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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-06

How THE MONEY GOES. The items
Of appropriation of the bill intro
duced by Mr.. Stevens in the House
to-day, for the Freedmen's Bureau
for 1866, shows what an expensive
elephant that animal is on the hands
OF Uncle Sam. The items are as fol-
lows: Salaries of assistants and sub
assistants, S147, 800; clerks, ss2, 800;
stationery and printing, 500, 900 !;
Quarters and fuel, S15, 900; clothing
for distribution, 81, 100000 commits
sary stores, 81, 1O6, $50; medical de-
partment, $5O0,O00; transportation,
$3.50, 900; school superintendents,
S21, 900; sites for school houses, or
phan asylums, &c, $4,000, 1000; sun
dries, $500 Total, $l1, 500, $50.
Washington .Sta3., 3OM.
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REvERDY JOHNSON ON THE PRoBA-
BIL1TIEs OF a WAR WITH AUSTRIA
In his reply to Mr. Trumbull in the
Senate, last Monday, speaking of the
efforts the radicals were making to
fetter the President by taking from
him the power of appointment to
office, Mr.. Reverdy Johnson said:
Suppose the President, who is a
man OF firmness and nerve, should
be OF the opinion that it is the pur-
pose of Congress to war upon him,
by taking away from him the power
to remove, what will he do? He will
remove and not appoint. The wheels
OF Government will stop. If the Pre-
sident is impeached for it he can de-
fend himself and appeal to the pco-
pie. What is to be accomplished by
carrying on an apparent war, doing
what never has been done i'm relation
to any of the-predecessors of the Pre-
sident? What is the condition of
the country? The war is over. and
the Union still practically dissolved.
What are the signs of the times? If
the instructions given by the Secre-
tary OF State to our Minister to Aus
tria are carried out, the result will be
war between this country and Aus
tria. We may defeat the few soldiers
she may send against us, but she will
till the seas with privateers to destroy
our commerce. With the eleven
States excluded from the Union, we
are not in q condition to go to war:
and If the report of the Committee
on Reconstruction is adopted, these
States will be kept out till after the
next Presidential election"
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Further from the Memphis Rio,


MEMPH1s, May 2:-Somc negroes in
South Memphis fired on citizen this
morning, woundins him and white wo-
to disarm the negroes, but they fled to the
fort, firing as they ran. They were driven
from the fort this evening, and sought the
woods. During the excitement. seven ne
groes and one citizen were killed and few
houses were burned. The military have
been under arms all day. Up to this time,
killed.
MEMPHIS, May 3.-About thirty houses.
occupied by colored people, and all the
school-houses in South Memphis, were
pulled down or burned last night. Ten
negroes were killed during the day Every
thing is quiet this morning. The negroes
fled to the woods last night. but arc now
returning.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-06

A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A late fire at
Detroit, caused by the explosion of
barrel of naptha on board a
steamer, destroyed the vessel, and
the passenger and freight depots
Of the Detroit and Milwaukee Rail
road, the total loss amounting to
$500, 900. One of the local papers
also mentions that twenty eight per-
SONS lost their lives.
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HOUSEHOLD WORDS.

SPEAkING of Household Words" Josh
~ thinks Sugar and Plums are mu ch
sweeter and better household words. and
a good deal less Greekish than Sozodont
because every little isping child-and some
Dig ones, too-can cry aloud for SUGAR
PLUMS. Sugar Plums for worms. Death
to worms. Life, health and JOY to children.
Get box Of Sugar Plums for worms at
FISHER g. HEINIISH'S
May Family Drug Store
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NEW York May 3.-Flour advanced 5@
Ioc.-saies ofl3 600 barrels. Wheat steady.
Corn dull, at S2@844c Beef steady. Pork
heavy.mcss, s2e.56cG29 So Lard firm, at
173G202c. Whiskey dull Coffee steady.
at 34c. Sugar tirm-Porto Rico, IL; ;@12ic.;
Muscovado, 104@l1c. Naval stores steady.
Cotton 34c. Gold 1871
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Tennessee Convention.

