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New-York tribune., 1868-04-08
MISSOURI.
!. LOrIs MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 7.-Incomplete returns
from the city election to-day indicate the following re-
suits OF the nine School Directors the Democrats have
ve Of the twelve Aldermen the Democrats have elected
six. the Radicals iye and tied one on general ticket
for Street Railroad Commissioner the Democrats elected
their candidate by from 900 majority. The Park
tension defeated and the City Hall project carried The
question OF the city guaranteeing 100000 for bridge
bonds is not to be voted until the next general
ton In the Council six Republicans and four Democrats
hold over the Board VIII therefore stand IL the above
turns prove correct Republicans H. Democrats TO- tied l.
The vote light.
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GOV WELLS IN THE VIRGINIA CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION.

RICHMOND, April 7.-After Gov. Wells had
taken the oath of office to-day he accepted an invitation
to visit the Convention. Judge Underwood introduced
him. and vouched for the correctness OF his political
views. Gov Wells addressed the Convention briefly and
to the point He said that during his short term OF office
he should strive 10 advance the prosperity OF ali tho
people Of the State and try TO promote harmony In the
Republican party, rs the only organization through
which that prosperity could ever come. resolution
which offered by colOred member prohibiting tho
Legislature from establishing any system OF separate
schools for the races, discussed all day. The
colored delegates urged IL with animation one or two
threatening TO oppose the Constitution II this resolution
were not Incorporated.
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Europe.
URUGIIAY.

THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT FLORES.
~ ATLANTIC rELEssAPH rRIBrSE
LONDON, April 7.-Three days later dates have
been received from Monteydeo via Rio Janeiro. The
report of the assassination of Gen. Flores the Presi-
dent of Uruguay, is confirmed. He was murdered in
Monteyideo shortly after his return from the allied
camp on the Rio Parana His successor had taken
his seat without opposition and the city and State
remained Tranquil, notwithstanding the alarming
evont.
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therefore, open for the defense Thursday, speaking
only from notes. after which the evidence will be pro-
ceeded with
" 1t is believed that the President will relieve Gen.
Emory Of the command OF the Department OF Washing
ton not much for what he has done for what he
aimed TO do against him in the matter of his impeach
ment 1t we'll understood that Mr. Johnsons only pur
pose in sending FOR Gen. Emory ascertain II there
any truth in the reports which had reached him
that the troops around Washington being arranged
for hostile demonstration against the Executive This
was the extent Of the Presidents SHINING, and Gen
Emory played his cards furnish the materials Tor
the ninth article Of impeachment"
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WISCONSIN.
REPUBIIcAN GAIN IN MADISON.

REPUBLICAN GAIN IN MADISON.
MADISON, April THE municipal election to-
day resulted in the choice Of David Atwood RepubcaD)
for Mayor by majority Republican gain Of over Soo
MAYOR OF LA CROSSE.
LA CROSSE, April 7-Theodore Rudolf Demo
craO was elected Mayor to-day by 100 majority
MILWAUKEE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
MILWAUKEE, April 7.-Returns received mp
10 IL O'Clock tonight Indicate the election OF L. s. Dixon
epubllcan for ChefJustice and Byron Payne (Repub-
lcan for AssOciateJustice by between 5000 land 1000
majority. Milwaukee City goes Democratic by about
1900 majority.
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lcans to Democrats last year 1t stood II Repuoican
TO Democrats The House stands So Republicans 10 'Vs
Democrats last year the House stood 10 Repuoca ma
jority.
NEw-LoNDoN's DEMOCRATIC REPREsENTAIIi,y,h's.
The Democracy of New-L London elected their
Representatives by some I5 TO 20 majority The seats
the members are TO be contested than zoo neea
votes having been poIled by the Copperheads hcuu"s
two State Prison graduates.
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NETWORK.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN scHNECTADY.

