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GENERAL ORDERS, I
No &c.
Commandments of conscrpts will cause the following
der TO be published for at least times in sufficient
number of newspapers each State of the Confederacy
ensure its reaching every part OF the country.
l. All commissioned officers and enlisted men who
now absent from their commands from other
than actual disability duty under orders from the Sec
rotary of War; or from their department COMMANDERS will
return to their commands without delay
H. Commissioned officers failing TO comply with the pro-
visions OF the foregoing paragraph within reasonable
length of time in to exceed twenty DAYS after the
publication Of this order shall be dropped from the rolls
of the in disgrace and their will be furnished
to the comnandant conscrps for enrolment in the ranks
III. All enlisted men who shall fail to comply with the
provisions OF paragraph OF this order, within
BILE length of time, shall be considered deserters and
treated accordingly, their be furnished to the
commandant of cnscrpts in their State for publication,
or such other action may be DE- emed ecacious
". In order to the efficient cooperation Of all
concerned to carry this order into immediate effect De-
partment Commanders directed Ia require from the
commanding officer Of each separate command in their De-
partments prompt report of the of all commission
ed officers and en- listed absent from their
manus These reports state each the OF
absence and any regimental battalion company
mander who shall neglect to furnish such report who
shall knowingly be guilty of conceag any case of unau
thorzed Absence SHALL conviction thereof be summary
dismissed
v Under the provisions of the I'd clause of paragraph
0t General Orders No. 49, commissioned officers and pri-
Yates who incapable of bearing consequence Of
wounds received IN battle but who otherwise fit for
service, required if not otherwise assigned to report
to the commandant of couscrps their respective
States who WILL if they are fitted for such duty assign
Them to the collection of straggers and the enforcement OF
the provisions of this ORDER with full power TO call upon
the nearest military authority such assistance may
be necessary thereto.
VI Officers of the Quartermasters Department charged
with payment of troops hereby directed pay any
commissioned officer, commissioned officer private
who dues furnish satisfactory evidence that he is
liable to the penalties described in the foregoing order
Any discussing officer who shall make payment in viola
ton Of this order shall be liable his bond for the amount
of snchpayment
By order, =
(Sigued,) +zy s. COOPER,
Adjt. and Inspector General.
Dec. Q, 1852. s. -r.r - wit.
"a The Register State Journal and Progress, in Ra
egh, Wilmington Journal Fayetteville Observer Green's
borough Patriot Charlotte Bulletin and Ashevile News
will publish seven times and forN ard bills tt STANDARD
Office
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An ACT TO ESTABLISH PLACES RENDEZVOUS EXAM
NATION ENROLLED


The CnQress Of the C0nfedsrdts Sdtes Of ADaSio1 do
enact That there shall be established in each county, par
ih or district and in any city in county parish dis
rict in the several States, place of rendezvous for the
persons said county, district parish city, enrolled for
military duty in the field who shall be there examined BY
one or Surgeons to be employed by the government
10 be assigned that duty by the President day of
which ten days notice shall be given by said Surgeons
and from day TO day thereafter until all who shall be
in attendance for the purpose of examination shall have
been examined and the decision of said Surgeon under
regulations be established by the Secretary of War; rs
TO the physical and mental capacity of person for mil
ary duty in the field shall be final and those only thus
ascerained be bit for military duty in the field shall be
required to assemble at camps of instruction
SEC q There shall be assigned to each Congressional
District the several States, three Surgeons who shall
constitute Board of Examination in such district for the
purpose specified in the foregoing section or mere
of whom may act at any place OF rendezvous IN said dis
trict .... .
SEC 8. When IL shall appear to any Surgeon attending
such place of rendezvous by the of respectable
physician resident in that county, district parish city
In county, parish district, that any enrolled person
therein unable attend account of Sickness it shall
be the duty said Surgeon file said certificate with the
commandment of the nearest camp of Instruction. and If
the person named therein shall not within reasonable
ucon his continued disability certified by the
tcae Of respectable physician of his county city, dis
trct parish he shall be held liable absent without
leave of his commanding officer.
Approved Oct IL, 1862.
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BOARD OF CLAIMS.
SUPREME COURT.

