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Mill Notice.

DEES0Ns intending to have WAea. ground at
d my Mill will please bave th:ir naues regis
tered, ard days will be assigned .hcm at the ti.no
"i registering their nnm,s.
wish every ore To stale about The number &C
bushels he intends to send.
Have your Wheat well cleaned and dry-my
mill is not IL thresLing or flaming machine.
Turns Cor soldiers. families and hnrse turns,
mol exceeding , bushels, have preference.
rers"ns whose nanra Ire registered unst hs
p"i.'',,al "r they will :r-c fLrir :,l"oo=.
4. Z. MiMS
.ju.y 20 If -
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Burial Cases !!

q keep ccustantly on hand full stock &c Walnut
4 aud Mahogany C0FFISS. which. ftYm and
after sh. date, will be sod for CASH, cnd at
nrices as reasonable a. iltc times vii! admit or.
Tho use or the lIEtRsE Will be charged for
,ctorairs 10 The SANE ratio.
JOHN MxNITT.
Eageacld. s. Z, Oct 70. 1861. If AZ
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SroxEMAN THE ERAIDEn.-Thc roN6wng facts
were communicated to the Atlanta Hteltigen-
Ger by gentleman whose veracity is unim
peachable and which illustrates the despica-
BILE character of Stoneman, the raider, now
prisoner in this city:
When st the head of portion of his COM
mand in Jones county, but e few miles distant
from Macon, Ca, lie entered the house of a
highly respectable citizen, who was absent TO
avoid capture, and ordered his wife, an accom-
plshed lady, to cook breakfast for him and
his tendants. This she did, providing for
them the. best she could, and which we doubt
not was superior in quantity and quality
the brute and his men had ever been accus<
toned to Having gorged himself with the
good things set before him, this Federal Cen
eral proceeded next toEtako q survey Of the
house in which he had been SO Hospitality,
forced Though it was, entertained. Ills first
amusement was to draw his sword and cut to
pieces several Of the lady's dresses that were
hanging against the wall Of one of the cham.
bcrs, and having thus vented his diabolical
malice, he next exhibited his licenious and
beastly nature by making dishonorable pro-
positions to The lady of the house herself.
Lucky it wss fcr tho lustfuI beast that the
husband was not near to hear the insult Of.
fefed to his wife for if he had been, nothing
would have saved him from, deadly revenge
And this is the General who must be tender
ed cvilities This, the distinguished raider
who must have indulgencies extended tn
him,. :.
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the South than the Yankees themselves, and
swear We all deserve the halter. But so long
as we make money we don't heed their curses.
All, sir, when on my death bed would
have given all my wealth for one faint hope
Of pardon - =,
dts too late now to hope. for mercy"
sneered tho Devil. You shor;i have thought
of that when you were "rlnging the hard
earned dollars from your brave soldiers and
their families-men who were risking their
lives to shield you and yours from merci.
less foe: men whom yoW showed no mercy,
and whose helpless wives and little ones You
suffered to perish unheeded and uncared for
repeat, it is too late now to indulge in any
of your ine-spun theories of future hope and
forgiveness. l believe One, whose name |
dare not mention, intends to save all those
soldiers, and send your class to me, in place
of them. You will be permitted to enjoy
YOUR ill-gotten wealth for time; but mark
me! shall revel in the agony of each re.
curing death scene, and welcome each vic.
tim. freshdrom his sin-stained, foul and pol
luted death-bed!"
"Then there is no hope for the extortioner"
queried tho cx-grocer.
Hooe" exclaimed Satan, with maig-
nant chuckle. "I4ook around you See those
sulphurous flame. coiling ard wreathing and
twlning themselves around those yelling
wretches. Behold their fiery tongues suck
ing the steam-ike breath as it flows from
their heated lungs, feeding on that which they
torture. Hear the hoarse oath, the frenzied
yell, the piercing scream wrung from the
gaspipesauivering, writhing victim. See ye
hops there? And such is your doom, and
that of your fellows"
Thus speaking, the Devil made sign to
two of his familiar imps, and the extortioner
was suddenly seized and borne away, franti.
cally struggling, into the hottest portion OF
the fiery lake, his last despalring wall of
agony and terror falling on my. ears with
such appalling horror that started from my
sleep-when 10 twas all dream" thabase-
less fabric Of vision"
In noting down the above, the writer does
not wish to be understood as intending any.
thing personal. Not at all. The application
is so very broad and general as to lea7e nn
room for personal or technical exceptions.
However, ii there are any who feel their
honor (?) agsrieved, respectfully refer them
to my next friend, jim Il, who will ex-
plain the--ahem -" corpus deficit"
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ass- They oung Mons Dobntins Society, ha,;-
inr dismissed the question, "Whcre does fire go
to when it goes eut% have got o new and more
exciting one up" When house is destroyed By
fire, does it burn up, or does it. burn do'On :"
There is to be ,carm debate on this question.
z,as- Stanton has not resigned. Hcsays: Hay
ing been solicited and accepted the Office, ho will
not voluntarily Tsliuqaish it.
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Candidates fer the Legislatures.

