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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23
by A. C. ElcGILLIYRAY,
huctIoneer.
HNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
MARIA DAILY vs. ROBERT MccARRRI,L.

VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the 30th day OF Noycm-
Der instant. In front OF the Old Cust0mh0use al
IL O'Clock a. NJ. precisely
All TINT LOT or LAND with the Buildings there.
on situate north side OF Tradd street, in the City
or Charleston, and known by the No. a, mcaslr-
feet more or less. and In depth from south to
north one hundred feet ak inches, moro or less:
butting and bounding north OH Land now or late
OF Munroc. enst on Land now or late OF r. III. Long.
west on Land now or late Of Charles Love-
Tcrms-One half cash; balance In bond or bonds
bearing interest, payable semi-annualiy, until the
principal Is paid. secured by mortgage OF the
promises. Buildings To be insured lii some com.
pany approved by me, and the policy assigned
The insurance TO be continued unti the bonds are
paid.
nov9 tu4 f. W. H. MACKEY, 8. c.. @.
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By WARDLAw & CAREW
VALUABLE SEA ISLAND COTTON
PLANTATION.

VIII nc sold THIS DAY, ool instant. a, HAM
In front OF the Old P0sioicc,
That VALUABLE PLANTATION, known as the
CAFES, situated on Jshn9 Island about eight
miles from the city.
This Plantation Is ahont awo and a half miles
from the Stono River, and contains about seven
hundred across, more or lces; two hundred and
forty OF which arc cleared, std OF excellent qunI-
ity; having the finest reputation for the prOduc.
tion On OF Inc sea island cotiof and provisions
uQyoJ wfnBtul
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Anction 9aIcs--future Daps.
By A. q. McGILLIyRAY,
Auctioncer.
TNGER DECREE IN EQUITY.

FRANCIS Siif:S Va. HARRIET PHILLIPS ksr AL
will be sold on TUESDAY, 3oth November instant
In front OF the Old CRsLomhUusc, ut II O'Clock
Am.
on, situate. lying and beln, In Marion street. I'm
Ward No. o. III the City OF Gharlcston, measuring
anu containing forty live feet front on Marion
moro or lcTs; bnlting and bonlding north by
Marion street, cast by Land or n. 9. Stone south
hy l.ard Of Charles hickman, and west by Lens:
or q. &. Tru;nbo, the hald Lot being known In n
survey or Marion street. by Il. x. Payne, Survey
or, ~ No. IL and Il part Of No. IL.
TermS-0nc- third cash; balance ON u credit of
one and Two years, secured by bond with intcrcst
NJ the ralG Of seven per cent. per nnnuin pnynblc
annually, and mortgage OF the premises. Tho
buildings 10 be insured and the policy assigned
Purchaser 20 pay for papers and stamps.
noy9 bud II. w. NJ. MACKEY s. G. O.
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURR.
SMALL RESIDENCE ON SOUTH BAY

ID
At Private Sale
The WOODEN Residence. on South lay nat
tery, lew doors west of Meeting street. con-
double plazZas. Kitchen. &C. Lot measures ri
feet front. with the right OF way through a
passage OF feet, common to thla and the a,i.
joining tenement, and In depth Ia6 feet, more or
less. ' ~ "
Apply as above ut No. % broad street.
nOVl1 tuTJ
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THIS DAY, the 23d instant, will be R0ld in Store
honSr. M. Atlantic Wharf, Al n O'Clock,
general assortment OF GROCElsI;S, sc, saved
from The late fire OH East Hay,
CONSISTING or:
WHISTLES, Rum, Gin, Vinegar, Flour, Pota
toca, ColIcc. Tea. Soap. Starch IIcrrlngs Clothes
lincE. Chocon4, Candles, Case Liquors, Hack
ing, mnckcrcl, Sarrlincs, Sweet OIL I,rcf Should
ers. liams. Canned Goods. Salt Ghccsc, brushes,
liuckcis, &c.
COu;Ii; ,onS cash. noy23
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BY ALONZO J. WHITE g. SON.

