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By command:
[signedl A: G. GARLlNGroS'
Adjutant and Inspector General 5. Z.
Official: q. A. FoLLlS, a. a. y.
EXTRACT.

srcrIos |. BE it enacted hy tae Senate and
House of Representatives, now met and sitting in
General Assembly, and BY the authority OF the
same, That The Governor bo and is hereny au-
,horizcti to accept AS many Volunteer Ccbpanis'
Of Mounted Infantry Us inay be offered, to con
sst oi .nnt less than sixty fcrr' nor more 'i;a1
on. Hundred men, exclusive of Commissioned
Officers. WHO sh.il bo organized by him into Dat
talions or Regiments hy the election of Field
officers if the number of said Companies bc suf.
ivicn, for that purpose, and said Companies shall
bo called out al the discretion Of the discretion of
iii, Governor. to suppress ineurrcc:ions, or to re-
pcl actual or threatened raids Of the enemy with
ir this Stale, and shall DC discharged from actu,
nj service whenever in bis Judgment the sctual
1ecessity for such services haa-r-e.5i.
n-paprr= ot ihc' Sis'o r"py i.l're !ilrt+.
Nav -. 81 -
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"GALlAxr CoFFEE."-Two distinguished
" ossiIerg' d! Til: Con!ederacy, while on the
way lrom Houston TO this port, lately step
ned :or breakfast al tue residence .; an o'd
lady who has three sons in the arnly:: Not
relish;ng her Confederate coffee, lheS pr i
curel some 'ssure enough c.'llie' from their
private stores. Their gailantrY led them to
cller :. por;iun 10 tie good lady OF the house,
accompanied with THIS remark Z" This coffee,
.na.lani. wGs captured hy chr gallant soldiers
,.hc Tcclc country" Tho madam locked
dAp.ers at cur hcroS,, aid not only refused
70 acccyt any Of the said bcve;ece, but Patri-
o;ical!. cxr!amtd; :" II uur gallant soldiers
cap.uyd why c.u't they get charce TO
driuk i!y'-Col. Texas Telegraph
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The State Of South Carolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Nv ORDINAR Y.

IS URDlAIN IL
EIY W. F. DURISGE, Esquire, Ordinary OF
Whereas, Bct,ic r. Adarrs, has applied t,..mc for
Lcttc.a OF Administration, 's Ioni~ non, on all
aud singular tho guoas and obutiels, rights and
credits Of James I. Adtus, late oil the Distrist
aforesaid, decd.
These are therefore, to cite and a!moniSh all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before mo, at our
next Ordiuary's Court for the said District, to be
holdon at Edseicld c. II. on the iih day Of
Juno next, to show cause, if any, why the said
Given under my hand ana seal, this 2lst dry
of May in the year Of our LnrI one thou
sand eight hundred all sixty-four, and in the
eighiy-eighth year of the Independence Of the
State of South Carolina.
w.. DURISoE, o. L. D.
May "a ct 2a
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State Of South Carolina,
EDTEFIEIID USTNIOI,

IN UKUINhN1.
HpY W. F. DUMsos, Esquire, Ordinary of
Ed Edgercd District:
.Whereas. H. II. smilh bas applied to me
for Letters Of Administration. on al and singular
The goods .nd cha;,es, rights and credits Of John
Breslen, late Of the District aforesaid, deed.
Taeso are, therefore, Ia cite and admonish all
and singular, tho kindred and creditors of The said
deceased, to be ana appear before me, at neats
0rdnarys Court Tor rho said District, to be holden
at Edgelell Court Hoass; on tho 9TH day OF
June ne.l, to show ca1se, il any, why the
said administration should not hc granted.
Given under my hand and sca;ths 2ltb day of
May, in yenr Of our Lord one thousand eisht bnn-
trel aud sixty-f"ur aud sfh tho eishty-eghth
year Of the Indcpcndepcs of South eurolins.
w. r. DJRISoE, 0.E.D.
May "a 81 22
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Tax in Kind.

