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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-26

A DISGRACEFUL AFFRAY took place on Satur-
day afternoon in house of ill-repute in Mar
St asSRR5 shA5s aAHsss
the police authorities yesterday professed
themselves unable to give, we're in the house
and under the influence Of liquor, when an al
tercation took pla;e between them and MIR.
George Chapman. A pistol was drawn by one
Of the army officers and fred twice, one Of the
shots wounding lieutenant tname unknown)
in the feshy part Of tho arm. 1t is supposed
that the pistol was fired at Chapman, who
soon afterwards had made himself master of
the situation. The row was growing still more
serious, and Fanny Cochran, one ofthe inmates
of tho house, had been strHck in the face and
badly bruised, when TWO policemen came up,
and by their coolness and determination quell-
ed the disturbance aud carried the three Off
GERS, Chapman and the woman to the Guard
house.
The affair created the greatest excitement
on King, Meeting and Market-streets, and q
large crowd gathered arc und the house during
the fight, and afterwards followed the arrested
parties to the Guardhouse. On their arrival at
the latter point the offence of the officers was
further aggravated by wanton assault on one
Of the policemen on duty at the door.
For some reason as yet unexplained, the
three officers were permitted to depart, and
the other parties, who, if anything, seem to
have been less in fault. were retained in GUS
tody. The affair, we presume, will receive
further investigation.
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TIE ARTEsIAN WELL.-Something more than
truth must lie at the bottom of the Charleston
Artesian Well, for if we may credit the tales Of
travellers who have visited US during the last
four months, its waters are moro yaluable than
the Seltzer, the Vichy, the Congress or any other
waters which have acquired o national reputa-
tion. The taste is slightly saline and alkaline,
but when iced no unpleasant favor can be
detected. For bathing purposes, the artesian
well water is unequalled, ard if the
we'll we're only in an out of the way place,
instead Of in the main street OF Charleston,
it would soon be known and snnnht aftnr in
every corper Of the United States, from Alaska
to the Keys of Florida. A careful analysis OF
the water was made some months ago by Pro-
fessor C. U. Shepard. This showed the amount
of solid ingredients to be 0.234 per cent. In
100 parts the solid Ingredients were: Bicarbo-
nate OF soda 52.74, and chloride Of sodium
47.05, the remainder 0.2O being made up of BIZ
carbonates OF lime and magnesia, silica, r IN,
lime and alumina pbosphates, &c. In 100 gal
Ions OF the water there would be Il pounds BIZ
carbonate of soda and II pounds common salt.
1t is hoped that an effort will be made to show
this well to the public at it's true value. We
should make the best OF all our advantages.
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Mas O'DoNovAS (Rossal seems TO have car
ried Augusta by storm. The papers speak in
the most glowing terms of the excellence of
her style OF reading, and committee of inau-
ential citizens have insisted upon her giving q
second reading in Augusta, which she has con-
sented to do to night. She will consequently
not arrive in our city until tomorrow after
noon. Bernard O'Niell, Esq, and Captain
James NJ. Mulvaney have been appointed
committee to receive this unfortunate lady
upon her arrivIl lore.
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PERsoNAL.-It is stated that Mr.. B. Odel
Duncan, of South Carolina, who has been NOM
mated and confirmed as United States Consul
to Elsinore, Denmark, will not accept the posi-
tion, t'believing that his record and the recon-
mendatons of Senator Sumter and OF leading
mer in our CO. sular service entitled him to
better position" Another recruit for the army
of the dissatisfied.
a Washington letter says: cdr. A. G.
Mackey was much talked of for mission
abroad, and at one time the mission to Portu-
gal was almost promised to him. But he relax
ed his efforts, deciding n the whole that he
preferred to remain in South Carolina. He
will doubtless retain his present position"
E. D. Woodruff. Jr., Esq, one of the dele
gates of the Philadelphia Fire Department. has
reached the city and is at the Charleston Hotel.
