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Lands.

al the late residence of the deceased IA miles west of
Monroe, n. c., the following articles of property be-
longing to said estate. viz:
Lands.
All the right title and interest which the said VIM
D. Howard decd, had the time uf his death in that
tract body of Land known the MILL TRACT,
situated in the western part of Union county the
waters of Twelve Mile Creek adjoining the lands of O..
d. Broom, VIM. Jones and others, containing about
is acres and has it of the best GRIST MILLS
(tor grinding both Corn and Wheat in the Southern
States; Also good SAW MILL. The interest of said
deceased in these Mills and Lands is one-Ihird of The
whole which under the Will has 10 be sold
ALSO, all the right title and interest of said W. D.
Howard in tina, body of Lands known the MON
DAYS BRANCH LANDS, containing 700 acres
and situated in the western part of Union county adj
joining the lands of T. w. Redwine, 8 B. Howard aud
Others and has on IL good ordinary GRIST MILL and
good SAW MILL. The interest of said deceased in
these Lands and Mills is oue-third ofthe whole.
Negroes.
/ will also sell the Negro man, SCOTT, aged about
As years and known throughout this section of country
of the best Mers in the Confederaey. A
opportunity is offered mill-owners for supply
ing themselves with good number-one Miller. Said
negro has the reputation being honest negroes
are generally known to be.
/ will also sell q negro boy aged about years
smart and likely
Hogs. Mules, Corn, &c.
Also, one Cold Watch two goCd Mules one Mare,
about 90 head of Hogs, some Sheep, family Car
rage road Wagoh one log Wagon, one sett Black
smiths Tools, about $50 bushels Corn about 30 bush
els Wheat, lot of Fodder, Rife Gun, one 10: of
Farming Tools Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
various other articles too tedious to mention.
Sale to be opened at 10 o'clock, a. m, when and
where the terms will be made known
The. Executor will take pleasure in showing this
property to any who may wish to purchase il, If
they will call on him before the day of sale.
G. D. BROOM, Executor.
Wofsvc, Union county, N. c., Oct 10, 1864. At
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The Home Guard of Mitchell, encountered
band Of tories in that county on Wednesday last,
supposed to be part of Kinks raiders, aud in
pretty sharp fight which ensucd, succeeded in
killing six and wounding several others.-Satfs-
bnru HGtrIm1n
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED RECRUITS Cen. John S.
Williams who made the Immortal campaign in East
Tennessee in the fal! of 63, has just returned to
our lines at Carter's Depot, East Tenu., bringing
with him twenty Eve hundred men-ffteen bun
dred of whom are recruits from Middle Tennessee
and Kentucky This is quite an acquisition to our
arms in that Department..
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New SCHEDULE OF PRICEs.-We publish to-
day the new Schedule of Prices adopted by the
Commissioners Of Appraisement for North Carolina.
1t will be that the prices of several articles have
been reduced. Imprcssments can be made at these
rates, according to the law of Congress but it is
hoped that the farmers Of the State will make i'm
pressncnt unnecessary by promptly selling all they
can spare for the support of our armies. Surely
they will do all they to sustain the army Of Gen.
Lee where it is. If that army is PEELED to fall
back into North Carolina for supplies. our people
Will feel Of the horrors of war than they have
yet felt. Those who ought to know, inform US that
the Government now needs food for and horse,
and unless voluntary sales made imprpssments
must be rcs"rtcd to- 1t will be seen that the Com
mi>sion"rs recommend that the impress mcnt should
be universal and uniform, leaving out one
If all classes would assist in lowering prices, our
currency viii become more valuable because there
would not be much of it in circulutinn), taxes
might be rcdnced and the people aud country gen.
orally benefited.
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Ess~ We learn by letter that Col, W. " Barber, of
The 3Ith n c. Regiment died on the Sd inst from the
effects of wound recently received
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KILLED AND woUNDED,
In North Carolina Regiments, in tie iuts Battles
Camp 9th n. c. Regiment.

Camp 9th n. c. Regiment,
Near Chaffin's Bluff, Va, Oct. I, 1864.