REPUBLICAN GAINS IN SCHNECIAD1'
SCHNECTADY, April 7.--At the charter elec-
ton for this city to-day the elected the Police
Justice by majority of TO- Republican gain over the
Mayoray election Of last year Of over 200 The Repub-
icans elect the Street superintendent which is gam
also two Aldermen, the Hon. John c. Ellis and John
Banker, both gain.
SUPERVISOR OF NEW-UTRECHT
FORT HAMILTON, April THE town election
I'm trecht today for Supervisor resulted in the
election Of Col. William j. CrOpsey by an increased ma
jority
MAYOR OF ROME.
ALBANY, April flames Stevens, Democrat,
was elected President OF the Village Of Rome to-day over
John g. Jervs Republican. by 475 majority Inc issue
was City and City, the former winning largely.
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LOUISIANA.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN NEW w-oRLEANs.
NEwORLEANs, April AT the Democratic
Parochia Convention on Saturday Eight full Parish
aud Municipal ticket was nominated Resolutions were
adopted the State Central Committee to again
place before tine people nominations for State offices lately
retired by Committee, and 10 I'LL the vacancies. from
declenson and other causes also resolution requiring
all candidates to pledge themselves to oppose the consul
futfnn
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LATEST GENERAL NEWS.

The Black River II. E. Conference sits in
The Democrats of Worcester, Mass, sa-
luted Connecticut yesterday.
49,. The Keystone quartz-mill, near Austin,
Nevada. burned on Monday night.
One hundred guns were discharged in
Portland, Me-, last evening FOR Connecticut
THE Hon. II. II: Wells of Alexandria took
the oath as Governor OF Virginia yesterday.
-. Col. Elijah d. Bingham, President of the
Boston Metropolitan Railroad, died on Monday
The Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
in Syracuse burned yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
80. Messrs. Gabriel a. Co.'S carriage factory
in Cleveland was burned on Monday night Loss s27co
....U Uriah ID. Meeker, Internal Revenue Asses
sor for the xvIIth District, died in Malone, N " and
was buried yesterday.
-. Louis V. Boggs of st. Louis has nomi-
mated Gen Frank p. Blair r for the Presidency, and
the Hon John r. Hoffman for the Vice Presidency.
49,. In the Baltimore Superior Court, the jury
$500 lost in their gambling house, gave plaintiffs 500
- The celebration of the S0th anniversary
ueaat s last evening" Speeches. We're made by Cow W
Hayes, eTGCy. Cox, and others,
THE Boston banks held, yesterday, $751;
In specie and sS00+924 In legal tenders aud had
s2S94 in National and si6sc in State notes in circu
- In the Mississippi Convention yesterday
resolution was referred prohibiting any person from
arms In aid Of the rebellion.
.... Miss Lucy Stone addressed the Massachu-
setts House Judiciary Committee yestetday in behalf Of
the Woma1s Rights Asseciat,on she Was followed BY
The upper part of the large building on
Bowdoin- square and Chardonst Boston, occupied by
Messrs H. NJ Richards, H. p. Waite Nj. Leer, and the
Cambridge Railroad Co.. was badly damaged by fire yes
terday morning. Loss $4,000.
.... The Baltimore Marshal of Police learned,
Yesterday from Deals Island, Dorchester County Nd
that Capt Johnson schooner Brave and one Con
ner had killed aud thrown overheard IL Is supposed
by four negroes who shipped in Baltimore After
the murder the vessel was run ashore az Cages Strata
.Laborers have arrived in San Francisco
recently Australia holding fraudulent certificates
under consular seal pnrporng TO entte the holders
10 work on the Pacific Railway The railway authoritle
will not recognize these certificates, and the holders
only remedy Is against Mr. II. H. Hall, our Consu al
Sydney.
JUBAL AGAIN HEARD FRoM.--Gen. Jubal
Early he OF Shenandoah appe-toddy memory writes 4
long communication from Drumnlondsyille Canada
taking exceptions 70 "Ma scotts Partisan Life Of
Mosby" He has no idea OF permitting the latter 10
nOnOpoize tho glory Of his ,Own exploits" In nots
To The Richmond Enquirer he says: IL have remained
absent from poor suffering country IL has been fros
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INDIAN OUTRAGES.