KNOXVILLE, May 1.-THE Convention of
East Tennessee has adopted u resolution
petitioning tho Legislature for all Act
allowing East Tennessee separate State
Government. There were only four dis
senting votes. The Convention has ad-
orrned sine die
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the CO.
~ partnership lately subsisting between
JOHN c. DIAL and FRANCIS N. POPE.
under the firm Of DIAL & POPE, was this
day dissolved by mutual consent. JOHN
=. DIAL IS authorized to settle all debts
due to and by the late firm.
JOHN c. DIAL.
May l, 1866. F. NJ. POPE.
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RECORDS TRUE SPECIFIC.

YNHE French Remedy, for the permanent
L. cure Of gonorrhea, gleet, structure,
and affections Of the kidneys and urethra
swelling or the glands, seminal weakness,
obstruction and incontinence of urino.
Tarrant's Cubebs and Copaiba.
Browns Essence Jamaica Ginger.
Phllotoken, or Females Friend.
Liver Invigorator, Cod Liver Oil.
Lemon, Ginger and Strawberry Syrups.
Maccaboy Snuff, Elixir of Bark.
CoIognes, Fomades, Musk For sale at
FISHER & HEINITSH'S.
May Pharmacentisis
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My first is what lies at the door; nv
second is kind of corn; my third
is what nobody can do without, and
my whole is one of the united states.
Mat-ri-mony.
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Final Notice to Tax-Payers.
CITY CLERKS OYFICE.

NII NI1IIItN - O1FICE,
COLUMBIA, May 4, 1866
A LII persons white and colored) who
N have neglected to pay their TAXES to
the city, as expressed in the Ordinance to
raise supplies for the year 1866, are hereby
notified that, if their taxes are not paid by
the 20th inst, EXECUTIONSw will be issued
against them and lodged in the hands of
the Sheriff for collection.
May 5 ]. 8. MCMAHON, City Clerk.
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The greatest slaughter-house in the
world is at Montevideo. 1000 cattle
are killed before breakfast, and it
furnishes most of the jerked beef shat
is used.
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BALTIMORE, v3.-Flour steady. Whea.
firm and scarce. Corn dull-whitc, S56S6c. !:
yellow, 92GS3c. Oats firm, at 55956c'
Provisions firm. Sugars active and steady.
Coffee dull and unsettled. Whiskey firm,
at S2.25t.
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Tele&raph.
II
lew York Market.

New York Market.
New YORK, May 4,--cotton firm, Mt sag
35c. Gold 27s.
New YORK, May Cotton f;rm-sales of
1000 bales, at N@35c. Gold 263. .,
The shipment Of gold to Europe, to-day,
was over 100000,
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NOTICE.

YNHE subscriber would respectfully in
4 form the citizens OF this city and vi
cinity that he will continue the general
HARDWARE BUSINESS in his own name
and on his own account, and hopes to
merit and receive full share of public pa
tronage. JOHN G. dat,
Nav
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-06

John Robinson, of circus notoriety,
shot by guerillas at Crittenden, XIV,
April %, died on the 30th.
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The cholera is disappearing from
Gaudaloupe. Official accounts show
a mortality from the disease of TO-
$50, out of population of 149, 10Y.
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SUNDRIES! SUNDRIES!

pARBERS' DRESSING COMBS.
ID SHAVING BONES.
Razor Straps, Toilet Mirrors.
Hair Brushes, Pocket Combs
Military Shaving Soap, Shaving Cream.
Cloth Brushes, Pocket-books.
Italian Violin Strings.
French Buffalo Combs
Genuine Lubin's Extracts.
Lubin's Rose Soap.
Fine Odorous Extracts, Bath Soap. A.
FISHER Il HEINITSH'S
May Old Stand, Main street.
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DENTISTRY,

BEG respectfully to IN
form my friends and the pub
UIYVA lie generally, that have sue
l.! ceeded in making arrange
ments enabling me to offer inducements to
those In want Of Mechanical work. (Vul-
canite base,) Gold, Silver or Platina' Call
and ascertain conditions Office TavIo,.
street, opposite the Park, one block from
Main street DIR. GEO SMITH
May 1mo.
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Notice.

