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Posr6T11cr NorioE-CHlNeE OF SCHEDULE =
Hereafter, aunt1 further notice, tie mails for the
Northeastern Rsilroad win close at IA. n and half
past 19 n, the way mali closing at the Arst named
hour: The hom fur delivery Of these mails win be
3haltpast y P. II. and dhaKpast P. n. q
May 2S, 1858. ~. STANLEY G.. TR0TT, P. NJ.
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IT'S CONSTITUENTS. THE RICHEST PART OF
i the berry of Wheat and Barley Malt being
scientifically prepared ready for use this food by an
alysis is the came in its chemical elements as
HEALTHY BREAST MILK, and Is the easiest Of d..
Cestion and assimilation Of all nourishments for
Children, Invalids and Dysppptcs. 1t has been
tried by the physicians OF Cl arleston, an recon-
mended and prescribed by the most eminent physi-
clans of New York. GEO. WELLS COMSI OCK,
No. 81 Cortland-street, New York.
DOWIE & NOISE,
January 10 thstu6nos Charleston,S. C.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of Fieri Faciss, to me directed
and delivered, will be sold on MONDAY, the lst
day of June next at tie northeast corner OF the
Courthouse, at u O'Clock NJ, precisely,
All the right title and interest Of the defendant In
all that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS and
improvements thereon, situate the south sida OF
Arn-streat and known as No. IS. Levied on and to
be sold as the property Of James Corcoran at the
suite OF 3. Foley.
Terms cash. WIN. 3. HASTE,
May Ii ms s. CD
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.RE1Ia1ous D1sooURaE Rev. W. w.
Hicks, D.. D.. OF Brooklyn. New York. preached the
morning sermon in the. hrst Baptist Church in
.ohurchstreet yesterday, from Romans XII, /: 81
bessech you, therefore, brethren, by the merces oi
God. thasys present your bodies living sacrifice,
holy, acceptable unto God which Is your reasonable
service Dr.. Hicks reputation ss pulpit orator is
well known, and though buta transient visitor in our
scity, he has already formed q number Of warm
friends. The church was very fully attended, and
tthe discourse was listened TO With marked attention.
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Notices N BANKRUPTCY. Y.-Meetings OF the
creditors Of the aforementioned bankrupts, to prove
debts and choose assgnees, will be held at the Office
Of the Registrar. Hon. B. B. Carpenter No. p Broad
street, on the days and at the hours named:
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A Card.

Having been nominated to the position o
Alderman for Ward No. Z, at the Conservative meet
ing on Friday night last, beg leave to decline tn
same on account Of inelisIbfity.
ROBERT HUNTER.
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TIE CHARITx E1R.-The' Board of Manag
gers are called to meet at O'Clock this evening st
Hbernian Han, to andit the hnsl accounts.
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Store, Dwelling and Extensive Storehouses.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

On TUESDAY, 9th June, ct II o'clock A. NJ, viii be
sold at the Old Postofica
The three story'brick STORE and DWELLING on
the west side Of East Baystreet, No 7S sb0nt mid
way between Tradd and Elliott ON the prem
ises are two Brick storehouses and extensive Sheds
The Lot Is deep and runs through to Bedon's alley;
1t measures on East Bay SO feet inches on Bedcns
alley IS feet inches on mouth line 3l2 feet6 inches
and on the south line 304 feet.
Conditions in future advertisement.
NAV IA zoo, sstlsar m
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DECLINE rHr NomNAr1oN.-Mesars. Robert
Hunter, OF Ward Z. and John Tuony, Of Ward !.
hsvedecHned the conscrys nouaitatio for a.
sdsrnen IN thsir respective ~ards Their cards sp-
pear In another cnauuun. t.:
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A Card.

lam not candidate for the Office Of Warden
of the Town Of sunmervile and shall not be able to
serve II elected. F. W. LESEMAN.
SUMMKRvuLE, May %.
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THsl RrRuBiIdxvs or oRAsarBua DrsrR1cr
have nominated Thad. c.. Andrews for Judge Of the
Probate Court. vics g. ". Sturgeon, declined.