5 Cart. ]. I. BUNCH,
Dir. A. W. YOVNGBLO0D.
WV. ADAMS, ESQ.
F. A. TOWNSEND, ESQ.
Dir. il. II. COOK,
GEy. Il. G. 81. DUN0VANT,
MAJ. A. J. HAMMOND,
Col. JOHN uUIET,
Carr. LEWIS JONES. -
pE. W. D. JENN!NGS,
REV. 4. w. LlNEI.HE,
J. p. NICKl CR, Esq.
GEO. d. TiLiNAN, Hsc. NeS
cApr II. W. ADDISON, ~
s. y. GRIFFIN,
MAI. JO:!N Il. BACON,
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Farmers ore earnestly requested to be punctu-
al in their returns, tho regulat!onsin in this de-
partment require it.
All Wheat is to be returned. No reservation
this year. All vino make over 10 pounds Of Weel
are taxed. GEO. a. ADDlSoN'
:. Assessor 18th Dist., ,7:h 9!h Rogts.
Aug16 st S+
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Bolted and Unbolted Flour.

A correspondent of the Charleston Courier
sends that excellent journal the following,
which we recommend to the attention Of our
readers:
l. It's more economical. One bushel Of
wheat will make sixty pounds unbol,ed, but
only cnly forty pounds Of bolted -four We
raise in the Contedcracy at least twelve mill
i'm bushels of wheat, which is only. about two
bushels per head If :his is ground and bolt
ed, one third or four millions must go to
waste in the form Of shorts or bran, but using
it unbolted it would be saved, and at twenty
five dollars per bushel, the snug little sum of
one hundred million Of dollars would be
saved. *.
,. 1t is healthier and more nourishing than
bolted-the bran and shorts contain the most
nutrtion--thc bolted flour contains mostly
starch.
3. 1t is mora palatable; it has the natu-
raj sweet taste of wheat, which is lost BY
boiling.
4. Any common corn mill can make un-
boiled -four To bolt flour requires COM
plicated lot of machinery. The army could
have portable mills and make their own flour
whenever wanted. The same mill will llgrind
unbolted -four three times as fast rs bolted
5. Unbolted flour. will keep sweet any.
length Of time, which is not the case with
bolted.
6. Lastly: Unbolted -four is to bolted flour
as a red flannel shirt is to nice ironed linen
shirt with standing collar. The short Is
cheaper, healthier and more copvenient-the
latter costs more, is not as healthy and more
trouble to be kept in order, but it looks much
nicer, particularly for dandy. :.
Now is the time to actuponit it, as the wheat
of this years crop is commenced to be used.
The men in authority should prohibit boiling
-four made Of wheat and 1 assure you that
Such prohibition would bea real benefit to
everyone without exception.
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Assessors Notice.

r WILL attend at the time and places Indicted
4 below to receive the quarterly Returns Of Reg
istered. Tax Payers for the quarter ending %o'h
June last i have lhe namcs."f Severed Tax
Payers who are liabla 10 au Income Tax wa"
have made no returns TO m-,--als" many who
have failed TO return their Pork. This is to give
notice for the last time that il returns are mol
made Mt once executions will bc Issued against
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Non,r ro,onoon ot nj