DEPOT No. =, SEC. No. =, 4th c. D. S. c.,
EpaErIELp c. H., May 7th, 1861.
;EIAY1EG been appointed Agent for receiving
LII tho Tax III Kind at this place, producers
will take notice that am now ready 10 receive
the Tithe-Tax of Sweet Potatoes, 1rsh Potatoes,
Corn, Wheat, Cats, Rye. Buckwheat Peas,
Ground Peas, Cured Hay, Cured Fodder, Cotton,
Rice, Sugar, Molasscs, Tobacco and Bacon, and
that they must deliver it on or before the 10th of
juno next, or Csc be Liable to forfeit five times
tho estimated value thereof in default of payment
ia Kind. No produce will bc received over l2
- ST. Go0DE, Agent,
Depot To o-,sec. No 9th C. d. S. G.
May il. At "
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strayed or Stolen

nN Saturday, 7sh May, from my plantation, u
I } miles from Augusta, in,Edgeheld District,
(the Thomas place. Dark Boy MARE, three
years old, medium size, one hind leg whits, white
around fetlock. Alio. left my premises about two
months previous, Red 6lilch COW, about 10
years old, with white spot in her head. A suita-
,b!e reward for either will be paid.
Ann E. HANCk.
May 13 It u
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olsGosicAL MrRara--'Te learn from 8
gentleman from Ear.weil. S. C., that { most
saocking murder WIS perfe:ratcd by negro
man in that district few days since. 1t ap-
pears that Mrs, Bradley, while riding cat,
vas followed b7 negro belonsiag to Ir.
Thomas Holly and murdered. Her person
was terribly lautilatc:!-,her :e:d being cnt
open and her tongue cllt out. bes;des ot2tr
mu,i!a.;c;is on her person. The i.-g.osssrEs
subsequently, spFreheaded and paid tie Pen
alry with his life.
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May "a
State. of South Carolina
.,EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
LEORDINAR

IN ORDINARY.
Ely W., F. DURIs0E, Eaq, Ordinary Of Edge
Eb field District:
Whereas, Henry Oouts, sr has applied 20 lnc
for Lettors of Administration, on.all and singn-
lar tho goods ald.chattels, rights and credits Of
II ,nry QUITS, jr., late of the District aforesaid,
SThese arc, therefore, to cite and admonish ell
anu singular, tho k,adrcd and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, ut our
neyt Crdinarys Court 70, the said District to lrc
holden at EjscGeld c. H., on the Sd day Of
juno next, TO show cause. if any, why tho said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and soal, this goth day
of Muy in the year of our Lord one thousand
oight hundred dnd Sixty-four, and Ia the eighty
eighth year oY tho Independence Of South Caro-
lima. W.F'pURlSOE, O.E.p.
May % 2t -
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Co1,.ress;a9sa:.

RlcnMoHp, May lS.-Tie Senate passed a
b;iI aseue!a,or o: the Currency Act Of the
last session. 1t authorizes the Secretary Of
tie Treasury 10 issrc one If rew issue inr
every three otthe old funded Gn the lst Of
January, Or as soou thereafter Is practicable,
he shall reduce the cir'ulalcn 10 Two hup-
drcd millions. Any State having Old ircasu.
ny notes r,:ay receive The "ew wizsae il exchange
lor ha!f,he amcn@t and bonds for the otAer
ale. iIoldcrs Of Treasury notes entitled to
be exchanged ior new Issue. mag furd 'hem
at the satie rate OF exchange in four Per cent.
bon,,s not taxable, principal or incest. liol-
ders OF ionr cent certificates NAV c2:cian-c
them lus bonds as a,re described at the rate
o ihree Tor two, or transfer lhcn by the de-
liver OF the four per cent certificates which
shall enable the irolGeg to Use the same for
The payment Of Government dues.
Tie Senate also passed. the llonse bill to
provide for the redemption Of the old Treasu-
ry notes held by Indian tribes.
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CANDIDATES.
s--a =Ai-f T., =,
Fer Tax Collector.
BENZ. ROPER,
STARTLING TURNER,
CHARLES CARTER.
. BERRY HORNE,
W. II. HOLLOWAY,
Barter !. Barter! !!