Editor of Democrat: For the information of the
friends of Co. III. eth n C. Regiment please pub
fish the following list of casualties in the battle
Chaffin's Farm on the Both of Sept:
Wounded-Prvates Barringer neck severe,
5 q Patterson fuger amputated, l. A S Ridenhour
arm slight, j NJ Safriet side, j Glenn hand and
shoulder, E NJ Shoe hand severe, Wiley Troutman
leg bruised, ] d Sides leg bruised slightly.
Alissing-Lieut NJ Barnhardt, Sergt G. Bar
rier, Corpl W W Safriet A B Barnhardt wounded,
+ L Beaver, A Cruise wounded. w C Culp, NJ A
Goodman. w H Goodman. II IIarkey. j Hindse-
man. 6 Hatley. Ludwick, w Peningcr wound
ed, S N Safriet, 1t J X Barnhardt. DIR.
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Casualties in the 11th n. c. Regiment in the fights
up to the Cd of October.


Col W Martin wounded in left hip severely.
Company A-Wounded: j S McElroy face Sc
we're j Stowe right foot severe, I Wright left
severe, L L Holmes groin severe. III II Hill head
severe R"bt Gribble foot slight Benz Withers right
hand ai-iiutated. Robt Ewing right thigh.
Co. B-Wounded: w C Teens arm severe, A
Smith face severe, Henry Smith leg severe.
Co. C-Wounded: Thos Parker right hand.
Co D-Killed: a Huffnrn. Wounded: E Hen
Messy head severe, r Whi>nant neck. VIM Albright
head severe. NJ N Blain thigh severe Marshal Mil
Ter knee severe.
Co. E-Killed: D w Mcdonald. Wounded: F
Allen left leg amputated.
Co. F-Wounded: Bridges thigh severe. w
Taylor thigh severe, Stephen Parish head severe.
Co G-Wounded: WIN Flintolf thigh severe.
Co. H--Wounded: Lieut. Jas SavilIe left shoulder
severe VIM Knox right thigh severe, Henry Hinant
left hand.
Co. Killed: Sidney Cornwall Wounded: L
Blackburn left knse severe Eli Johnson head slig ht.
Co. k-Wouudtd: John Corde and Rich Smith
in left hand.
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COUNCIL OF SrATE.-Pursuant to a call from
His Exceency Gov. Vance, the Council of State
met at the Council Chamber in this city on We'd
nesday. The following present: + B Satter-
thwaite, of Pitt; Davidson, of Macon; J r
Hargrove, of Arson; and i Edridge Of Johnston.
DR. James Galloway, of Wilkes was absent. The
following appointments were made:
A G Foster, of Randolph. Counsellor of State,
vice r p Dick, resigned. p II Winston, jr, Coun-
selor of State, vice j r Stubbs, resigned.
Col D lIyman, of Henderson, and Henry
Mutt, of New Hanover were appointed members of
the Internal Improvement board.
The Council declined to recommend-a call of
the Legislature at present -RaleigA Conserua-
tiuc.
a friend whose opiuion and authority on mat
tiers Of practical or theoretical chemistry are in
good repute, doubts, rather Denies the report
of alcohol derived from the E1derGerry as lately
stated by the Lynchburg (Va) Republican. Can
that journal give full report the matter, with
description of the plant used? Have any friends
or readers tried the Ederberry p Charleston
Courier.
A gentleman in this county informs US that he
makes very good Brandy from Elderberries
FEMALE CLrRks-We learn that 1t Col Z.
l.. ChlidS, commandant of the G. S. Arsenal at this
point, haS lnauguraed the system of employing fe-
male clerks to CO. the work of men detailed for that
purpose. Two OF our youag ladies are DOW en-
gagged as Clerks at the Arsenal. Fayetteville Car
o2iAiGR.
food for Col Chids.
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FRosT.-There was quite heavy frost in thi.
section on Saturday aud Sunday nights last-the
first this Fail.
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Gen. LEFENTHoEPE--lt appears that Col c.
