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CIT Y A FF AIR S .
Meetings This Day.

pylNagorcan Lodge, ut I =. n.
Masonic Fair Association, nj haf-past I. NJ.
No Name Club, ut half-past +. NJ.
Young America Fire Company, at half.past :
i. NJ.
Niagara Fire Company, at r.. NJ.
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To THE LADEs.-We beg to call your special
attention TO two tal cases OF POplins i'm choice
styles ana colOrs ut twenty-five cents. These
goods are from ancton you will find them cheap,
and very desirable, ut No. 2S7 and 2S0 King street.
Respectfully, ST0LI., WEBB & co.
nOy2
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THAT CHAL1ENGE.-The members of the
Palmetto Club deny that they refused to play with
tile Charleston Club They state that they receiv-
cd the acceptance Of their challenge, bi., dd not
have time TO act upon II.
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BROKER, No. :; BROAD STREET,
Buys and sells on commission, Bonds, Stocks,
Bank BILLS, and Securities OF oil kinds The high.
cSt market prices obtained.
ANY Information desired, by letter or otherwise,
will he chccrrully given. Apply as above ut No.
Broad street, or through POSt0iilce Box 367.
Will also attend to the Inv. .stments OF money In
large ami small amounts.
HEPgRgSCEs.-Wagner, IIuger & Co., Reeder 4
Dnv'a, q. A. Trenholm & Son, W. c. Rec 4 Co.,
and Trust Company; Peaer, Rodgers i Co., J. d.
Aiken and Co., George II. Walter & Co., Cohen,
Iianckcl & Co., Andrew SimoHds, President First
National Bank. Bept2l 2mos DA0
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by J. FRASER MATHEWES.
1O0 SMALL FARMS AT AUCTION.

Will be sold at the Old postonicc, on THURSDAY.
18th November. at II O'clock to The highest bid
iers,
One hundred FARMS, adjoining each other. oon-
tanning from one TO eleven acres Of Land situated
on the savannah ana Charleston Railroad Edisto
luHeT anu pubic roads around JacEsonbOro' De-
VIII be eSnlDlttu INT ne ISireais q plat OF which
The above Lots VIII bc sold separately.
Tcrms-Onc.half cash. balance In one year, with
interest from day of sale, secured by bond and
mortgage OF the property. Purchasers to pay
j. +. Mathewes for necessary United States Inter-
nal revenue stamps aild papers. oct25 mthl0
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THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS OF
MASONIC FAIR gratefully acknowledge the rcceipI
OF the following articles: One elegant medallion
crumb CLOTH from Mcssrs. q. ID. Carr & Co.; one
dozen superior sherry wine, from n brother
Mason; one fine ornamental fruit cake from Mr.
John Marion; assortment OF fine pcrfumcry, from
Ar. G. W. Almar; assortment OF fine groceries,
value twenty-five dollars, from Acssrs. Wm s.
COrwln & Co.; one lnc ornamental fruit cake,
from Mcssrs Kinslnan BIOS. two cooking stove
and furniture, from Mr. Macduff Cohen; one pa r
heavy plated sugar bowls, from Messrs. Hurt 4
Co.; one handsome ak gallon water cooler from
Acssrs. Cameron Barkley Il Co.; one case celc-
brated Carolina Blttcrs from Mcssrs. Goodrich,
Wineman & Co.; two vases with bouquets OF
worstcd flowers, two photographs OF Rev. Drs.
BaChman anu Hicks, in embroidered frames, from
Mrs. Pczcr; one embroidered bust OF Washing.
ton, one set garnet bracelet, earrings ana brooch,
ono set garnet sleeve buttons one garnet brooch,
one opal breast pin, from Mr.. Morris; one case OF
celebrated Sumter Ilittcrs and an assortment Of
perfnmery, from Mcssrs Dowe & Noise; one
dressed doll, from Mrs. q. Afford; one inusc box,
from Mr.. John Archer; dressed doll, from Mas
Annie Brady; refreshments. from Mrs. Buttcrncid;
one basket champagne, from Mcssrs. Frank /
Dablon, New York; ten dollars, from Mr. r.. D.
Enston; music, Masonic G8lop, ono pair slippers,
ono cushion, from Miss MINI Crawford.
Il. T.. BROWN, Secretary.
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nUsINEss NorI cEs.