Brokers, AuetiOneers nnd Real Estate
Agents, Ohico No. 5s Enst bay,
Charleston, s. C.
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TIN CHEAPEST fKT.-Tiic NYws job Onoc IL
now printing bill-hcads In the best style and Oh
1nc paper, at 81 so per thousand. Merchants think
Of itY
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THIS DAY, the o3d instant at 10 O'Clock, q wi,
RGll NJ onr hmGtun Sll.sruonIS. no. Il5 MrcliIll

THIS DAY, the 23h instant. at 10 O'Clock, will
Bcll nj our Auction Sacsroonis Ho. I:i5 Meeting
street.
IiipHYI. KNIT SIIAWLs, Nubias, uooa In
hnnt'a Caps piai,l Wool Shawls, Iiou ynr,i
Skirts, l'nlnlnrais, New Style French Head iand-
kcrchcfs, Charleston lIandkcrchefs, Ga Co!orcd
Conking, Black SatinetS, Printed Satinets, brown
and Gray Mittcns, Cadc; Satincts, Ilack, Brown,
Gray and Blue Kentucky Jeans, White and Gray
jIndcrshirts. White ami t;0lOrcd Shirts Gray
Ribbed jackets, iluc and Brown Shlrting Stripes,
DeniIns, Bnc PlaitS, Rcd, White and Gray Flan-
nci, lIcd Ticking, l.inseys.
ALSO,
An Invoice MEMS HATS, Caps and Clothing.
One Small BRUSSELS Carpet, aud piece Stair Car
pcting.
Conditions cash. nuy23
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By LAUREY & ALEXANDER.

UNDERWRITERS SALE or GROCE-
" RiES AND IIQUOltS, &c. SAVED FROM
rlIS LATE FIRE ON EASr BAY.
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Aufiion Sales -fntnrr Dans.
by WM. MCKAY.
FURNITURE OF A FAMILY-BED-
Il DING, BLANKETS, SHEETS, DC
On WEDNESDAY, 24th instant, nt No. 13O Meeting
street.
Auction Sale or DRY GOODS and Fancy Arti-
cies THIS rIuesdayl EVENING. att O'Clock.
by HUTSON LEE,
AuCtioneer.
RICE PLANTATION.

BY virtue OF an order ofssale TO me directed by
the Hon; George S. Bryan, Judge of the United
states District Court for the District OF South
Carolina, will be offered for sale at public anc-
Non, as the Old PostOffice, foot OF Broad street.
on TUESDAY, November 3oth, 1852 at II O'Clock
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OP LAND, in
the Partsh OF st. Thomas and st. Denis on the
eastern branch or the T OF Cooper River, known
as me fagan, containing one Thousand four hun.
dred and eighteen acres, q large portion OF which
!s under cntiyauon-the whole forming one of
TermstOne-third cash; balance In two canal
annual inAtalments, secured by bond of purchaser
anu O mortgage OF tho premlscs. Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps
novo tuitu7 LOUIS McLhIN, Assignee.
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By LOUIS ID. UeSAUSSUikE.
PRTCK RESIDENCE IN uAsEL
- STREET.

Por Sale
The desirable three story BRICK HEsIDENcH
on nigh basement, situate Oh the sOuth aide OF
HL.,cl street, between Meeting and hnAon streets
and TWO plaZzas, extensive brick kitchen. car
rage house and stable. The Lot measures so
icet 'front.', by 100 feet deep, more or less
Apply as above at No. 23 RrOat; street.
tpfG
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lIy virtue OF decree tn above case. will acll N,
o'clock a. H., at The 0Il Custouihousc, Broad
All that LOT OP LAND, with tho Iulliings
thereon, On The south side OF Ann street, City OF
charleston. measuring in fIont OH Ana street AZ
feet inches. ana the same on back Iinc by L10
feet In depth.
Tcrns-0nc half cash; bainDcc in one and two
years 10 be secured by bond OF the purchaser nnti
mortgage or premises. Premises TO nc Insured
anu policy assigned. Purchaser 20 ply for M.
papers and stamps Is W. NJ MSCKEY
nov23 tud sheriff 4, Q,
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A.. G. McGILLIYRAY,
AuctIOnecr.
Under DECREE IN EQUITY.

HANNAH ENsroN VS.. JAMES f. WALKER.
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CITY FF AIR .
Meetings This Day.

