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HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF So GA, \
Hilton HEAD, 8. c., Sept. 20, 1866.

HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF so. OA.,l
HILTON HEAD, 8. c., Sept. 20, 1866.
GENERAL Orders No. 3s.l =.
I. ALL PROVOST, SUPERIOR OR OTHER MILITIA
RY COURTS, WILL the last day Of this and each sue
ceedng month, render account of all fees fines or
sums Of money which shall have in any way come into
their possession, and of all expenditures which they shall
have incurred Said accounts will be rendered by the
CLERK or Treasurer of the Court audited and approved
by the Judge Judges and forwarded through the Sub
District and District Commanders to the Headquarters
of the Department
II. The Commanding Omcers of all Districts or Sub.
Districts In which any funds raised, will cause an
account thereof to be rendered and forwarded Depart
ment Headquarters on tho last day Of this and every
succeeding month by the Treasurer of such fund.- Said
account should be audited and approved by the Com
handing Officer Of each SubDistrict District, and II
possible, tho two officers. highest In rank duty with
him as q Council OF Administration. No expenditure
should be made . charge on thesa funds, which are
OF strictly military nature but only such are incur
red for the beneat Of the oitizens from whom the fund
is raised In tho absence Of complete civil government
III. All accounts. referred to In Paragraphs and r.
should be rendered fully and BY items so that Command
ing Officers may see that fees fnes and taxes are suit
able, and that expenditures for legitimate objects
Great win be taken that all funds are In safe custody
and that any balance can be paid over OF once
BY command OF Brevet Major-dep. CHAnLEs DgvKNa
oaaoial: ". L. NJ BURGER, !
september 2e-t =. Assiatant AdjntanLGeneral.
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HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT or SO GA. !
HIIHnN LIE Qank

60. HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF so. Ca,
,,, HuroN HEAD, s. o., Sept. 81, 1856. !
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 3T.1
oAPT. W. E: MoRFoRD, A. Q. NJ, Q. 8. A. voLs
Is hereby announced Acting Chief Quartermastcr Of
this Department. during the temporary absence Of Maj
@. ". THOMAS. Chief Quartermaster
H. Major E. O. CULP .25th Ohio, Vet Vols. Acting
Assistant Inspector General for tho District of Port
Royal Ia hereby announced as Acting InspectorGenera
of Department in addition to his other duties dur
ing the temporary absence of Maj j. P. ROY 9Th o. s.
Infantry, Acting Inspector OF the Department
by command of Brevet Major General CHAs. DsvRNs
Ohcial; --.-,----,. .W.-L.-M. BURGER,
September 20 g. Assistant Adjutaf,t- General,
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= HEADQUARTERS. FIRST sUB-DBTRICT, 4
MILITARY D1sTR16r OF CHARtKsToN, f i
80 Charleston, g. O., September 49, 1885,

:: HEADQUARTERS, FIRST SUB B-DISTRICT, 4 I,
MILITARY DIsTR1Cr OF CHARLESTON, II Il :
'' Charleston, g. o., September 49, 1855. ~
ESPECIAL ORDERS, No. 1871 -.
PAR. THE FOLLOWING NAMED CIVILIANS ARE
hereby appointed Pilots for Charleston Harbor subject
to the examination and approval Of tho Board to be
convened under Captain BoUTErlE Chief of Coast Sur.
vcy
SAMUEL 9. HANCOCK
T. BURROWS.
:''&,- THOMAS DANIELS ij;,j '.4.J,t.li.
THOMAS PUTNAM.
h. BURROWS -
JOHN CARNIGHAN.. -' 49,
GEORGE O. GLADDEN.. :-" .';
CHARLES z: LEA '.s--'"---'''"- = Il.
R. q. Wish. Il H,l;
r. MIDDLETON. -
ISAAC MCDONALD.
wrLLIAhfH n. MCDONALD. So
8; G.. BRNGI.OE. ~ 49, .,.-tsI
EDWARD L. DAVENPORT. .., p,
BENJAMIN g.. ALBERT. T.. !. 49, T.. :.
't@ j. E. ALBERT. 'anm.Dns'
EDWARD MoRaE
sMHE4h4 E9}ts a.1!-
H.TsAIlTH.- .-,---,- =
3, order oi brsvSs Brig. Com j +. Br,nrsrr.
-r H;,tE tEssE{ sssE{s,;;,1, ;1,ssEoaes 3 sSRuHeHh ssa
sepee"oer 20
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I'M INDIAN IA RAILRoADs.-The through line from La
Tb % Moohan on the Indus, is now in operation
Gutta which pierces the cotton country to Nagpore,
is maaaaing great progress; and the contractors
wno nave this, line from Lahore or Umfitsir to
only break which remains to be considered is that
along the desert side OF the Indus, from Mooltan
70 Aotree, the terminus OF the line from Kurra-
cheei and this will soon have to be connected by
iron lnks. Then Calcutta will do I'd direct com.
muntoation by rail with Kurraohee, 1000 miles off:
With With Bombay, 160e miles of; and with Nagpore'
aloV pS mieB OIL Whether we. look at the magnitude
which thoy traverse the RAILROADS Of India will fnr
satpass any like works In Europe, aud closely cunl.
pe'e MIN the gsestest projected works 81 Aneril
270, 5000 (ss50, ,000, ,000) '-''e' e'.se ''ss
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A writer in tho Washington Chronicle under
stands sit is the expressed opinion of heads of bu-
rcals that, as whole, tho employment Of women
certainly: they have n2 votes -
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CoPARTNERSfIIP NOTICE.