BARTHOLOMEW F. MOORE, of Wake, Chairman.
SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS, of Orange.
P. H. WINSTON, ia, of BERTHE.
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Adjutant and Inspector General.

An ACT AMEND An ACT ENTITLED " An ACT FURTH-
PROVIDE THE PUBLIC DEFEScE" Approved 18TH
APRIL, lS62, AND THs ACT SANE, AP-
PROVED SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1862.
The C1syress of tie C0nfderdts States of america do
act That all persons subject enrolment for military
vice. may be enrolled under instructions from the War De-
partmen and reported by the enrolling officer wherever
found whether within the State county of their residence
or not and when enrolled shall be subject the pro-
visions of law fully if enrolled with the county and
State IF which they may be residents Provided That this
act shall extend to member of military organic
ton under any State law while he remains in actual SER
without the limits of his State And provided further
That the President authorized to suspend the execution
of this regards the residents of any locality where he
may find impractcabe execute the act entitled an
act 10 further provide for the public Defence" approved
April 49, 1882 and the act to amend the last toned act
approved September 81, 1862
Approved October 8, 1852.
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JUDeEs.- John L. Bailey OF Buncombe Romuus NJ.
Saunders of Wake Robert R. Heath of Chowan, George
Howard jr, of Wilson, james W. Osborne, of Mecken-
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ADJ'T. AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Nov. II, 1852,
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bare. Robsrt s. rreneh, Of obesoa ana John kerr 81

burg Robert 8 French, OF Kobeson and john kerF OF
CaswelL
SoLIcToRs J. Yeates of ertford of Circuit;
William j. Houston, of Dupiip I'd Circuit; VIM. A. Jen-
kins of Warren, Attorney General Sd Circuit; Thomas
Settle of Rockingham, 4th Circuit; Robert Sirunge of
New Hanover 9Th Circuit w. c. Kerr of Meekenburg,
6th Crcuit and Marcus Erwin of Burke 18th Circuit.
Time OF Holding the Courts.
- SUPERIOR COURTS
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Monday after the fourth Monday in March
FIFTH CIRCUIT.

Moore Monday before the last in February and August
Montgomery, the last Monday in February aud August
Stanly, first Monday in March and September.
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SECOND CIRCUIT.

SECOND CIRCUIT.
DuplIn fourth Monday in March and September
Wayne first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
= mher
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HOUSE OF COu,,o1e