Lfventh"rpe, VIII" lately commanded the IIth n c.
Regiment. has been appointed. by Gov. Vance we
presume, Brigader General in the Home Guard
forces of the State. The troops called out re-
port to him at Goidsboro. A better appointment
could not have been made, and we assure the
men who are geng into service that they will find
Gen. Leven;horpe Kind, humane. and skiful
commander. If the men do their duty, he will do
his. lie understands The duties of a soldier
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AN IMPORTANT MATrER.-Thc Confederate law
oblgutes detailed agriculturulists to sell their
plus produce to the Confederate Government and to
soldiers families at rates fixed by the Commission
CTS Of ApprnSement for the State. We believe the
Government is claiming only one half of this
surplus. very wisely leaving the other half to be sold
for the benefit of odiers families. That is all right
and proper But learn that persons are now
going through the country representing themselves
Agents for the State with authority to purchase
the half left by the Confederate Government.
Now, if the Government takes one half of the sur
plus and the State the other half how are soldiers
families to be supplied! We raise objection to
the State purchasing supplies-though we do not
think that bonded 0grcuLturalSts can be forced to
sell to the State what is left by the Government, be-
cause the law requires them to sell this remaining
surplus to soldiers families at Government prices
There may be some misapprehenson about the
orders to State Agents. We merely direct attention
to the matter for the purpose Of elcitng informa-
ton for those Interested And all are interested.
both State and Confederate Government and people.
for if one half the surplus produce is purchased by
the Confederate Government and the other half by
the State Government, it is important matter to
know how soldiers families and others who
PEELED TO buy their food are to be supplied. We
think it possible that there is mis- understand
ing about the orders issued by the State Commssary
In order 20 avoid difficulty, suggest that Coun-
~ Courts make immediate arrangements for buying
supplies for soldiers families.
There IS IL" doubt. enough provisions in the coun-
try to supply the wants of alive entertain the
least fears about hat-but we think it will require
good management to equolize their distribution The
prospect Is now good that the rich products of Ten
In, wit Of
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CONS Appraiscmcnt for State ofN G.
| GEO w. MoRDECAI Umpire.
| Raleigh, Oct. 10, 1864. ".
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
1nrsie<s.

Married.
CsENoa-CusIswy.-0nf Thursday, September 8, al the
Fes.d0ce the brides parents, the Rev. Charles W.
Pztrr OF Cambridge, Mr. A. =. CANNON OF this city, TO
Et,iE T. ClansY, s.oSaa uaagior r .. poc'0r A. o.
CREecRr-- IrsoN--on Thui sGay, september 8 at the
FIRST Presbyterian church, Elizabeth NJ j. by lno Rev
Eyerard krnpshai, MATHEW :. Gateo OF Jes sey CITY,
10 MISS NAE h. WILSON, cf Tue former place
Josys-ksrsgY.--As sparta, y. j., on thursday, Sep
tcn,be: by tic Rev. T. T. NJ Bachelor, of New iors
AENsy NJ. JoyEs to laura E. only daughter OF tue late
. Lonp- -ruorrsov.--on Tuesday. scp.ember 0, 1t the
resdcce the brides parents ny the Few Luher Hal
sew br Loan, OF tins c!iy t. iuipA As daush-
toT 0. William Thompson, Of Washinstcnviae, Orange
T'ogs.tTs-R s-RrcpARpsow-At femont, Mass., on Tues.
day September o. by The Rev. q. Cot, u. d., JAMES ~
Iousfssv Of New York, TO ANsI youngest daughter Of
Noosf-iisArY.-on nursdsy. September 5, at y
Jotus CHAPEL, by tho Rev. Dr. Weston, M:filM Il.
aooa the United states Navy, to MARIETTA M bSArry,
prrgIrr-yAy BzreEx-At Ryc, westches..r C uuty,
y. l.. on Tuesday, August 81, by the Rev: Charles W.
