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New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
| ApRi,SiI MqLLrR Auetioseer -
on CENTRAL PARK and BOULEVARD


on CENTRAL PARK and BOULEVARD
~ lots being OF the most desirable lets osd " .a0'a
this
ADRIAN MILLER p r. WILKINS Co will sell at saeaen,
WEDNESDAY April "a at eelot. at the hIcbauge Ssr'em
No III Brosdwsyi .,..
yK-s ss the south VI 5h ave snd bSt~
hADosAVE-t lots oa the north Of hdSonA'e Sd
6<h.st
los the northwest ooraer Madison and
Goth st
56rHS lots sosih side commencing 125 feet vest Of bte
6THsrf lots north side 6rh st, % feet ives, Of hsfsoA ave
lots south side 65th between 3h aad Madison aSA
GrHsr5 lots souh hle 66h 100 feet east Of 3ha
6jrHsr.--l lot north side 20 feet Of MadsoH's'e
Grtsrls lots north so Goth commencing tae nefn~
eoeuer of Ah hayr.
6lrasrn lots ssuth side 9th commencing on the SoahNs
of tthAVe,
north aide J6thst Is fet ea, o Madison ave
TrHr2 lots south sle nth IT. Is feet east o hsdscnr
&rHrc6 ots north side nht, between Ayeaue A"a lsas
8rHsr-6 lots souh side 0oh, between Avenue and ISIS
sTRsr-t lots North side s9h-st, between 9h and lWhreA
grHsr-s lots. souh aide sOh 9th aud 10Th sfes -
grasrlO lots north side y between 9th and 10th ares ('acI
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MONKS VILLAINS, AGciioners
DEREMPTORY SALE of f.desmble BUILD-

u SlTEh al Tsrrftoun. The llui-in
4 ~ ludlow & O. viii SILL AUCTION THURSDAY,
Anil 2ith o. u ocof<. the premises.
TARRirOWN-ilrge STONE MANSION, 4t3a r., Jsiones hgh
grounds With hams carrage house & nuts i ie
ehoc,t varieties stustcs Ertsar bali NIKE from depot Also 20
Dmhn- Boavay Ptopct Mcclellan and sheridan aSes 10 the
o Mcssrs. Hoe LNeunorc, Banker
Child Ncu,oahe Cersud Merritt, Dodge Dean Dow, Roberts aud
ois very desirable or CLERKS and business wishing
-. -. ~. = a. ,,,,.,,,,y. orce No apset CC0
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prinfing.


GIiAS. G. SHELLEY, No. GS Barclay ST.,
" STEAM JOB PRISTBR-Cadi Circulars, Bllleads Fes'eff
Catalogues ke. at the lowest essh rates
w BILL-HRADS A.kPEClALIl.
WM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 FultoE,st.
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL dANVfAeTuk
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M.P, 40 AZ 11' HI,'o1''' D'Iy-- .,0 -, =.

DEFEREEs SALE in PARTITION.-Per-
bv Auction OF the ESTATE of MOSES NANZER de-
ce4,ed situated Bath Long Island on SATURDAY May ~ e6y
JAMES col rs SON Auc Commercial Ethaug No 5tu
Brooklyn - O'Clock consisting Of I'VE the ad sasan
ty DESCS wish Barns Bathing Houses and 1aIdens A.
tichd Abundance Of Shade reos together Win exclusive Maf
Privileges hundred ani sixty feet Also several tEe III lLUNu
SITIs The property situated directly The Lower Bay high
ground Lid i-rracd and protected by tne buhead Locality
iah within hour ~ iork via steam TO
Bootlyu ferry viii lie IN operation by st Of June "hEh
property within thirty minutes OF NaIsI To
parcels to purchasers Frame Houses. hllsd
brick IO feet stories, basement and attic, high e
and aide pat built IN the best aud IN hrs
rate orlef both Summer ami Winter residence, With snail
outlay make frsas Hotels which greatly needed e
of the hhet imaginable and altogether this constitutes le
beautiful place of residence IN the vicinity The
cv To without for particulars apply ARClll
BALD YOUNG Church and Wanenst Newloh Of G. T.
WHITTgMORE No. III Naaust NewloTk of GERARD 81 STE
WINS Referee House Brooklyn Of H. WANZER on the
nremi.e, GERARD ~ STEVENS Referee.
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ADRiAS II. MULLER. Auetioneer.


