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rIIE TURF.

TTNION COURSE, j. L-TROTTING.- tuesday, No.
~ yember %, AT +. NJ. Purse and stake SS5ui mile
heats best three - ave- 70 WAGONS Aliens b. q Rey ~
Same day. at 20 r. NJ match for 5000 mile heats best three
In FIVE, TO wagons. L. g. Sausinia b. bilcy H. hoWes
b. WIN. SHAW, Frorrstof.
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spORTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.

Ill KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n SALE Medicines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
knocking birds, AZ b. DOvEls, No. Greene street, corner
OF Canal
N. Blades attended by Mrs DOvEY.
I(IRDE DOGS, &C; GOLD FISH, GLOBES, AQuARlA.
ID Water Plants, Shells Coral re- imported Singing Cana
rics, superior snghg Mockps Birds Enc lot 81 Moakeys
large and small. T. MUIR. 4s0 Broaiwey.
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PERSONAL.

A DoPFIoN.--AN EXCEEDINGLY HANDsoME AND
N healthy boy, weeks old Apply TO Mrs. spitiF6-
STEEL tor 10 days) 10 Main street, third floor, Broos'yn
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7ruWEKA STEAM MACHINE CARVING WORKS,
IL Nos. 20, 81, "a and &c Canron street.
Figure Carvin. our specially. =

nYFICE D. JONES' gREwERY-TuE STATEMENTS
~ IN OF the morning papers respecting !he IRE on nv
premises ia evening calculated to convey the npcascn
That the amoun Of damage would compel Temporal
pension " hnncss both IN the malt md ss trader nf-
lords the greatest satisfaction he able 10 inform
friends and customers that delay will occur IN ether de-
parncnt and that business will continued as usual durie
The ". JONES.
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A FINE HEALTHY MALE CHILD, ONE MONTH OLD,
~ 20 be adopted Apply at CT Broohe street. near can
mon, In candy store
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PROPOSALS..

IROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON.
~ uaclorfhe time Tor receiving bids for the constrUc-
ton Of the Robhns Preserved Wood Pavement in Fourth
and Fifth streets, the Bowety Mangin street. and
the "stow Foundation Pavement in Madsn and in
Fifteenth street from Broadway to seventh avenue hereby
extended unti ii A. NJ Of Friday, November 20, 1862
TJD9. STEPHENS, Craton
EOBT L. ID iRRAGE{ Aqueduct
GEO. 5. GREENE, Hoard.
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POLITICAL.
nFNoCRATiC UNION NOMINATION.
IL Third Judicial District 18Th stu AMI Ion Watdf)
Ear civil Justice,
ARTHUR y DELANEY

nFNoCRATfg UNION NOMINATION.
IL Third Judicial District 18Th qth AM l5lh Naldf)
For civil Justice,
ARTHUR !. DELANEY
eth ALDFRNANIC DISTRICT
l nj nmettng q German anu Ulner cA1ens OF the RI.
tsenh ward held on Tuesday evening, the 23d ns nj l5b
Beecker street. club formed for the purpose or
nnrsne ar JOHN r. Moth 70 become candidate for tho
ofee Oh Assistant Alderman 81 the So,enh district, The
following gentlemen elected officers OF the club -
Frederick pfcler Prcsidcnt Theodore Schay secretary
Mr. Mol ing received the nomination COMMITTEES
appointed 10 wall upon him and request his acceptance OF
MI Non ia re,ponre 10 the call the club appeared in
neat and phy address pIomsng II elected protect
Interests tic taxpayer and citizens OF the district
fare Of the city.
II Was resolved all honorable to secure thu
election Mol and that regular meetings club ia
held every Tuesday and fidny evenings at hsadquaries
Beacser street. FREDERICK PFEIFFER, President
THEODORE ScHoLLY, Secretary
I oTII AND NINETEENTH WARDS CITIZENS, Asso.
y ciaiion.A meeting will take place this ,Thursda v,
oyonlug O'Clock at Mssouic Hail. Eighty SIKH street
JAMES A. cRAaerY, Secretary pro tenn.
1OTu wARD.-YouNa MEMS DEMOCRATIC Asso.
~ citation grand ratification mecng tie auspices
Of the above aespciaon Will be held Terrace Garden
Fifyeshth ST. and Third av on Thursday evening
26 to ratiiy the following nominationsFor Ice isce
James f. Coulter. For Civil Justice, John A. Scmmer For
alderman, James Cunningham. For Assistant Alderman
William a. Jucb. Eminent speakers will address The
ing. 4. MCNAtLy, Presideut
- -, HERMAN BUTCHER, Vice President.
y yhSrsSs W W,aSssx Secretaries.
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I ,usrox house, NEW YORK; COLLECTIONS OFFICE