Nancy Coleman, OF al,
VS..
julius Day, Adm'or. ct al. =
BpY virtue Of nm order of the Court in this casc
I'D will proceed to sell at EdgeGeli c. H., on
Monday tho 5th day of Sept. noxt, the Real
Estate described in the plcadings to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, known as the Gar
rett Place, containing Four Hundred and Thirty
acres, more or lesss9 adjoining lands Of Thomas
Garrett, Estate of Geo. Mckie and others.
TERMS.-Sold or 4 credit of - months with
interest from day Of sale, except costs and ex-
penscs Of snc which mas. be paid in cash. l'ur-
chasers to give hUnd with at least sood sureties
to secure the purchase money and pay for papers
extra. e. ". CARWlLE, C.E.E.D.
Aug0 vt %
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Estate Notice.

THERSONS having claims against the Estate OF
u. DR.. E. Bland, decd, are requested to pre-
sent the same forthwith to Mr.. James NJ. Harri-
son, who is my authorized Agent in settling up
the business of the Estate.
w. R. F. BLAND, Adm'x.
Nov4 tt A
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Estate Notice.

a I.l. persons in any wise indebted to the Gatate
n .nf n. NJ. Penn. der'd, hrs earnestly request
-,l to cu,nc forward ani settle up without delay.
Those ha,r. rlsims against said Esfate will fen.
der them in, properly attestrd, at IN early dsro.
q. l.. PENN, Aim'o
IF Al
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~ Yankee papct says: ga petition Ia
being largely signed, intended to be presented to
the Prssiden. asking him to agaip call Gen. Nc
Clcllan into active service, 1t being the universal
impression that this popular General could rally
$4,000 volunteers to bis standard. This, if ac-
ceded to, would render draftkunneeessury, be-
sides meeting all pressing milEsry sSigelcies."
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b OFFER. Nj rkUrEE*St0NAL SERVICES
4 to tbc people oi hhseiied Distlice.
Office formerly occupied by .M"ragne nrd ny
self. Il. ". ADDis0N.
Attorney a' Law
July &c .s
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Nov 4
Notice

rs hereby given thnt application will be mado
4 70 the Legislature of this State at its next
Session for a chsr'er Of the Bath Mills Company
IN EdgoGcld District
July l3 3,n %
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PERSONS EXENrr sEoN ALI MILITIA Drrf.
The Lieutenant Governor; The Judges of the
Courts of Law and Equity; tho nrdinares; Clerks
Of the Courts f Colnmon Pleas and General :S,s-
sions; Sheriffs; Masters, Commissioners and
Registers in Equity; the Secretary of S,a;e ;
Survcyor General; Comptroller General. and
TrcGsurers of the State.
@p Papers Of Sale publish thrca times.
Ers. 10 81 -
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J. S. smyly's, Monday, ed Aug.
Dorn's Mills, Same day o'clock.
Rountree's Store, Tuesday, 2"d
W. N. Moh:e's, Same day ocIcck.
ITaltiwanger's, Wednesday, 21in
Isham Culbreath's, Same day o'clock.
Coleman's Y Roads, Thursday 25.n
Perry,s. Same day o'clock.
IIuiets Store, Friday, 2oen
Mrs. Gibson's, Samo day o'clock.
Mrs. Norris, Saturday, Zfn
Ridye, Same day o'clock.
DR.. J. r. Mobley's, Monday, 2s:h
Mount Willing, Same day oelceE.
J.P. Micklei's, Tuesday, 3Vln
Richardson's, Same day o'clock.
Tax Payers who are liable to tho ABOVE IaS
will please be punctual in their attendance 50 as
to enable me. to reach my appointments in time.
Il. c. GRIFFIN, Assessor
18th Col. Dist.
Aug Is -. It "f
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Assessors Notice.