Mns. C. D. KESRIcK, No. s3 Market street,
-hasjst received fine lot OF fruit, which she vii!
sell upon the most reasonable terms.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed OH his
cnyeloDes
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One QUIRE 1nc initial note paper and twenty
five envelopes to match, for forty cents, at c. G.
Fighters, No. 1el King street.
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THE CHEAPEST YET.-Tlc NEWS Job Onicc is
now printing bili-hcads in the best style and on
fine paper, At 81 SO per thousand. Merchants. think
OF itS
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| FINE ASSORTMENT OF ALBUMS at very low
prices, Including those holding fifty pictures ut
| one dollar each. CIIAS. g. RICHTER,
| nov2 No. lG1 King street.
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a FINE ASSORTMENT or PHOTOGRAPHS, impe-
rial cards and frames, at G. c. Fighters, No. 16I
King street.
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ny ". 7. LEITCH & II. :. bruins.

WIN DC sohi THIS DAY, the 9Th instant at II
-, O'Clock at the Old PostOnirc
INC following desirable PROPERTY aittnt,J
!" iichelt,s Alley, few doors from King street:
40 40: ], ls0uth sidcI Two story WOODEN
DhEhLlNti, cOlainlng > rooms aud Kitchen Iot
measures ~ feet front by 81 feet in depth
l., No. ., ls0ulh sidc.l Two story wUoIcn Owen.
Ir, s"iinp on I . rooms and kitchen. Lot niea.
s"TcS 20 lect front 10y i7 feet In depth
>, No. o. tsouih sidc.l 'r"o story Wooden Dwell
mn, nms lencmeni,l containing rooms and . kitch-
depth ~ " 'eet W
No. 2, north sidcJ Two story Wooden Dwell.
InG, containing ) rooms ami Kitchen. Lot tucI.
sllrcs 33 feet front by 81 feet in ,lepth. he thn
said dimensions more Ur less ~
and stamps. ' ~ '' ,,,I'e n"i
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4 LOYAL SEREN.fDE.

The Chiefs I'm Wai;ing-Thc & I'm I
Star Scrcnadcrs-;prcrhc by Mcssrs.
Bowen and Pil!sbury-Ti,c Mayor an,l
the I-nboT Observation-Disclosures Ma
nGuvrcsAIipw IL Eu,,cd-"Dem Nig-
gers Gwinc to- Lickcr Up"
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By HOLMES 4 MACBETH,
AucliDMccrs.
VALUABLE PLA NATION

ALu ~ BILE PLAN NTATION.
Dy virtue OF an Order OF sale, to me directed nv
States District Court, for The District Ito Of Smun
CaroilnV, viii oiicr for sale. ut Public Auction,
THIS DAY, November 18th, 1869, at ii o'clock;
All those THREE PLANTATIONS OR TRACTS
or LAND, siinalc in ST. t:corge's parish. Distric1
OF Cnilcton. an,l SStmic OF South Carolina. ron,
prising ill that Plantation or Tract of laId, mc..
twcntysiX us2G) acres, more or less. ana rcncriIy
known as the IEdian Fchls Mil Plantation &
or orIns I, mna bounding to the north on land
,an'i now or late OF Captain u. Cannady and
land ian now or lately clamc'l by william Utscy to
Rumph on land hereinafter described and iand
now pS lpiISily iiil ,t,I Claimed by William Utsey and TO
said Indian riciis Vl i'lantaloG Gaf' M. .lSe be
thcrcfronl to John IL. Duer and william Itscy
Gavin.
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND at-
Joining the above ON the cast, measuring and
acres; butting and bounding to the north on
Land now or late OF Captain J. l.. Inabcnt TO the
SCUM 10 ,I OH Land now or iate Of Christian Rumph
road Company, and to the west on Land now or
late Of Colonel John Rumph and The Indian Field
Al that TRACT OF PINE LAND, measuring and
ing on all sides by Land claimed by Vim. Utscy
and touching the cast side OF the Indian Fields
Mill Plantation.
The above three Tracts OF Land will tic sold as
a whole, ana comprise i'll all twenty six hundred
lado0) acres, II portion of which Is cleared and
well adapted 10 cotton, and the balance heavily
timbcrci.
Tcrms-Onc-third cash; balance in two equal
successive annual nstalmentS, secured by bond
or bonds OF purchaser, with Interest at the rate
OF seven per cent. per annuEl, payable annually,
ana mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to
pay for papers AMI stamps.
LOUIS McIAIS
Assignee or Wharton & PctSch.
now ftu6th.
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ONE OF DICKENS or Scotts Works is present
cd to every annual subscriber to the XIX Gen.
tury. oct6
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8iilanrlaI.