B.ird wAI1Ea S. Mssfi1T 70 ELzA S. VAN bhuaLy.
siaryh,er OF tue late John p Bcurep, all Of New
tElslc'al IA papers please copy
A.nslt.--Srf.ifiss AT Christ Church. FroeSiyp, on
Thursday evening September {, By the Few r. H. eau
fesd FEr. D. iLIha 10 iiAlI : sTApBas al oi bro,k e
Mrni uY-tro.s-on Wednesday. August 81 Al
Trni,g chapel, by tho Rev. NJ. Noyes, knsFn JAMES
5oErlrg NARY Fiil'BaTB bKowS, b1.n q New 70 x.
sgrK.sArS StErAs-at vDrist cnrrGh, eiernont, soutu
Bergen. N. j., Tuesday, Scvtcmbe d by the Rev. Mr.
g. ! latin, Mr. HsSRY cfEEAxP 10 bliss EERisA SsIBAs
No. Idr.
day. scgeinter @, by the Rov. Sp,udirf, ALFRED :
sr1eliNG Of New York city, 10 Mss SARAH T. p,yi- o
WIsoS-fAvSsn. Wednesday, September T. a
81. And church. Har.eil by the Rev. George Draper
A. r. WiLsos 20 Mrs. EizA iAAsif'
2kakG1--Gas2uEr--M Trinity church, New orleans
Gu Mcdnesdsy, August IL by thc Rev. air Na'as
ALfREp r. H. ZERRGs, Of Ncw York. TO MES AtiCs A.
second daughter 81 the late James a Gas uet, OF New
Orlearg
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Died.

BoorAr Brooklyu, on thursday, September 8, OF
heart disease, E,uAsTrn daushor Of Edward and
Jcnretie Bootay, in the I'D year OF her age
The relatives and lreads OF the family are respectfully
invited To attend the funeral from The residence OF her
psreuts 81 skniap street, Btockyn, on sunday alter.
ncon, at two O'Clock, without further notice.
BRiuy.-PARIck BaApy, in the 29ih year or bis age,
native ot tho county Longiord, Ireland.
Thc funeral WIN take place on sunday morning, at
steven O'clock from his late reedence, lsn street ana
Third avenue, Harlem: Iia freeds and acquansanees
ara reapectfuy invited TO attend.
Bssrrv--o ON wednesday, september z, s,sAn BEATTY,
deushscr OF Robert and Mary Beatty, aged years,
The restisss and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from the residence Of her
parenls stS Pearl street, this Saturday afternoon at
one O'Clock.
BkssE,.-At Harlem, on Friday, September 0, ANNE
BxsNsf, widow OF Cornelius Bennett n the Goth year Of
her asc.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectful "
invited 70 attend the fcnora from the residence OF her
sye.,,e Harlem on Monday morning, at ten O'Clock.
The renaus will be taken TO Greenwood for intcrment
.ss, ANA ds,S;:a ssSstsp y ~ s s
Notice o. ihe funeral win be given In the Brooklyn
Times. tunes ' A'''''''' -'' "'0 ~ w '''''' N'' A'
corsaAs.--0n Thursday, September 8, Of consump.
tcu JOHN, son Of Mathew and Johanna Couninan sged
~ years and months Born In the parish Of Mssrcot
The relatives ard friends OF the family are rsspecfuy
Invited TO attend the funeral from the residence OF bis
parents No 322 Pearl strce, on Sunday afternoon,
two O'Clock The remains viii be tskon 70 Cavalry Gene
DuSs-on Friday, September Q, JAcou DuSS, only
brother OF Margaret McCormac, after short illnesa
Hs friends aud those OF the family respectfully In.
vied TO attend the funeral from the residence OF bis
brothcrn law Robert Mccormac, No 10 Essax street,
sunday Afternoon at one O'Clock.