yNyHE GRANITEvILLE MANUFACTURING
Il COMPANY mill Barter Cloth fer P.o.
duce, on the following terms:
One Yard A sheeting, Drills or 0snaburgs, or
lighter Cloth in proportion. for apound Of Bacon
Sides, pound Of Lard or Tallow.
Three yards OF the same, md in the same, pro-
portion for light gnods, for bushsl of Corn or
Peas or hundred pounds of good Fodder.
Fifty yards Of the same, and samo proportion
of light goods. for barrel Of Super6no Flour.
Three yards as above for a. g.i!s;- of sorshe
SyrgaS
All articles must be delivered at Grapiterlle
where the exchanges will be made. The highest
price given fer good white Glenn Cotton, with or
without cloth cOvering-and tho Suae paid for
iu Cloth ut market ratos.
y WM. GREGG, Pres't.
Apr 1o If 16
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After which time my Looks will close for the
State and District Tax. hope Tax payers will
he puncaal in making return, aud paying tho
same, aud save being double Taxed.
Al the same time and places in the 18th Colec-
ton District for the Confederate War Tax cnin-
posed of the oh an'i'1th Regiments. will receive
Returns and Assess the s:ine, Of the additional
income Tax. This is an additional Tax on profits
derived from buying and selling during ths year
1864. any Spiriruaus Liquors. Flour, Wheat, Corn,
Rice, SUGAR Moiasses IT syrup, Salt, Bacon, Pork,
Hogs. 1crf or BEEF Cattle, sheep, Oats, Hay,
Fmlicr. Raw Hides. Leather, Horses, Mulea,
Boois, Shoes, Cotton Yarns. Wool, Wooen, Cotton
or Mixed Cloths. Hats, Wagons. Harness, Coal,
Iron. Steel or Mills. ALSO, All profits made by
buying and selling Money, Cold, Silver, Foreign
Exchange, Seeks, Notep. Debts. Credits, or 0hli-
cations of ,ny Kind, or any Merchandise. Pr"per-
ty, or effects Of any kind, not enumerated. It Tax
oil 10 per cent. is levied,
T will also receive Returns CT the rct Pork
slaughtered by ary Person between the 2ith Arril
1863 and the lst nf March lsGt. MS all arc sr'-
i.ct t. this Tax in Kind cycent those who did not
slaughter more than 2jJ lbs aud they are exempt.
Alan Registered Persons are required to make
returns og their quarterly sales for the quarter
commencing the lst January pad ending the 3lst
Marc! 1854.
Also. GU tho amount of all Profits exceeding
Twenty-Five per cent made during the year SOB,
by any Da:.king Company, Railroad, Telegraph,
Manufacturing or other Joint Stock Company of
auy description ahGtcvrr whether incorporated or
49,: Tax of.Twcuty-aye per cent. i. levied to
in a1itiom to the Iucuae Tax Of such Banks or
Companies under Act of 24th April 1853.
TIIE0S. DEAs', Assessor
l2h Collection Dist.
Sr,r 9t It ~
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Burial Cases !!

q keep constantly on hand u full stock Of Walnut
Il and Mahogany c0rFINs, which, from and
after ,his date, will be sold for CASH, aud at
prices rs rcasonsb- as tho times will admit OF.
Thea,.e OF tho IlEAESE will be charged for
accor.insto thesame ratio.
Elgctc!.l, S. c., octlo, 1864. If AZ
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AT THE SAME TIME, I will sell al the per-
sonnl Estate of the late Mrs. NJ. JULIA BUT
LER, decd, consisting of
THREE NEGROES;
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
&c, &C., &c.
Sold on credit until 1st January next With
interest from day of aalo. Purchasers to give
notes with approved suretie-.
Z. W. CARWILE, Adm'or.
May 9th, St go
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Assessors Notice.

u WILL attend atits timo and places indicated
4 below to receive returns Of Taxes levied, un-
der tue Act Of Congress Of 11th February, 1861.
This Tax. il an addition to tho Ta1 on lncome
AMI Profits under the Tx Act Of 18th Apr. 1853.
Ridge, Wednesday, 18th May
james D. Waison'a, Monday, 2ad
Mrs. Norris, Tuesday, eth
George Addy'<, wsine s'layj.5 e"
Noun. Willing, Friday, 9Th
d. j. R. MoG!cys, Saturday, eslh
Tax payhrs are required to rcturn all proG';
made by buying and selling at my time between
the LIST day Of january 1863, and the lst day Of
january 1861, any Sriri'pors Liquors, Flour,
Wheat, Corn, Rice, Sugar, Molasses or Syrup,
Salt, Bncon, Pork. IIrS$, Beef or Beef Cattle,
Sheep, 0lt,. Hay, Folder, Raw llides Leather,
Horses, Mules. Boots SHOES, Cotton' Yarns, Wool,
Wooden, Cotton or Mixed Cloths, Gats, Wagons,
Hurress, Coal, Iron, Steel or Nails
Also, all profits mnle by buying and selling
Money, Gold, Silver, Foreign Exchange, Stocks,
Notes. Debts, Credits or Obligations of any k::t.
or any Mcrcaaud:,e. Properly, or effects of any
kind not enumerated in the preceding paragraph
= tax Of 10 per cent. shall! be assessed and col
lcrtcd.
Net P,rk.-Those persons who have failed to
make their returns Of Pork will save themselves
much trouble aud expense by doing so fnrthwith.
Registered Tax Payers a:e required also TO re-
turn their quarterly sales for the quarter endin,
slst March, or they will be liable To double tas
X. C. GRIFFIN.
Assessor 18th Col-Dis
Arr 10 Ct II
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Administrators Notice.

