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New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
Gornoraiiou Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby tbe owner or owners occupant o. oeesIs9is
by t6si The fo9igs assessments have been completed and
LODGED e the Board Of Assessors ioi examination by all
fS-Soi Luldas Sewer in stree. from Broadway 9th
econdFo paving blocks Charles street. from Hudson
.. II it sv:sg. @ from from '7 ,s8 s9P q Ess: .Isss.
FifhYot building W eonerot Old slip and Frsnk
s4Fo, building Basin on y W Of 5h and 18th
ssseasbFor bodns Basin z Of wes, ard Albany
EisbuFor building Basa s W. Of 5h and
buag Sewer in First between 9th and 9th
tlth snd i1th sud ltth and i7th streets.
TsnthFor building hth sveuue between Eh and
Eievsn,h-F0r building Second
fseS Is s Sqdi sl l IN IN and s 3 syn9. rs. ln'
TbeentFoT bgd.z Hudson and Greenwich streets
paving win uP block 3i'i street. from 9th to 9th
F0esuts paving with stone blocks oeds, street. from Pearl
HE iS nbr,oed by assessment incad al the several
k, and o q ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land u
- Of eoh street from Broadway to 9Th syeqgs and
sssopaBo,t sides Of CHARLES street from Hudson Greenwich
Of hall the block either way On the 4rieE'rens
rSiraBa,s side. Of F,h avsuue from "a 20 eoh .,e.
Syer 20 he extent Of hall tie block on the interesting
RIas@The b oet snovn a. FranlHn MARKET
sithIhs ". sds Of 80 sysnas ss 81 ana san streets ana
ssysutbTle or Albany between Warrington
snd West stree, 60 extent 100 t,o Nes
EighhWsrl Nos g. % 90 ~ a. -, o. block NJ ~ In the
Rin-Bo, sides Of II svyuns sud sh also
both Of M between 18Th and l evi so poh sides
e. ist sveuus. between ION md '7ta streets.
Of orb Between lsth ard l5th streets
Efsvenlhff thr lots block Nos 4 Iis, o5a t9 l ,l -,
45l aud 90 10 the 18th Nod and a.o Cea
TebA he io On both sides Of s4h from "a
p0 @ fet Of lt' both sides oi si
sgsnue op8 8a5 90 85a streets
T5r,e-atb-Eo,h Of Huis0n and Greenwich streets from
F5aresath-o, between 9th and s
q he e1teut hl tie block szid egsnues.
sides Of Cedar from Pear % West street.
snd haf tha block the iuiersecng streets
All whose uieIes ar a5-ced by te above Asef
crested pieet ob-onsin writing 70 Of th under
eslsi Their Once No q Chambes,reet Basement New Col
H'ass within ;l'y day, ,ram hs dIse .. Shs no'ie''
joAE 2. oIIiIELL, {Bosrdo Assessors.
Ogg1s BOVsD AsIEs5a as, New CourHouse, December
les ...| t
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the
- Trustees Fish Ward oBc- q The Clerk the
Bad of E1nc8 % rand ard Eass unu WEpNEs
Catr Seee req1i ed Tor furnishing The Puaary ochoo
ofer-ction Ncy, Hudol, iu cid
Nard Pus specification f0r d w0Ik be the ios
of No q
rsfp1nre improved vii be- required ff0 esch
"a bidder ami proposal will be considered Ia "ae 20 aurese. are
bsued
Drsi SJf 81 81 l5 WM. 10. BukRAs,
CLAUS PUCAHAFER.
COMMITTEES on school famiiofe Flth WaIt
crTr lF NsF,i f1sANCE EUREAy rHE
RgoxrvER NV House., PARE Dec. 3 1885,
FNNO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s hereby gwen that
dditious Que cent VIII es sddsS On zoe Sh inst to
~ Twelve viii be added 70 be calculated
rs f5tt day of October, isoG 20 he date q teymen
JOHN MURPHY, Receiver
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Dropo9ale.