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PkasoNan.-aenersl g. Meaovan arrived IN
sths ety yesterday and g stcpPtns "a ne Mansion
--Ho,dsa. -: :. ..,srr..kt.z,9
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The FINEST BRANDS OF FLOUR arc now fur
nshed By Mr. F. ". Claussen at his mills in this
city. Mr. Caussen has recently competed extensive
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The Couars.-No business was transacted il
any Of the courts ON Saturday.
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n H. KELLEKs d CO.,

DRUGGISTS AND APoTHECAR1Es,
NO. 131 MEETLNG.S STREET, OPPOSITE
MARKET.
HAVE on HAND CHEMICAL FOOD, OR COM
POUND Syrup OF the Phosphates of Lime, Iron and
Soda superior tonic for invalids.
Athens Syrup of the Phosphates OF Qulnlhe'
Snychnine and Iron the greatest tonic N use recon-
nsnded by the first physicians.
Rational Foud an easil: dscsubc diet ior lhlanls
and iuvnnds.
Soluble Citrate OF Dismuth sor Dyspepsia.
Shallerberger's Fever and Ague antid1te.
India Cholagogue, for Ch:lls AID Fever
Granular Citrate OF Aagnesla.
Crossman's Specific
ba, French preparation ofgreat reputaoon:
Asthma Cigarettes. al uniaiirS cure for Asthma.
Lyons Periodical Drops.
Stafiord's Olive Tar.
Bardottes Worm Candy.
Uphams Electuary.
Rowand's Fever and Ague Tonic &C., &c.
February22 tnm
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PRESIDENT.
Hon. C. B. sIioNToNi.

Hon. VIM. ArKEs, Nv. G. DEsAussURE,
Hon. A. HUGER, J. z. KALp,
Hon. c. II. FCRMAH, 8. HART, SR.,
JOHN A. WAGNER, Gen. W. E. Martin,
WIZ. II. HOUSTON, z. D. ENsToN,
JACOB SMALL, DAVID LOPEZ,
Hon. P. @. GAnLARD, HENRY GERDrs,
HENRY ConIA. JOHN F. O'NE1LL,
Hon. W. S. HENKREY, THEo. CoRDEs,
W. A. WARDLAw, r. NJ. WEIGH,
A. ". BuRHET. a. CAMERON,
W. E. ROWLAND, z. j. CooeAN,
Hon. JAS. SrfoNs, J. O. q. CLAUssEN,
Major E. WILLIS, j. N. MuLvANY,
HENRY GouRpN, G. W. STEPHENS.
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Drnas, Chemicals, Ctr.


I
EVERYBoDY-Tries them!
EVERYBODY-Uses them
1,TYr,DUDnnv poJ;anoo ~ hapo
.-,,1r-,-,-,,-.mons
"COSTAR'S" EATEhMlNAIOhS.
-,---.:-,.r.'-o,-.--r-.-r-, - .~.1r
.oo,u, -,e,n ,M.I,cm nownPp
0ootANo .A'0Ho-
For fleas, motns' Insec's' &C.
~~o>ro~--~--,- '>r>''~rr~>~-''>'''''>s
"COSTARG" CORN SOLVENT.
For oorne R,,n,ons kc.
.,..,.--.- ~ --o--,-------o--o.-o-
>.-,.,,-,>>,,,.,->~--,,,--.---
"COSTAR'S" BUCKTHORN SALVE.
For Cuts, Burns, Bruises, &c.
~~~~-"~'->->>-~~'~-r>'--' ~>'-'->''~>">
-.>-o~,--,>~,--,--,.,-~,.,o~
"COSTAR,s" BISHOP PILLS.
90 rsno.r Coated, Dinner Pill. T''
S~--e~~~--o-->~-,---~---; ---~--a------~---->-~
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. BAsr BaIL.s1Ihe present fine westher is
an incentive to2 siocr spcrt and nearly every
AFTERNOON some q ihe ciubs Of the city practice the
game Of base ban. On Saturday the first nine Of the
.AIerts trisd their prouess against the asld. The
game was closely contested and resulted IN the nine
being declared The yictcts the score standing: the
nine Is and the fsld NJ onthe arst inning thenins
made sirtesn runs, which efsctually controlled the
game. ~ y 1s9s
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD sENsA-
TIONl
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!