Ar LII persons indebted to the Estate Of VIM.
"A Toncy, deed, will pay the saline without delay,
and those having cluims agains; said Estate are
notified to render thcn in properly attested, to
DR.. j. b. Courtney, Agent for the Admniatrat6r,
forthwith as we desire to coso up the Estate as
soon as possible,
Mr. o. lYN AZ
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RALSE YOUR Mules I

a SUPERIOR JACK will stand sra ensuing
IA Spring Season ut Or. r. Z. Aims Steam
Mill. Terms $50 tbs Season-thc money TO ac-
company the mare. .Tha Senson to cor.inencc
the 10th March and voac tic lst Jnne.
]. II. MINIS.
Eel &c If 8
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APR II
Estate Notice.

EAERs0Ns having claims against the Estate of
.6 DR.. E. Bland, deed, are requested to pre-
sent the same forthwith to Mr.. James N. liarri-
son, who is my authorized Agent in aettling up
tho business Of the Estate.
Il. E: BLAND, .Adu'x.
NoY4 If a
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Notice.

TpEksONs indsbted to.s. B: GRIFFIN, Esq.
II are notified lhat ho has assigned hia Notes
aud Accounts to me. Thoss owing him will
please call and settle tie same.
May TO, 1859. at 81
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Candidates for the Legislature.

DR.. Il. r. COOK,
GEN. 4. G. n. DUNOyANT,
MAJ. A. j. HAMMOND,
Col. JOHN HUIET; :.
CAPT. LEWIS JONES,
DR.. W. D. JENNINGS,
REV. A. W. LINDLER,
]. P. -MIcKLER, ESQ.
GEO. D. T1LLMAN, ESQ.
DIR. a. W. YOtsNGBL0oI'.
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Estate Notice.

"A IL persons in onywi<e indebted to tho Estate
"A Of L. NJ. Penn, decd, arc eurnestly request
cd 10 como forward and settle up without delay,
Those having claims psuirst said E:totc will ren
der them in, properly attested, at an curly date
G. L. PENN, Aluo'.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN. EQUITY.

O4OAAt1SIj
IN EQUITY.
P. NJ. Butler, :.
A. P. Butler,
Abner Perrin, ct al.
HpY virtue of IN order of The Court in this case
I'D will sell on THURSDAY, the 9th juno
next, at Edsefcld G. H., the Real Estate Of Mrs.
N. Julia Butler, deceased, to wit
ONE LOT in the Village of Edsefeld, having
on it comfortable Two Story Dwelling, and all
necessary 'out-buldinss, conveniently situated to
ths business part of the Village.
Sold OF credit until the first Of January next.
vita interest from day of sale, except costs Of
suit which must be paid in cash. Purchasers TO
give bond with at least two good sureties to Sc
cure the purchase money, aud pay for titles extra
z. W. CARWILE, C.E.E.D.
May9 St 20
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A Final Settlement.

a FINAL SETTLEMENT will bo made on.
"A the Estate of James II. Swcaringen, decd,
on THURSDAY, tho 9th day Of Juno next,
Persons baying claims against sa!d Estate nra
notified 10 render thou in, property attested, By
that time, or they will be barred The hcirs
or their representatives viii meet the Administra-
tore iu the Ordinpry's 0fIoe ON that day.
EI.I1. sNEAR1EGEN,1 Az.
D. r. DUaIsoE, "u fs.
May 3 n
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Notice.