CIsCIEKATI. DArTON EAsTKHS
RAILROAD CoHPASI sAGDusKT, o.. Dec. ]. 1865. !
CEALED PROPOSALS for executing the gradua-
- on brdnF masonry and for the sappy Of materials
that part the Cincinnati Dayton aud Eastern Railroad between
Junction aud Dayton (bcing Tor distance
about m viii % received at this Office until the 10Th day Of
January. 1867.
Plans profes schedules Of amounts Of work
blank bids obtained by apply ing a, this ohioe.
proposals. directed 10 the ChisfEnsneer Of the c. d.
and y. Il. Company
No bids will be received atef Jsn 0 at M ard will be
opened until that time RUSH r. SLOANE, President
Ia II. Secretary
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alarbIe alanltIs.

NEARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELs-snper;o,r- ~
1YI sppeasnees durabei hs the price Of usfbs r. n
sfEwARr Ne. 6O5 Slzitrave bet 18Th s6h ss - "
MARBLE MANTELS.-Ihe best place In the ct1
IVA p1fcbsss MARBLE MANrELS Of the dssrns !,
b~ prs.s KLABERS hsrblo Worts hs Ehss ISL
o. osu Asye k Aslc pat up IN the country Cat out
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

~, ARCHTrECTS.-PI.ANS AND SPECIFICA-
y T.DNS fJR ti'W BUILDINGS FOR TIE WAR DEPART
MINT Al A,iifNGrON D. (Afehgcts invited
sns ai iO, euaes o. hf-.proof buld
ties Tor hp 1r Department th ts occupied By War
Dpsf;nsnl 3sest ground 10 Washington d. C..
1bs b'sF. sd should have ulercs sr~s o. large A. ts
ets ssecsi will % a fnpi n site, and sl other informs
rens o. M sub-i vii be- furnished Afei~cts desiring 81
o,np-.s TO- n Uo ppcaoa personally BY lsttsT
Vaiersieusi
Put o. 200 m te fIst Of s2Ool for ,hs second and Of
@lo for The r1 d f-~ptah plane and received
~ be sgard apr ova Of me Hon. edry Of Wsr by
ths bosfd Of O- a1fd wh The due Of selecting aud
preparing the buildings Wax
p5t~eo aader acf o. Congress approved July 20 1861
hs pnns sna ieclcziOn be the once Of BreTs
ooue T. j. 1resdwe Recorder Of the Board Ordnance
dty q February. - -
% 500 VII reserve ~ right to reject sRy eli plans submit
ss,s s1y NJ Al o. such plans. =
by 0clsf OF Tue board T. J. TREADWELL
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Giopcs, Ranges, &r.

~ GAVES COAL AND INCREASES HEAT.
- AALhh5 Patel RADIATOR seay sppied any
Z ..4el s1d . be- ai t W yf 4 0s Gce and suis
Mll4l1h nl.aol1eT 10 II OIeeDssl eena fo descrp
tTs aa11liS.
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prlnIing.

WM. EVERDELLS SONS. No. l0f Fulton.st--
ppsss STEAM JOB PRINTERS md LABEL AAhUFACTUR
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
O. nlhom II man Ccnrrrn.

oeytos or CLyr o. Cozzos CoUycrL. O. cry HAIL
EKW-YoHK, Dec. 5, 1856. (
NCTNE. The ClugasseTs OF Elections tCr tle fol-
~ ewing .c,iou dist,fs failed lis Office by
tW ridd Of flc E-Du ed 0r Clar aHi other
otrson Tosy Dcembef4 witnu twenty foug houf' atsl the
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
Cost dn0 5ouno.
DenIisirp

OOLT0N DENTAL ASSOCIATION originated the.
uao Of Niuoasod Gas and have extracted teeth FOR ovss
1880 patients who havs certified that DONE ,ybonf r.,
Gas snd nssa day W. usyes l.ag Oa.s M %
Cooper lgaaa.A
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
6ales bp Auttion

DY HENRY IL. LEEDS & MINER.-On SATUR-
ID DAY, Dec oi O'Clock ther sassfoon No % beTty
Foasehod Furniture removed for convenience of SALE Fun Par'ee
lrs heTeifer
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Siaiioncrp ano fanrp Sooos.