RADHAY,s READY RELIEF.


This remedy accomplished this wonderful and de.
lghtfu desideratum In all cases Of external and in.
ternal pain. In IN instant 1t afforded relief the
moment It was applied to the parts OF the body
where Inflammation or pain exsted-it at once re-
leved the patient of the most violent and e1cruciat
ing pangs and throbs OF pain, and impaired the de.
ightful sensation of ease and comfort.
Every kind Of pain, whether Rheumatism, Neu.
ragia, Toothache, Pal in the Chest, Side, Lungs.
Stomach Bowels. Kidneys, Spine, Legs, Arms, Feet,
one application Was sufficient to kill and extern mate
the pain.
Taken internally, twenty drops to teaspoonful
would cure, and will cure, Asiatic Cholera Fever
and Ague, Chills and Fever. Bilious Colo, Infam-
nation Of the Bowels, Cramps, Spasms, Diarrhea,
Dysentery and every pain that may exist in the in.
side of man. woman or child; this was RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF of l847, and it is RADWAY'S RE-
LIEF, greatly improved, in 1858.
We then started it in It's mission Of relieving the
n6rm paIn.stricken, sick, distressed and crippled
OF all nations throughout the world, and now to-day
it is used, patronized and revered rs household
necessity, In the palaces Q. Suitans, Emperors.
Kaimos, Kings, High Priests, Mobiles, as well as in
the cottages Of the labong classes Of every nation
on the face CT the earth.
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THIRTY MINUTES |

CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED IN
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NEWS BEING TEE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
lhoossie - s,si % lAs.N =. H,no,,
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sPUBEISHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN l:.
ING IN The foSioff1oh a. 1 1.s'D o'
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoVIs'
Hons OF THE NEW PesToFF1cE Law.
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LOOhd M a. VLhO.
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.t fSsir snct;m hmsaSNo. rs HsseI.street. Hnen
drills, straw hat, &c. :. Z -. 8.
MeKsxaS C4MrgIII WIN sen at 70 O'CLOCK & ., tns,l
tSarao A. s,rv s-ciss of furniture kc.
= \ 5,I,. ;. Su,,a, or sozrnurr :
-. ....., ,he mail. for the
;as..s. 49,: .,,.a ~, c,oss M and half
~ - I,ati ciozino AZ The ,srat named
mn. hon, ,, a,,varv Of these mails win be
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: - = - =: - 2p
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s.Is LIE CooA1s.-No e.gn... Duo,ne''' "A' '''''N
..any OF the couf1 On eA'''foAy.
s,.-,..,aos,r,ecs.a,;.s.,,r, =, .,,,,;;rsa ,,;,,.a n
estsis eitv yaasrdsy ana Is sscppng cd ths Mansion
-Hodse. ss5s.. 3. :. .::.sz..se....
g i; ss,IssJ 9. z ., z
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gers are called 70 meet ~ ocaoeA sois esenine =
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~ iss. ---7----e--- -r-..
TEE hEfuhIloANs os ohASehsoo ~.
Probate Court, vios q. ". Sturgeon, declined.
- -.
DECLINE TIE Nof1NAT1oN'-ness rnoDei'
Hunter Of Ward and sohn Tuomy, ota ward +
eclined The, lor ~
sdsrmen In thsirres wards Their csrds up
pear IN another eolulan. g lIl.
.RowrSa MAycHssz7e ssz-7s. pa SATURDAY asternoop sne
gsnastem osrsmsn Of the Ahcda and tne' iaue nAo
sas,a,s - .s. x ap sosa Sui The Alicia VAS
sss,n ne victor by ssssy;ar,aii lengths 80.