A FIGHT-RANCH-MEN AND INDIANS KILLED.
Indians have been burning the ranches be-
tween Lararn and Fettermen. After burning several
ranches they pursued ranchmen, and desperate
fight ensued during which three Of the ranchmen and
five Indians killed, and number of the latter
dad
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GUADILOUPE.

LOSS OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH VESSELS.
HAVANA, April 7.-Advices from Guadal0upe
10 the 10Th ult have been received. Tho suddenly
oyerfowed Pootc MOulc and three French and one
English vessels were driven the rocks and broken 20
pieces Several other vessels were washed ashore and
greatly damaged.
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THE MEMPHIS AVALANCHE CONTEMPT CASE.
Sr. LOUIS. April 7.-Judge WaldrOn of tho

Municipal Court arrested attachment sued out
by Judge Hunter OF the Criminal Court, last night for
unlawfuly interfering with his Court in bringing from
a for trial Messrs Galloway and Campbell Of The Ara
fanehe, Imprisoned by Judge Hunter for contempt
Judge Waldron gave bonds for his appearance on tho
stb 10 answer the charge IL s said that lac will IN turn
arrest Judge Hunter for this action
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GERMANY.

EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES.
BREMEN. April THE tide of emigration for the
present Spring for the United States has commenced
with increased volume II is estimated that upward
Of 1000 emuants left Germany during the past week
for American ports
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Whole number Of votes g,76l Majorities only are
gwen in Windsor, Redding and Madison
The total vote Of the State calculating the entire vote
OF these three towns the last year. will be sOi
The total vote In 1867 slts Both branches Of the
Legislature Republican The Senate stands 10 Repub
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INDIANA.

THE EVANSVILLE CITY ELECTION.
EVANSVILLE, April 1.-THE City election yes
terday resulted the choice Of Democratic Mayor tho
majority Of the Council and all the city ticket except
the Clerk The city for several years past has gone Re-
publican. The contest was mainly on local questions
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ITALY.
ADMIRAL. FARRAGUT,

ADMIRAL fARKAGUT
FLORENCE, April 7.-AdIniral FarTagut has gone
from Naples to Sicily. A dispatch from Mcssina an
nounees his arrival AZ that port.
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Dem. majority ............... 9S7 Dem MAJ .lo5S
About 20 towns partially reported so we cannot de-
terne the increase vote The figures above gwen
are from Democratic authority.
THE HARTFORD CoURANTs FooTINGs.
HARTFORD, April 7-12 p. m.--COmplete re-
turns from every town in the State received at The CO
rant offco give English 1871 majority. Englishs
jorty last year. 9sT The following is the by
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KANSAS.

LEAyENwoRTH MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
LEAvENwoRTH, April 1.-THE vote of the mu-
ncpal election to-day not yet counted but t is con-
ceded that Morehead Democrat is elected Anthony,
Republican, by from 400 to 200 majority.
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MINNESOTA,

REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN ST. PAUL.
ST. PAUL, April 7.-Dr. Stewart (Republican)
was elected Mayor to-day by 800 majority He is the first
Republican Mayor chosen in st. Paul for years.
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MAINE.
REPUBLICAN

REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH IN CALAIS.
CALAIS, April Is. T. King (Repnohcanl
was elected Mayor, yesterday, by majority oi S'@ All
Wards went Republican.
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THE PRESIDENTS LINE OF DEFENSE.