A CCOUNT BOOKS aud SrATIONERI.-A fuu
uppy constantly on hand made order. Busnsss
invited call tle d stand United stoe Revenue eanpS
eon.tlnty on hand HOWE FERRY, No. q Bo~ery,
COCHRANEs GLASS INkSTAND MANUFACTO-
~ ny i9 Wiar-st New Yok-A ku5s OF Cut, Pressed and
Plain GLASS INKSrANDS PAPER WEIGHTS, SPONGE CUPSt
Oak Ebony ard LIBRARY tNKSTANDS. Coehrsnes faea
Analytic TheTmomeef Sks Whitney DrPeTs Fst inns ANDs
msngurers Ptice. Mail orders .IlctI attended 70
CCHOOL. .REWARDS, TESTIMONIALS-A very
- deb article fer distribution close Of schoos SundaY
School Cards Medals Marriage Cerihcae Valentines LSes-
the above constantly being pubh4hed bY
BERLIN JONES. Hos l34 and l6 Nilian-sl
ENVELOPES OF every variety Of Color and Quality.
~ Patent Cumming and Folding Machines.
which innrrs weguumei envelope. OpenEnd Envelopes To-
s.ther with larse variety OF LETTER snd NOTEPAPERS.
BERLIN JONES Manufactures, Nos 94 aud Is Wiaiamst
NXyEDDING. ENVELOPES CARDS, &c.-Jusi
w Out-1he large SqusFp the most desirable slys'
Wedding introduced Mourning Envelope PaPsrs
Cds and al widths Of borders
sc,ursd by BERLIN JONES. Nos. l34 and 56 Wilsmst
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Brers. Lisui % U7s'A7.R R-eoI

WV. Lieut. -Soi, U. . 49, hrcofosf
* UNl REWARD.-rhe above reward will
1AHA shbUEN 70 ie n ~ state Prison. who escaped IRON
saI isp e - o lrceloer D. 1886.
SomPsd hs ri Eoand face about isei inches sd weighs
b. ksils tbr doy 0i his ape. = N "1' 'P'' "
JOSEPH MAYO Warden Of The n r. ss,,. Pr,.op
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

P,...utsr Station SswYor saiFssvsnihs sni
Fousth1ss Lnfancs o. IseutgssvrathsL
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Amnsemenis

NIDLOs GARDEN.
Lessee and WiEAatIii u n
APygSTI;s gFr 7gg oo5E 5sEAlO
EVERY hl6hi AND sAIORDAa ~ 4 s4e.s,'" - p
Tas BLACK cRook,
GREAT PARslENNE BALLET TROUPE.
srIvEs I!s'rSt chsGRpE tse!s
AND THE GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE
Seats eau be secured six days in advance
GRAND. MATINEE. EVERY sAyURpAY
which occasion 'he pT.nes viii , be
ONE DOLLAR
No Tt charge reserved seats which can secured day
during the week.
DARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH9
ID MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE coMBINATIoN
MUSEUM MsEXGEhiE &SD DRAMA
on ''nIeiSi2I sE2IEE VSN HaBURGH COLLECTION OF
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
. Nr'sn S'i LyiSG SIGAfPE OYER Is FEET HIGH n
colossal nsggdesce 70 Be sRPyee9is5N 5sNva At II O'CLOCK
ih"' 0''' WiTHoUT EXTRA oHARGE
IN THE NEW AND SPLENDID ARENA
" ""'fi TaE E' mel Il fBGFF1Lo KE6g 5HoRNEp BULL
tn. mo5a6 REs9nafg9o ns Join H1rdAF FdsER vi 1f9 q.
TRR P5s sb bPTdATER Monkeys
MONS. DAVIS l Tue ;,5 LION on, 6IsGi,,ts
THE M %SisIs SiSf Viii 81 BE FED IN fEsEScE OF VISIT
o''' At 4 hFTE&S6oN PrdGSS At l. AND EVENING AT7b
The beautiful domestic Drams Of D,,,
BY TuE TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY
MISS EMMA FOSTER AGED YEARS, in IRISH LilT.
DANCES By MISS EMMA sCliEL&L la Snd GEN. Gen GRANT Jz-
GORDON CUMMING COLLtCTIoa
JOHN TOLLETT. TIE IRISH fAI BOY; ;~,,,,
A0RD SIXTEEN YEARS. WEIGHS 58 PODNDS'
MAMMOTH FAT MAN WEl0ulNg ol3 POUNDS;
GIANT AND GtANTESS. EACH OkEh FEEL hlOh'
2 DWARFS CIRCAS,lAN 1lhls ~,
Cosmoramas Learned Seal. Happy Family OraAu AquAA W."
Figures and p 0 600 other Cufiosies.
Admission 90 Children under ten, - eents.
nLYMPIC THEATER. Hgs7~
W LEONARD
" LAST NIGHT But TWO
Of the great Boucicaut Drama,
THE LONG STRIKE,
with grand scenery and magnificent enemois
JONES'S BABY;
STUART ROBSON in a great comic character
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. o'clock
THE GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.
Admission 10 Matinee, 80 Cents. Children, p Cents
MONDAY EVENING,
MIR. GEORGE JORDAN.
90 long and hvorlbly known
- ''s fHE EEw.YoRK PUBLIC.
Will make his first appearance . - ,,o
Is AMERICA. AFTER AZ ABSENCE OF SEVERAL YEARS
n new version OF Sir Walter sc0trs entitled
TIE MASTER OF RAVEN5WOOD,
performed by him a. toe -. - -. .,. 49,. ,,,,,,r,
Dnrinr Ms JOKDAN's absence be has been - . .,- -,
PERFORAuNG A SERIES OF BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENIS ~
THE PRISt1PAL LONDON THEATERS AND The bhIlAoh
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