= - - $500
Tur lpporrrmrxr on MoKunAY.-N Is stat
:, AZ. m ~ Trbn-,,.dsy evening MeKtnlay had rs
scefvsa NO ofaeai notification that he had been ap
,,+esa ne,,,s, u fba civ Councu. but Il IL Ger
=, 5, ,ts .S,no tba AZ,
tatn mat an omc1a COPY OF tns otuer arAAs ls
pointmemt was fecetvtd by Mayor CogsHen neary
veet 10: =. .s,c:t+I
!: s ssa.s
,s a. IA - ,ss -, sss ps.sobs, Of the oels
horne Fire coYnusSjy Cause. Z ie and . blow, The
usties met at sreyen;s Ferry. south Carolina; wea
,nona,s Colts rsrolyars: distance, ben PAGES; result
.oue Are. "nobosy s buirits and : shandahak1ng an
,Sound ,,.'. .I.ss,4i.2s as.e.s
- ~ ,ss=. -----s-: --1---.--1
parnorxn we laasn that Governor Orr has
4 .srs,ts.a lbs Ana n ana bnndrsd dollars imposed
4nnon lTr T. 1 Yscrsy for aii assault and bate.
Nv ,1om M Rosvell 7. Logan ths reporter OF the
-n.rao,, ta oraiifad nnd5n tnes dtton that Mr.
af.cts,,, tna eoAts Of prosecution.
:-.:- ~: - ssFsI
Tan; GsxAr BRAz1Iax Grso6s. Charleston.
always hss swelcorab ior COED decus, and though
shines srs dun and money Hight, fhs announcement
~, ur.,,l,er crrns Nth itz fin6p-i
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DATE. Hour.
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sECRETARIEs.
lHENRY SpARNIcK.
DR.. a. BAKR,


On motion, @. a. simonton, Esq, was then called
to the chair, and addressed the meeting as follows:
Ftllotu Citisens: thank you profoundly for the
honor you have conferred upon me-
recognize In this large assembly, In the enthus.
asn shown IN your countenances, the determination
Of the Democracy OF Charleston that at last an
ctent city must throw of the lethargy which has SO
long oppressed her That in the language Of the call
which has assembled us this evening, Charleston
must no longer be inert and voiceless-but that she
must take her proper part In the political arena
to Florida, from Maine to California are preparing
to engage In the national political struggle. The
great Democratic party which In years gone
BY furniahed her best and purest statesmen
to the republication has maintained inyio-
late its motto, principles, not tmen" which,
even amid the horrors Of civil strife. with still
small voice, repeated the safeguards Of the constu-
ton, and srove to make as few as possible even the
neceasary alterations from strict constitutional con-
.strucEon-which, since the Inauguration ofpeace,
has sbored to diminish the rsncor Of the conqueror
and to secure the most generous terms for the con-
quered-this great party Is aerving Itself for the
contest. Taking up the glad shout Of victory raised
in Connecticut re-echoed In California repeated In
Pennsylvania, and returned In the mulutudinous cry
Of New York and Ohio, 1t confidently hopes to tear
down the Radical party, which, enthroned at WAsh.
ington, s aiming to erect imperial despohsm uppn
the ruins OF constitutional freedom. In such con-
test we cannot remain silent We cannot afford to
be idle. We cannot lie supinely on our backs hug
ging the phantom of disappointed past The active,
living, moving present Is about Us, and we must
obey its behests. We have no alternative. No choice
Is left us The Democracy of Charleston true to the
principles Of its great leader whose ashes repose
among us must give in its active adherence to that
great party whose very watchwords are Truth, JUS
tce and the Constitution.
Mr. B. z. Rhett, Jr., then offered the following
preamble and resolutions:
Whercas, the white people Of South Carolina, not.
withsanding they are without political power or In
huence In the afairs Of the United States, and are
held by force Of military power under political disa-
biites and subjected to the political control OF the
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MARKET.

NO. 131 MEETLNG.sTREET, OPPOSITE
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"CosTARD" CORN SOLVENT.
For Corns, Bunions. &c.

!.