DoRar.--on Friday, September D McnAH roRAs n
the 66th year or his age -
1he relatives and friends OF the family arc respectfully
invited 70 attend The funeral from his late residence,
3b4 Eighth street on Sunday afternoon, " Two O'Clock
ELtlot-Qn Thursday September sof typhoid lever
JxSME DrScAs, eldest cbld OF DR. Geo. and sale Dun
eau Elliot, asod years, II months and days
The restves and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 70 otlend the funeral from calvary church, cor
OF Fourth and street, this atur.
day. morning, at eleven O'Clock
EAsua-on Thsrsdsy, September ., A,Bssr SIDNEY
EssUM, aged SO years
Tnc rernsina viii be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery
from his iaic residence, corner OF Bond aud bergen
slrcetr pnocklyn.
Euglish payers please copy.
TfspNASn.--On Thursday, September 2, Of consump
Sion, EgaN 10 fgsptsASp. aged 81 ears and months
rbs rsistves aud friends the family arc respectfully
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t.s:~s, PILES, Piles - i'ehspC or H,cedin 4
Pitrs mapenuy cured by us ". WIraiER'S Pill
SDvTUSIrORY. Reference slgrn y ahiy respectable
persons IN this city NJ icel ht,en years. nj
have beu entirely cured By usns this medcne AGENT fo
Eca YORK l6i Bowcry.
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window shades
FOR STORES AND DWELLINGS
Manufactured By
o. l.. 81 D. kelly,
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Ladies reasfpirs-New styles,
TWo three fye eight ten TO thirty nve dollars EACH 70
sale b GEORGE O. ALLEN. AIS broadway, one door be
low Canal street.
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Marsh's Radical CRsc Truss-SSfIc Q
corncr Of Broadway and Am street under Barnnms Mu.
Trusses Shoulder Braces ami supporters every
men p. NJ.
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"Ladies Returning from tho Country
II you wish Boots Shoes for yourselves and fami.
les buy them at MILLER Il CO.'S, 3sI Canal street.
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wigs, goupees. Hat Dye. Eair DyetnR
aud Moldsyia Cream for beau, lfa1 the hair
w. A. BATCiiELUR'S, ID Bond street,
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New Goods ror !; us,ness Snits, Scotch
2ials Fall Oyercoats. wskiug Coats $50 Large stock.
CiAhkE, liz and ~ William street,
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VASES, ssmtuettes, Grou2s, Games, I4eu-
A. n. HAYS 4 CO, % Maiden lane.
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WtnaSyy Shades.
WHITE HOLLAND BEST QUALITY ONLY,
At who esale or retail, b.
KELTl, $50 Broadway.
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Jsweiry and Wetches-Of all Doscrtp-
Hons for sale by GEO. c. ALLEN AIS Broadway door
below Canal street. formerly NO. IA Wall street.
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sc"enck's Senwccd T.nic-The Rest
tonic Ia the world sold iLAlOLD'S drug stcre next
20 MctroIo Hotel.
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Wcrd Sewing Machine Co.'S uighcs'
2ren'r Lock Stitch Mschnes sos Broadway ~ T. sent
for circular.
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Gnf.--I n0x's Fal atyle or Gentle ne ms
Hats ready for every body No. q. Broadway corner c
Futteg GtreSt.
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Sn-es-SecOnd hand, or Various
makers FOR sale great barssns
VALENTINES 4 BUTLLr, ,s>ad 50 Walter street.
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F:cCictan Rna Lincoin n--e,n prvtSr Cam
paign Pct.res and the cori;ct Photograph Like
O! the Candidates for the Pfesirncy sltaUe fol
badges; ar media arc made ana sod Wholesale at
y, ~. Bu KGESSi Photographs Caller, III Broadway.
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SchcucA's Puntan.c .yrUD Cures
coughs. colds and su,itton. Soid at UEi.MBpLDS
ekeLl;cai arehouse, No. brDaan Metropolitan.
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Ef.Ecst Premium T,cck stitch Sewing
Aachines WHEELER & WILSON, 625 Broadway, N. Y.
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be ia Eese Hair srnsn sOiors the
w;.ssass and mustache beLuil ask brown II
si.t " only preparation. Ccr w not iade or wash
on. only r cents boz.
S. O. UPHAM Philadelphia, Sole Proprietor
For sa'o by Deias Barnes u CO, Il PARK row. r. c.