Stockholders iiank of Charleston, at t2 N.
Trustees Episcopal Society, ut 1P. N.
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by GEO. w. STEFFENS,
No. 30 vcnduc Range.

PuTTER. HAMS, SHOULDERS, DC.
Will sell THIS DAY, Mt halr-past . O'Clock.
80 Kegs and tubs BUTTER
200 S. g. Hams
10 ticrcci CanYaScd Hams
hoxcs New York $. g. Shouldcra
10 boxes New York 8. q. Strips
Goldfish, Mackercl, IIerrings Flour, Cof
fee, &c., &C. nny23
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All persons indebted to the above Estate, arc re-
queated to come forward and make Immediate
payment to the undcrsIgned.
J. Il. PREE,
now tu3 Qualified Executor.
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by BOWERS & SIICOX.

HOUSES AND VACANT LOTS-A
LII RARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD INyEsa.
MENT TO ANY ONE WISHING TO
PURCHASE REAL ESTATE.
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Anrtion 6aIcs-- Qbis Dap.
A. C. mcGILI,IVRAY,
JOSEPH s. INGI.EsBY va. GEORGE EVANS.
kT Ux, Er ALI
Auctionccr.

FINDER DEcREE IN EQUITY.
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by LOUIS d. DcsAUSSURE.

HAYNE STREET STORE. RUNNING.
II THROUGH TO aIARXlir STREET.
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anrtion 6ales-- CHS Man.
BY JEFFORDs & co.
SALE or DAM
~ AGED BACON AND DRY SALTiiD MEATS.

Wli nc s0ld THIS DAY, 23d inst, nt halfpast Q
O'Clock, In front OF our stores, Nos II and 10
Vcn'luc Range.
hliis. Bacon SIOULDKRS
hlils. g. II. Sides.
2b0XcS breakfast BACON.
box 3urar.curc,l Shoulders.
8 hoxeS Dry Sailed Shoulders.
boxes Dry Saltcd Sides.
Damaged on board steamer Proncthcns on her
voynSc from Philadelphia TO tha port, AMI
sold On account Of Underwriters and NIL con-
ccrncd.
Conditions CaPh. noy13
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A. G. McGiLLIVIsAY,
huCtloncer.

TTNDER DECREE IN toUITr.
PALMETTO SAVINGS INSTITUTION Va. COR.
COl.hN.
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FRANCIS siREs W. HARRIET PHILLIPS s:r Al.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23
By HENRY COBIA & co.

HAMS. SUGAR AND CRoCKERY.
THIS DAY. at half. past O'Clock. in front OF our
store, win nc sold
100 HAMS
20 barrels Sugar
IS boxes Candles.
AND
A lot OF assorted CR0CKRRY
Conditions cash. nova
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BY louis u. DeSAUSSIJRE

STORE ON EAST BAY STREET.
At Private Sale
the THREE STORY BRICK STORE, on Ra,t
iiay street. at the southeast corner ar t,ordrs
Streel, (Which was occupied for near % quarter of
century ny ono OF onr most sItcccssrs.l mcr.
measures 70 feet front by co feet deep
TINS property In one OF the most central on Rast
Bay for business W" '''-''
Apply az above, ut No. - broad atrcei
nOYl6 tnf6
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By JOHN &. MiLN0R " co.

HANDSOME BRUSSELS GARRETT,
4 Il DlEhKFAST SfihWlS, Nur'AS, HOODS,
"ooi, SNAWIS. Fi.m, III MAD
GOC;>S, CLOTHING, &c.
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Pnr Sale or Rcnt-.
The BRICK STORE on the sonth sl,Io of Uoyne
street. opposite the Charleston Hotel now oScn
Iiayne street, IL feet on Market street. ana Io1
feet In depth. " ''
These premises arc admirably located for ths
Wholesale trade. ann VIII hc sold nm ON q thirS
cash, the balance In one, two and three yaars.
Apply as above, At No. % Broad street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
THE Apuy OF THE POTOMAC.