Thomas l.. Cuthbert, the Naval Officer at
.his port, has rendered to the Secretary of The
Treasury his letter of resignation, to take
effect on the first proximo.
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TIE ORPHANS ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
The entertainment for the benefit of e Ca
tholic Male Orphan Asylum, under charge Of
the Sisters of Mercy, opens tonight at
Schachte's Hall, at the corner of King and
vanderhorst streets. Every preparation has
been made to make the Hall an attractive re-
sort, and the fremen Of our city and for the
visiting companies there will be no pleasanter
place at which to spend an evening. Among
the prizes there is fine silver trumpet, which
is to be given to the fire company which re-
ceives the largest lumber OF votes. There is
a shooting gallery which may be made
both amusins and profitable, and the
Ell Dorado table, where there are all
prizes and no. blanks. The fancy tables
are prettily arranged aud well filed, and, last
Of all, though not least, is the eating saloon,
where the visitor may. for mere song, be re-
freshed, and dispel the cares Of the day. The
hall is said 10 be admirably adapted to the
purpose for which it has been chosen, and
when filed with the friends Of the orphan chill
rem will be as happy spot as can be found
under the sun. The object Of the entertain
ment is a most praiseworthy one. There
should be no difficulty in crowding the hall
every night; for the orphans have the whole
city as their friends, and have never yet called
for aid in vain. This time the fremen must
again lend them helping hand.
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PRIZES FOB THE GRAND PARADE.-There are
on exhibition st Whilden's, corner Of King and
Beaufain streets, five elegantly chased silver
gobets, inlaidl with gold. They are the prizes
to be distributed on the 9th to the winning
companies. One for tho steamers, one for the
hand engines, one for the trucks, and two for
the visiting companies, one hand and ono
steam. Those prizes are to be presented in
beha OF the Board of Firemasters, by George
H. Walter, Esq, after the contest. They are
beautiful specimens Of workmanship, and will
re main on inspection to-day.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM FIRE ENa1NE "GEoR-
aIA.-The steam fire engine Georgia arrived
yesterday afternoon, by the South Carolina
Railroad, from Augusta, under the charge of a
delegation consisting Of Messrs. James Nc
Laughlin chairman; j. F. Kean, ngineer, and
]. B. Bottom, J. j. Cohen, II. u. Levy, F. B.
Mccoy, w. Finch, s. Sailing; and Tom Hall,
colored watingman. As soon as tue platform
car containing the steamer approached the
Line-street depot, "three hearty cheers for the
Georgia boys" filled the air. The delegation
from the Phoenix, the hosts of the visiting
company, soon mouuted tue car and cxchaug-
ed friendly greetings. In few moments the
car moved on to Ann-street, whero tae Georgia
was lowered on skids, and soon after her ropes
were manned by the Phoenix delegation, the
Georgia delegation retiring to the sidewalk,
and the engine was drawn down Ann to Meet
ing-street, thence to the house of the Phnui1
in Cumberland-street, where the hosts served
up ''punch on the hose" and the dusty
and travel.worn visitors were duly refreshed.
The Georgia was fully described in TIE NEWS
when she passed through the city some time
ago. The Georgia does not bring her reel, in
consequence of it having sustained an injury
in Augusta. When the rest of the company
arrive this afternoon they will mako up COM
element of forty members, and will be received
by the Phoenix boys with becoming spirit.
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re main on inspection to-day.

The VEGETABLE TRADE.-The Norfolk, Vir-
ginia, Journal Of Saturday, April 24, has the
following in reference to the. price OF vegeta-
bles in New York:
We are indebted to Messrs. John B. Page .&
Son fer the following prices curre't OF regeta-
bles. dated New York April 21st, P. NJ: Green
peas, Charleston, per bushel, s3 50as4; Bermu-
da potatoes, per barrel, s13; radishes, per one
hundred, 81 50as5; sprouts, per barrel Or sack,
s1a$2; rhubarb, per dozen punches. 81 25al 30;
asparagus, per dozen punches, ,s6as9; lettuce,
ner1iOj heads. $4a$5 so; silver skinned onions,
peY barrel, s1O; white onions per barrel, s122a
SIS; red onions, per barrel, $40.