: ITO Merchants. Shippers and all others concerned"
Notice hereby given alcer nEfgcons from
the Treasnry Department the system OF cods and sealing
packages o shipped from this 70 Pncc porte
by or the Ishms OF Panama, viii be abolshca aud
nfter tic goth Inst Sailing day of the steamer Alaska
After that Shippers Of merchandise san Francisco
by tia, route viii be required to furnish 70 this Office de-
<acd invoices Of all goods shipped, together with such de-
ocrptive marks viii readily designate the packages
yAinng such goods the TO be furnished before The
dry on which the goods leave this port.
Thene the system OF marking packages should
30 the used and employ ed in tho shipment
Of goods from uher countries to this.
These apply goods shipped In bond.
VI. III. GRISNELL, Collector.
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C0D WARD AT 4 MEETING HELD At soi SEVENTH
~ avenue, on Saturday evening, November 90 tho
members Of the Independent Democratic CLUB the goo ~
candidates were ondo sci For Alderman, James r. MouE
ton, For Assistant Alderman, Thomas O'Ncil
y, HSNAap, Secretary. r. SfANBERd. prelidenI
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NOVEMBER 49, ls69.-TRIPLE SHEET
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

THE HANBtRG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANIES
l. iron mail steamship
sILFSIA,
Captain " Irsupmann carrying the United States mails
viii sail on Tueuday November "a 1863, at r. NJ. for
HAMBuR G,
taking passengers for Hamburg, Plymouth, London and
Cherbourg
First Cabin $780, Second Cabin. x52 steerage, 1920 gold.
- Pay able In United States gold.
The HDLSAIlA TO sail December 7.
kUhHARDf co, G. Is. RICHARD h BoAS,
: General Agents General Passenger Agents,
bl Broad street, n. X. No. 6 Barclay street, ". Y.
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SIxrn coars, ARMY or THE POTOMAC.

y
There will BIO meeting OF the officers and soldiers OF the
Sixth corps, Army OF the Potomac ednssday December
To- at IL NJ, nj tho amory OF the Seventh rcsn emit New
York state National Guard, which has been generously or
fered for tho OCCASION the report Of the proposed
constitution and bylaws OF the association aud to revive the
memories or coinradoship nj the first annual banquet.
Some notice hereof By country journals Is respectfully
Dy order Of the Executive COMMITTEES.
w. r. FRANKLIN, Chairman.
H. q. WRIGHT
JOHN NEWTON.
Gil EecrAinrx ID MIll nv
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nFFlCIhL DRAWINGS

OFFICIAL. DRAWINGS -
~ q. II. MJgRAY CO.'S LOTTERIES.
MISSOURI RxTrA cfAss dsi, NOVEMBER "a, ls5a.
MfssousI-cL1ss 6s.. SovrMrrK a. lsaa.
81, %, 81 ~, 50, ~ H. 81. 81 o. ~ ,ss q
., 81. 81. ", "a, o. %, ~, l. ", e S., m
b. 81. ~, 81. So 10, e. 80, 81, IS, 10, 81, g.
Information furnished Ia the above and also Royal Havana
Loteries. j. CLuTE, Broker.
No. e0S Broadway aud 1853 fulton street.
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YOUR FRIEND ANNA, LATELY AT 1872 HAS NOT
IA. len the city, You will find her by calling al 10
West Tw IN yseyeIth street. ANNA MANZOE.
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MILLINERY AND DREssE.KTNG.