WILL sell, at auction, on MONDAY, the
Il 7th inst. at Hitchcock's Stables, lot of
hne young HORSES; also, WAGONS, AM
DOLANCE and HARNESS. Persons wish
ing to purchase at private sale can apply at
the stables, near the head Of Lady street.
May p. NJ. NULL.
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City Fire Department.
ESTRAY cow,
GAS-LIGHT BILLS.

NONSUMERSar requested to call at the
~ Auction Room of Levin & Peixotto.
and settle their bills for the month Of
April. JACOB LEVIN
Ser'y Columbia Gas-Light Co.
Mayo q
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AND SLIPPERS,
For Mems and Ladies wear.
These goods We're all purchased and Sc
lected by himself, and will be warranted to
every purchaser. They were bought since
the recent decline in the market, SO that
he can confidently say that he is able to
offer the BEST and CHEAPEST STOCK
now on sale in Columbia. Confining him
self exclusively to his legitimate business.
ne VIII guarantee every article in his line
that he sells.
A line assortment Of TRUNKS, VALISES
ana CARPEI-BAGS kept always on hand,
at the lowest prices
E0 Mr.. VIM. LASALLE continues TO
ssuperintcnd the manufacturing and repair
ing department and will be happy to see
his old friends and customers at all times.
May 6 6 THOMAS FLANAGAN.
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Fresh Country Butter

A ND EGGS constantly on hand, at a
~ reasonable price, at my store, oppo-
site Charlotte Depot. c. HAMBERG.
Mays ~
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Methodist Episcopal Church Con-
ference.

The Conference met yesterday morning
at the usual hour.
A number Of reports were presented and
laid over under the rules, and other rou-
tine business was disposed OF.
A lengthy discussion took place upon the
report in reference to the publication of
Sunday School books, catechisms, etc.
Eventually, in reference to the principal
point, it was resolved to leave it to the
Book Agent to decide whether books should
be purchased or published by the Church.
A resolution that the present style of the
Church, 'The Methodist Episcopal Church,
South" should be changed, was offered,
and carried by 100 to %.
A preamble and resolutions, stating the
reasons for the original adoption Of the
epithet ''South," recounting that those
reasons no longer exist, and proposing
that it should be changed, were then pre-.
sented.
The question being first put on the ex-
pIunging Of the word ''South, " it was car
ried.
1t was then proposed to make the namo
one OF nine suggested in the subjoined
order, and they were SO balloted for with
the result stated, those not appearing with
any votes on the second and third ballots
having been dropped:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

Mr.. Stephens does not propose that the
south shall use Pennsylvania iron exclusively,
nor adopt the Massachusetts school system, nor
the Maine law /; neither does he say that every
man there shall belong to the Presbyterian
church-all good things in their way-be fore
their right of representation shall be acknowl
edged, but his reasoning amounts to that. He
has just as much authority for imposing these
tests as there is for the test he proposes, or
needed by nation than high religious princi-
pie And is not temperance CARDINAL vir
tue, and why not insist upo1 it that no .outh
ern state shall come into the union until every
man, "without distinction of Color" shall have
been to school, shall have signed the pledge,
and shall have joined the church ?-Erch.
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Howard AssOcia ton!