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brief will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
TO the reader We would especially dwell the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIB
UNE, Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in
every profession or business Consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention to the reports Of real
estate both IN the city and every part Of the State
thus adding greatly the value Of its columns ad
yertlsing medium The charges for advertising are as
follows DAILY TRIBUNE, % cents per line for single
insertion; WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 50 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIRTNE. 25 cents per lire.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK. Saturday, May 16, Il

NV IWIIN 7NI w VIIJi 'It'J TO wv
Real Estate in this city Is emphatlcally duli'
Tho tables Of recorded transfers s continue 10 be long
lt they represent transactions really made weeks OF
month. ago while almost the only sales that have been
made IN public have been foreclosure or sheriff sales
Outside Of the city, trade in unmprOved property Is more
lively. the wind aud stormy weather having hitherto
nrcvcaied many outdoor sales All desirable property
within easy access Of the city to feel the pressure
there hrs been the market in Ncw-Nork' ana 10 so.
quito .eadny al steadily advancing prices Many Oh '
T. Involvement Companies are busy laying out new VII
lae grading tbc streets and preparing tho os io .no
marx f. aud heavy transactions are anticipated uu'lus
the ensuing season.
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9uttiOn Sails Of Zeal 6statt.

A L AUCTION.-By T.. H. LUDLOW & Co.,
~ Aur9neer. No Finest % WEDNESDAY May 20 at P m
the premises by order Of Francis T. Executor &c. Of Free
boarou deceased "Con Point Rhiaeeck the east bank
Of the ndson ~ choice LAND with water grant throughout
entire frontage Mansion large: ds'ply shaded mountain
snd inland views superb or Circular OF description apply TO the Are
70 !. T. GARRETTsON. Counselor No 20 BoadsL
NB.-69 Per cent can renaIn On age three year.
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sousts mo farms 1lanttS.

WANTED-0n North Shore, l.. l., between
W Glen Cove and hHninea HOUSE and STABLE IN good re-
pair with AZ least faCes TO RENT with privilege Of purchasing al
dress O. H. A., No. 4lf waerst., Nev-York City
WATER POWER and MILL PRIVILEGE
wanted to LEASE for Of b. Hardware Marntaen
ing Co Mast be within 20 miles OF this city river OF rail
power required about i0horse ltoy buidng shout 0T6O H. well
hIht~i Apply with fall particulars Box J,212 " l. T. o.
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Yorsts, 6unias,s, &c.

CITY AUCTION MART, Broadway ana
I I'll j. HRgRY, Auctonser Regular sale, OF
Ho. CyrsSes selg Harness Robe, Blanket WHIP, &c .s
hoses and SATURDAY. at II O'Clock There higs
1ey horses No poponemen on account OF
S ,rss stock tho shove articles aSiI, on 'd " P'"
80 ~ ..os nrce, Cousiguneps te5peciIalT s01el1ed'
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Persons having real estate for sale or to let
ana ose desrous Of purchasing or renting such pro
perry VII find 1t TO their iHterest to advertise IN THE
IsBUSE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper, and In addition 10 this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found not only in New-York and all its
clues and villages, but every State and Territory
WYNN 'he Unon The advertisement should be made as
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THE STATE.

SIM SiHq-Wnctt McCord has sold lls mouse ana iot
ON hi -hlaId-ayc stephen Todd, FOL S,Tp lne Io Is
~ a., fct Jamt, Carpenter has sold MS mouse anu
ot 27NI20 on Man-st, occupied as harness store ana
dwelling 10 Mr.. Gil,ad H. Holmes FOR 5000 MT Adam
hiui, room aud dwelling. to Mr.. Jacob Schneider for
4, ,gn Messrs Cobb a Nelson have sold i've lots on
80, i,co Tbr lots are each 50X100, and brought $500
coll Mr. William McCOrd has sold l0lOts 5Oxl5O form
r trt of Tho state Of the late John + Sherwood, for
90 ~ = i frr lot Mr.. s. L. Beattys has sold
iot a. 100 feet ou the of James and Edwardss
10 M William Eyu,r for $500 Mr. Stephen Ayles has
sJ A., MIR / q, Cornell house and lot, 50XG0 in High
lad we for 81 IOO Mrs. SeOfled has bought the Bel
cher property co-I ting of house and lot Waller
s,.c f,r S7.G.p... Mr. j. c. Purdy has purchased Mr.
Jacob Willis 90 acres, located near this village,
for g.. 40.
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3rOposals.