HOUSE OF COMMONS
Atdn1dnee-R Y. McAden Dr. r. F Woto
AteaHnder-Dr ]. NJ Carson " "'N"n'
AHSo".Purde Richardson, g. H. Burns
ASAe-J NJ Gentry.
Biaden-J. w. Russ
BeGufort-IIon. R S. DonneI.
Bert'e-Dr. P. T. Henry, James Bond.
BTH"sa0teE-Danel L. Russell
Burks-John Parks
Ca6Grrus-W. s. Harris.
CdLdHreN-M. A Bernhard
Cdmden-JOhn Forbes
Cass'Ss-No election held account of the f
Gas'OsLt-S: Harrison, William Lone
CdtdaOba-- Geo. s. Hpoper "O"s'
C4 IN B. Harris. Lieut.. W. j. Headen NJ O. y,a
OterOkee-J H. Bryson.
CA"S0GR-Lemuel G. Bepburv
CseOeSQn't-David Beam j. r. LOGAN
ObtuD6us-W. NJ Baldwin
Cracs" R. A. Russell,
cI1eSSrSana G"9 HnMAt-Hon j. Shepherd Dr. John
McC2rmick, Ne Mckay PHeU' H. 'onn
GaTrttucE-B. NJ. Baxter. 4-......
D4rtdson-Dr. r. L. Beall Henry WaIsor
Dapte-lenry B. Howard '0'
D4pEH-J. q. Stanford L. W HODGES
Eageeona6t-David Cobb, Robert B, nnu
forsytth-John 7. Nssen, Dr. E. Eerper
Frdn6tsH- A. W. Pearce Jr
GastOn-A. W. Davenport
Gram no B. Gillian Jas S. Amis, Capt Eu
Greene-Capt. H. H. Best.
SSasJor&TMi Sherwood, R. W. Glenn, W. R. Smith.
H.
HatTdr-Dr Henry Jovner A Fl D.vis
Hagt0o"EDr: 5 L. Love
Hert ord. B. Vann.
HenderSon-AIex Henry.
Hgde-E. L. Mann.
LreGeH-T A Allison, John Young
oLhcsso0-J. Keener.
sJohHSt0n-Seth WoodalI, W. Fl. Avera
sIoRes-Anthony Rhodes
LeHotr-W: W. DUN.
LjRcOta-A Costuer
Nacon-Dr. ]. NJ Lyle
4 haaasPaNRs yfRs S6f Ks1i"
AcDoWeN-Lt. W. F. Craig
Keettf@6"rg-Jno. L. Brown E. c. Grier.
-AoHtg0mery-E G. l.. Barringer.
-Hore-Alexander Kelly --
Ntsh-Henrv G. Williams
AeD HaHoser-S: J. Person, j. R. HIVES.
," 's1s w. PEBBLES, Capt q. Stancll.
grange John Berry, W N. Patterson.
L'dSQnetdnk-Gen. w. T. Mann
Per2u1na1nS-Dr JOS e. Riddick
ftrSoD-Lt. NJ. D. G. Bumpass
P'tt-C Perkins, B. G. Abrtton.
4aMaOtoA Jonathan Worth, NJ. s. Robbins
RtGhm0nd- 1t. Sanders NJ Ingram.
ho'ssso~Ihurdock McRae, NeilI Mcneil.
fP" osHa" = l. Gillian, James Reynolds
RatAe5ord.A: R. BRYAN, J. b. Carpenter
SGmPSo"-William Kirby
Sdxty-Lafayette Greene
StoEts-William Flynt..
SHr7y-Dr. Joseph Hullngsworfh .-
IyrreU-Eli Spruill
OnIon-C. @. Lemmonds
"IIilam Laws, G. H. afford, Daniel G. FoWle.
ma're' -Thos. l. Judkins, Leonard Henderson
M1UaSsqangt0n1(Same as in Carteret.)
WqtdugG-Wm Horton
ndyme-B. B. Rives NJ K Crawford
Wthes-E NJ. Welborn, W. W. Hampton
YaaEiM-A C. CowIes
fa"cy-Lt. M. D. Young.
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FOURTH CIRCUIT.

FOURTH CIRCUIT.
Granville first Monday in March and September.
Orange, second
Chatham, third
Randolph, fourth
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Legislature 81 Norffh-caroiina.