| ONG ISLAND lRAiLROAD. Winter arrange
Il rnsuA hovrubrr T. ts -L.arrs james clip hostoft,
ul u8 train Gsornran and ffrfl 40 Or e1af
ana way D. Elyr'eal rIpfr iru, iof
syorrt O.. tltfiont,
-'fnrtav n.gft f'r sorl Isl.p
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
vi Foot Of UafrarstOu rl-r Mgar mail ffars
81 Tastan lnfar i.a raTr At o.
Nau tTlfoss AL sizions wet q tlpurn 81 p 9 m so
town rpress o. q. rCNutt fsaififu -un~n'r f-n.
nrEM YORK and NEW.uAVEN RAILROAD
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Wfedn Hienmfrs
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
THROUGH LINE To CALIFORNIA
Carrying UNITED STATES MAIL -.


VIA PANAMA RAiLLOAu.
Steamers leave Pier NO North River foot of CEnIt Et II
O'Clock, noon. as follows:
pec. l--CCEAN OUFTN Nsrry, connecting with
GOLDEN ACE, Capt. Lspiise.
Dec. ll.HENRY CHAUNCFY Can't, A. @. Osy, connecting
with GOLDEN CITY. Cart Watkins
Dec, 2RlSlRG STAR Capt II. A. Harris connecting with
MONTANA, Capt
All departures iOoeh Aeuruco hoss o i and 2 connect
Panama with South Pscfc Let and lth Tor Cen
ts American ports those q ls. touch II MsnzniIo
Departure llth
nom PEnanl TO Aus.ltlia and NowZeaiand.
Steamer Of Dec A. 1856 with the fret steamer o. tho
CopGnys Chns Line leaving FTsncseo Jan 1861 for foko
hama and Hong Kong
One buudd pounds d baggage allowed each adult Medicines and
attendance free
passage and a Information spply the oae
the wharf. foot Of Cans-st, North River, New York
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

CIR ~ NsF,f OAK DiP6.Ts FIsANCE rHE
RgoErvER sFw COU1T i0Usg PAEE Dec. 3 1885,
FINO TAX-PAIERS.-NOTI is hereby gwen that
por viii added Toe sh inst 10
nupd isi day. On the is O. January fLovns m
Twelve viii be added be calculated
tJu ~ f5t October is5G the date u reynent
JOHN MURPHY. Receiver.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