NOTICE,
FHNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
l. COPARTNERSHIP for tho purpose of CARRYING on
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS IN THE CTfIEs
OF NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON, under the name
and firm in each city of W. B. l. T. E. RYAN. WILLIAM
RYAN will be the partner resident in Charleston and
THOMAS f. RYAN the partner resident in New York
Consignments of oil kinds Of Produce and Manufac
tured articles are respectfully solicited.
Nm. u. RYAN ......... ..THOS. E. RYAN
Paee OF business III Charleston at No. co. West side OF
Last and three doors north of Tradd street
Septembcr5 In,o
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THE COMMERCE OF ENaLAND.-The London Dahl,
Neos says: -;sflt:' =, - s-a.." =
The Board Of Trade returns for the month Of
July show falling off in the estimated value Of
our exports, but the decrease, ,e28O, ,954 on the
present occasion is less than two per cent below
the same period OF last year. Taking the whole
seven moi this, decline has taken place of f4 I99
002, or moro than four and one-half Der cent.
the total for 1865 having been f8S 242 O4S against
f92, $50 In 1864. Although at first sight this
result may;eppear Encouraging, it is easily ex-
planned by the fact that the Reduction is in ereat
degree due to the lower prices now prevailing.
and not to any actual depression in trade. IT,
however, it could be proved that the estimated
value accurately represents the real position OF
cur forelgn commerce, there would still be no
ground for apprehension since the present deoline
ls at most temporary. II our exports were fonr
and half per cent below last year, they were at
al al events seventeen per cent. higher than 1868
The best comparison, however, that can be made
is to look at the actual quantities of Goods
shipped, and in this respect it will be found that If
trade 1s not progressing very rapidly, at any rate
The most striking alteration is the comparative
cessation OF imports: from the United States
owing to the unfavorable harvest last year. and
explains the reason for our exports thither hay wing
correlativey fallen off. Egypt has also for the
time ceased to be corn supplying country, but
Russia has made considerable advance -
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III N0gI0R rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPbIOA-
T1ON win be made at the next Session Of the
for an AMENDMENT OF THE! CHARTER OF THE
caAnI.RsT0N GAS LIGHT COMPANY. =: -.y,.r,,,ry.,
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, 8. C.

=. it, SEPTEMBER 20. 1866.
FNNHE PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CARO-
IL LIMA has appointed the following named gentle
men as Special Aids for the purpose of assisting him in
the discharge of his official duties in recOnstructing the
State and restoring her to all her civil and political
rights in the Federal Onion:
WILLIAM Z. TRENHOLM, of Charleston City.
STEPHEN ELLIOTT, of Beaufort District
WADE HAMPTON, JR., of Columbia.
ROBERT l.. MCIIAW, of Yorkville
WILLIAM Fl. EVANS, of Society Hill.
JAMES H. HARRISON, of Anderson Village.
The above-named gentlemen will receive and commu-
nicate TO the Provisional Governor BENJAMIN FRANK
LIN PERRY, all information which they may deem sd.
vsabe as o the condition of the State its citizens tho
freedmen tho home police and the military garrsons
They will kowise report to him by letter. at his head.
quarters, at Greenvile Court House. i =
by order Of the Provisional Governor
- VIM. II. PERRY,
September IS 8 Private Secretary &c.
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COPARTNERsIIIP NOTICE