y WILL attend ut the time and places mention
4 ed below to receive Returns of Wheat, oats,
Rye, Cured Hay and Wool, including what may
have been sold or consumed Of tho,crop of 1861:
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Aug 5
NOTICE.

n HEREBY give notice that1 will be at the
following places for the purpose Of exchang-
ing CLOTH and SUGAR for BACON for the
use of the Army. The exchange will be as fol-
lows One pound Of Sugar for two pounds of
Bacon, or one yard Cloth for pound Of Bacon.
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Stale Of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
nYW. F. DURIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary Of
Id ~Edge6eld District:
Whereas, .Iano Buldie & D. A. Boddie has ap.
piled to me for Lettors OF: Administration, oaaii
and singular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits OF Obadiah Bodlie, late of the District
aforesaid, deed. -,
These are therefore. to cite and admonish all
and sin ngular the kindred and creditors VI the said
deceased, to be and appear before mo- at eur next
Ordinarys Court for the said District to DO holden
at Edgehcld Court House, on the lst dny Of
Sept. pext,: to show cause, if any, why tho
said administration should not be granted.
Given under. my hand and seal, this 18th day of
'aue. in yenr Of our Lord ono thousand eight hun
dred and si1ty-fou and in the eighty eighth
wear of the Independence of South Carolina.
W.F. DBRIS0E, 0.E.D.
Aug. 16 2t 3a
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CAN DLlo-A- 1's4s,.
For Tax Collector.

For Tax Collector.
J. n. FRISCO,
VI. Fl. HOLLOWAY,
BENZ. ROPER,
sTAELlNG TrENEa,
CHARLES CARTER.
BERRY HORNE,
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Tax in Kind for 1854!

y WILL attend ut the following times and pla-'
Il ces to receive Returns of Ia IN MINI ior
Wheat, Oats, Ryc, Cured Hay md Wool
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Notice

n WILL be at Edgtheh C. II. on Friday snd
4 Saturday in each week. until further police.
to receive aud receipt for the Tith . Tax in Wheat
far 1864 and tho Bond Bacon. Farmers and
Planters will please take due notice. snd govern
themselves accordingly. My Office will net be
open until tie 18th inst.
T. A. JONES,
Purchasing Agent
Aug2 # 3E
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Tax Payers are requested to be pnuc'nal in
their attendance, and come prepared to make re-
turns Of their entire crops as indicated abors:
CHARLES CARTER, Assessor
Tx in Kind I3th Col. District
Aug II ss "a
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Notice.

A PpLIcATI0N will be made ut the noxt sit
"A ting Of the'Legislature of South Carolina
10 increase the rate of Toll at the Sand Bar Ferry
nm hs Savannah River, near tho city of Augusta.
E. r. WHATLEY, Proprietor.
May 81 It -
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Professional Card.

.iu:y 20
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Tax Collectors Notice.

Aug 1G
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
A Ivan J. BAKER 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS.
a ALBERT G. HAYWOOD, Auctioneer.

e,
!. Pianoforte, Drawing Room Furniture en.suite.
Drocade and Lace Curtains Velvet Carpets,
Paintings Statuary Bronzes, and
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
This day wednesday,. March l6,
y he elegant resence A9 West Sixteenth street. between
nth and sixth sale commencing at II o'clock
The auctioneer would cali particular stten on Of his
friends and the pnblc this SALE the catalogue comprising
The largest and richest assortment Of Household Furniture
md Works Of Art offered at auction this Sale
reptory Drawing RoomsEuperb Suits covered with bro
ate Of richest descripon brocae Curains 70 match B.
nors Mandolin Paintings by eminent artists Kncognures
Cabinets Bronze and Orrnon Clocks Marble Statuary,
rosewood Panoforte richest instrument offered at
~ season fonr roupd corners fur octave Stool an
Cut Glassware, Dinner Sets Silver Casters Urns Spoons
HALVES Turreens Salvers Oyster DISH Arm Chairs Loun
0aoe Msttresses Bedding Carpets Sofas Rockers Book
sands Feather Beds Blankets Sheets CounerpAnes; also
Furniture Of servants apartmeuts Parties wishing 10
tend this sale take Fifth Sixth stages
Asor, st. Nicholas Metropolitan Hotel leaving Six
tesnth street. few doors from house. A
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