- - = 81 - -. .-
We give below the list Senators and CommOners eo
to iAe next General Assembly as far as we have learn,
them any of our friends discover an error. tbev NJ
oblige US by iRforming US.
= ssz SENATE
Fasqu0taaE and PerqatHpdHs-W. Fl. Bag ley
Camden and q, 0arrituet.D, McD, Lindsey.
Gates and GAomaa-Miis L. Eure
Hyde and Tyrte1-Charles McCleese.
A9rthGuaptoa-Dr. w. s. Copeland
Rerttord-J. B. Slaughter.
Nurtin aad Haskiaoton-J. G. C.+raw.r1
HdtJdG-MasOn L Virgins
E rig. and w4tsoe- Jesse H. Powell
-Beduf0rt-E, ]. Warren
CragsA-Nathau Whitford
(drteret and JOnta-Dr NJ F. ArendelI
Greene and Eenoir-Edward Patrick.
Mem AnoOer Eli W. Hall.
DaptiR-Dr James G.. Dickson
OnsLOoD-J. + MarriR.
Btadsn, BrunssOiek, oc-Capt j. w. Fills
Ca'T6erta"d and Barnett-Wilam 3. Wright.
Sampson-Thomas 1 Faison. Nv
WdyRe-Wm. K. Lane.
,Iohnston-C T. Sanders
Wdke-J. P. 81. Russ
NdSh-Capt. A. J. Taylor
Observation-Disclosures Harris.
GrqaUiAe-R W. Lassiter.
PersOB-JameS Holeman
Orange-Hon. William A. Graham
ALamdRce and RaRdoLph- Mebana
Chdthdm-William P. Taylor.
GoFe Sna doS " wOOley
AnSon and Union-Wiam C. Smith
GuiHora-Peter Adams
Cds1OeU-Hon. Bedford Brown.
ROcEinghdnn- F. L. Siunson
Necktersburg-John A. Young
Cabarrus and 4Sanky-J. W Smith.
Roa0an and DaVie-Dr. J. G. Ramsay.
DaUidson-H. Adams
Stokes G"d forsyth-Col. JAS E. Matthews
Ashe Surry, Ec.-Isaac Jarratt.
LrtdeN, gpi4es, de- O. Sharpe.
Burke, NcDO'OfA, &c.-S J. NeaI
Lincoln, CASTOR, dc. James n Wb,to
Ruthegtord Poll. &c-M. o. Dickerson
6 1.'a"I HenasrSo" dc.-WlIliam NJ. Ship.
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NIL, 70 BE ENTITLED AZ Acrro EuEfnsE rEOvIDE rOH
TIE PUBLIC DErrxcs." q
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Wake, the first Monday after the fourth Monday in March
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laden, first Monday after the fourth Monday March
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Dec. 9, 1852. =. IS $50 p6-7t
"a The Register State Journal and Progress, Ral.
egh Wilmington Journal Fayetteville Observer Greens.
borough Patriot Charlotte Bulletin and Ashevlle News,
will publish seven times and forW ard bills tC STANDARD
Office.
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SIXTH CIRCUIT.

IN.
Surry, fOetth Monday in February and August.
Yadkn first after the fourth Monday in Feb and August
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Explanations and Instructions as to the Con-
scriprIon and Exemption Laws, by the Ad.
juiaat General.
II 0u1ndDdaats of oonscripts a~a CImps of Lsstrue-
ton
Another styled the Gommandant of Conscripts will
be appointed for each State who will be charged with the
supervision of the enrolment and disposition of eonscTpts
He will establish camps, in which cOnscrpts
will be assembled and instructed and may recommendfor
appointment Surgeon a Quarermaster. ComuiiSsary,
and the requisite number of Drmasters for each
II more than camp be established be may also recon-
mend commandant for each camp mot under his I'M
mGdiste command
.. hospital win be established and huts for winter
quarters constructed each camp and all conscrpts
sembed at the camps win be promptly vaccinated fit has
not already been done. -
8. The Commandant fConscrpts win require from each
camp report the first Monday in every month"; show
ing the expenses Of the preceding the number Of
coDscps camp the number received and sent away
during the preceding month the regiments battalIous
companies 10 which they SENT the number transferred
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NAV ind II irnpTActieabie to execute the same
and that in such localities and during such
tba Pres,dent is authorize receive troops INTO lne
ederat service acts passed sSe ~ p so further
eraie Coness prior to- tie passage o. e - Ami; Is6a
provide for the public defence approved lo'u y
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By vi. WALL & Co., Auctioneers.
n uANCRRv 2kTE0R VkIIJARI,E REAL,