GUPA1STNERSHIPN NOTICE.
NHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A COPART-
II NEkS LIP IN this city, under the name and firm of
IAEI ROWLAND, for the purpose of transacting A
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS ~ =
PARTICULAR attention given to tho PURCHASE OF COT
CHANDISE. ~ ,
a. r. TAFT. T..................w r HOwrAND
. Charleston, Sept. ~, 1865. mwf12 SeptcInber Ia
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THE UNDERSIGNEn

TIE UNDEIfSI(SN ED
rs PREPARED TO FURNISH DESIGNS, SpECIFf.
i CATIONS AND DETAIE DRAWINGS for Buildings
every description and In evcry style farchitectre
TED States will receive prompt attention. with moderate
charges. . WALTER S. WEST Architect
Corner 4th and Broad-streets, Richmond Va.
oePteInpero d 3mos
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4 aHEADQUARTERs. NIL. DIST CHARLESTON, J
~ E : FIiST SEPARATE BRIGADE
tCHhRLESroS, &. C.. Sent p5 JSG5

GENERAL ORDERS, No. l01.l 49, j.
I. Before Military Commission which convened at
Charleston, s. c., pursuant to Special Orders No 193
dated Headquarters Military District of Charleston De-
parment of South Carolina, First Separate Brigade,
Charleston, S. @. August 10, 1861 and of which Capt
ADOLPH DENNIG t7tii Pennsylvania Volunteers Is
President, were arraigncd and tried:
1.-HENRY wEATHEEHoRN tcirilian
CnARoE-"AdiSg and IJetiiny il, Forgery" -
SPEciFIcATIoN-In this; that hc,- tho snid HENRY
WEATHERHORN of tho Cityof Charleston in the State
OF South Carolina, citizen dill aid and abet Frank
Mazyck forging and causingo be forged the name Of
John W. hfazyck endorsement to certain draft
for the payment of certain nioys, to wit Two Hundred
Dollars which said draft Is to the tenor following that
ia to say: '.'' .--.. .' ..@-- :.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH,

sCRATCHt SCRATCH! SCRATCHI
M HEATONS OINTMENT WILL CURE THE ITCH
" IN EORTY-EIGHT HOURS. Also cures SALT
RHEUM, ULCERS, CHILBLAINS and all ERUPTIONS
OF The SKIN. Price so cents. For sale by oil Drug.
gsts. BY sending GO cents to WEEKS & POTTER Sole
Agents No 40 Washington street Boston, Mass it will
be forwarded by mail free of postage any part of the
United States. limo Sentember o1
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HILLsBORO',N N. c., .,s1IILITARY ACADEMY
1865. =, = o,'
Academy discipline, course of study, &C., win be as
heretofore. ~ ~ ~ "
TEnMs-Onc hundred and five (S1O5l dollars for the
first three months of the term payable in Advance This
charge Will cover all expenses for board, fuel lights
washing instruction. Of teXt books and medical at
tendance. Each student must furnish clothing for
single bed. ava '"
Circulars furnished application to- Captain H. s.
THOMPSON, at the Male Academy Columbia 81 G.
j.. D. WHITE, Superintendent H. NJ A.
Late Superintendent of tho s. @. Military Academy
: September 20 q ws
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DAILY NEWS.
CHA.RIESTON7.n

WEDNESDAY MORNING. .isEpTEaIBER 27, 1865.
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ESTATE NnTrCr

ESTATE NOTICE. -
A LII PERSONS HAVING ANY CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the Estate of the late EPHRAIM s. MIKE of
ST. james Goose Creek planter will present them pro.
perry attt sted to Wl E. A1IKELL Attorney at Law No
4o 'road-street and all persons indebted thereto will
make payment to the same ELIZA Y. MIKELI,
acpteHiber2 swl6 Qualified Administrators,
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thE MISSES MARSHALL WILL OPEN A SCHOOL
Il on the 9th of October at the residence of their
father: Rev. Alex W. Marshall, No 1s Amherststrect,
for children and young ladies. The Elementary as woI
as tho higher branches of au English education will bp
taught including French and Music For terms annIv
above. fnw15 Senfcni,ror IT,
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Sales bn Axriior.
SAvY.YARD, WAsHISGTOS
NAVAL STOREKREPsRs OFFICE July 5, 1865.
GALE Or UNITED STATES STEAMERS
~ AZ AUCTION.
w. L. WALL 4 Co., Auc,ioneers.