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MOUNT PLEASANT AND SULLIvAN's Island
On and after to-day, the steamers plying be-
tween this city anl the above delightful sum-
mer resorts, will leave for Mount Pleasant at
ten A. n. and three and half-past six P. NJ;
and leave Mount Pleasant at eight and half
past eleven A. NJ. and six P. N. They will
leave the city for Sullivan's Island at ten A. M.
three aud half-past six p. NJ, and leave the
Island at half-past seven and eleven A. N. and
haIf-past five P. u. for the city. The Fire
Department and their visiting friends will be
carried back and forth for one fare.
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The WANT OF y WATER.-There is general
scaycity OF water in the city; number Of the
cisterns have run dry, and the people on all
sides are sorsly pressed. There are several of
the public pumps on the streets that need re-
pair, especially the one in Meeting street, near
the Guardhouse. II this eYilwere remedied, the
distress might in a measure be relieved. A
good long rain just now would .e generally
welcomed.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE NEWS JOB PRINTING OFFICE
OFFICE OF The NEWS,

OEflCE We Ihh NEhot
CHARLESTON, s. c., April d, 1869.
The undersigned, proprietors OF The
CHARLESTON News, have this day bought out
the presses, type and fixtures of the job PRINT
ing Office formerly owned by Messrs. Parry &
Little and will in future conduct the came as
The NEWS JOB OFFICE, in TIE NEWS building,
No. 149 East Bay, third floor.
Arrangements will at once be made for the
purchase of additional presses and piaterial OF
the latest and most improved styles, and the
undersigned are now prepared to execute all
Job printing that may be entrusted to them as
expeditiously, neatly and cheaply as ii can be
done anywhere in the South.
R1oRDAN, DAVIS oS & Co.
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ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT TO RoB.-Some thief
entered the residence of Mrs. Courtenay, at
+he foot of Broad-street, near Rutledge, and
With the aid Of q dark lantern went all over the
bouse, taking all the wearing apparel he could
.et When he neared the bed room some one
of the family, who was sitting up, heard the
noise when the thief fed, carrying his
plunder. ,
4-.nce into the residence Of Mr.. Robertson, on
Rntledss >, near Broad-street, by cutting away
the blinds of the lattice door on the 'front.' pi-
azza. The burglar must have been frightened
off az be did not succeed in getting anything
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FoUprrEs.A s.ASp-A-HALr DAY.-Accordins to
the Abbeville Press, the following offices OF
ahonor and trust are held BY a cc'ored man,
Hutson J. Lomax, who may be very falr
carpenter, but who has neither native lntelii-
eence nor the commonest education. We add
the rates of pay /. Member of the House OF
Representatives from Abbeville, and CHAIRMAN
of the delegation, pay s6 a day and mileage. q:
County School Commissioner, pay 81 day and
mileage. 8. Census Taker, pay, we beliye, 81
30 day. 4. Commissioner OF Eelections, to be
held in May, pay So day-total, Offices and
s14 so a day and mileagelll Figures are more
eloquent than words.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIation.-TREp pAILf NEWS
BEING THE NEWSF PER OFFICIALLY RE
COGNIZED as HATING TIE LARGEST CiR-
cCLA7IoN IN THE CITF OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
INC IN THE eosroFF7cE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRoTIS-
IONS OF THE NEW PoST0FFICE Law.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, APRIL "a AND 25-CharleS-
ton Hotel.-W. NJ. Gregg South Cnrollnai C. R..
Harging,J. Shannon, =. a. Mcclellan, Bath, Me-; f;
D. Callahan, Savannah; Geo. Johnson, q. n.
johnson, Massachusetts,; H. A. Stollenwick.
Aabams; W. j. DeTleville, Orangeburg; L. F.