The Society Of the Army of the Potomac
met yesterday, Major.Gen Sheridan in the CHAIR and
completed the election Of officers, by choosing treas
urer Recording Secretary and Corresponding Secretary
For the former Office there MaorGen E. H. Davies
and Gen. Daniel Butterfeld After several balotings
Gen Davies was elected. Gen. Sharp was chosen re
cordng Secretary, and Col Church, editor OF re AY
and Naru Gazette Corresponding Secretary on the second
ballot Gems Gregory TarletOn, Farchild Bourbon and
Gregg were appointed Committee 20 select the names
Of tTee cities from which tho members were TO choose
one as the place OF meeting next year Boston, hadel
pha aud Baltimore suggested, and the wore stoou
70 Philadelphia, % for Boston and Tor BaltlneIe'
The time was fixed for April .. A COMMITTEE,
consisting OF Gems Rice, Butterfeld, shaler aud
Col Farman was appointed 10 select pace
10 deposit tho records OF the Army OF the Potomac.
Congrauatory letters were read from Gen o. +. case,
and United States Senator Cameron. resolution was
passed authorizing the Executive Committee 10 inquire
into the expediency Of incorporating the society A
communication OF greeting from the Army OF the PotO-
mac Of 81 Louis read, proposing 10 incorporate we
two societies motion that Gems Mcclellan, burnside
Meade and Hooker be appointed Honorary Pres!dehts'
caused considerable discussion, but was eventually ue
cided by the President 20 be contrary 10 the rules
vote OF sympathy widows and orphans OF tie sol
dieTs Of tho Army OF the Potomac was Unanimously
passed. and the Society adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
ALLEGED IHCESDIARY FIRES IN VII
LIIMSBURGH.
loss St5, O00-ARREsTs on SUSPICION OF ARSON
CONFESSION OF A PRISONER.

Loss S1j0OO-ARRESTS on SUSPICION OF ARSON
CONFESSION OF A PRISONER
Mr.. Cummins, of the firm of Cummins Il
Keefc dry goods merchants, doing business at No 3s
Grandst wllamsburgh. discovered fire in the store
OF Mendeson q Coz No 3C2 Of the street, at about
o'clock yesterday morning, and Immediately aroused
the family OF Mr. Keefe and eleven hoarders. who were
asleep over the burning store The IRE burned TeISy
nightclohes TO the street. amid hro and smoke The
ire being under great headw9y saGned me adjoining o
baby $500. Mcndelsohn & Co. Of No 35l claim
a loss Of $1,000 on their stock OF fancy
goods. Insured IN the Columbia, Globe ana Iqclne
carpets &C. Is estimated az a. 800 Fully insured. The
binding owned nv Philip strauss Damaged t2cp
Christian Grafula No. 500 agcrbeer dealer loes 500
insured Solomon splitter, photographer lost plcturesVa
ued 500; insured Cummns keefe No as dry goods
I'm the Willamsburgh City aud Fulton Companies Mr..
Mcudelsohu and member Of his frm Mr.. stone. were
ing before Justice Eaines this afternoon.
Henry baF G s ssd yss waf 10
Sunday for attempt To burn the stable OF ms father
so arranged that Il would communicate 10 other eombus
tbles put out however, before much dam
Of ncendiares which known 10 exist In the noighhor-
hood. He made confession, after being quesIonea 10y
was years Of age the 9th Of March last ana mat no
has been driving city railroad car Tor the SIy
a5tb Of Nav last TINT since that time be has not done
house OF No. 7 Hose In Frankln-st, Grecnpont; that
about on Sunday last nc camo 10 his fathers
house In UudsOn-st, near Unl0naye., Greenpont ana
INTO the back and took match of the mantel
piece and then went IN the stable the Of the lot
and IN th ard Of the house ana there set fro 10 bale
OF hay, which partially burned that he then Jumped
the shed and went ont ~ the yard and away
that he Mrs. Woavor's house but she was Not
In and that from there no went down the dock that
he saw the hOsccarriago Of Seven Hose Com
paDy coming 81 the fire. he took hold and went 20 tho
FIRE his fathers stable that the fire was then cut,
he informed by Officer Fnlay OF the FOrtyseventh
Precinct Police that after the fire. no went 70 the house
OF Hose Company No T. In Franklnst, and after that ho
went down swimming; that about o'clock lie was ar
rested by Officer Finay of the Forty seventh Precinct
Police; that he has made this statement voluntarily and
believes the To be true.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
TIE RESIDENCES OF TIE POLICE.