6inanrlaI.
DANK OF THE STATE BILLS WANTED.
BANK OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
BILLS, issue previous TO the war;
ANDREW M. MORELAND,
nov3 Banker; No. Broad street. 81
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By A. G. ,cGILLfYRAY,
NJ. 'Ouccr.
TNDER DECREE INEQUITY
COHEN, mANCEEL 4 co. vs.. 7. NJ. EpwARps

DER DEC IL + | N EQ ulTY.
COHEN, IIANCKEL & co. VS.. +. NJ. EDWARDS.
VIII be gold Oh THURSDAY, tho 23thd day Of kovcm.
her Instant, at IL O'Clock A. NJ precisely, I'm
front OF the OH nstOnihOuse,
All the right, title anu Interest or r. NJ. Edwards
III the property below described, viz:
A cOmf0rtat ~ tWO.stOry DWELLING ana OUT
BUILDINGS On Il oncacre lot iD the Town Of
IIluirton.
ALSO,
TRACT OF LAND within three miles OF Bluff.
ton, containing seven hundred and sixty two ana
half acres of Land all OF which is heavily wood.
cd with OAK hickory Lrd pine, AMI immcdaiei
contiguous TO May Rive. Could be made profit
able by sale Of wood. These Lands when cleared
are OF the best qualify for island cotton. AL.
Joining and belonging To this place is u l5acre
Loi on n high blum OH May River, suitable for
settlement and summer residence, being perfectly
healthy ut all seasons.
Terms-Onc.helf cash. balance o credit Of one
year, to he secured by bond bearing interest nj
the rate OF seven per cent. per unnuni, and mort
gage Of the premises. buildings Oil the town Lot
10 he insured II possible. and tin policy assigned.
nova thu II. W. NJ. MACkEY, $. G. &.
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INDIcrMENTs, &c.-fhc Grand Jury OF the
State Court have returned the following bills:
Tic State VS.. Anna wi'son-!arccny of notes
No bill.
The State vs.. George washlngton--assaut and
battery. No bill.
The State vs.. Wilson Goldman larceny. True
bill.
The State vs.. VIM. Henry Fair--,artcny OF notes.
True hill
The state VS.. Isaac ailcr--larccny OF notes.
True bill
The State VS.. Peter Brown, alias Peter High
grass ana SeabrooR Mills--larccny OF notes True
bill.
The State VS.. Charles iarrison-murder. True
bill.
The State vs.. Bcnjamin Glover--murdcr. No
bill.
The State VS.. Henry DicSson-indcted for mur.
der. Noi pros entered by Attorney General.
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UNITED STATES COuRT-IIoS. GEORGE S.
BRYAN JUDGE, PREsIDISG.-The following busi.
ness was disposed of:
ADMIRALTY COURT.
In the case OF Win. Ward Va. schooner Emma
Wadsworth, the summons was dismissed upon
payment OF costs.
CIRCUIT COURT.
In the case OF B. f. Boykcn vs. Germania Fire
Insurance Company, on appeal from verdict for
plaintin for $4,000, Mt Columbia, in 1860, new
| trial was granted on condition that the de.
PENDANTS give security In the sum OF sI2, 500, to
satisfy any future verdict, the security TO be ap.
proved by the court.
DISTRICT COURT
In the case o. q. w. Dinglc, receiver va. Louis
hclain, assignee, In re Is. II. Reid, bankrupt, IL
was ordered that the assignee should sell The LA.
gan plantation after duly advertising 1t.
Petitions OF Robert II. Hall, l.. II. Massey, r. H.
Cherry, and Wm. Is. Cline, of York, for final dis.
charges In bankruptcy, We're referred TO Registrar
ClawsOn to hold final hearing and report.
Petitions OF Thomas q. Harris and Stephen p
league OF Laurcns, for final discharges in bank
ruptcy, were referred to Registrar JAEGER, and
flnni hearings ordered to take place at Columbia
on the 81 OF December.
TX parto. Allen x. Shuber, In re c. A. Scott
petition to establish lien. Tic report OF the Reg.
istrar was confirmed, and the assignee ordered to
sell after due notice.
Elk partc f. o. Harris, in re Robt White Sides
petition to establish lien. The report OF the Reg.
lstrnr was confirmed, and assignee ordered TO
sell after due notice.
Petition Of j. Wells Simpson, OF Laurens, for
| nnal discharge in bankruptcy, was granted.
Ex partc Louis J. rresc0t-pctition OF volun-
tary bankruptcy. IL was ordered that the proceed.
ings be dismissed upon payment OF costs.
RULES or COURT.
II was ordered that the following be adopted as
| additional rules Of court:
| First. That proceedings by attachment on
| meane and final process OF this court may be had
| and taken In the same manner and TO the same
extent rs are now pracilced In the courts OF this
State.
Second. That proceedings by arrest and bail
In civil actions on mesne or final process may be
had and tayen In this court to The same extent as
are practiccd In the courts OF this State.
The Court then adjourned.
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A. G. McGILLIyRAY,
AuCtlonccr.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
JAMES TUPPER, MASTER IN EQUITY, VS.. JHO.
M. BRYAN.