| EXTENSIVE SALE OF 200 MOST VALU-
! II ABLR LOTS e. BoGGs ESTATE, y on BROADWAY, TIB
| GRAND BOULEVARD SEVENTY SECOND AND sEvBNTYTHIRD
/ STs TOGETHER WITH THE WATERFRONT OF J79 PBBT on
TilR NORTH RIVER 1N FRONT or THE PREMISES, AS
1 GRANTED by THE CITY or SEwYORK ~ THE YEAR 1882
ADRIAN H. MULLER r. r. WILKINS Co.. will sell sucop
on TUESDAY APRIL n 1877, At y o'clock at the EXCHANGE
sAJBsRoOM No III BroiSa the above described desirable
frs. property comprising 200 lots and front cores follows
FIFTEEN LOTS on side Of Broadway the GRAND B0ULR
WARD between SEVENTY and SEVENTY FOUR ST2 IN
GLIDING both CORNERS ofsEyBSTY SECONDS and SEVENTY
TRDST each bot being ce ard from 100 to 200 feet
deep On SEVENTY SECOND.Sr, which is ONE HUNDRED feet
wide % lots and front ard Seventy ihrst the
nuHer; embracing on Of both streets from Broadway 10
rver grade of whole property nearly level with
Broids portion Of the purchase money remain bond
mortgage Maps o the property ei Of the grand entrance to
The Pak at Faynnihs plan the Grand boulevard along
Bodway a. established By Central Park Commissioners under
ibohy Lesur, ready and can be had a the once Of
N. lueione,rs 1850
LNOR SALE ut AUCTION, mt Elizabeth, n. j.
forty trains dayl WEDNESDAY. JulI a. at2 M LARGE
FACTORY, Engine EsaPontor Kettles, &c, Ge Apply
isA X WOODRUFF, Receiver
DEFEREEs SALE in PARTITION-A yalu-
able COUNTRY sBAT the village 81 oyster BAy 70 be sold al
suron MITCHELL Referee Ocagon Hotel said village
ne ofApn II situated the road leading TO
SpriuF land o John A. Weeks and the steam
about aud has on gooi dEelnng
harbo and commands splendid view Aso
about ~ acres Of Woodland
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

EOR SALE-Severai Country RESIDENCES
il one hears ride faa the oJ pnoe from 81 SO $1,000
Apply W STRONG No so Broadway n H. ROOF. No Terra
TN .nrrhna
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T Q. FOWLER, WeEtGliester County Land
~ AReuf snh Aveuue Hotel has
CeuBiry aessdehs RENT ali parts ote cintry.
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BrookInn Real estate for 6alc.

A VERY NEAT, MODERN HOUSE, new ant
convenient On Laiayeie and As hiutN ma
b artlcs sliding door coed ubcoar erceeHi location 20 MI
1'' '''N ''''- WY CHAs W WARD No. - Gears
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\, ApAI -.nn.iatlnn nI AZ nrIY.s

EOR SALE TO LET, or TO LEASE-The
IOTRI" BaMing sad half acre ofud At Five Mc River b
miles Norssk Conn Apply JOHN 4 VINCENT
1--we Mil Piyer
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EOR SALE, PATERSON, n. ia new two
stor, stte HOUSE II Rooms hot aud cold
katltub Ioostaa sra; minutes walk from the derot PRO
Eaqure pre1lses Paterson and DyiiOnsts
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

EOR SALE, in Wcstchcstcr County, within
forty of Tiirah. by the Hudson River fieal-A
GOTHIC COTTAGE With about two Of Land tise LAID out
plenty Of choice fsuit oauisg house &C. Arply 10
T. SEALEN No - pinrSi.. Room No. >
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

EOR SALE--At Hainfeld, n. j.. three minutes
wsk from station HOUSE and lot, boss nearly
and has furnace and The lot oontns hsf an acre with ary
fruibs prse. E8.sO \ y GOODNAN, Ne - beefnans
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