Youmans, Edge6eld; J. N. Moore, Gillison-
vile; J. Jenkins, wife and child, Wisconsin,;
j. A. Green and lady, Orangeburg; H. J. A.
Koerner, r. L. Livingston, New York; r. J.
Haven, Boston; R. Courtenay, Baltimore; Mrs.
McTier, Miss McTier, New York; Thomas E.
Courtenay, Baltimore; ]. ID. Knox, Washing
ton, D. c.; H. q. Bsvier and wife, New York;
J. B. levitt, R. Adams. Jr.. Philadelphia; Hon.
New York; A. Wilbur, wife, child and nurse,
Savannah; D. NJ. Cochran, B. J. Virgins, Bos-
ton; c. B. Sword, Scotland; j. C. Wilson, Miss
R. Fl. Williams, New York; II. S. Williams,
Connecticut; Mrs. Thomas Jcnckes and maid,
Miss Jenckes, DR.. a. Okin, i. D. Foge, L. NJ.
Fogg, Rhode Island; J. Wallace, L. D. Wood
ruff, Jr., Philadelphia; j. Parsons, Maine; H.
Deering, Connecticut; G. E. Alden and lady,
U. S. a.; S. Stradley South Carolina; o. E.
Maltby and wife, New Haven; Mrs. Kendall,
Boston; Z. F. OImstead, Chicago; C. NJ. Morris,
VIM. Wilson and lady, Georgia; E. Murphy, NJ.
L. Whitman, j. Chadwick, E. Cushman, J..
Schackmap, s. N. saxton, N. Fralnpton, D. W.
Moore, New York; A. o. Wilson, S. F. Northrop,
New jersey; j. T. Craig, Clinton, s. Co. E.
Flowers, Sumter; s. c. Pei1otta, Columbia;
s. NJ. Seeley, Kentucky; A. NJ. Latham, St..
Andrews.
Partition Ho.el.-P. s. Worshaa,, Cooper
River; James Younie, Brooklyn; C. U. Rogers,
St. Helena; S. W. Bennett and servant, J. E..
Massett New York; Charles Dahlick, Califor
mia; James Stewart, New York; r. C. Foster,
Philadelphia; R. NJ. Page. Cincinnati; A. Wood,
Charles Moultrie, Newburyport, Mass; Alex.
Hull, Alfred Russell and wife, New York; ]. G..
Williams, New jersey; H. Gorham, steamship
Sarasossa; NJ. J. O'Connor, A. s. Gouley, D.
Sullivan. Augusta; F. W. stocker, Hopkins
Turnout; Mrs. Milton, Miss Milton, New Or.
leans; E. P. Lucas, Darlington; John T. Little,
New York; S. Sarling, J. B. Mccoy, NJ. j.
Cohen, James Mclaughlin, ]. B. Bottom, Jno.
F. Keene, Georgia 8. F. E. Company; Miss
Meredith, Miss Hubbard, Augusta.
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FAST TME.-The Augusta Constitutionaist
of yesterday says: "The Washing!ons were
out with their machine last night, about ten
o'clock, practicing ior the Charleston celebra-
ton. They ran distance of $50 yards, un-
reeled one hundred feet of hose and threw q
stream Of one hundred and fifty feet in two
minutes and fifteen seconds. Beat this ii you
can"
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THE WHITE FAwN, with its beautiful scenery
and effects, including the Partisan Corps de
Ballet, will be produced at Hibernian Hall this
evening, by the Whitman company. Miss Jen-
ME Kimball, the star, is pleasing and meri.
toriots actress, and sings charmingly; and the
rest OF the company give her creditable ard
efficient support
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A GENERAL HoLDAY.-In compliance witn
the suggestion of THE NEWS, number OF
prominent houses in King-street have decided
to close their doors tomorrow in honor of the
Firemen's Parade. The wholesale houses and
the merchants of tine Bay and the whsrves
should emulate this generous example. Let
Us have holiday by all means.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, CRY RAILwAY-On
and after this date, the cars will run to the
battery from five P. NJ. to half past eight p NJ,
until the regular summer schedule goes into
effect, Monday, May Sd.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

friendship Lodge, at z P. NJ.