W. u. W ALL n Co. AuctiQneers
VII sell at Public Auction on THURSDAY. July %, 1865
RI l. clock M At the Navy Ward Wushng0n u. c., tho
vessels belonging to tie Uni ed States Navy
s'DE.WHEEL COMMODORE READ-Len-ta. ne feet;
breadth 80 feet depth. 10 iee nchcs diameter OF cyhn
siDE.WuEEL COMADDORE BARNEY-Len:th, lf3
feet breadth 80 feet d,rh IL feet diameter of cylinder
JJi inches stroke Of piston, feet . 90
nlDE-WuEEL hURsE-Length, lfS ie"ti hresdtn' ~
feet deph, u feet diameter Index % inches vfoet
stroke.
PROPELLER CRUsADER-Length 100 feet breadth, %
feet depth Il fees diameter OF cyinder - inches -
siDE.WmEEL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ?l3
feet; breadth 20 feet nehes depth i i"ei diameter OF
sIDE.W HEEL THOMAS FEEEBORN-Length 10
feet; breadth p cct depth B.eet inches diameter Of cyl
PROPELLER ANACOSrI A-Length l29 feet breadth,
20 eet depth feet diameter OF nder p inches u inch
PROPELLER vERBENA-Lenrtb 70 feet : inches;
breadth II feet inches; depth ico inches; diameter o.
cyl.ndt r. ~ inches, 2t-inch tr1ke.
PROPELLER henry buNKER-Leugh. - feet,
breadth 20 feet inches denth feet inches deme 81
cylinder. 10 II ches, 20 inch
'SIDE-N HEEL fANAEE-Lergth ~ feet; breadth. q
feet DEPTH 10 feet inches dianete Of cylinder inches
SiDE.WHEEL JACOB BELL-I.ength i45 feet; breadth
20 feet inches depth feet diameter cylinder - inches
PROPELLER DRAGON-Lers.h 81 feet; breadth. L
ieet depth fleet incAes a eter og cy nder inches
SCHOONER ADOLPH HUGIE - Lensth 100 feet
SCHOONER WILLIAM BACON - Length. 95 feet ;
breadth 20 feet. depth. feet inches.
PROPELLER LITTLE ADA-Lene'h Al 2 feet; breadth
IL feet inches depth 10 feet inches OF cylinder
~ inches; 2pinch sIoke.
The aboyenled vessels Tie at tie Navy Yard Washincon
ID. c.. where they may be examined.
Terms OF sae-Cash In Government funds per cent AZ
the time Of sale, and toe balance sH days thereafter
By order; J. Il. MONTGOMERY, Commandant.
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Proposals.
OFFICE oP ASSISTANT COsxIssARY GESERAL OF
suBsITESCR, No. ! sTATEsTatlr I

Nrw.YCEK, Julys 1858.
A RMY SUPPLIES.-Seaied Proposals Sln
duplicated viii be received by the undersigned uniii
O'Clock p on TUESDAY, the ~ inst for sqppifl4s tS
tie use othe United States AmysU bssIENCh SlOI L0'
10 be deiv red in New ork brooklyn, IS follows W.
1000 barrels Of rs quality extra superne 5ouneih d.
Louis or other brands o. 10 T. suitable Tor feepHs IN
cmse The brands anf places OF nanniletre 20 DC
stated 10 the bids The barrels De M good slpPls o1
VI round hoops full he.dliued, and buDgs sealed
The 60 DDS be- luiFhea sJon - PRAGUE Do D'N-S
requested TO to the time when hey cen oruNei
Proposals. ~ fGggf. must Do na1e Ia o'u1e' 10y f
pose for the whole any 1art.
Samples must be delivered with the proposals. and reioeu
T. therein. -, 4,
printed copy Of this advertisement must b. attached to
each proposal and the proposals. must be spechc ~ comply
ing precisely with eli the TERMS Each bid 70 have
GtiJn. must contain the wIitten guaranty Oh wv iesP0
names, as follows; i, ,,.-..w
We the hereby guaranty that should 81 ot any
part Of The above bid be accepted II shall De auy ira ao-
cordg 10 is true purp aud condiiDn- also tnat "h
contract, with bonds the smount Of one oaih {" the
OF the stores proposed to be furnished, ths be executed
required" -, -. -, 49,
de seers name place Of business ard the date OF rnr
chose well a. the OF content, with weight gross ara
tsr- and marks 70 oe hereafter Designated nsl Do
plainly MARI eyoIy package All other o.d inA' must
M Aosr viii be Inspected At tie date Of delivery and com
rd with the retained samples by Inspector appointed W
this Office whose certificate viii be required.
Returns weights signed by professional puohc "eifhe
must be furnished. ..,., r.,
the purpose. .,. 49,, 49,
pens~ TO the United States uu;i required FOR shipment
Hints fr 1sals t tejrtHhed az ihi' once ,hiea
be igosei in eaoope lfrs'sf 20 N. H"'""Y"'"
n. =. CLARKE,
Colonel A. d. c. and A. T. o. s.
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CmEp QUARTyRnAsTERs OPPICy.
n.a.a~ a.. ~