ERIE RAfLWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot o
H Chambrr-st. Pavouis Ferry:
6 M Day Express Tor Rochester Buffalo sslamancs Duukr
and ui fous West and Soust.
G.t5E m WAY Train. daily 20 Ousvilo
10 o. ~ Express all Buffalo Slausncs ard West
.. n Wsy Tor Port Jrrgii Nrsybur-h. NtfwicS.
5 .. M Sight kxprea B1halo Ssliiuanct snl punkfk .
6:aD D. No. Nlh, E1Deis daily for bufdo saiauGnca Dnnkrt
and Ill points West South.
T:1D D. m.. Ffnesant Train. daily. for TIE Wot
EHu1els Trains an direct ontc.gn wtth an ourfn AZ
NeTcfn lnrs htbh RIDDLE ocAi oaf-
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMER, FITCHBURG NASHUA LOWELL
CoNCoRD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stsnrh Of the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON and CITY or NEW.fORh'
daily (Suudays eIccrted o'clock hom
Pier No. - North River, foot Of festryti,
FOR EEW-LONOON
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from the above
points Worcester Boston and Worcester Noioessef
and Nashua and New-L London and Northern Railroads.
Freight at the lowest rates For nfonston require OF
+. S. MARTIN. Agent. on the Pier
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Handsome and aoeH-kept Furniture Of a Family
declining Housekeeping.
BY CLIFFORD &c TATHEWEB,
VIII be sold at residence southeast charlotte
and Elizabeth streets. on MONDAY, 4th june atn
The entire FURNITURE In said House. Without re-
Berve,
~ ii''.-t. coNs1sTINa OF: -r.' ~ ~
Elegant Mahogany, Walnut, and Rosewood Drawing
and Dining Room Extension and Marble Top Tables,
Sofas, and Chair In sets, 30, or = - rtl
Mirrors, Curtains window Shades Cornices Carpets
and Rugs, sidebosrds Vases Cutlery SO. ''n'sfyr, ,,
Handsome Bedsteads, Wardrobes Bureaus. ChAfrS,
WashstaRds, Wool and MosB Mattres sses Pillows and
Bedding. ~ 90 ltI' .n''a. .ruI.HiIITI -'i1-ir
Fine Dinner and Tea Sets Of French China .. -
Cut Glass Decahters, TumbIers &c. Walters and
Castors IN 'fI' i0'" "a - nIl ILt
Ice House, Safes. Kitchen Furniture ;o,uDa 80
And variety Of other articles usual In housekeeping
Terms casb. and articles to % removed Immediately
after bale, as the house has TO be given up.r ...
May % mwf4
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sRRIVATE SALES

ORANGERURG EEMALM, ,COEIE3I.
FOR SALE THAT DEs1RABLE SPR0PORTY. STU.
~ SATED In the Town Of Orangobcrg' ana known az
Ing large ana for Hotel Roatdn Sehooi
being capable Of accommodating about two Hundred
tIov pessone On the premises gas works FOR sup
plying the building with gas; and nne orchard and
garden The gr9unds are ample and elgibly located,
TerIns7-0ne tenth oaah balance In ten equal An.
nlai inshnaents secured By mortgage Of the prop
efty; tho buildings to be kept injured and policy
cfeatt)3b thq ghofe amount Of che pur.
onase may be had by giving approved personal security
only casn enough % desy eIpeas6a 81 saie For fur
'RpR 5oHHEhN. H1NJtktdFnLh Nttdn LhT6apq J. T6Upq
orahssodtg Tihdea insert a6oQe one notiti Una
send oilttof Sontaer 12nfce, ,SfmYlpo N May as
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~ SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -ea

MEMBERS Of the Medical Society will please no
tice the meeting to be held this evening"
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales Thfs Day.