NJ HARRIS, NO. BREyo0Rr PLACE, TENT
W. street invites the attention oil the public to his cho
selection OF imported Bonnes aud Round Hats reduc,
prices.
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1yoOFERs ATTENTION.
N House owners and builders, attention
Come examine and buy patent Roofing Felt You can
apply yourself 10 buildings use II IN place OF
tin II thick. durable and cheap. Don't any other
material until you have seen this article.
j.. IT, MARTIN.
20 Maiden lanc and Ne. Liberty street
fI,HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED AGAINST
negotiating the following notee:lor 1900, by j. Rals
chey endorsed BY r. Wiley, dated October 1867. Ss5 S.
by A. Kennedy SON. endorsed by I. craddocS dated No
scinber u, Ib9: 800 ~ II. Hamilton cndoled BY G. Schar
per dated october 4, 1869 JOHN TRfMBbE son.
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VELVET BONNEfS AND VELVET HATS, FURS AND
Mourning Bonnes; old Fnrs repaired; Chdren's ii aA
and Fus. l.. BiNSS' Millinery, Rrses, in the world 577
Broadway
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ASoRRIs WILKINS. AUCTIONEER
M rERFMPrORY SALE
HORSES, CARRIAGES, DEPOT WAGON, SLTf0HS,
HARNESS, aC., At AUCTION.
Tile PROPERTY OLE A IENTIlEMAN REMOVING PER.

T.
I. IT. LUDLOW co. will sell al auction on Friday, No.
venber % 1862 at gs O'Clock A. NJ at tho private stable
1877 Thirty eighth OF
carriage Horses saddle Mare, bay Horscs brown
Mare Coupe by Lawrence, basket Phaeton, Wagone,te
Coach by Brewster, Slcgls single double Harness
by Lowtcn Saddles Brides, Blankets Robes Sheets and
Whlys, &c ~
the story brick stable lJ Went 1hnycisb,h street. con
tanning i've stalls carriage room, ac Lease has three
10 from May lGo; ground rent $lso Ter annum and
taNas.
above will open for Inspection the day previous
20 the esie Catalogues al No. 3 Fine street.
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A r JOHNSTON & VAN TASsELL'S
~ Auction Mar, liz Eat Thirteenth street,

Fourth avenue
Tomorrow tfTiday1 November g. Ut IL O'Clock,
Private gon,lenian's complete Establishment,
comprising
well matched team Of bay Horses i5 bands years sound
and kind in all harness, Tree from and splendid troes
also
One light Park phaeion, but TO order by pusen
bury Van Duscr and but little used; also
threequarter round body koad wagon, made by
Strickland; double Harness. made To oraer by Nc
Cre; Coach Dog, ii months old, well broke; WhP Lap
Robes &c.
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COAsTwIsE sTHA MsHIPs.

TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
H. Despatch Line
The steamship SAN FRANCISCO win kavo pier IL East
river Saturday, November n, at ~ First cabin Sb0l
sec3nd $2o For passage apply Ut the Southern Steamship
Ticket o0ce, 10 Broadway.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TR0Y-THE ELE
i gan. steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT leave
days excepted at o'clock J.. NJ Fare only vi 20 ben1
81 rs rail and 75- cheaper than other line, and
ike reductions 10 ali points NORTH East. Tickets
and rooms at DoDDs Express. &19 ga Broadway, New
Court street, Brooklyn and 3)s West street
VoEKERs FERRY LEAvEs PIER % NORTH RIVER
ceived daily. Fare II cents
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frAPsCOTr BROS. & CO.'S EMIGRATION OFFICE, 81
South street, issue sight drsfts on England. Ireland,
Scotland aud Wales and passage tickets from Great Britain
ana Ireland at lowest rates. Apply 10
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FINANCIAL.

A -A-MONEY WITHOUT DELAY ON FIRST AND
"A. second city inorsases small discount Also loans ~
Westminster aui New Jersey.
W. L. BUTLER CO., 90 Liberty street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE MISSISSIPPI
"A State Lottery, tho Benefit Of the Orphan Home
Lanerdalc Springs drawn in public at IS Main street. CO.
lumbus, Mise . -
AJesIssIPPI-cLAes s9.-w1pHEsDAY, Nov. "a. 1869.
o. 81, Is, IS, g. "a, 50, y, 60, 49, 5s, 81 60; g.
Mi6sIssfrrI Glass @.-wENDrspAi, Noy. 2i 1889.
&c. "a, ~, 50, SO. TO- g. D., 10, S6, q, CO. To-
All communications mus; be addressed MCINTYRE &
MnHIlHE, Colnnhns Mis-.
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x1lrY OF NEW yoRK-pEpAnrMENr OF FINANCE

fNIrY OF NEW YORK-DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
~ Bureau Of the Receiver OF Taxes Court House. Park,
" Chambers street, Nov 9, 1859.
10 TAX PAYERS.
Notice hereby given cent will be added TO
A unpaid the lst or December also additional
One ccni Dccember5 on all taxes remaining unpaid
January the OF twelve per
mum calculated from the day the books RECESSED by the
Taxes the day of will be added No
money VIII received after O'Clock Y. NJ 0cc hours
from 0.SP.M. BERNARD SMiT1, Receiver.
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MARBLE MANTEIS.