oyrcs OF rmK A. O. s. Foar scugtLER, n May u.s. 1863
PROPOSALS for ARMY SUPPLlES.-Sealed
Proposals regular butchers onlD will be received al the oneo
the 10 clock the 2lst nt for furnishing tho
troops Fort with fresh Beef for sir months commencing June
J. 1893 . -, -, ....,,... Il,
fore .ud neck hsu and kidney taow ereudl
nd delivered eIpense contractor such quantities and
sueh times q may be required. . -,.,.,.,
PTposa be duplicate should the full Of the bid
der bis present place Of business and residence. ,, .
The envelopes containing the TO be naoraed Eop '
Furnishing Fresh Beef" 49,,
The right o reject any all bids Is reserved - a., -
NJ. oBHIBN. First Leat First ArtI y. 7, ,.
0PYicE OF ASSISTANT QvAHrEKMAsrEK GENENAL
Cor fHon,on and Greeness ExwYoKK CRY hsy iJlsoa
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited ana VIII MI
- be received until 10 O'Clock MONDAY MAJ u.s. 1900
FewYoTk babor may De drected
10 and thousand three hundred and egteen)
pounds Of good merchantabls Oats 49,.
ANA as hundred thousand hundred and serenity
sigb,l bonnd. OF good nerchantabe Timothy EAy.
3 I60 hundred and sixty. pounds Of good
for shipment Carolina ubec. to inspection By an
ohcer Of this Department .,-- - ~ =, ,h.
bids II deemed advisable ---- ,.u.... t,nn.
diaiely. - -, .t,....sl IA
the uhdsnigaed -, NJ, a. IL at, % Gen
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Sin, arts.
Y,tturrs amS Nltstinas.

A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the
~ Iargs Han Of the Cooper UniOn MONDAY EVENING
M. IA s Al III o'clock consider what ought and be done 10
proee, and elevate the United States and Territories aud
the frequent the frontier between them and
the white settlers .,.,. -, .,.,,,.DD -
PRTHR COOPER esq, HENRY BLANCHARD, d. D.
HENRY BRRGH ESQ WM IVES BURLINGTON, ID. D.
STEPIlRN M TYNG d. D., Rev. JAMES NJ. BUCKLEY,
THOMAS ARMIrAGB d. d., VIM r. DODGE, w., ESQ,
SAMUEL OSGOOD, d. D., VlNCRNr COLYBR. est,
JOSEPH sANDKRS0N, D. D., j. MUNDlE esq,
EDWARD q, ANDREWS, D. y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-18
Sales bp Sutton.
GEo. A. LFAvrrT. Aueroueer.
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book TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D HAIL A,tornecs and Rightst LEAYIlT, SrRBBBiGH
Co. COsgGSNFNr SOLICITED lbHAmh ALosUkD AND S"L'
GREAT AUTOGRAPH SALE
An 4reeep zv Collection Of Autograph Letters, American
sui Foreign tng portion % the magnificent private library
sale b. J. " BoYto1 No st. York; comprising
ssners % the Deelra,oH Of niepenleneo ana p
tcans Artists etc the whole by suction without on
WEDNESDAY MAY o. abl following LAYS coHmenc ~ eoA = ~
Gentlemen attend sale hare their ofetS 20 purchase
carefully attended 10 bT the Arcioneers.
Catalogue ready price l5ceUts
RXTRA ORDINARY ART SALk. ,-o,,,Drct5
PlNACOTHBCA AMERCANA-Messrt LEAVlII ~ nTi4N
Co. will b auction ON tie "a Of MAY the entire IOLbC
OFPANTlNGS othe late Mr. A. NJ Coeus Itese Pctare VIZ
sel Known comment. The
seventy Paintings nearly ali Of which By American
appropriately 10 entitled Pnacutheca Americana con
choicest examples respective Masters collected ny MI
during period 81 thirty nmsto relations no ~ su
Artists HIS Coe-Charch- DurandGfay-Elstm Johnson
setts-llu1tng tonsSily- Inmans Crops
Monut Wo0itis R!mords- -Lesie-DOught
Wbdge-lc &C. Wcr esteemed to be unufpased
clnaed by any other works celebrated Painters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-18

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