CHEZ OrARTHRhAsTERs iPFfCs. }
DEPOT WASHINGTON,
WlsnrsorON d. C., July T. 1905
GALE OF HARNESS AND SADDLES
y There T. hand this depot sale about 1900 sets
Of United States Harness. consisting Of
l43 Single sets Of lead horse Harness.
Ia single sets of wheel horse Harness.
$500 Single sets Of lead mule Harness.
san Single sets Of wheel mule Harness
50l Single Of lead horse Ami Anos Harness and
l.I27 Single scts of wheel horse Ambulance Harness.
This harness la, been used In the public service but sI
serviceabe for road aud farming puTpores
Sealed proposals invited Tor s purchase In lots OF 100
sets and upward.
Proposals plainly state what kind OF harness Is bid for
whether wheel lead. mule hOTse and for ambulance
harness, whether wheel lead.
Proposals also invited the purchase Of several thou
sand Saddles Of various patterns ia lots Of 100 and
ward Samples OF harness and saddles 10 at the
Government hill IN this city application 10 Colonel
Charles Ii. Toml kinS A q NJ, corner Of fwenty-second
and streets
Proposal. for the purchase Of hi, harness. Nc viii be
ceved this office until IL TUESDAY, August 1865,
ind should DC indosed Proposals Tor tho parcae Of HAr-
ness" &c.
Payment IA Government funds must be made uion the
acceptance Of the proposal and PRIOR the delivery OF the haf
ness, nc.
The undersigned the right TO reject all proposal,
which nney BE- considered too low.
Inc sale 81 harness at public auction advertised June IL Is
discontinued.
The sae Of and mule. sl going on from aay
Day furchasefs sre Invited 10 attend.
d. FUCKER.
Bfevet Major Cen. ard Quartermaster.
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OPglcg OF ARAr CLOTHING AID teriPAds'{
No - BROADWAY. NEW oSk, July hoo, j.,
ARMY SUPPLIES.-Seaed Proposals VIII
~ be received Il this Office un IL o'clock on ihUhoDA1
he l3ih inst fo furnishing 10y contract IN sncn quantities
nom time to time may bs required Tor the use Of ths
Depot until the l Of Ney, 1870, ths ioAo" ~ Hce'i
Nails kegs l0i and I'D
Lamp OIL gallon, SPERM
Box Chiscls
Box scrapens.
Wooden ka'es iron bound
Mi Hammers
Marsiug Pots.
Marking brushes. assorted
Trucks Nos. 3 eld5 ).
Baing Irvine
Brass Lanterns, for OIL
Corn Brooms.
Further information be had by applying a. ti Office
DOuis BE- requscd the successful bidder for the faithful
performance II a contract.
The United Sate the right t. reject part the
whole Of bid be deemed necessary Tor the htere. Of
the service.
proro.as will h. indor,ed Proposal, for Furnishing
and addresse 20
Col. D. II. VISTOS, u. O. NJ. Gen. Z. :. A.
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Corucration Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-publc notice is
Iarabv I'm tbe, SALE Of PROPERLY, according TO
w Tor unpaid TAXI I he years 1881 1881 ana 1885, to-
go ,sS les s,d l9J, viii take place at public auction az
he CisJ Hall in the City of Neg;fork on H1NphS n5
~ ~ rom dv 10 40 until the whole OF said prop
ey,y ,Is be- odd The detailed satement OF TIE properly 20
be sold is published IN Ths M ions IdHy ~
* Comic. can DC Lad epp lion az ns ono ~ a
Ne,c. York Dag qrGrcrfpt aud At Tue bure91 o. @ NJ
Department OF Finance. Bureau az Arrears No" ' '
25 1855. gy order the Comp .oller 80
~ lanes j. GIMBJErOS, Acting Clerk Of frrears'
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NOTICE.-Wher-as CO partnership between the under
and Arsen. Blanchard heretofore exi inc at Loses
France and AeYok IN the United states Of America
used the Of Heyud Merritt Co.. IN
the OF Neviork and whereas, the business conducted
by sad copartnersbp l. snd will be nasd by the under
ri ued tha may be- lawl for ms 70 continue, W
tend {, TO- tue Of such nun name o. HANlLiND,
MERRITT Co.. We Edwin liayiisud anl Edward Mef.
rif' do hereby certify ard declare pursuant 10 the
salute n ,uch cte made and provided tLi the persons
drsing and who VIII continue % deal undaT the
said firm meme Of HAFlLAND, MERRITT Z Co,
a. the under eued Edwin Hayiand Edward Merritt
each Of resides m city OF brooklyn in the county
Of Kings and State f Newiork, aud other person
party principal place Of business q aid firm Is the
city OF Newl ok and that the said firm copArnershp has
aud VII continue have business rotations with iore
couniries.-Ds,ed New. OK, July !. lies.
EDWIN HAyILANp.
EDWARD MERRITT
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Eeeal Nciltes.