41HANCERY SALE OF vALUABLEREAL Es.
Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the District Of
Columbia, dated the th day OF October, 1880, made
in. .csItsIn cause In said Court depending. in
complain ants, and John p; dement, and ethers
at public auction, to the highest bidder, on
tn GRsDAY, the 18th day Of May next. ct s
O'Clock in the afternoon, lots number twenty and
twenty one, in reservation numbefed g eleven dots
q and Il. reservation in the city of Washington.
The above property is situated on the vest side
of Second street west. between q and Q streets
porth. and is improved by two thI e story brick
houses being large roomy. yell built eoHmoaious,
and within two squares of Pennsyiyania avenue,
are ad aiYably fitted for large boarding house.
The attention OF parties desiring 70 make invest
ments is requested as this il of the most val.
uable pieces Of property at present in the market
fourth in cash on tn. day . sale; ths resids. in
equal instalments. ut eight. si1 teen, and twenty
ianr months for which the notes Of the purchaser,
trust on the property viii BE- taken.
If the terms OF sale are not implied with In Eve
days after sale the property will be resold at the
risk and cost Of the purchaser. All ancfng
at the cost OF the purchaser The property will Be
SOLD free from the widows dover.
CARTER MARRURY, Truste Q.
ap 223taw&ds w. WALL X 90, Aucts.
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O1 tae 9Th ult. with congestion of the brain
Sarah Jane Shoemaker aged years, 2lnonthl and
6days. Bait. pa peIs please COPY
Gn the m0Fnlns he 2h h Slt sfssr ngsring
ignaticn, JOHN Il. GARRISON, aged Is years and
smon'hs and g days, nrst son Of George II and the
His late sequs,ntaness, also tsose of The family,
are pectuiy ihy,.ed to attend his f1hers f..n
streets, on Friday, lst inst, al O'Clock ,. N.
en a e gHIppH1os 0 thf S.f u an
o'clock rsm the residence Of Mr John JOHN
The friends of the fsmily are invited to attend (
On the 3Oth ult j LA. the dau ghter of James
The unels Mi pace he shl les5enes - Of
her iathsr, en- Nh street east, between South Car
end Of the y ami are invited h to M her ana M
ut raj. en- Saturday morning May I'd at 10 o'clk.
On Thursday evening, April sth MARY ALICE,
aged months and days.
The relatives and friends of the family ara re-
No. = between s6
MhR4 81 sAS .Ses monhs Of aS
F. snd May Ann Ellis.
The funeral win take place this afternosH: At
tb e iiisrds of the family are invited
Or prii Goth. JOHN JAMES second son of Thos.
The irit1d Of the family are rsvuestsd to vttsnd
10 East Cspito street.
On the evening OF April Soth IDA, eldest ch lid Of
Washin gtOp and Amy Berry, aged years and 2s
days
Amid the vernal fowery spring
The angel Desth here rests his wing
Cur darling cAiid hit errand knows
And calmly meets the last of oes.'
By Jesus led, the gloomy vale
To her the vestibule became
OF heaven 8 eternal hallow ed cline,
And transport 10 srked her dying smile.
ihe IunsrN Will ts.e pace from the residence OF
heS na"S Snts, No. It's Street, between ana ~,
1t O'Clock. The friends of the family are reques-
ed to attt Mt without further notics
On the Ist instant. DR.. ARCHIBALD s. MA
6RUDER in the 10th year OF his age,
His friends and acqusintsnaes are invited TO at
teud his tuners 81 on SstD rday morning the I'd inst
at 10 O'Clock. from his late residence n the village
of Blat ensburg, Prince Georges county, Md
At II O'Clock on the LIST instant, JOHN T. CAL
aged Is YEAR, \
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4 pARGATN P0R BOOT AND sHoa MAKERS.