+ ARGE or small TRACES of valuable PINE
LANDS for SALE work Jsint account with parties wbs
vii give their personal attention. s. u -
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

NOR SALE--At lOnkcrs, an excellent mo1cin
Brick DWELLING HOUSE three stories seven " ff'eu' noe
shade trees ,rd shutei tie whole 10 The best onlri 'a
into vrloht good stable ieeirnt Sati ~ w
railroad depot; neghborhooi uustoeptonahc; o1 iee s b
sde has kcheh hunlg stationary Ha ous
cellar with heater gartouc uf ur store f" most u
,iubs place wishing convenient al h~nnn te
dcnce prcr Terms accommodating Apply al No ~ io
.-.l.Lr " L.r.
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Gounirp Real estate for Sale.


4 DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, all
di op ready be enjoyed-Good Dwelling model Barr, Gym
es etc pofu,on ofrit Of was,
easily 10 times wmbe currency its
oo oost eIsO s2soo according to the amount land
desired considerable portion purchase money may remain
~ This seldom me, WITH worth
boxing into Inquire Of JAS B. PARSONS No - Ceiarrt.
A TTENTION ALL WANTING FARMS! -
cheap Farm s.4 FRUIT SPS e yss H T FS"sr ,Sr
JERSEY. miles railroad Phaderhia.
Soil G me a% apeS for all & fGP So%S q reSF en'oS & %
lnre No fever and auc SOLD only aeluA setl
For oic'lA'' and maps AGS,s' Sn% a. 1Hve ;,, ., p,
ROBERT CAMPBELL. No iSa Broaivsy YswyorI.
III WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mild
~ climate a miles south Of Phadeha pre only s2S
Ss6s s 3aad S1d.1s ne 'ss information Sent '' ."
~ desiring to PURCHASE COUNTRY
n SEATS within an nh hour rot Of the ely Aealafi 4aGye
Ro.cc Gc LANDS VA ~ soaih apply to DELANo T. SMITH
No l59 Broadway
A CHEAP HOME at ELIZABETH, N. j.
Ferry .s sSS Se @gVsh so ''s So si' VIII COUNTRY sEA
5:s ' s ' an Sis a % q % e % s hsia. g: ''
A FINE and well llstockd FARM at Jericho,
aouEane Of frut good tgu aud oatOudn Would eI
'' '' Wy &S5SSD ToTSG Co. No. 70 so Rred-
A BEAUTIFUL VILLA for SALE-A very
N desirable ResIcsso - village with lots Of ground vel
fruit and shrubSer ur IN, East River within 10
minutes walk Of tmboats communicating With he ely her -%3
t2g 0unhg the day. Apply to s. BROWN, No. % Fuons thl
hoVf
RERGEN, n, J.-A two-story and basement
Pe nousf, tled with brick 2o. O Gt from & hoT's & ra
sf Ols; the seordstory front bedroom i width OF house
mana front and rear Price O0 Terms accommodating Apply 10
" ID. DAVIDSON 10. - Nevark-ave., Jersey CITY
BARGAINS in N. J.-GO acres. $1,000; q
acres intending Stock and Tools on both Places Vo
FARMS in Saratoga cheap JAQUEs No a9 Boadway
NHEAP HOMES at Metuchen, New-Jersey, one
bonr from Jersey Ctv only 80 Cottage stable.
I'D I've seres - m cottage and $500 splendid
init shade stable $500 large residence acre stable and
only SGo0aA depot Others
i4lr A.c nas and eouut seats PETIT FRAZhE No III
INENrRAI RAII R0An OLE NEW -JERSEY
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VONKERS.-FOr SALE, in Yonkers a first
class HOUSE u rooms 6ne plot Of Fr1fnd with ui and shade
splendid water view best location IN town. he 'nnu, w from de
pot; prce 5000 Terms snd Immediate possession Address
apply At NJ. Room NJ.
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fnrniinre.