StTR4YED from my place near Hamburg about
> the 18th tf March, small Dun cow, whito
spot in forehead, marks unknown, with Black
YEARLlNG, unmarked. will giye liberal
reward for any Information or the delivery Of
them. THO5. SElLEY
Hamburg, May a,a, lsGI- -:.s - 81
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Tax Collectors Notice.

r WILL attend the times and places hereinafter
Il mentioned to finish collecting the State and
District Tax for the year 1863, commencing the
1st October 1852. 7 will commence at
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Notice.
Ethan Allen!

rEyHlS thorough bred young STALLION .wiH
& stand the Spring seasnn at the Subscribers
plantation, at S35 the Season. 'or SIS to insure
the money, due up The l.t June, at the eul Of ths
seasoa.
ETHAN ALLEN is out If Messenger mare
by Ethan Allen he ly Flying Mofssn--the best
,rotting stock kn"Nn.
ETHAN ALLEN is heautifal bay, l8 hands
nigh, scyen yea-5 Gid, aud Of fine form and as
tion. lie has as line cYlts as eau be shown In ths
District a. i. HUGHES.
Mar - Il II
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Notice.

A FINAL SETTLEMENT on. The E.,so Of
IA Wipfrey Wbilork, deed, Sill he made in
tho OrdiharJ's Office, on Tuesday I.h' Iaae, lSs!:
Tho Heirs of said Estate will take due notice and
meet the Administrative on the day above mem
toned. GEO WHliLuch, A. OF:
Mari om IL
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Tithe Receiver.

TT. M tIHEHS FhNtH.,
0er!cE CT A. c, S.,
TN W. SEIDELS Is hereby authorized to ro,
e., ceive the TAX IN KIND in the nsishhor-
hood Of Mount Willing, Edgefcld. consisting Of
Corn, Wheat, Bacon, poas, Rice and Molnsscs.
By order of CAPT. J. +. RILEY,
a. c. s.
May IS. If u
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il Chance fer ITi1io Stock

e Will. trade for No.l Marc vel: o,Ol.c to siii-
& u. !..r..ss. lie FINE TH0RQUGl BRED
SfIl!T0N F4iHCE, five yearax. cap,a!cl
~ Gea. Wtseit.r IN ke'treky. ,u,,
Hamburg, May l4th, tt II
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Taxes, Taxes, Taxes.

A LI..personsowsiag property in tho Town OF
n Hamburg viii come forgaId aud make their
Returns anil .irc in the Numbers t"f their Lots.
md pay the same by the frat ot July, or they
will be Double-Faxed.
BY order OF Cvuncil.
JOHN (. MCDONALD,
Clerk of Council.
Hamburg, May :, 1854. Ct 81
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Newly Appointed BrigaAier Gene

Newly Appointed Brigadier General.
We learn, On apparently good authority,
that Col. William Butler, Of this State. has
been appointed Brigadier General Provision
al Army Confederate States
40 appointment in this war has been more
fully meri cd. Gen. Butler is'aa brother Of
the distinguished cavalry General, NJ. G. 1atz,.
Ter. lie was q captain ia tile United States
army. and IS soon as lie heard OF the scccs-
sion Of South Carolina he resigned lis com
missisn. and hurried home from tn, lar West,
where he was stationed, and offered his SER
vices to his native State. He was Immediate
ly appointed Captain in the lst SC. Imam
try, then under the command Of Major Gen.
r. q. Anderson, who has SO o!;er won dis
tinr,ion-,hc most recc:t instance being that
of his leading the advance Of the army sue,
.ccsstully against Grant, as commemorated by
General Lees official dispatch, Gen. Butler
rapidly rose to the command Of his regiment,
which. though drilled as infantry, and elicit
inc the highes. encomiu,n from Gen. Beaurc-
gard, was, at an carly period OF the war,
charged with the duties Of heavy artillery,
and vas assigned to tliedc!ence OF Fort Moul-
trie and other works on Sulliyan's Island.
During the entire sfgc o. Charleston, and
for considerable period before it ccmmenc-
cd, Col. Butler and his gallant regiment have
been conspicuous IN hedefence OF the city.
30 regiment in tie service has had such eH
tensiye experience in artillery practice, and
it has acquired a degree Of accuracy OF fire
which commands the admiration Of cTers 'ob-
server. Gen. Ru,lel j. p rigid disciplinarian,
enthusiastically attached TO his profession,
and With ,he patriotism which has distinguish
ed his family from the first war of the revo-
luton to the present time. No appointmen.
ceulc be more acceptable to the people Of
South Carolina. We predict for Gen. Butler
career Of honor and MISUNDERSTANDING.
A. gentleman rho pas il. the fight tells US
that as the men approached the iiog1raa Of A.
J. E;ll tbe iankees cried cut Come on,
yo,, d---dJ :?ssris. We viii teach ycu. how to
light We atc Western men," And here
came the fight in estnest-hand to hand aud
nan to man. Bat our Tcn prosed tcn much
for The Yankees, ard after desperate strug
ele-sucil, probably, as was never before
knew, in this wal--ihc Nai;I:ccs gave way
and we're soon in FIJI! retreat Hero grcaf
veil, rom our mra which might be heard
for miles. They had repHlscd TIE enemy
4 he was in iul, ra,.cat to lie 'caTef CT hi'
tortifcarons
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For the Legislature.