GNIsEAaES Of the Urinary and Sexual 2ystemG-
] new and reliable treatment Also the BRIDAL
CHAMBER, Essay of Warning and Instruction, sent
III scaled envelopes free Of charge Address DR.. }.
SKILIIN HOUGIITON, Howard AnDosiahon. No. 2
rtss Ninth s%rsst, PhRsSslvhfa, p y<cS
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sensation cor 'pondent Of the Tribune,
indul yes in the following disgusting abuse Of
the ladies of the south. Fighting men and
conquering them is all right and creditable ;
but slandering the wives, mothers and daugh.
tiers of those with whom we were lately at
war. is left very properly to the attaches of
such papers as the Tribunes and their aifiliants:
Look at these hard, shallow or sensual ewes
cold, gittering or greasy-and you need no
traveller to tell you that their theology is stern,
forbiding. rigid that their social life is mark.
ed by harsh, tyrannieal and rcpulsive features;
that the fierce blast Of Moses, not the genial
breath of Jesus, is their choice and the object
of their admiration. looked everywhere but
looked in vain for that soft, spiritual eye which
is So common among the educated classes of
the north, and especially among the women Of
refinement and culture. "The women here"
said lady at Charleston, 'look as if they had
never been kissed"
1t is possible the last sentence explains the
cause of this writer's objection to the ladies' Of
Charleston. Wonder if Rev. Mr.. Kalloch of
Boston isn't the correspondent
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-01-24

At an interview, Of several conservatives
and republican senators with the president,
they expressed to him their views in regard to
national affairs pretty freely. They assured
him that they were with him in his policy of
reconstruction; that while the south may not
have done all that was expected on the whole
question, she had done remarkably we'll, The
president said he was glad to have their CO OPP
Grafton, for he believed that what he had done
was for the best, and would prove 10 in the
end.
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DON'T WAIT FOR THE WAGON.

WYE have just purchased another splendid TRUCK
w TEAM, and are now prepared to do jobs Of dray.
ing short notice and at reasonable rates. All damage
done to goods while in hands will be promptly paid
Thanking the public for past patronage solicit your
further orders W. G. AUSTIN CO,
S23 Truck and DrayMsn.
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GooD.-The Chicago Evening Journal, .
daily that talks pretty sensibly at some things,
albeit not so much conservative at heart, as
its leaders occasionally indicate, has the fol.
lowing three paragraphs of u leader in its issue
of January 18th. We have seen no later or
better description Of Rad. than is here pen.
ographcd.
We are assured by variety of persons who
speak in a greater or less degree "by author.
ity," that there is 10 be no rupture between
congress and the President. We never thought
there would be, for the simple reason that we
credit OF, parties to this imaginary rupture
with too much good sense and good patriotism
to permit any such issue Of the political sitaa.
ton.
1t is not unlikely there may be politicians in
both houses who would glory in a break with
the Executive, but they are not enough in
number, or of enough account in influence, to
bring about their desires or to accomplish their
ends. They are Of a class who cOnfound RASH
Acss with radicalism, fool-hardiness with cour.
age, and who are so consumed with the idea of
their own consequence rs to esteem nothing
worth having but what they discover, and
nothing deserving ofacceptance but what they
propose. They are heady and headlong and
headstrong I; big headed and badheaded and
bullhcaded anything but long headed, and
altogether wrong headed.
These break with the Almighty il He pre-.
sumes to differ with them, or hesitates in 40
fashoning His providencss as to favor their
schemes. Never m;s.rusting that the world
rcvolved upon its axis, and around the sun six
thousand years before they were born into il,
they slash about them with such reformatory
vehemence of impatienee as would prove
them filter for the chair Of lunatics in the fac
ulty of madhousc, than for the seat of a
statesman in legislative body. Their firm.
ness degeneratcs into cbstnacy, their sent
ment into twaddle, their enthusiasm into wild.
ness, their eloquence into sound and fury. sig
nifying nothing-but their own straining after
. snat and swallowing a saw mills
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Z1ZEZZ