A SSORTMENT Of First Class FURNITURE,
~ lF SUITES OR oBTIiEKfVISR
PARLoR, CHAMBER, LIBRARY ANB DINING SITS,
IP C. PIcEHARDTs PREMIUM PARLoR BRRsTBADs
mu o. 81 ring and Hsf Msrxss-ihf bet % nSse
- FACTORY AND FALESRQOM.
l61 Bleeclff.si. Sbllvan
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AUK SNIAL-A VItItN IIUIIt TIlACE, OF -ADOU
the village Of Sden ~ miles Long Island
png gspien and ard
800 grape vines bearing with encagh for soil gsod
With al nedf enieces at bAod
81 naure Mr. JAMES STEAYEHB No 80 BrooneS Nes
York RFP0RDS the place Take morning train 10 WAyere
staaisn and stage<lat he dOOr
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
Countrp Real estate for Sale.

COUNTRY PLACE for SALE CHEAP
~ q acres dwelling And out houses complete fac
front Orange Depot Address Box NO a. South
Orange n
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NV hou,e>harn and Eo or. sHd 81 er iu tree
Uf,, one aaI b. no lr, from Nev-Yofs by fHl Tns "a
lre,s Dr. : BOGElT No Bsomcst between su4 ~ or
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
Gin Real estate for Sale,

\ I'll - On summit Illll, 80 ~
between Boulevard and CeualPaTk tie moa de,ira
Ard epoBake building residence NeT-lork sa
Apply 10 w. JENNINGS DEAol'hSI' No so bi'~1""l
Foi SAFE ov aud term, easy.
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State Items.

The IRREpREssBLE CONFLICT On Sun lay after
noon Last our village was the scene Of fierce and
irrepressible conflict. The holy day makes the
deed appear more unholy! -Four Or five soldiers
hot shots from blue-ruin decanter," and very
wantonly disturbed the peace Of colored family.
These soldiers, we understand are Of Celtish ori-
gin. Their feet were at one time on their native
reptiles and swear by st. Patrick. They
are deyotedly attached to potatoes, and
have an abiding faith in good whiskey.
by some means, as we have already insinuated.
the said Coltish gentlemen and quantity Of the
said good whiskey got inside of each other; and
straightway the Celts were upon the war-path. AS
they wended their devious way along our Main
8 rect. they chanced to approach the residence of
an American citizen Of African descent-Phil. Hill
"a good, honest, well-meaning fellow. Phil. was
ing, in pensive mood, the long standing but now
thoroughly avenged wrongs of his nation. The
CeIts entered his domicile forcibly, and spread
terror and dismay among the females Of bis fami-
lv. Mrs. Phil. crept forth Ind surreptiticusly dis
patched messenger for Phil. The untutored AZ
by the base aggressions Of the, Celts, pitched N
upon the latter with most valorous vim. -
It being Sunday, Phil's friends we're lying round
loose. They flew to arms. More Celts arrived
upon the field of glory 1is impossible to describe
8 arious termination. The result had like to have
been the same as in the fight Of the Kilkenny cats.
It seemed probable for some time that nothing
would be left but o few mangled remains for the
coroner to hold an inquest upon.
But the Africans triumphed gloriously. One
Celt was cut; another was shot, though not killed;
while another was brought to the ground by an
unerring brick from the yengeful hands Of Mrs.
Phil.
Tho coDllnandant Of the post arrived up on the
scene, and speedily dispersed the combatants.
Phil was arrested and carried to headquarters, but
upon representations Of his good character being
made to the commandant, and sufficient surety
given OF his appearance when the matter was in
vestigated, he was released. As for the foemen
whom Phil thought worthy (2) Of his steel, we
imagine they haVo had time in the guardhouse to
get thoroughly sober, and to reflect maturely upon
the nature and results Of sirrepressible conflicts"
in general.-Edgefeld Advertiser.
Tho Edgefeld Advertiser records the death of
John s. Smyly, Esq, an honorable, amiable and
generous citizen Of that District, well known to
an extensive circle Of acquaintances. Few men
leave behind them 30 many warmly attached
friends
MORE CoRN.-We neglected to notice in our last
ISSUE the arrival Of 305 bushels of corn at the
Rock Hill depot, consigned to Mr.. Jones Crockett
for The relief Of the poor Of this District. MIR. O.
deserves the thanks Of the suffering poor fer his
earnest efforts in their behHlf- We understand
this is q donation from the good people OF Keh-
lucky. Some Of this corn has already .reaohed
here and been distributed to the most needy
Lancaster Ledger.
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SHooriNd.-An unfortunate shooting happened
OH Saturday night, from the effects Of bad whiskey.
The actors III. Mates aud Sui. Hubert) in tho ul-
blamelcss and inotfensive in their walk, but on
this occasion suffered themselves to be overcome
by drink, and while deprived OF their better sense,
SHOT at and wounded an old freedman, named
Pratt. We sincerely sympathize Nth all parties,
hu adugd in the pracce T Of ri % n @ Iry
HcroiJ
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Georgia Items.

