrk q route ~ ~ : ~. 2JT and
2il Monroe ~, ?! - &. gsnnd see
\ wing m'chm, for sale, NJ .. will 10 sid for
$50. Igur"u
CONRAD DEL. 23p Nuu-rr -. mi2I $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-27

W .. g. uu Sug,t'- and Whcy!rt's sewing uy-
chimes -taurlt up all kinds 81 work and recon-
wcudrd inter leArl,u'. Al employers supplied
With upeut yes At ~ stanton -, mean Allen H.
u'u 'iur'lSi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-27
Il ROTH, AUCTloNEER-LARGE SALE

II ROTH, AUCTlONEER-LAR SALE
- W c''NNnt hu'isc', ld t,ruturc. II public Hu..
ton, at the private rrsi,iSr, lg- w,vrrIrv Place
near 9TH ave, tlh- dsy az tx u'lu,k PRECISELY,
consisting If heatnhl Brussels, 3Isy and Ingram
carpets elegant pN-l'r furniture, lair AMI spuuy
mattresses, heds sni h,,Ltinr, l.,utcts p,tifIrs'
clocks, curtains, he3st~Ad- bureaus, wash tairi.
s''a-hcds, lounges, .ockcts, spring act chAira
g''H, china and silver Nsrc, table cuicry, ,oll,s.
dining chairs, So. sac positive. l5l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-27

EOE SAIE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED
coffee and dimug saloon, VI Sixth Az, noar Jaf-
lrrsou Market Tor less than hal lis value, aud now
d,,ng good bIsinCts: satisfactory reasons for
scIhng the same Appy On the premises. mhI 3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-27

Join II. BUELEN, ACCrlONEER, WILL
scll, this day, ~ 49, Canal vt Bureaus. sofia
beds, chairs, tables, washstauds. warlrulea car
pets, oilcluthS feather beds, blankets, -hr"t,,
mrt,r-, chandeliers, mirrors, curtains, kitchen fun
niturr, &c. 2D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-27

I;OH SALE OR To LET-LSTORY HIGH
las, mvut house and 10, 100 suutu ath st. Hruok-
Nh v. " slNliN With trutt'',, graIe yih~- va
yer A'h ~" i've uiuutea walk from tho iHrries.
Zen l." seen amy time. Puss".4iun Immediately.
Forms easy. |. b. JoNEs, ~ Ann IT, ID door.
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