A UCTIoN NOTICE -B. ROTH. AuCTIoNEER,
An EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY ,,r,rr.
M RICH CUT GLASS AND CHINA WARE,
IVORY CUTLERY AND SILVER WARE,
80 VELVET. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
BEAUTIFUL PARL0R FuRNlTgEsr p.pYop su,re
xLKGANr ROSEWOOD PIANoEQETE p,,vr,uas
sv.KIsH EASY STAIRS AND EoTSossss ss nn,so !,
s AZ public auction .
81 tho elegant residence OF private family 40 iy Clinton
Vacs Fghh strestl between FiI,n and ssth avenues
Al q o'clock In the afternoon precisely. = !.
The sale the contents OF the house. and oet o.
made order for the present owner by celebrated
sAy makers, and used but months The whoe VIII
BE- sold peemptoriy rain or shine Offering extra induce
PARIoR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Three beautiful sod and black walnut Parior
ia rich French satin hrocacl and reps Turk
fsh Easy Chairs and Lounges to match rosewood Centre
Tables Bsgefes Corner and Book stands ~ day
Bronze Clock rich China and Parian Vases Paror Orna
ents elegant Brocael and Lace Curtains, hne on
% on Paintings Ensrsvnss large Mirrors ana ohsnde
mAaSIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIsNoFoRTE. STOOL
AND COVER, COST 500;
elcran instrument, with round corners beauIully
carved ecs and case with all modern improvements over
strung ful plate French action fu seven octave
ROSEWOOD mahogany Beds,cads Bureaus, wasnsands
Sofas, Chairs, Rorkefs. Mirrors Clocks, Tabes, beu
Lounges Spring and Hair Mattresses. Beds. Blankets Yea
Tables Extension Table Grss China and silver Ware, Ia
sae Cutlery, &C. Sale positive Deposit required
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
4 UcTToN NorICE.-D. D. cAuLK1Ns. AUcrIoNBER.

SPLENDID HOUaEHoLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART, &C. -
A. Public Auction, this day (Wednesday) March 10,
Al the eleeant residence
No. 2lS WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.
fveen Bighth and Ninth avs sale cnnmencne II ococs.
s.'.A ROSEWOOD. AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS.
DRONzB AND ORMOLU cHArDEliERs c.upprs
sxvRss AND DRESDEN CHINA ossXMKNIs. rs ~ :. 80 -
snocADE AND LACE lSTs41S iSfEA5Ss ssnoszr s1AruAaY
OIL PAINTINGS By EMINENT ARTIsTs,
BOOKCASE, srAeRREs, caNfAE ftSin' Ills 'AsI''
- CHINA GLASS AND sILvER WARE.
fosEWooD CHAMBER FURNirURE. Louis xiv style
The sale comprises Of the richest and most elabo
atsy Paror Furniture offered At public auction
md 70 be sold without reserve An examination VIII
Parors contain three elegant Suits rosewood Paror
grange coored broade and satin rosewood spen
MA0NfFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOF0RTE,
Stool and Cover,
elegant nsiumen with round corners beauhuy earv.
q Nah And .Ase all modern Improvements
Also magnificent collection Of Paintings rosewood
Turkish Basy Chairs In tine rosewood Centre an
ds marble TOP Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
CHAMBER suits. in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
ssn pure Hair Mattresses from 40 to 80 pounds made TO or
Aor, In excellent condition
Dining Room Furniture consisting Of 6ne oak Extension
Dining Table oak Arm Chairs Silver Ware. rich CHINA.
Cws and Engraved Glassware of every descr ption. =.
attendance 10 cart pack or ship goods Tor pur
Il B-House and Lot for sale Apply on the premises
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
]. BLRECKER- -sUPREME COURT. UNDER D