We leran that as sIrs. Johnson-an elderly ledy
residing out in the country-was returning homo
on ,he Peachtree road in her Wagon, sho was as
sailed in the following manner: AS she was pass
ing the negro quarters, some two miles and half
out, negro stepped into the read and leveaed e ?
gun at her ordering her to stop. But JUST at thas
moment, another negro secreted near by, crled OUT
to him. sdon't shoot, there are several wagons
comns," when they both made of.-Aaa7'ta Op''-
ION.
The new machine fer dredging the river is pro-
crossing satisfactorily and rapidly With lts !mpor
tant and necessary work. Under ordinary crcum-
stances, this fact would scarcely deserve more
than casual allusion, but in view OF the immense
responsibility attached to the successful accom-
plishment Of its undertaking, We certainly nave
reason to congratulate our mercantile community
and citizens generally upon the initiation OF this
most vital labor OF deepening the channel.
Savannah Republican.
ATTEMPT 70 MuRDER.-A letter to this office,
dated cambridge, 25t:I inst, says:
ssA man from Jacksonville came Eere about
three weeks ago, bringing an octoroon concubine
9TH him After loafing about town, he concluo ed,
snrne davs agc. to teie his departure, ut his gal
refnsed to 90 with aim, whereupon he stabbed her
several times severely, and taking batteau es-
ned down the river. He was pursued Dy the
s5ariff captured at Chattahoochee, and brought
bacl, this morning. The indlvlduals name -, Is
Paean ss and he is said to have hailed from III t9e
neigh5orhood of Plymouth Rock."-Aaco's 1e'e"
graph.
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It has bson found that the recent cold and heavy

It has bson found that the recent cold and heavy
sleet did not entirely destroy the peach crop in
this section Of tho country. The damage, too, to
tho carly plants Of the garden was not So serious
cold and cheerless weather, the genial sunshine
again eddeEs nature, and it rejoices us it springs
again into new life. Let tho heart OF man de-
spite the gloom and misfortune in which the coun-
try is enveloped-catch the impulse, aud rejoice in
the sunlight Of the benefcelt Crcator.-Sun,ter
Wdich77Qn.
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GENERAL CONFERENCE.-THE court at Chester
commenced on Monday last Shortly after it's or
ganization, the Solicitor, Major c. D. Melton,
The motion was heartily concurred in by the vari-
GUS members Of the bar, and the Judge 80 ruled.
This course cannot be pronounced ''unconstitu-
tional," and yet, temporarily, has the Same effect
rs if legislation had deferred the usua! proceed
inns on TIE civil docket.
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DEATH OF Col. D. s. TAg1oR.-Wo have to re-
co~d this morning the death Of another old citizen
OF Pendleton. On Friday last, Col. David y. Tay-
cr departed this life, in the sixtieth year Of his age,
after d brief illness, Of apoplexy. His summons
disease had been apparent for several years. Col.
Taylor had accumulated a large fortdne before the
war, and was regarded one Of our wealthiest citi-
zens lie had recently accepted tho appointment
Of Assistant Assessor OF Internal Revenue, and
was ut this place, in the active discharge Of his
dltles, but q Few days previous to his death.
atlanta Intelioencer
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R5-The Friends and Acqunintanoes OF Mr..
and Mrs. JAMES HAYS also of Mrs. HoRAN, are re.
quesed to attend the Funeral Of the former from the
residence Of Mrs. HonAx No. 600 King street, To
4orroD Sunday at Three o'clock without further in
yttation March 30 q
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The weather continues cold, cloady and unfa-
vorable to planting interests. Winter seems to
withdraw his icy mantle with reluctance. This
state of weather cannot last much iongor-it would
be contrary to tho long established rules Of nature;
SO ne may reas onably expect before many days,
that sprng will, in truth, burst upon us, and that
vegetation will Hpriug forth vigorously to the de-
light Of all. We arc informed by some Of our e1-
perienced planters that the fruit crop was not &C.
riously injured by the late freezo.--4dur7on &ar.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sE NOTICE TO CONs[GNEEs PER STEAM
SHIP FLORIDA, FROM BAIlIMORE-shs is This Day
dscharging cargo at Atlantic Wharf AL goods remain
ing on the wharfst sunset will be stored at the risk and
expense OF owners. WILLIS & CH1soLM,
March % Agents.
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s5- UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE, NO. 3e4 KING-sT.,
Returns of ANNUAL TAXES for year 1866 will be receiy
ed at this Office for Divisions and T. comprising Wards
g. 8, and east part Of A, between II and p H.
until 18th Of April next except where parties receive no
ce In such cases returns must be rendered within ten
days from dato thereof, according to law
A. CARTER, Asst. Assessor, Div. 8.
A. LINDsTROM, ASS. Assessor, Div. 7.
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@ WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
WIN. BLUM DINaLE aa o Candidate for the sherifalty
at the ensuing election.
Eo1,fa olaarl1 b
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-30