All the Medical men ana the Press recommend DR..
Strcklands Anti-Choera Mixture the only certain
remedy for Diarrhna and Dysentcry. 1t is combine
ton of Astrngents, Absorbents, Stimuants and Car
minaves, and is warranted to effect cure after all
other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists General Depot No 6 East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
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DIR. Strickland's Mellifuous Cough Basam is war;
rantcd to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Whoopng Cough. Sore Throat, Consumption, and all
affections of the Throat and Lungs
For sale by Druggists. General Depot, No. East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Aspnrv.-cLuur. In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Janu
srv IL a the resiaspcc Of the brides father BY the Rev
NJ r. Rogers ID. D., rHoxss NJ AsBsxws, VI New York,
70 AptA N daughter OF Aaruu Clafin. ESQ
Bmn--Tog17so.--on Friday, January ~, 81 Williams
burg. T. /, by Rev George Taylor, J. srkxlIso Bud,
~ b. Of Hyde Para, N Y, 70 Mis- Jrvsrs daughter
Of the late Henry Topping E.ai Of New York No
csrds
BsIocs- Tsrsc In Nsw Baltimore, n ", on Tues
day January o. o. the rsidense % the BRIDE aihsr by
she Rev Robeu strong, Joux y. BHfccs OF Coeymans,
70 EIisAnErr n. daughter II James Tresc. EsI
Cprrr>-waKi On Wednesday, January 10, 81 New
ark, T., at shere-'dencs Of y = Morris ksy BY the
Rev Wainwright sssssscsi By tho Rev G. Eceisstea,
b. d. wAIrsn'G Crsp, " D., 70 sAaAs rvfsnuc,
dssghtsr a the be Rev Joshua ". weess, u LAbsse.
Sova Scotia
Hslifax on ~ yspsrs please copy.
Cocunxsa--CIAv--M wsshisesoa HesgseD. en ws1
nesday, Jsausy -, by the Rev. Howard smith,
nssIf CocunAss y ksuA, eldest sssshfw q Wshisssos
d crr,usrsrscsHr -0n wednesday, January 10, BY
, ~ Rev r. y BiiAren, Mr. issoy l. 0crnxr, q us-
voo oOusiy, Ohio, ass Mis Jossvnss scnnu, Of Mia
ksla--povssa -os Thurgasy, Sasusy II. b. ths Rsx
~ osuns NJ wAH.U hi, g ssoosiyn, -. "
| Ses.rs.-IAss @ Ihsrse.y, Ja,ssY =, !. 49, -.
! ~. y y. pa~>mnA Amus nkpU JuwUoR q -
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chs ,nber OF Comnasrce.

RESOLUTIONS RELATIVE no TEE PARIS ExHrBITtoN
or lSG7-rHR MEMORIAL ON THE STATUTE Or
CHAMPIONSHIPS MEhoRr oF Mr.. ROBERT b.
MISTURS, Rrc.s
special meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce was
held O'Clock yesterday afternoon to take into con-
sideratIon the report of committee appointed TO invss
tgate the relative tohe Partisan Universal Exhib
ton to be hold In 1867 President A. A. Low occupied
The chair and introduced Hon. 8. B. Ruggiss, who
behalf Of the committees reported back the following
resolutions which offered at previous meeting Of
tho Chamber
Resolved That the Chamber OF Commerce Of New York
Of The United States has ssSspssd the invitation y he gov
eminent S q Fs me- 70 unit I'm ss osAst q
1851 produs,s Of each ana win confidently rsy
and .eqasas sppsops,oa: for ssSsns The prodaas
the an snSn on hs % 10 a. sps
among The e Ts., s.oS q or the ;.rs .oo
"sass s
% s or s.
% the s ss % X:
70 &. ;y sn Ss
2 the = b;4P sns 81 s s o.
e may sisys.s or national sSsrscsr
n so no: s.a
Of Trade Of our country.
s. o s: cs:ms. 70 s, Attention q.
Commerce and Boards Of Trade in The dderen css %
POI ana %
s % % rs %. ne g, Ss
happily restored IN ts full constitutional authority
Mr.. RuoaLss accompanied the presentation Of the~s
resolutions remarks urging the government to
that the industrial talents q shs country he property 70
Mr. ELLIOTT G. covpm ners took the soor, and 3D.
dressed the Chamber sugth He alluded to TIE Euro
Contribution nom IKE Ustsd States wsrs aisoessbsr in
adequate 70 DO Justice 70 the skin and industry Of the
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tmose, N 70 HAEa1r n, daughter OF thsiats ylliots
Lame, q Franklin county, Pa, and niece q sxPrss
-At Grace church, Jamaica, l. l., on
wsdnesdAy evening, January 10, BY the Rev: VIM L
A. Ronsos, OF New York No cards. tt .4N
MosxAN-wAY:-On Wednesday, January 10, Al the
residence Of Rev. M Stems, Of New York. Mr. JULIEN
aoSzAsr OF New York, 70 Miss JULIA Ann daughter OF
Richard Way, Esq, Of Newtown, L..
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CUPRENE COURT.