Will he sold in front OF the Old Customhousc Mt
ii o'ock a. NJ, precisely, THIS DAY, the
18th day Of November
All that FARM OR TRACT OF LAND, situate In
the Parish OF Christ Church, Charleston County,
about six miles from the Village Of Mount Pleas
ant ana ON the seashoro, containing 800 acres,
more or less; bounded east on Lands OF John
iIamlin, southwest OIL Lands Of Daniel whit csides
northwest OH Lands now late Of Estate Wi.
liam Matthews.
Tcrms-Onc-thlr,l cash; balance oh n credit or
ono and two years in bonds bearing interest on
whole amount, payable scmi-annually, secured by
mortgage Of plantation.
now TIL l., ". NJ MACKEY s. q a.
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D U b L &c S "A L E.
Anrtion Sales.--future Dans.
by ". Y. LEITCII s r. S. BRUINS.
VALUABLE PLANTATION AT AUO-
TlON.

BY virtue of mn order Of sale 20 me directed by the
Hon Georges. Bryan, Judge of the United States
District Court for the District of South Carolina,
Will offer for sale, nj public auction, on
THURSDAY, November llth, 1869, at the Old
TOstoiiicc, foot nf lir0ad-Strcci
All that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND long
known rs "lsacoon island" situate. lying and
being in 81. Johns Parish, Coliet0n District ada
cent to Edisto Island, AMI by n causeway con-
ncctc, Herewith; butting and bounding north on
Lands OF Major ". $. Murray, formerly Of Wm
Mc@gctt. AMI the South E,listO River, and cast OIL
AMI the South Edisto River and west on the South
E,ist8 River.
Terms-Onc-lIalf cash; balance In one year. se.
cured by bond OF purchaser bearing per cont.
interest and Il mortgage OF the rcmlscs Pur-
ch;ishcr to pay for papers and stamps.
LOUIS MCLhIN,
Octl9 tuth1S Assignee T.. w. ScabroOk,
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Anrlion Galcs-- 0bis Dun.
ny JOHN G. aiiSOR 4 CO.
hA y SATiNETS, KENTIyCKy
( L JEANS TWll.i.S, OPERA rLANNHLS Gr>