-
A LAR.E STOCK MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELs,
~ WIN .fateS complete, Nanlca shipped, risk pur.
Prices low. ~ ,rIJAE n 90
s"v west eighteenth at, between Eighth AMI Ninth avenues.
----
nj hnbLhilED SLATE, DECORATED MARBLE AND
ruo Mantels, rlh and elegant designs. 4. II.
Thrysi1th streets.
MhAbbk AND MARBLEIzED MhNTELs, MONU
u mems hcadsloncH de- The largest lnes and cheapes
'ooA w ue ry Mantes also Catalogues, sent TO the
wv n. hLABER, l3t aud I36 East 18th st., near 81
- kLABER, NO. 90 FIRST AVENUE NEAR THIRD
80 ttee' fcrs Marble Mnnteis, Headstoues and Monu-
[ shan any one IN ibis city, ~ reduce his stock
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IJOBOKEN COURSE.-TROTTING AND RUNNING
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, July 26, 99 80 tw
j. II. FARRANT, Proprietor
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TROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY.--THE FAST.
est elegant evening Steamboats, In the world The
VANDERBILT or CONNECTICUT leaves pier "A North
river foot Spring street. Saturdays except
ed) at o'clock and foot Of West Tbryfouth street 6s
Fare only 81 So being 81 5 less than rail- and 5c cheaper
than other route and like reduction Buffalo Niagara
Falls all points West Saratoga Sharon Lake George all
points nke Cbampain Montreal all points In YER
mont and western Massachusetts, Tckets sold and stat:
secured DODD'S Express O1lces, 42y and 9ss
Broadway New York, and No. l Court street. Brooklyn
Also 3Ue West street, above Spring Passengers landed
In Saratoga In time for breakfast.
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COAsTyvIsR STEAMSHIPS.

| pAoifIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY's THROUGH
cAEroRSI& ISe ssp .G ourSA
rhr2pqse p;sl, r.s rrsss New York 20 San Francesca;
Outside inside Second csSsu. s,esrasc.
foot OF Canal street .! i o'clock noon,
except when those days fall Sundays then the dry pre-
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult Medicine
July si~xRfzoNA, CAPTAIN Msury, connecting with MON
rANA, Captain Farnswofth.
JAPAN leaving Francisco September China si and
:a Ss's 5 on ds9 S S. S a.Sa AnzQsA ss. @
o "a ess n'pa ana cmesE, m
spply at ,he oompanys ticket onee anre wharf, foot Of
HAVANA sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
Ill New York and Mesican Mall steanshin Linz. SAILING
every twenty days from pier u East river atsM
CITY or MExIC0 Capiau Deasen, Thursday, Iay as
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips, Tuesday, Ausumr,
""''"' y p''''s' \. ALExASpRE ssoSs
.-------------------------.--- @ '"~u""y'
Y iSH lTLAsHIc H1s ss MIS- AShSa StaourAxY
prss ssns fssn5s sm pr No. Sos t " three 00c I'm
toIgMBIA, Captain 4. Van sice Juy %
assoF Gsps.n ,'fSS smsi tvs Nassau. 1SsS. August
:" '''' " ''''s s. 'GSpEwi1I T. WHEELER, ia, President.
Moo Bowling Green
r." s 'MfRchHSrs $ Sfs sSffFsaasnrp LINE,
comprising the fret class steamships
GENbRAL CAPTAIN H. < Onlck
GhEs0ENT oTY j. b. Iiiareih
..Captan W. y. Henry
y :, rT sa "a @ NJ AL Captain A, w Sampson
uSiibp sVAFEs......... Captain q. T. Norton
The steamship
CRESCENT CITY,
-, ., Captain j. X. IiildIetb,
w III oe aesrsehed on Saturday, July 81 at o'clock r. NJ,
~ WV
The UNITED STATES viii succeed Saturday, Aneust7
'rpJto
FREDERIC BAKER,
~ Broadway.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NOTiCE-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP IDAHO,
~ Captain r. O. Cutting win sail from pier ~, North
river Tor Queenstown and Liverpool direct Wednesday,
July % at ~ o'clock r. NJ precisely. Cabin passage $50
gold steeragc $30, currency. Apply 10
WILLIAMS GuION, 20 Broadway
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vACHTs, sTEAMBOAys. .Sc. >