j. A. ENsLow 4 Co. viii sell thia day, at Accom-
modation Wharf, alongside the schooner r. IT, Hnstcr
at II o'clock, hhds new crop oubs sugar; and IN thu
New Custom House stores 425 hhds. SO tierces and
bbls. new crop Cardenas molasses
MoKAH oAMPDEII will sell tbis day. at their stores
variety Of household frniture; also whiskey Rhine
Ttne' st. Domingo wine. roast beef lemon syrup. &C.
MILES DrAIE WIN sell tbs day at Ills store, corne,
of Liberty and King streets boots, ahoeu
dry goods straw goods. clothing mating, &c.
GEORGE HuNEKEN will sell this day, at No. IS Society
one door from King street under the Hall Of Freund
schatsbund the entire stock In store consisting of
tobacco, Havana and domestic aegars, &c. - Il ,
Will be sold this day South Commercial Wharf by
order Of The O. NJ. Department. at IL O'Clock 100 Gov
ernment animals about 40 horses and 90 mules,
F. voeLEn Of the Central News Depot, No. 1os Mar
ketstreet Gate Ruaa' has had his establishment re-
htted, and receives f assortment Of the latest Nav
York dailies and wesklies every evening by mail An
the Magazines and many of the latest to be
fouod here. Also stationery, etc., etc.
- o ~ -
WHITE oAK On And PHGNIx DIs1NREorAsr-Messra.
CAMERON BARCLAY ADVERTISE In to days issue. tie
bestandpurest quality OF white oak ot This III nstt
sa OIL and TO- besides adapted to every hid
OF machinery The advertisement furnishes All psrttch
lars. and Mesnrs CAMERON BARCLAY are prepared TO
furnish the oil In large Or small quantities. 1hese
gentlemen are also prepared to supply parties With the
celebrated Phoenix DPinfectant which is all potent in
removing unpleasant odurs and contains no ipjuriouu
ingredients Both these articles are the best of the
kind the disnfectant may also be put to valuable use
as afertsing agent in preserving man1reb 30! cann
cAAtFR6h, BARCLAY o., and be S ~, * &
IL Da. HuMpHnEYs', of No. 562 broadway. Now York,
well known to the Homeopathic medcaiipractioe, has
transferred his interest to company which he is
member, and isnow ready to AL the varieties OF
SPECIFICS the profession and people may need No houae
In this department. Of medicine has Afgs Stities or
better reputation than that 6f woh& DR.. H. is now at
the head-Netoark Aduertistr 4a,ct 2s 1855 III se
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HHs GSs Finely Situated Residence s,{4 DvtE
80" W; BY WILBUR & sON.'"tf w
TUEsDAY the 9Th iusts porth ofthe old Custom
House, at IL O'Clock, will be sold, =
$3.50 ,i al that LOT OF LAND, with the two and
E,!t half story DWELLING thereon, with double
piazzss, situate the south side OF Calhoun.
Sl1A street and Anown by the No. s5; measuring in
ans Sp s6 feet by Jos feet In depth.
and two attics well finished; gas throughout On the
premises are ftehen carriage house, stables and all
requisite outbaildngs hne large tistern, and we'll Of
good Wateft 40. t&T - rt IA As..fr E.ytc >ilyrt-
q Conditions cash. aPurchaaert to pay us Tor papers.Y
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AUCTION SALES.