A few days ago the Police Commissioners
ordered that officers and members Of the force should
live in the county which they doing duty There
are number in the east side precincts, who live In
BROOKLYN elsewhere This Is particularly the case In
the lower Wards where dwellings are mainly tenements,
aud where policemen object To hylng. In Brooklyn
OF the Captains in this city, but two, Warlow Of the
Seventh aud Todd OF the Nineteenth, live in Brooklyn
the Sergeauts the proportion greater or those dong
duty in the First Precinct Matthew's In the Second
Coombs and Latty; In the Third, Townsend; in
the Fourth. williams, TOweres, and kcHyi IN the
seventh Crow and Slater I'm the Tenth. Wcmyss; In the
Eleventh. Cornwel; i'm the Sixteenth, Miller; In the
Eighteenth, Bauheld; in the TveutyIhlrd, Lockwood :
in the Twenty-sXth CITY Haln Pells In the Twenty
seventh, Estabrook and Phillips; the Twentyniuth
Gunner. live In Brooklyn or elsewhere out OF town.
ONLY Sergeant doing duty iu Brooklyn lives IN New
York Imcieu Field lately transferred from the Flf
teenth the Fortyeigh Precinct OF the total force
doing duty In this city, l5s live In New aud i6 IN
BROOKLYN or the force doing duty In Brooklyn, 425 re-
side there and only IN this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

FROM LIyRRPooi-ln steamship England. July 9IRsy , A
C. H. whalley. w A. woreu W. r. Woren Mrs Smms. j. T. fur
long Miss r. reu. Miss NJ HaIen, Mr. and Mrs Apnwa and child
Mrs wills Miss H. Wills, Miss A. MagnnSs Charles Gibson
aud Mrssrs wellhope Marshall Andrews Kelly g. Wilson
Kiswit DAwson Jehigsn.
FROM sAvANNA.ln steamship HUNTSVILLE July 6-hs Kate
ocombe Miss Rla Hocomhe Mrs r. solomon Miss
Solomon g. Grateauss W. Muliord Mul H. CAIN j.
C. ocombe VIM Hines aud wife Mrs Smith aud child Capt n
q. G. Saith aud wife.
FROM sAVANNAH-In steamship San Jheeo Juy 6=Mrs D.
Noe Mrs Marble Mrs and Mss Henderson Brown H. hodg
Hiss Mrs Guerar Miss Roberts Mrs Wakeman Mrs Wallace Miss
Sullivan Mrs Lowell Mr. T. Kills and daughter Chaa Kills
lily Misses and T. Emsts r. Dam Cunningham Mrs
Henry Miss Lewis H. Pausn T. Salisbury. Greene Mss Adams
Miss West Miss artde Capt hnney. G. Dbble A. Styles j. Wes
tnu Mis-. Ee, Miss Gardener, MI King J. Cross Wright q.
Wright Mrs A. Johns.nn Mrs Smith child aud sVt T.
Mrs Woodruff son. Mr. Purtstv Lahrvp W. Seymour Miss
jenkins Miss Kmba L. Wael and WIFE Mrs stone Mrs Cocker
Mrs Chase and children Geo Fuller wife aud child Mr Carpenter
Miss Harris M Bates Miss Houston Mrs Hopkins VIM Wagner. W.
r. Gooi'ped w nrcu Mrs Buron Mrs SwartI Mr. Thursday.
G. Weeks and H. Morse Miss ChAmpney Mas r. Russell
Gen Durgs and wife aud child Houston Masters Hopkins
Miss Hopkins 11y and wife Miss
A. L. Wood Mis- Wood Mira T. Wood Mss Wood and servant Aa
deou. Miss Mather 81 Randall aud wife T. q. Soaring W.
Brown Denon JOS Tutara and wife aud child T. d. BakeF g.
W. Hammosd, II. Ii, kitbhsu, Capt Kelly
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wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY BoULEvARDs.