nouBLE SCULI. SHE'LL BOATs-ONE 10 Foor, ON
70 font and one " foot, nj STErIEN ROBERTS, low
shop y5s South street. Aso at Ian street shop BarIe
fyer % Ship Boats from II 20 ~ loot long second han
cheap.
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L,OR CHARLESTON, THE FLORIDA PORTS, THE
IL South and Southwesf.--Regular LineThe fast and
popular steamship SARAGO Ryder, commander, wil
sail Wednesday July 70, at +. NJ, from pier NO. North
river, foot of Rector street.
Cabin passage, $40.
Through bills Of adng all points South and Southwest
Agents In Charleston ayene Co.. forward all goods free
Of commission. ARTHUR LEARY, Agent, 70 William o..
Tho steamship MAGNOLIA will follow August 4.
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TIEIQN COURSE, L. L-TROTTIN0 WEDNESDAY.
~ July ~ at p. ~, match $4,000 mile heats IN 8, IN
SsrSsS;: DaS; Psfsr: Thorn BaSd s bsSs - >
iamsburg ferries for direct every minutes.
Clam chowder served up ~ eating. counter
WM. SHAW, Proprietor
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DEDUCED RATES.
III LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINK
Stesners IoItnghty 10 London direct from pief No. 3
north river Passage at 800, $40 and $40, currency
PARAQU AY....... July 90 ATALANTA. ugnst "a
BELLONA..... ..August 10 CELIA 7
For passage TO Hamburg Bremen Havre, Parts Antwerp
ana Koerdam at cheapest currency rates apply RI
y: ,NLAkk % Broadway. For freight, TO ROWLAND a
ASP1NWALL, ~ South street.
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EXCELs1OR PARK.-rHE POPULAR NEW 0ROssH.
u on the Hudson for excursions Also Crossctt Grove
with steamboats, and barges such Oce 3S9 West
street. H. b. CROSSETT
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RROOKLYN, BATH AND -CONEY ISLAND RAIL-
ID road Steam running every hall hour. cars
from Hamilton Wal, South and Fulton ferries
Greenwood.
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CTEAM 70 QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
y From New York only $50, steerage.
IDAHO Cutting. "Wednesday July %
MlNNESOTA-.. Price. w edneRday Aug
From pier 40 North river. -
Cabin passage $50 gold.
Passage from and to New York, Paris ramhurn Rat,er
at lowest rates. '
Apply to WILLIAMS GuIoN, 20 Broadway
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SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AID BIRDS FOR
IA SALE. Medicines for all diseases Prepared Food for
mocking brds at b. DOvEy'S No.S Greene street, corner
N.B-Ladies attended by Mrs. Dovey
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
IA FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck glp. Buffers Infalli
bic Mango Cure and Flea Exermuator, 7bc Butler's
work. 81. Extra Stock and Trained Dogs 1mpurt tri
color deraniums. Dog Oh for consumption.
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A LII ABOARD FOR THE FISHING BANKs.-THE
~ well known steamer WYOMING will run regular everv
day for the Banks leaving North Eighth street, wimsbur.
At ~ Eighth street. East ver at Peck slip tx Chrlsto
pher srse. ~ and pier No North river at O'clock schc
bcs National Brass anu Cotiou Band bait lines and
refreshments on board. Fare, 81; ladies' 80 cents
II. i. HOLMES 4 GEORGE SCHEBEI. Msnapera
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COAsrwusR STEAMSHIPS.


L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Line.
Steamships OF this line viii pier No. North river, Il
3 O'Clock r. ~, fonows;-
MARiP0sA ,...... Kemble. Saturday, July y
GEO. CROMWELL. Vain. :. Saturday, Aug .
Freight taken for ST. Louis, Mobile and Galveston d
through rates
For passage and second class, freight apply
II. b. CROMWELL& CO., IS West street.
LNOR ORMOBILE-FERNANDINA ROUTE.
n The first class MERCEDlTA. Captain 9taYkev
Pm.
Has superior passenger accommodations
s receiving Insurance to Mobile 81 IA
per Through rates to all points In the Interior
For freight or passage apply TO
J. +. PATTERSON, Agent, 1T West street.
LNoR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
y New York and Charleston Steamship company's nrss
S"'' ' CHAMPION, Captain R. W. Lockwood,
on Saturday, July 81 NJ sailing from pier No. North
river
Superior accommod atoms for passengers.
Through passage tickets bills OF adIng issued n con.
nection with the South Carolina Railroad all points South
and Southwest, and with steamers 10 Florida pors
Goods forwarded irce OF commission
Bills OF lading furnished and signed the pier
Insurance bv this line one-haf per cent.
The MANHATTAN, will follow and sail Saturday, Aus
gusl7.
"' ~" "o"o"" W. Ss nSo.%, Io.Hr,,.~
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