The PRESIDENTS LINZ OF UEtIlN
The Boston POsfs Washington correspondent
sayE 1.-THE counsel for the defense In the impeachment
Trial are under the impression that they could with en-
tire safety demand from the Senate dismissal ~ the
whole case--the Managers having utterly failed to-
lain any charge Of crime mlEdemeaDor But or con
sntatiou with Mr. Johnson II Ascefained 10 be his
Nish 20 proceed with the defense priDln Jaele
eeee had been made out against him. Judge Curtis will
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CLAUssEN's FLOUR M1LL.-Mr. F. W. Claus
sen, of our city, noted for his enterprise as
grain merchant, has lately opened the large
and commodous building at the corner of
State and Cumberland streets MS flour mill
We are gratiied to notice the tendency to I'M
prove Charleston as q grain market, as her
prosperity will never be firmly established un-
til she secures the trade of q valuable and ex-
tensive country to the westward, which should
be tributary to her and which has an extensive
capacity for the production Of the cereals.
The coming crop of wheat in this region prom
ises to be abundant, and We hope that the en-
ergy of this gentlemen will be amply rewarded
during the season now at hand See the ad-
yertisement.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Oxlade Us. Welch ct al.

On THURSDAY, the 14th May next at II O'Clock, will
be sold near the Customhouse.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings the re
on situate on the south side Of Broadstreet In tho
vicinity of ST. Mchaers Church, measuring in front
on said street 81 feet inches and in depth 1S9
be the same more or less; bounding north on Broad
street. west on lot formerly of John Lee now Of Dr.
g. Frost, east on land now late Of r. Downie, and
south on land now or late Of j. L. Pehgru, Esq.
Terms-.ne-fourth cash; balance in one. two,
three and four years, bearing interest from day OF
sale, payable semi-annually, with mortgage OF the
property; the purchaser to insure the buildings and
keep the same insured and assign the policy Of in
sursnce, and In default thereof any holder Of the
bond may inSdre and collect the insurance under
the mortgage. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. j.. w. GhAf,
Mays tu2th1 Master In Equity.
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Estate Sale, By order of the Executor.
RY T. 8. 4. RENNETT.

THIS DAY, the 5th May, near the Old Postoflce,
corner Of Broad and East Bay streets, at II O'Clock,
will offer at suction,
All that LOT OF LAND, with BRICK BUILDINGS
thereon located on the east side Of King-sreet be-
tween Broad and Tradd Streets and known as No. 6s.
The House contains eix ~7dght rooms, with attics,
small room, piazza, pan nd private stairway The
outbuldings are ample, including large brick oven.
The front store Is now being used as bakery. The
Lot measures thirty 1907 feet front by two hundred
and forty-one (241 feet deep, be the same more or
less.
Conditions s-Half cash; balance by bond and mort
gage Of the property with interest semi-annualy.
payable in one and two years; buildings to be kept
insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay me
for all necessary papers and stamps.
May5 mthmtuA
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
PLEAs-HoN. ZEpHAN1AH PLATr, Presiding.
The following juries were drawn to serve for
the ensuing week:
Jury No. 1.-George A. Trenholm, Foreman;
N. Drummond, Benjamin Singletary, j. JET
fords, Uriah johnson, o. E. Johnson, D. Rave
mel, Jr., s. J. L. Matthews, W. R. Mcintosh,
Thomas Finley, F. D. Cocoran, Henry Lar
comb, colorea.
Jury No. 2. F. q. Ingraham, Foreman; 81.
Brown, F. Ansel J. j. NJ. Luden, David Hill,
Joseph q. Oppenheim, Moses Jackson, j.
Drummer, Paul Taylor, Conrad Ring, Daniel
McSweeney, A. c. Breland.
Supernuraeraries. Jervey, Phillip Thorne,
James Vidal, John Charlton, Washington
Smith, T. Hamlin, C. Fogartie, John Binns, S.
Il. Mortimer.
The case of the State vs.. Isaac Mitchell
(colored), for bigamy, was taken up; Messrs.
R. W. Seymour and r. s. Duryea appearing for
the defence. AS the trial was not commenced
before one o'clock, only the testimony was
heard, when the court adjourned. The argu-
ments will be delivered to-day. From the evl-
dence given on the stand it appears that Isaac
Mitchell, the defendant, had lived with Betsy
Campbell for twenty years and had thirteen
children by her. The war caused separation,
as both belonged to different owners. Isaac,
however, consoled himself with Lavinia Mitch
ell, who persuaded him after the emancipation
to be lawfully married, and the rite was per-
formed on the 18th Of August, 1866: HaYing
raturned RI fho o;tu Teaon met his first love,
was legally married to Betsy on the 21st Of
November, 1866. He now became the 6one OF
contention, being married muchly, and Layima
carried her griefs to the bosom of the FREED,
mems Bureau. which institution decided that
the faithless Isaac must be tried for bigamy.
This is one of those curious cases that nave
arisen since the war, in which the parties have
apparently offended the laws innocently. AZ
the LAWYERS engaged for the defence are both
able jurists, their arguments will no doubt fe
listened to with interest.
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Gitp advertisements.
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH,

OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH,
CHARLESTON, s. c., May A, 1863
an AND AFTER TO-DAY, CHLORIDE OF LINE
and Copperas, for disinfecting purposes, will
be furnished, free Of charge, by Messrs. G. W.
AIMAR, corner OF King and Vanderllorst streets.
and RAoUL LYNAH, corner of King and Market
Streets In such quantities as they have been directed
to furnish, as City Apothecaries, to applicants for the
same.
The citizens are earnestly requested to cooperate
with the Board OF Health by making timely and
judicious use Of the articles thus furnished:
GEORGE s. PELZER, N. D.,
Msy4 10 City Registrar.
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a House and Lot in Henrietta street.
BY I. 8. II. BENNETT.

THIS DAY, the 9th May, near the Exchange at
the corner Of East Bay and Broad streets, at IL
O'Clock, will offer at Auction,
AN that LOT OF LAND, with buildings thereon,
located on the north side Ct Henriettastreet, the
third removed from Meeting-street, and known by
the No. -, measuring twGnty-seven t2T feet front,
by one hundred and twelve l112) feet deep, be the
same more or less. The House contains five COM
Portable rooms, with three Hreplaces. The Kitchen
has two rooms Of good size.
Conditions s-One-hak cash; balance by bond and
mortgage of the property, with interest emannual.
ly payable In one year, buildings to be kept insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay me for al
Mayb mthmtu
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UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.

hyun O5. UuUlS.
will be sold, under the direction of the undersigned,
at the Old Customhouse, THIS DAY, the 5th OF
May, 1868, at II a. NJ,
LOT OF LAND, situate in the town Of WATERFORD,
In the District Of Co1eton and known as Lot No. Is
on the plat of said town, and having sucn quantity,
outings and boundings az are represented on said
plat.
successive annual instaments, secured by bond OF
the purchaser and mortgage of the premises. with
interest from day of sale, payable annually; build
ings to be insured and policies assigned. Purchaser
to pay for papers and stamps and taxes.
JAMES TUPPER,
May5 tu4 Master In Equity.
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Ice CREAM.-There are few persons who
have not rejoiced at the sound OF Larcomb's
ice cream bell that unfailing harbinger OF
good things to come. Larcomb has reopened
his former stand at No. IS Calhoun-street,
where he is prepared to furnish his customers
with the best quality OF delicious and refresh
ing ice cream.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
a anrT1oN SALES THIS DA

u
Ir1rcH & BRUINS will san this day, at II
O'clock. at the old postofhce, two houses and
8. X BENNETT will sell this day, at II
O'Clock, corner OF East Bay and Broad streets,
several buildings and lots in different parts OF
the city. .,u
this day, at II o'clock, at the old customhouse,
a letof landinkhe- town OF Walterboro'.
IAuRHY b AIKxAtspER VIII sell this day, az
10 o'clock. In their store, No. 1Sz East Bay
shoulders, biscuits, &c: ,.,..,-
MILES DRaKE viii sell this day, at 10 O'CLOCK,
at bis store, corner Of King and Liberty
+. streets, dry goods, &c.
JrrToRps & Co.. will sell this day, st nau-
past q O'Clock, i'm 'front.' Of their stores, No.
Tendna Range, hams, -four, &c. IT,,
T..M. CATEs viii sell this day, at three
(. quarters past o'clock, on Browns wharf,, ou'-
se s1Sss, rs sin1rrss T & Co. win sell this day; at
balInast O'Clock, in front OF their store, NO.
: so Vendue Range, sides, butter, &C.; :,
Cs,rpnE1I, KNox & Co. will sell thus day, at
10 O'Clock, at store No. ,22s King-street, Two
' :foHn q. anSoa & Co. viii sell this day, at
: ~ O'clock, at their auction saleMoom, No.
1S5 Meeting street. dry goods, clothing, DC.
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Anftipneers' Iripatf Sales.
w. Y. .LEITCH & r. S. BRUINS
Real Estate Brokers and Auct1onecrs.