Burns Charitable Association, at P. III.
Vigilant FIRE Company, at 8 P. M.
Phoenix Fire Company, at half-past ?. NJ.
Washington Fire Company at halt.past 8 P N,
Stonewall Fire Company, at P. NJ.
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The SPRING STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
This church, which is now undergoing re-
pairs, is still in need Of the assistance Of the
friends of the cause. Rev. j. r. Pickett is
grateful for the pecuniary MD rendered so far,
but is still compelled tc ask further support.
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ST.. GEORGES Soc1ErY.-At the annual meet
ing OF this society, held on Friday last the fol-
lowing ofic ers we're unanimously reelected:
b. P. WALKER, President.
C. GRAvELEY, Vic e-President-
A. E. MILLER, Treasurer.
C. E. WALLER, Secretary.
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DEATH OF 4 F1aEMAN.-Mr. Vim. O'Mara,
tbs Fourth Director of the Marion Fire Com
pany, died yesterday evening very suddenly.
He4had been tolerably we'll the night previous,
and was with his comrades at the engine house.
He served the company for long time as
freasurer
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UcT1oN SALES THIS DAY.

LE1rcH & BRUINS will sell at II o'clock, at the
old Postofice, house and lot In Ashley street
Knox, DAILY & Co. will sell, at 10 o'clock, at
their salesroom, Meeting street, a stock Of
agricultural implements.
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The AUGUSTA BoYs. The Augusta Chroni-
Gle and Sentinel, of Saturday, speaking of our
approaching frcmeu's parade, says: "The fol-
lowing companies will attend from Augusta:
The Georgia Fire Company tsteamer,) an l
aud the Washington Fire Company, No. /,
(hand engine.) On yesterday letter WAS re-
ceived from Charleston by the Georgia ask
ing the members of that company to send
down their steamer on Sunday, so that the Ia
dies of Charleston would have all day Monday
to dress it with flowers. In accordance with
this request the steamer will leave for Charles
ton on tomorrow morning in charge of com. :.
mittee of the company, consisting of. n. Nc
Laugnn and Thomas W. Henry, Lieuteuants;
John F. Keen; Engineer, and Jordan Bot
toms. The remaining members of the 'Geor.
gia' aud the members OF the Washington
will leave this city on Monday morning. The
former will be the guest OF the 'Phenix' Fire
Company in Charleston and the latter Of the
German These Two com panes will be join
ed at Branchvie by the Palmetto of Colum-
b:a, which will be the guest of the Charleston
company Of the same name"
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REPORTERS CRU,rDs Tho resignation of C..
c. Neil, surveyor, takes effect on the 3Oth
inst ant.
A plank road IS being laid in LaurenH-strect.
The nioc companies that were to visit us
have dwindled down to four; two from Angus
ia, one from Georgetown, and one from Colum-
bia.
1t is generally feared that there will be an
accident of some kind on Tuesday. Care
should be used to prevent any mishap.
Tho rivalry between two companies of the
department is intense as to which shall bear
away the palm of having the greatest number
of men in line.
A white woman, in slate of intoxication,
let very young baby fall from her arms into
the water, near the Hampstead Mall Hospital,
on Friday, and but for tho exertions Of an eye
witness the infant would have been drowned.
An enterprisng young MIN is going to con-
vert Denny & Perry's old store into tempo.
rary ice cream saloon for the 9th.
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SHEKIFF'J SALE.
In matter Real Estate, Andrep 4. Lovegreen
In Probate Court Decree.