liz East thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
Regular Gales every Tuesday and Friday.
TUESDAY, July ~, at ~ o'clock
Gentlemen having private Establishments which tho wish
TO dispose or or those wishing 70 purchase anything in The
horse line, will find Il to their advantage TO call on
Our dealings almost exclusively with merchants
business mon, and establishment conducted the
same straightforward principles which govern honorable
people In other branches OF trade.
Good stabling for borses at private sale.
We give the purchaser Of every horse that
sound twenty -four hours for trial
Our down town Office at No Nassau street, opposite
the Post oce, and % Liberty street, where register is KEEP
OF Horses Carriages &C., at private and public sale Liberal
advances made everything In the horse line,
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40 AUDITORS OFFICE, CHARLESTON

A3- AUDITORS OFFICE CHARLESTON
COUNTY. CHARLESTON, JANUARY 81a, 1867
The following divisions of this County into Assess
m MT Districts, and assignments thereto Of
for the assessment of real and personal property
taxable under the oct providing for tie assessment
and taxation of prof. erty," passed. September 18th,
1863 is hereby published fer general information to
wit:
CITY OF CHARLESTON.
First tDisbict-Comprising Wards Nos. and g. lyips
east OF Meeting and >outh OF Calhoun streets s-Mr F.
9. MOEUGH, Assessor
Second Dstrict-Comprisng Wa1ds Nos and 7.
east OF Kingstreet and south OF She city boun ary
hne-Mr. BLNJ. K. KINLOCH, Assessor.
Third D.strct-Comprising Wards Nos and A.
lying west Of King and south of Calhoun streets
Mr.. JOHN W. KINGMAN.
Fourth Disrict-comprsing Wards Nos 6 and
lying west Of King and south of the oty boun
Diary hne-Mr j. NJ. T. DEREEF, Assessor
Fifth Distrlc.-Compli,jng all that section of
country will in the county lying east of the Santce
Canal and the Cooper River, consisting of the Par
ishes of ST. Stephens, St. James santee, st. Thom-
as, Christ Church, and the adjacent islands nclud.
ing that portion Of st Johns Berkeley east of tho
above named line-Mr. g. F. LEQUEx. Asses
sor, Messrs. 8. d. RUSSELL and j. d. KINDS AS
sistants.
sixth Distributions prising all that ton of coun-
try within the county lying OF the santee Canal
and the Cooper River, consisting of ST. James Goose
creek and thatp rtion of St. Johns Berkeley not in
cluded IN the Fifth Dlstrici-Mr. j. w. GRIFFIN.
Assessor; Mr.. E. s. MIKELL, Assistant.
Seventh District-Complising all of the Parishes
Of st. Andrews and st. JOINTS Coeton, and the ad
jacent lslands-Mr WILLIAM DART, Assessor: Mr..
THOMAS A. BAYlARD Assistant.
Each Assessor Is required to com ple'e the asso So
mont within his DISTRICT before tn, 1Ssa dAy of
FAbrn ary- 1860 oMp1oyins a,a ossisant If daaDa,,
necessary, and to conf le hinsel Within tn, s.
trct to which he is assigned, observing strictly tao
boundary lines of the same. Whilo each Assessor
shou CAREFUL to avoid as far as possible q any
thing that may seem like an unne essary inv. ST.
gat on into the private affairs of the tag r. he
nauss at the Same time usa evory proper M eans to
satisfy hinself as TO the correctness of tho eturus
made.
1t is most important that the Assessors and all par
tles should understand that the year for
which this assessment is made terminates on the 1st
day OF September 1858; and that it IL the property
which has been held by the taxpayer during the
year preceding that data that is 10 bs assessed fer
taxation.
trct is required to enter upon tho discharge of his
duties on MONDAY, the 1th instant and to report to
this Office whenever it may be deem ed necessary
Assessors should read carefully the act providing
for the assessment and tax Aen o. property and the
instruction to Assessors appended thereto
A. J. RANsIER
Auditor Charleston County
oanuary9 s1mo