We arr autaorivaa Ly many friends z sunounco
". W. ADAMS, Esq, a candiaass for recollection
to the State Legislature.
s'Alay 10 tes 90 (.
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e. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
fr5l COMMENCING MAY 2, 1854 ia
Passenger Station in New York. corner 2thst and NAts
Entrance 27thss.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORk:
For New Haven, T. (Ex.I llao q u. n:l5 (ELL 10
tEIl $3.50, $50 and lEx) p IN
For Bridgeport, J. lEL), Il;o = m. i2;l3 (ELl ~
(ExD $3.50, 500 and (Ex) p. IN.
For Milford aud Strstiord. !, II 3os. $50, $50 p
FOR Fairfield Southport and Wes,por I, ll;o q u ia
$50 p, m. -. -,
$50, $50. $3.50, s(Ex.) p. IN.
For DsIen and Greenwich. $50. 1880 q M 80. IN
For Greenwich. = $50 1850 m. $50 4oo SO e@pa
For stamford. T. Ell 800 1850 M; l2:l3 (ELh'
(EI), $3.50, 430, 500, $50. (Ex.l D. IN.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations, 3D. llU
m. $3.50, 40 $3.50, 6;9O, p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, a m. lEx.); 3(ELh sp N
For boston via shore Line. II. is (EI) sp N.
FOR Hartford and Springfield. iEI) ll:o m; 'ltLh
$3.50. p. m.
For Come cticut River Rar ,sd, (Ex), i:aoa N
Montreal , D. III. TO Northampton.
II 30 a m. n,,
Fer New Haven. New. London and Stoninson Railroads
O. m; 12:I5. ,, 8 2. M
FOR Canal Railroad, l2:i5 p. m. to Northampton
For Housatonc Railroad 3 g m. Up. IN.
For ksugstuck Railroad, a. m, 3 p. m.
For Dsnbury and Norwsk Railroad I, 9:D g. ni t'V
Comno dious Sleep ping Cars attached 10 Trains
JAMES H. H0YT. superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14
Gtationerp ano 5anep GOODS.
fegal Notices.

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
~ application Of the Mayor Alderman and Commonalty OF
the City OF New York relative to the OPENING of NNETY
NINTH STREET from FIFTH AVENUE to the HARLEM
RIVER, and from EIGHTH AVENUE to the HUDSON
RIVER, in the City Of New York.-Pursuant to statutes
ia such cye made and provided the Mayor, Aldermen
and Commonaty Of the City Of New York hereby give
notice that they intend apply to tbs supreme Court OF the
State OF New York special of said Court TO be held
al the City Hail. in tho City Of New York "Wednesday.
the twenty day Of July 1885, the opening OF the
heard for the appointment OF Commissioners Of Estimate and
Asesnsn, the aboyeened meter that the nature and
extent of the hereby intended the opening Of
Nncty .nnth Street from Filth Avenue TO the Harlem
River Eighth Avenue to the Hudson River in said
city laid map plan Of said city under aud by
virtue Of gu act the Legislature of the people OF the state
Of New York, entitled IAN act relative 70 improvements
touching The laying out Of streets and ROADS N ts 10y Oh I'VE"
JOHN u. DEVELIN, Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated New York, June Jth, 1874.