The Commissioners of the Eastern BOule-
ward Messrs Hatfield Byrne Cooper, and Buchan, met
by agreement with tho Commissioners OF the Pelham
ave. and Fordham Boulevard at Charles Freemans IIo
tel day or Two ago, 70 mike arrangements Tor joint
action In regard 10 the division Of the expense Of that
portion Of the boulevard commencing Mt Pelham and
running down to John Hunters property and also 20
hear the opinion OF Judge ByrDe In regard 10 the power
streams. IL was agreed 10 divide the expense OF the
aforementioned portion OF the road between them Tho
Judge then spoke on the relative powers or the Federal
and State Iegslatnres after which the Commissioners
and their guests. among whom we're John Hunter Den
ton Pearsa Nathaniel Bradford and IT,, eICOunty
Clerk VIM. O. Conner John Cornell aud Philip Doty Of
Fordha sat down to splendid collation. prepared by
again. when the map Of the road as far as Unonport
Bridge VIII be opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
NEWARK-The accidents in cOnseqnence 0I Iu'
REUNION OF THE SOCIETY OF TIE AkMi AM
NAVY OF THE GUILE


The Committee of this Society to arrange lor
the approachng reunion yesterday The programme
for the OCCASION not changed from that previously pun
lished in THE TRIBUNE, will be as follows;
The Headquarters will be ct parlors Nos 80 and SO hst3
House where the Reception Committee VIII De IN athl
and where tickets for the banquet may De procured
until tomorrow The Treasurer viii be present 70 re-
ceiye the Initiation fee Members OF other military hsso
Citations who desire participate In the banquet may go
so m introduced to tho Executive Committee by eH
Der Of the Society OF the Army and Navy OF the Gu
brief business meeting Will DO held tomorrow iorenoI
and the Society will proceed by special steaer 10 w
stetson House Long Branch The Grafton ana poem WIZ
lie delivered at g. and the banquet VIII commence aDou'
o'clock Admiral Farragut presiding LIEUTENANT &c d.
SHERIDAN and many other officers have sgnhed ter IN
tenton 10 he present On the following day, meellng
will be held TO take measures for collecting hsOrch a
biographical material for an accurate history o, e
department, and this will end the formal part OF the
reunion The prOpuetors Of the Setson House propose
TO give grand ball the evening OF the 9h IN honor ol
the reunion Members Of the society have the following
privileges Those who stop at the Aston House or teo
House DURING the reunion Will be charged reduced r'
of board Those from points on the Ere Kali
way and have paid full fare to this city, Will receive from
the treasurer OF the society certificate which VIII pass
them home free up The 25th Of July THOSE VINO cone
from Boston and points beyond can receive lnoEaiQ
about excursion tickets az reduced rates Dy applying 10
Gen Drake No. Is India Wharf, Boston.
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THE PITTsBURG RFGATTA,
THE SISTERS OF THE STRANGER.

This Society held their monthly meeting yes
teday The Rev. DR. Deems presided the absence Of
First Dectres An interesting discussion was had upon
the movements Of the Society From the reports IL APP
peared that help had been extended In money medical
attendance, clothing, etc. TO suffering strangers from
several European countries and from different States In
the Union The Society founded IN January last,
and numbers 81 members I has for It's object the relief
OF all strangers without regard 10 creed nationality
Although the members Of different religions, the
greater number belong 10 the recently founded Church
Of the Srangers the tenets OF which somewhat pc
cuaT they require It's members 10 believe implicitly
In the Apostles Greed, which permits them entertain
such opinions as they choose with regard to other reg
dnNmna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
KEW-JERsEY CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC
INSTITUTE

The first anniversary of this institution took
place at Hghtstown Thursday last and consisted Of
examinations and prize deelamatiOns In the evening
an address was delivered by the Rev. g. Heuson Of
Philadelphia. The school has been held until now in
temporary building, but will, the beginning OF next
term take possession OF the new building just completed
aud which Of the finest Of kind In the country
The edfce is 2 feet in length the main building beng
70 feet long and the wings each 6X45 feet IL Is four
stories IN hight, and covered by French There
for the accommodation OF 800 students the
north wing being sot apart for the young gentlemen and
tile south wing for the young ladies. Both sexes are
alike eligible TO all the privileges OF the school The cost
Of the building has been $4,000 OF which $4,000 has
already been secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
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