EAvY SATlNETS. KENTIrcKy
JEANS. TWll.i.S, orEHA rLANNuIS Gr
iiLn M 'Af. TN instant. Il: 10 O'Clock we will
street. ' we ''' o'cctihS
'H'''c'"i aHNorimrn; Of desirable DRY GOODS.
Just received:
hciHy Brown and OXGDri SArINETS Kcntuc,v
rn ,,iiNS fMl>. Iuc I'iaida. Silirtinu StriprS
nnir, nm p'niiiS Tickm.S. l.l"achrd and Raw,
,i,G OPERA Flannel. Red ami White Flannel
, u,u.h rllhncl. tolnrci taInl,rirS plnid iinsny'
TiintnaihS ftprr tanbricS lncrshir,s EJuy
unlr'tS Hosiery. Linen Cambri,. ana i.otinn
ioohr, iitil'ikcrchirfS IIcad Iiu,Idkrrcbicr: Al
phca uritl, spool Cotton Pms Nc.,I,rs j;,ni,rni
~, ~, htankelS, Inoil brushes. Fancy Suap. I,eod
Conditions cash. nov,
by GEORGE W. SYEFFENS.
No. 30 Vcnduc Range.
SHOULDERS, Hams, CHEESE, &c.
we VIII sell THIS DAY at lairpaS, 0 O'clock
10 hnds. SHOULDERS
IL boxes y. S. Shoulders
3 hhdS. iiamS
81 huNcs Cheese
100 tubs and irkins Batter
80 eases Tomatoes
30 eases Lager Herr
40 boxes Scrmiccli
- bhlS. Irish POI atOrI
MacSerel, Goldfish, Candles, Starch, &c
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by 4. {. McGILLIYRAY,
Aucfionecr.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,
HENRY c. GUERIN, EXECUTOR OF JOHN BEL.
LiNGER, NJ. D., DECEASED, VI. SAM
UEl. r. CROMWELL.

VIII be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th November,
All thai PIECE OF LAND, wlth the pui,n,,,gs
and improvements thereon, stnate on the
west sid side Of Franklin street. nearly, oppo:
Charleston, extending through TO South Street
OIL the west, with All alley known rs "Cr0ni-
Wells Terrace" running through so much Of the
said Land as il nbw divided Inio Lots, or built
upon, measuring and obtaining upon the north
and south lines 800 ieei more or less, and ON
to the west T3 feet inches, more or less bounded
north by Lands OF - lhlrtcll and Philip Gnnn,
south by Lands Of II. ". Seymour, east by Frank.
lii street, and west by Smith street.
Terms-0nc.quarcr cash; balance i'm one, two
and three years, secured ,,y bond with II mort
gage Of The premises. buildings to be Insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser 10 pay for papers
and stamps.
nOv4 thu +. W. M. MACKEY, s. G.. c.
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auelionecrs' l)ripate sales, Mr.
BY ALONZO J. WHITE & son.

RAVENS POINT, JOHNS ISLAND.-
one Of the most productive COTTON PLANTA-
Tf0N5 In the state situate on the southwest cor.
ner Of Johns Island. within few miles OF the
healthy village OF Rockville, comprising 75O acresy
800 are cleared. the balance well wooded On the
Plantation Is II gOnd Residence nnd NIL necessary
very productive place, Is worthy The attention or
ngrlcullnriSts. For particulars apply as aboyo,
al No. 5S East Bay.
oct2l thl AL0NIO J. WHITE & SON,
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Aurtion salcs- CHS pan.
By Wy. LEETCI e II. :. BRUINS.
hurtionrcrs.

YlWO STORY WOODEN HOUSE u,Irr, l.,
Il PiAInh, No!sril SIDE WEST Sri,EEr
KNOWN AS M. II WEST STIlInT
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VIII lie sold THIS DAY, The eth instant ~ !,
~ O'Clock, at the O!d POSt0nIr"
Thnt Desirable Two Story Wuolrn DWELLING;
containing rooms, with double piazza, Kitchen
anu hli necessary oufbui,lingS known ~ No. L..
~ pn tnc north Si'c or West street. Lot measure;
90 .eca front ny 70 feet in depth, be The said iii.
an'l stamps. '' " " p"r, .
by W. I. LEITCH & u. =. BRUINS.
Auctioncers.
EWUR WOODEN DWELLINGS PICK
ETrS ALLEY. a FEW DOORS FROM
KING STREET..
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BROKER, No. :. gRoAp STREET.