Empty E4 oasss. S. isSsnS% AsgshsgSs esa a aerees.
House East Bay and Market st1ses GS at II
40 EMPTY MoiAssEs HHDs
empty Molasses Tierces
Neto Crop afuscouado Sugar
s % SS rC
10 hhds s New Crop SUsco9ATo SUGAR. -
rune 10. - aiSlsNa.A
Ne,o Crop Cuba Molasses, ,SGSj
BY J. a. ENSLOW IL CD.
IN tho Nsw 5nsso@ House stores, coraes East ' Bay
.ss and S,%a Market street. at II O'Clock. 80
Sc ,I ,ioTees NEW CROP oARDENAs MoIAssEs. !:
G, n Columbia Phoenix. Augusta ooDstitutionaliss
graph AbbevilleT Banner will Insert the ABOVE nnH
any p previous to saie' and send bill to J. A. E. Co.
Boots, Shoes Dry ste, Goods, sraO Goods, Clothing
BY MILt0S DRAKE.
THIS DAY. June let, at 10 oelooh. win foil Mt m,
NS saoss
expressly for this market oonisting part 90 follows
Cases Mems Cali M and % KIP p. ti e. 7 btoSsns SUns w
Gases Mems Fine Calf Bslmorals and Congress ...
hasRg Gepse's
Cases Misses' Congreus and Bllmorals .Fl
cartoons Ladies Misses and ohidren's Slippers, Gait
= -. ytg DRY GOODS. 80. ,s.: ,In n,,
Pieces PLAID LENO, Figured Lawn, French ,BalEs
net and Nansook Muslins; Birds Diaper Mosquito
Nets, Summer satinet Hickory Stripe, Nchings Twill
jean, Longoloth, aomespnu, Mourning Prints, &c . ~
Ladies, and Gents' Hosiery, Towels. Madras Handker
chiefs Plaid and L.. O. Handkerchieis Agate Buttons
drenadine Wells, Suspenders Neck Ties Summer Sati
net and Drill Pants Men,H Straw, Felt and Cloth Hats
White and Checked Mating, &C. June /? :?
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RETURN DAY.-Members OF the Bar will bear in
mind that tomorrow (saturday) is Return Day
for the juno term of the Court Of Common Pleas.
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., - irs -, Desirable Residence - 5IT9
10 .aI,E BY WiLRDR & SOa, ;,.I',,t'''''"n S'''"
TUESDAY NEXT 9th June, at II O'Clock. north Of he
$50. Old Custom House. will be sold,
! 4sssss4ar : ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, lWrTHsTHE
lI.I FINE RESIDENCE thereon situate one door
lnaE northeast OF the corner Inspection and Marsh
49, streets, measuring 4s feet inches on Inspeo-
tonstreet BY 12e feet In depth. 1lI!. r.. ryu..BI
ConditionB-Haf cash. balance In one and two naars
70 be secured by bond ad mortgage Of the ptemisea
Building to be insured and policy assgnsd Purchaser
70 pay US for papers. MnY 20
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/ Splendid Corner Stand and RtOeuing. ~ *
TUESDAY next, 9th June, north of the old Custom
t5,,; House., at II o'clock, win be sold,
<tH5oS,' ALL THAT LOTtOF LAID. with the de-
lmiE>J sirable two and half story DWELLING and
IIiSEe STORE thereon, being q ane business stand,
EkA situate on the northeast corner OF Marsh and
Inspection streets The house ,1s well hnished, has
spacious store neatly ated up. and the prises
hne large cistern and necessary outbuiidinHa. Lot
on Marsh. street .E.f -
Oondihons-Half cash; balance In one and two yearu
to be secured by bond and mortgage Of the premises;
buildings TO be kept insured and policy assigod Pur
cnaser Y Pay ue Tor pspeEs. q" %E ''ia May 20
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Empty MoLasses Hogstsads and IYeTces. :
By J.tA. fGRSLUw 81 co.
THIS DAY, lst June will be sold at the new Custom
House. corner East Bay and Market streets at II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-01

TIE TABLEAux OF PARADISE Losr.-To-morrow
night our citizens are to be regaled with first
view Of the celebrated works Of art. There has
always been great taste for the fine arts in our
city, and good Panorama has never failed to re-
ceive its share OF appreciation and patronage.
these illustratfons 5oft Mnjron's' 'immortal poem
are superior to any ever produced.
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-. 40 EMPTY MoLAssEs HHDs
empty Molasses Tierces.
Juno
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Desirable Building Lot JVest Side Friend st,,
nv .yTIT.RIJRi .gS SnN

Desirable Building Lot West Side Friend street.
WILBUR Ss SON.
TUESDAY, 9th Inst, st the north Of the Ola Custom
Hodset o'clock viii be sold without any MANNER
OF reaefye, to the highest bidder, . :. p. -c''f
All that LOT OF LAND. situate on the west side of
Friendstreet midway and Tradd streets
Lot measures so feet inches by 160 feet In depth;
Bounded north by land of Holloway, south by last
Trust Estate Horlbeck, west, by 7 east BY Friend.
Htreet his street, about Being widened the east
side. makes this Lot yeiuahe or building or invest
ment. Purchaser to pay us for papers.
Conditions cash. June
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"REMINISCENCES OF CHARL sSTON,

THE SUBSCRIBER INTENDS TO PUBLISH
SERIES OF LETTERS, q part of which is now in course
Of publication in the Savannah Herald 1t will consist
of pamphlet Of about fifty pages. and include sup
pement embracing tho principal events Of the siege
and investment OF Charleston.
J. N. CARDOzO.
June fmw
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CHANGE OF SoHEDuLE.-We call the attention Of
our readers to the change of schedule on the
Northeastern and eCheraw and Darlington Rail
roads It is getting back to the old time. BY this
new arrangement we shall have the Northern
mail by twelve O'Clock, six hours earlier than at
present. I, .. ia. ,...y.',,, e.. o..