I'm PURSUANCE Of an ORDER Of the
Surrogate Of h. County Of NrwYork notice !. hereby
given al persons hav claims against the estate Il MARIA
NJ GRID, ite OF the City OF Newiok deceased. 10 present!
~. with vouchers thereof the sub8crhe AZ his
drnce, n. 2i5 West Twenty fourhst in tie city Of New
YORK. before the lfth day OF August next.
Dated New \ ORR, February H. 1865.
JOHN lRl mo BARR. Executor.
MARIA 81. GIRD. f2o lainemt
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Payment will be made monthly, funds
ceived in uei fgnd may be yhed By tie Government
for the purpose.
The ability Of the suretiss respond IN the of
thousand dollars must 10 certified By she L. s. District Ator-
hey Other proper ocer such certificate to accompany tho
proposal
Proposals be indorsed Proposals for Hay" The nigh,
exists with the United States 10 reject any N the bids hat
shall be regarded satisfactory All bidders must DO
present at the opening Of the bids their bid. viii not be
considered a. l.. CARLTON, Cspt and G. D. V.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CQNIRACT.

> 70 tie Pgbc TIE pgdeTsis"d ente ing mon t, ~
responsible duties Contractors for cleaning ne sees ~
this city have experienced he organic and pefitsn
,ton Of the former employees Of tine Cy Inspector ue
uent who think g. intimidation and violence WIN nave "
breaking the existing compact aud restoring te V
syst.n with patronage aud extravaganza, SAL nod now
ever OF the the the motives
IT, few ard ssnsh opponents the Contractors deem ou
which thew owe community and themselves to resst
is dangerous combination which defo the expressed wish
OF the saure attempts by force 70 drive The iaoorrfshow
engaged from their poyments AMI TO dctae the Hae
Ia Which Municipal business shall te conducted
The principal opposition comes from cartnen owning ses
eral oas aud have accustomed ny TI!ons app i
ance. draw large compensation nom the cy; ln.sS e'
by intimidation persuasion and blows have induced many Oh
tie lsboer- TO abandon the work and assert dtefuha'o
not TO accept emp ment under any Contfactors. ~ .t
The principle involved importantly and seriously ahec's we
rg al Contractors and conceded in TINS instance VIII
be asserted in Others ..t
This systena 10 Interference encouraged openly or covert
bv men 10 political authority embarmsses trmporany me
Contractor and c0mpes them to 90 ne mdH gn'o on t"e
public The couslicy il AGAINST tho City Treasury r'f
than the ontracor with the cooperation ~ the Romeo
the AID Of the Courts and the oIbela our e0H CT khs
for few days tho will De enabled TO dc1rss
every stipulation in tr contract tnd erectuaiy to ifuse
toe rt 20 rest 70 duty Of street ceann to the thy
Gov rrment peus OF i0l cO annually over me con
tract price. BROWN, DEf ". q hSaAT'
July 3. 1855 40. ) iIy"hin"'