Wc,ls Cs lis franklin str ilenhold, oei broadway
Mes ipsk %b0rd 4 Smith, Chicago, aud all druggists.
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See advertisements % = srnnRm's Dust.
Cci cge the eighth page os ;h's psper.
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70 NJcrc Gray Hair or I. .ltdness.-Forty-
five years constant study Consultation free by DR.
GRASDJEAN, Astor place.
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Gouraud's Poualre Subtitle Uproots Halr
low ads or any part Of the bsdy 81 warranted
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,y~osses, EiosajC asCca iHfs. tSc.--f5a rsh
AGO Oa,ce only at i,o yessy ,ieet. Lady attendant
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Glass Letters and Numbers FOR DiQns,
style unsurpassed for richness and essnouy
Agencies established. l01 Fulton street.
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Srs. Winsioyv's SooshinS Syrup for
children Teehing. Dysenty and Darrhea regulates
the Stomach and Bowels and cures Wind Colic.
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Grover q Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines ls5 Broadway, New York.
And 2s5 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF TnE BOSS HORSE
shoers held At liz Eass Twenty third street We'd
nesday M evening sspemoer y resolved .ha. the price
above date Also requested attend
nert special meeting Monday evening september IL
I>s O'Clock. Us ASS0ClATION.
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hItscellaurOua.

EHtP CONTEST Al, of New Bedford Ai tons, has been
sold to Mr. Morgan Of New London, private terms
She will proceed to Valparaiso.
ScnR CAROLINE HALL Fortress Monroe 9Th inst
having her during the OF 7h
the Shoe near Fortress Monroe.
BRiG KESSEpKc. 3is TONS built at Bath in 1862. at
New YORK has been purchased by Capt Chas Chase and
others of Portland aud George Mustard OF Brunswick,
on private terms.
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WhaleSn EN-.

Bark Addson Pierce, from South Pacific Ocean, was
low New Bedford s,h inst
Arr at Fayal Aug s, sclr X Hatfield, Small. Provinc
town ITO sp landed 80 VIII not landed 18th. Thrver. Tic
man beverly, 22o sp blkish bark Ohio Flanders. NJ
noibing the last cruise.
Bark Oliver Crocker. LaphRm, NIB, at Tayai Aug
having tax en- 29y bhis OIL. which landed Fayn
Would cruise the 40 ground until middle Of Nov,
south,
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BELOW
Ship Black Warrior. from -.
SAILED
Sth--Sieamers Kangaroo (I,r. Clark Geo c Collins
Earth euia Haze ships Clyde. Regent; bark Haversha
brig la Cay enne; ctrs Maria Jane, Evans, Howe
; Wind ct sunset W.
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OFFICE or THE BRooKLvN. EAST NEW YORK
~ and Rockaway Railroad Company, s4s Fulton stres
lfookyn, seLt SeA-seaed proposals will be received
ser !. 70 a. !, osoeh usHp for building mat lorsn q
away, cot Of the county Of Queens FAns aud secinca.
uons also tAnx Proposals can os al the once OF the
confauy fropo sails TO be endorsed to tho
New York and ke ctaway Railroad Co
GEoRsK LvoSARr. Sec JOSEPH q. WARD, Pres
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Y,tRHscrf ANr GEaa M LANG A3RS. -Paos ESSoB
rELLLRlN'. si9 BFoasNaf favor ~ spowm %
York c'.nt tcasner since e = W.T. 'ccoive
pe.. TO- pirate tuition tTsnea, Gcrmsn Laiia sat
IfNps'aas etrsrgcrs
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TWO youS0 GENTLEMAN WISH TO oPss COR.
Il rsspondencs with two young ladies, With q view TO
mstrmcny. Address separately, q. u. asd 1. q. b,
AGx p. oadssY, ros, oncs,
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sTAHiI.Y 'sEHoof ro2 TEN BOYS ~ Ale poH1
4 Wa,nit,n. rsopeAs september H. Tusiishs Fresrh
aua s nish .lcs.n houss Address tic.cssor dse
-~uf. ia, Lidrr, = =