j. BLEECKER-SUPREME COURT, UNDER DI.
n OF Rlcsard Mount Jr.. special Guardian,
wpodlawn, known as the Morat Es ate-A. J. BLRRCK-
nR. SON CO. win sell at auction. Wednesday March
A 1884 at ~ ocoSk q the E1chSnge salesroom No III
teea Lots south side, 2 feet Of Eleventh
Eleventh avenue four Lots west side Of lO6th
e feet west Of Eleventh lo6h street. twelve Lots
geet wentyfour Lots north sidc 100 feet west Of
Eleventh avenue 10th street. twenty four Lots south
vay and o6.h street ranguar piece Of ground on Broad
Lots west side, commencing at 06b street and runhng
rouRh 70 Eleventh Eleventh avenue, four Lots
losh street northwest corner Twsif avenge s.x Lot:
two Lots. south side, 100 feet Of Twelfth avenue
6xl00 EACH l0Sh street. two Lots south sde commenc
ing $50 feet east of Twelfth 10th street. Lots
certh side commencing 100 feet east Of Twelfth ayenue
15h street. three Lots north side commencing $50 feet
eas OF Twelfth avenue; also two Cores the north sid
g IUth street, between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues
also all the water right in front of said tract Maps &C.
the Office OF the auconeers " Cedar street. adjoining the
Dnnk OF Commerce
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

A ,: BLEECKER. AUcrIOREER.
s; s.sss sas q .As s'sRs.y 81
"a win sell al auction the following valuable Lots Of
sf A e. = Of Ss
We whole property anquestonaeie and the sale VIII be
sioaasss sls sy sis baiisns, on SeSnssSas
@ a. On per cent % o. m Inc money
.sy9s b Lots the east side q aysaas between
paved sewerage and the walks Ha,sed
AyKsuE B-S Lots The east side Of avenue B, between
Ser LotsJ, each lot 23 feet ~ 81.
Avenue B-s Lots tne east side OF avenue between
AvKNuE ca Lots the west Of q. between
h and 10Th sts each % By sS ieeti avenue paved and
AVENUE Gs Lots on ives, side Of avenue G. including shs
on he wes side "a y q D.
sth and 18th sts ncludng the corner letsl each lot
sIn srsEsr Lots the north sidc Of 18Th e. join
he last described lots o. avenue D. each lot py
Lots the south side Of 18th st adlo.n
f10 sI is severed. paved and nascod ---.
Hra srsEKr-l Lot the north side Of 18th st. % feet
sswersd. paved. and walks Jagged
ls ~ ho. On north side Of eh st. W fees east
sEyEsrrNKrs. sIsnEr-7 Lots on south side q Seven.
g. e,, except Iis one lot which IS aoxs2 =
SEVENTEENTH srREEr-l6 Lots the north side Of Seven
ses. from avenue B. each a5 By % feet street severed
ass s es Tss s side Of R
snth street the whole front Seven
cred paved, culbed gu!ercd and the walks haggsd
Lets % % on the noth % aide q Esn
- by s2 feet street severed paved curbed and gustered
N,NE1EENTa STREETS Lots on the south side Of Nine
tenth street, directly in the rear Of the last described and
ii6rn lots north side ITS feet east Fourth
avenue; size 25xlCO ~ EACH -.
second street and First ayenuei size % 5xl00
Mans 6 the ssSss Ss may s y q
street. ad joining the Bank of Commerce.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16
Ivan C. BAKER 4 Co, AUCTIONEERs.
"A ALBERT G HAYWOOD, AuctioneeE
SUPERB HOuSEHOI.D FuRMITuRE 6C

o this day "Wednesday March 6 five story brown stone
residence rs Bsst Tenth four doors from Broadway
sAae commencing at two O'Clock this afternoon. Dining
Ecom walnut sdsboard and Extension Tables Arm Chairs
Dinner and Tea Sets ruby and white Glass Ware Table
Cutlery, silver Plated Ware xo Oval MIRRORS Pariors-
Rosewood and walnut Paror Furniture Brussels Carpets
sins; Pa!nnnes s.atuary. Bronze Clocks sevrss and
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