By virtue of an Order ome directed an delivered
by Hon. G orge BUST, Judge Of PROBATE. will be
sod al northeast corner Of the Courthouse, on
MONDAY, May 3, at Ia O'Clock D.,
All th.. IIJT SF LAND situate on the west side Of
M rch.street, III the City of Charleston. measuring
front on aid street ii Ice: nv IA feet In depth more
or loss. Bounce north by lot .. VIZ "iiiams ansi
south on lot of Mr. Lee. formerly Berkmas,
By church-atreet and west ~ lands Of Jervis a.
Stevens
Terms cash. Pur .haser paving in addid6f to the
sum bii the expenses Of the Probate Court and for
conveyance, also the shcrifs costs aud fees, amount
ing in the aggregate to s46.
E.W NJ. MACKEY, s. C. @.
ALSO, AT THE sAdE TINE AND PLACE:
All the RIGHT, TITLE and INTEREST Of the de-
fendant in TRACT OF LAND situate In st. Johns
Berkeley, about and half miles from Santee
River on Devices Road.
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of Elias
J. EIutler at the suit OF VIM. M. Hall
Terms cash. T. W. NJ. MACKEY,
April IL ma 8. C, c.
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PoslliDe Sale Of Securities.
BY II. HI. DeLEON.
will sell at Auction on THURSDAY next, April 20,
at IL O'Clock, at the Old Postoflce,
$500 (Thirty-fve Hundred Dollarsl CHERAW AND
DARLINGTON RAILROAD FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDS
$1,000 Five Thousand Dolarsl Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroad First Mortgage Bonds
1914 nineteen Hundred snd Forty.four ollars)
Northeastern Railroad Certificates Of Indebt-
edness u
$3.50 (seventy-one Hundred and Fifty Dolars) Che
raw and Darlington Railroad Certificates Of
Indebtedness.
Terms cash. mwth3 April 26
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Anftiou Salts.
Valuable City Property at AUCTION.
BY LEITCH & BRUINS.

-
Aucttoneers.
BY virtue of an order OF sale to me directed by the
Hon. Geo. s. B. yam, Judge of the U. 8. District
Court for the District OF South Carolina will offer
for sale at public auction, at the Old PostoiRce,
foot of Broad-strcet, Charleston, S. c., THIS
DAY, April 26th 1869. at II O'Clock A. M,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there.
on. situate on the cast side of Asbley-strect Can.
nonsboro', measuring on the west line on Ashley.
street frrtyseven feet and nine inches and on the
east line fifty feet, and in depth on the north and
south lines one hundred md tbirtyeight feet and
two nches bounding TO- the north and east on lands
of James Copes to the south on land Of Rev. DR..
Bachman; and to the west on Ashley
Terms-One.third cnsh; balance payable In twelve
months from the day OF sale, secured by bond of
purchaser and mortgage OF the premises; the build.
ings to be insured for not less than the amount of
the bond, and the policy assigned.
LOUIS McLAIN.
Assignee of Benjamin Ford.
H1- To WHOM IT NAY CoNcERN-The creditors OF
BENJAMIN FORD. Bankrupt. holding liens upon
the above estate, whether by Judgment otherwise,
are hereby notified that, under order Of Court dated
April 1st 1862. they are hereby oquired to prove
and establish their liens before j. G. CARPENTER,
Esq, Registrar, or before April 26th. or else be
excluded from any benefit of the sale arising under
the decree made in this case. .f::
LOUIS McLAIN.
April 26 f3ml Assig ee OF Benjamin Fords
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MANUFACTURES GRIsT, CORN MEAL, PEA
Ul MEAL, aud feed OF all kinds. Family orders
supplied by wagon. Having purchased an interest In
the above Mll nm now prepared to supply my
friends. Those desiring to give me Their custom
sDs ss-ocs~ic,oi->-S-.''sn,, I.ctsttt 1~sSthet Uoo
Store King-sircet; Southern Express Company, Meet
j. a. Quackenoush, East Bay. Orders for goods 10
be shipped mu,t he left by haIfpast Zen o'clock, A.
NJ. No charge made for draya2e. All communica-
tons addressed 20 s. GOURDIN P1NCKNEY. F..
April %