A BARGAIN f0R BOOT AND bhOA MAKERS.
. splendid lot q almost nsw Fiyturss-2 doe large
Glass Boot Showcases ! long side 6helysa. With
q drawers; short shefv ., with d.sTarsi also. Q
articles In the bu, ,iness These articles I&st be
moved from the prenisea within one week. In
Qhire opposite the Post Odics, on Seventh street,
corner OF P-Bhoe store
~ "a St. 'eIMON RkEY.
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H FURNITDRE-FURNIT ~
800 SEVENTH STREET,
~ between / and &, I4I

BONTZ GRIFFITH
Respectfully call the attention of the citizens OF
Washin gton and Georgetown to their inn ense
stock Of vURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES. which EN- braces in part
Walnut and Mahogany Ssfas and rete- a-tetes,
DO DO Arm Arm and and sNsninsk Ns4s. kssssT kess
Do: do. Marble top Dressing Bu-
Be. Be. DO. DO. wh.tnot. ao; WasAstands'
Do. do. and Rosewood Marble.top
Center and Sofa Tables,
Walnut and Mahogany Jenny Lind Bedsteads,
Ensmelsd Cottage Suites,
Paintes Bureaus, Washstands,
Wardrobe Chamber Tables,
Work Tables, Enclosed Waskstands,
Walnut Extension Tables,
Cherry and Painted Leaf Tables,
Hair An Husk Mattresses,
Pillows and Bolsters,
Cane and Wood. seat Chairs,
Cane e.seat Arm and Nurse Rockers,
Wire and Tin Safes, &C.. &c.
Also,
Floor and Table Oilclo:h Stair Oilcloth, &c.
Crockery and Glass Ware, Of various .t,lss spd
patterns.
Cn; :. .re Plated Ware,
Rf6oms. Buckets. Baskets, Dust Brushes. &c,
Fin Pans. Buckets,
enuespans. bsslps,
Tea aLS Coffee Pots,
Chamber Buckets &c, &c,
Fancy Goods, Soaps,
Hair AMI Clothes Brus hes. &C., &c.
Tagetser with many articles in the housekeep.
ing line TOO pums reus to mentlon: s,yynnu
81 Remember the Number-aoS oh' n
Goods delivered free Of charge to all parts OF the
a. ss eoss IRepab.l BoN1z GRIFFITH.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ByJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.

ByJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
EXCKLLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
tRpaY Nav ID =.
Of the Auction Rooms, We shall sell sn excellent lot
Il Ror
tss! !. s:s: .ss ss :, Chairs.
slas,I. ssS stsss osrpss., Oil oIt oIots. M ''A''
ssi. :ss aasH RSI;:ss ss.trs.sss
H.iSse top s,dseo.rd. E1ssn.ien Table,
Gro Croefers sz and % aiss: Ware, &c. &c.
70 rolls 20 Yards sacAl superior White and Check
sfe0 "A'ans' ALSO,
A large and valuable lot of Carpenters Tooli.
apas iRspl 10 MCGUIRE Co.. Auc...
By GREEN WILLIAMS Auetionssrs.
A HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON oHEsT,
"A hut STREET AT AuorIoN..on "WEDNESDAY,
Hisica of ssuass ss, f.l ting Is is.s On ohsssnut
sss Between anE istS and 18th N sts vest u '00'
Terms: One half In cash: the balsr ss in months.
and Sessps interest the DAY % Of M sse
akfEs + ss' WrrfassD 1as
~rHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
.eeount Of the rain rnti FRIIAY IT. The 18th inst,
sRfsH ffi Haes
STHE ABOVE SALE is STILL FURTHER
postponed on account Of the rain, until SATUK-
d' I'd day g sRsEs NJ hSsE 1u.s
PyJ @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers
EXTENSIVE SALE OF SILVER WARE, &c-
II On MONDAY MORNING, May 1, q: 10 O'Clock,
at the Auction Rooms We shall sell, for account of
his Excelency, Chevalier de- H u ssman, the follow
ing vslua BILE articles of Fable Flu, niture viz:
Silver fs q Service, six pieces
Sugar howl and Cream ritcher
Two Silver Pitchs RS. large size
4dezen Silver Tablespoons
do do Dessert do
3 do do Tea do
6 do do Tai lie Forks
8 do do Dessert Forks
3 do do Dess ert Knives
5 do do handle Knives, with steel blades
. do DO Soup Ladies'
do do 0ys' er Lsdle
% pairs Asparagus Tonss
II s8lt Spoons
y Salt Cellars
"A Knife Rests
- Decanter Lables
Fish Knives, Sugar Tongs ami Spoons. sc.
4laYgc Walters, Liquor stand. CastOrs, &c.
Alto, Splendid bohemian 6 ASS Dessert Service.
Also, two Seyre, China Plates, with portraits of
Emperor and Empress of France
Alst large and handsomely decorated Dinner
Service,
Also two Mahogany Silver Chests and three
brass hound Cam phor Wood Chests
Terms cash.
an % did JC MCGUIRE 4 co. Aucts
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Michael Keefe, do; do. Margaret Fitzgerald,
profanity, etc; fined Sass Chas. Hamnaersly,
assault and battery; bail for hearing. Charles
h6eispng dog sns for
tery; jail for court. Jno. Dou gherty, drunk
and disorderly; military. Michael Hines, do;
si.5s. JDo. Barke, disorderly; dismissed. Jo-
ssphine miles, entlclnR soldier 70 90 home
with her; workhouse 80 days.
Police REPoRTs.-lfrst Preeinet-J John
Evans, drunk and disorderly; taken to his
house.
second Preeinet.-Ihas Alber', driving on a
pavement; dismissed. Peter Donney, drunk;
military. Patrick Calan, do; do J. Shaw,
Webster, driving on pavement; 81
Yaird Preeinct.-Mary ]. Packinghana, dis
orderly; Sl.s6. Jno Packingham, do; dis
n missed Hs7ekiah X tsr.is, do; slSe VIM.
David Jordan, do, 26e VIM. Zeager, assault;
not disposed Of VIM. Hamilton, disorderly'
dismissed. Jno. Furgerson, do; "a. E E.
Eulnier, do s5-.6 Jno. Moran, drupR Mary
Frans, do. Martin Catchy. do; dismissed.
Fourth Preeinc!.-Ino. Kelly, disorderly fined
"a. Rector Skinner, assault: dismissed. Saml
Williams, driving on pavement fined g.. so.
Edward OBrien, drunk and disorderly; dis
missed.
h.rtt Preeinct.-Jno Drunk, drunk; military.
Albert WiIzet, drunk and dsorderly; military.
Hugh DAILY, disorderly fined So ID. Wester-
field, creating nuisance: fined 50.
Ytnh Pyecinct.-Robt. Mckendrlck, drunk;
dismissed. Edward Miles, do; for hearing.
Jno. CLARK, do. do VIM Legere, diserderly;
60. F. Hanks, vagrancy: dismissed: John
Conkiin. indecent exposure; do. Robt. Nillett,
drunk and disorderly; do Mary Simoas, do;
fned So. VIM. Bird, colored, suspicion of
grand larceny; for trial. Jas. Olfar, drunk; 81.
Jas Gallaher, disorderly; 50. Geo Shivery,
do; So Chas. Edward, highway robbery.
Francis Wood, and Jno. H. Masters, do; dis
missed.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs--Jas. Dom
nelly, drunk; S1.5S. Geo Miller, Louis Rip
pie, dIsorderly; S15S each. Jno. b. Livingston,
drunk; Charles Carpenter, grand larceny; dis
missed. Cornelius Leonard, petty larceny; Jail
for further hearing. David Haggerty, hacking
on Sunday; So cents. Chas. Dade, disorderly;
s.. VIM. Bell, do: So. Harlow NJ. Fitch, sus-
picious character. dismissed. Frank Bailey,
assault; dlsmissed-ior ntoxication; S25S J.
W. Srieekmyer, John Donahoo, do; Sl.5e each.
Bud Lawson, fighting; Sl.5s. Michael Healey,
drunk; 81. J. L. Borland, disor6e 6erly; Sl.ai.
TEe Eioney found in the pockets O: he above
reported prisoners amounted in the ,sggregate
10 S2i j.G6.