Ren1 Estate Brokers and Aucttonecrs.
At Private Sale
One Of the most desirable RESIDENCES in the
western part of the city, situated at northwest coz
ner of Lynch and Beaufain streets. Residence con-
talns four square and two attic rooms WITT pantry,
gas, and every modern convenience. Upon the prem
ises are kitchen, brick stable and cstern, and all
necessary outbuildings. The garden Is elegantly
laid out and planted with the choicest roses and
exotics; walks laid out In cement with arbors and
hedges of perpetual green. Lot is large, having
front upon Beaufain-street of SO 612 feet by It's in
depth. The premises can be inspected and price
made known upon application as above, at
April o5 No. 25 BROAD-STREEr. =
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TIE AT regular monthly.
meeting of Palmetto Steam Fire Engine Com
pany, held at their hall on the evening of the
4th inst, the following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year:
n. FERGUSON, President.
JOS REDDOCE, Vice President.
THOS. MILLER, Engineer
". SMITH, First Director.
THOS MCINTYRE, Second Director.
]. GORDON, Third Director.
J. SLATTERY, Fourth Director.
A. DUNCAN. Secretary.
". T. RUGER, Treasurer
THOS. CORCORAN, First AIeman.
P.F. MAY, Second AIeman.
E. COLEMAN, Third Axeman.
JAS. REEVES Fourth A1eman.
JOHN MAY, Halkeeper.
eEo: & z; fGSE, RGHI,seAs, Stewards.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
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pattern OF ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, Agent,
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auftiou SaIfs.


Sides, Shoulders, Batter and Herrings, &c.
G.. w. STEFFENS & co.
Will sell THIS DAY, in front Of their Store, No. 80
vendue Range. at halfpast O'Clock,
1000 LBS. SIDES
10000 lbs. Shoulders
10 tubs Butter
900 boxes Herrings
so boxes Cheese
10 chests Tea
40 boxes Candles
bags Durham Tobacco, &c. Mays
Hams, Biscuits, Soap, Nails and Sundries.
BY LAUREY & ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY, 9th inst, win be sold in our store, No.
1877 East Bay, at 10 O'Clock,
$50 HAMS
10 bbls Biscuits
Is boxes Soap
/ case Goldfish
20 kegs Nails
200 reams Paper
6 kegs Soused Pigs Feet
half bbs. Currants.
AND
IHE BALANCE OF THE STOCK OF a GROCERY
STORE,
coHsBTNG OF: re
COFFEE, TEA, SODA, STARCH, TACKS
Vermicelli, Green Corn, Smoking and Chewing To-
bscco. Pickles
Paper and Hemp Twine, Cheese, Matches
Straw Brooms, Shoe and scrubbing Brushes. Waah-
boards, &C., &c.
Conditions cash. Maya
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Hams, Strips, Shoulders, Flour, &c.
JEFFORDS & co.

VIII sell THIS DAY, in front OF their Stores, at hall
past O'Clock,
400 CHOICE SUGAR-CURED HAMS
1000 pounds Choice Strips
600 Choice Shoulders
80 bbls. Flour
25 bbls. Extra "C" Sugar
25 bbls. Light Brown Sugar
40 bbls. Molasses
IS boxes Tobacco
100 boxes Soap and Candles. May 8