FDw ARD Low DEs,
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by A. c. MctiLLIYRAY,
AuctiOnccr.
TNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

HM. N. BAILEY EFT ALL VS.. CHAs. G. VIVA
LEY, TT AL.
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REVENUE CHANGES.

On Saturday last the following changes Oc-
CURED the Offices Of the Internal Revenue districts Of
this city:
In the Fourth District Gen. Peasonton replaced Mr..
Joshua Bailey transferred to the COllectorshp Of the
Thirty second District and entered upon the duties OF
the office.
In the Fifth District the nowlyappolnted Collector,
John McIarg replaced Lewis Kirk on the 2ith OF April
His deputies newly appointed. Messrs John A Phil
lips and John g. Hart Two OF the clerks retanedChas
A. BoOl and r. II. Miller. The new Assessor OF the dis
trict Mr. James McCartin, replaced David Miller re-
moved. He has not yet made any appointments The
clerks retained Messrs James w. Olsen Theodore A
Bellows and J. j.. DOngan.
In the Sixth District, Collector Maunsel b. Field has
been retained. The Assessor, lockwood l.. Doty,
will enter on the discharge Of his duties today.
In the Seventh District, Collector Marshall b. Blake
has been retained Deputy Collector Lawrence Beatte
W. II. Treadwe is the new Assessor inpace OF Merwln
r. Brewer.
placed Mr. Alexander spaulding Mr.. Augustus Ford,
also replaced Thomas b. Asten lin the office OF Assessor
In the Ninth District, Mr. William A. Darling took pos
session Of the Office OF Collector. vice OCaahan HIS
headquarters at No. 69 West Forty-fourth-st mr
brother Mr.. Samuel f. Darling, to be Deputy Colector
of the District Gen Ketchum, sworn in as Assessor
OF the District the 18th OF April replaced MT Homer
Office Saturday NJ French mas oeen
appointed his chief clerk In the place OF William Allen
and Frank Mcdonald. second clerk has been retained
Mr. Sheridan shook Collector III the AAAlld District
retired from the position which he has occupied since
the formation OF the District in October Of 1862 and was
ferred the WITH District The official returns OF MI
Shook 20 Treasury Department show total OF coec
tons in excess OF SiOOOOOO during his administration
Mr. r. NJ Dickinson for number or years the cnleI clerk
I'm the XXXId District has compiled tue Following state
ment OF collections made from May, 1885, to April 1862
fnsl
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lTHE STORM.

On Saturday the elements expressed their de-
oded dsapprobaton Of that time honored custom Of the
metropolis which for many years has compelled all
tho nomadic portion OF the community to get
up aud dust" Those who the night before had
packed their boxes, untacked and rolled up their
carpets disturbed the inhabitants OF bedstead-
Joints by q hasty dismemberment and given the old
family Bible It's annual busting, preparatory TO laying t
I'm the big square box looking out OF the window, on
the morning OF the LIST Of May, were utterly dsmayed
M behoding the streets deluged with water and cold,
driving mist filing the air-iust the kind OF rain TO
wet bedding crack yarnish, and produce mil
dew It was none OF your healthy, vigorous
thunder showers which VETS washes, and then dries up,
leaving every refreshed and happy No. the cod
cOmfortless persistent penetrating ram peted away an
day long without ntermssion Not moment OF respite,
moi streak OF sunshine, or "hOding up favored the
movers or gave them opportunity TO move in safety
the best furniture. And so the rain kept ON nntll
night aud all through the night, and sunday
morning found t no better; no chance TO dry eiOthes
and repair other damages During the day. the ran OF
tie rain was variable. occasionally we had
dreuching showers, accompanied with lightning ana
thunder strong piercing wind from the nOrth-WeSt
during portion OF the day. indicated disastrous results
10 vegetation, which had made such rapid progress
during the past week But at the present writing tne
wind has subsidized and the danger OF frost does not APP
near g. be imminent. one long sunny day VIII haAe
aI r t again. and will raise the temperature or the AZ
mosphere TO the point where this cold rain found H.