CUPREME COURT.
- In tho maater Of the Application OF the Mayer Adefmo1
and OF the city Of New YORK. relative 70 the VIZ
snes and s,s1 s e An. and sgsp street = x
5 srs Common Council In The city Of New York
Pursuant such made and psoyded ne
nosi ths. ts.y Intend !: sPply shs suyrs9i
eourt be held tho City Hail. ths city OF New York
Saturday the h day Of January 1884 athc opening Of the
heard br the appointment Of Of Estima,a
and IN the mAtter that he
and extent the hsreby intended wdsn.
ing eIendIng OF Ann street and Fulton street IN said
oily. JOHN h. DEvELfN, Counseito the Corporation
EKv YoRK. Dec 30. l6d6.
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FINANCIAL.
STATES TREASURY.
INTEREST DEPARTMENT.

FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES TREASURY
INTEREST DEPARTMENT.
Nsw Yovr. Jan 4 10
Parties holding ID thirty coupons Of
years and threeenh notss m.turinE the i5,h
Inst requested 70 hand them In With schedule, At ssy
Holder. plying With the sseve Win hsrs A.r coupon.
examined and ehecks given for them tbs 18th fn ssr
O'Clock ~ BLANK schsdues viii ~ furnished upon sp
ploseos - TIE Coupon inssrsss D.ysnmsr o. IRIS once
Ar An sIsycrfox Held ON TINE UH rwsT rHg
~ Following named gsstlson vors sleea1 D>rrrfofs u
ma Cksa - Hssiosa Bask " Nee Yssk" fos NE
ychn q Jonea Robert ucccskry,
Jshn nsvh wo,fs ys.un A. hsossvsh
~ uesenG 81 the Board of Dirseosra he1 ~ -
isss johs Jones' nsa, vHs snsnp2rsy sssissssf rvs
ssosnA o o. WuI<IAne. Csshiss.
(vfr111ng aAvINos BArK,
" No - Bsvesy, eprnsr ~ Canal sssst :
Ma cent Sneres fire. foD Rovernnssnt sngwsd %
euDs 81 80 esd UNDER and nvs sg
4sse1S -, = = ssfors JsssAu . On - s.ssrs-A
sS:yEF1T-5riY 49,: - Z. =: :. iG :.s:s
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DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE UN.
dsisned on behalf Of the rector church wardens and
Chrye Streets that the remains Of all persons buried In
tho public vanlt ground OF said church Chyss
and claimed by relations friends win BE- removed from
such ground and vault and rcnerred Cypress Hills Gene
the removal viii about the 18th day Of
january Al appIestons for p.iyss repovnl Of bcdis %
between the hours Of 70 and o'clock each day.
NEW YoRK, Jan. ]. 1854. HENRY y. PRICE
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Owners and lsssees Of property interested IN the widening
OF said requested 10 attend public meeting 81
Powers HOTEL Park row opposite the Aston House. on Mon
day merit January u.s. at o'clock NJ TO take such sction
10 10 stay proceedngs and prevent the
property from being taxed from thrcs 70 I'VE NIL
hons collars addition the present heavy city and
Parties interested who have not already
signed ths do ~ calling on Mr. fowcs.
Is Nasal street.
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