MEssRs. DITORs:-PLEAsE AN
NOUNCE JOHN 7. M1IIGAN as o Candidate for Sheriff
of Charleston District at the election In July next
and obuge, -.--.-,
GanfeYnl1er
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York. SARAH A CHEvALIER, NJ. D.
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srMEssRs EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. M. MANIaAULT ss Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election CITIZEN.
nl,orD Htu
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@ NOTICE TO MARINERS.-CAPTAINs
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs, on the Charleston and St Andrews side Ct
the Ashley River; by which precauton, contact with The
Submarine Telegraph Gable VIII be avoided.
> : - s. G. TURNER, q. n 7!
Harbor Masters Office. Charleston, February 9, 1885,
Eehruarv -.
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~ THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERCY.-HowARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, aud the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy; the
mnnly powers, and create impediments to MARHAGE.
with s,e means Of relief Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge Address DR.. ]. sKILLN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jannarv
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~ ARTIFICLAL EYES ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES madc to order and inserted by Drs. T.
BAUCH and P. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
RonsoSNEAu, Of Paris); No. sss broadway, New York
April IA =; r. - = .i..s-sa.=5sss- E1yr
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EWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. M WHITING, ESQ, as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudciaD District at the ne1t election.
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street, New Yorl. Jt..zz.
@- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
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THE F1RsT-cLAss Q. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP
ATLANTIC,
CHAS HOVER, Master,
Will leave Pier No. 49, N. R., on Saturday. April O. at
ga. NJ,
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
taking passengers to Southampton, London Ravte and
Bremen at the foowii rates. payable in gold or its
equivalent in currency:
From Bremen, Southampton and Hnvre to New io1
First Cabin, s110 Second Cabin. $75; steerage, s4S
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOME-Fnsi
Cabin, s2l0; Second Cabin, $780, steerage, $70
BALTIC, Capt A. g. JONES, viii follow 49,. April &c
WESTERN METROPOLL, Capt. WIN. Weir. May 4
Tor Freight or Passage apply to
ISAAC TAYLOR, President
February II 1y No 40 Broadway, N. Z
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few Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, March 29.-Cotton sales 1000
bales; easier; Low Midding 28s@29. Receipts for
the week. 1854 bales, against 1859 the previous
week. Exports 1000 bales. Stock 1s5,s54 Sugar,
prime 19@13l. Good Molasses 70. Flour firm.
Gold 34f@S5.
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Political Movements I'm Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, TENN, March 2s.-The leading Con-
servatives prcpcss inviting the negro voters to
participate in the preliminary political meetings,
and to send delegates to the Nominating Conven-