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Tax Collectors Notices.
No. 4.

7 Will. ATTEND ut hr times and places herein
i specified TO collect the Gem raj f'"r AMI K"ld
Ia; g,r the wear commencing lst October lS3>.
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office.

A IL Persons indebted to The Estate Of Jane
n Logan, dcc'l., are requested to make imme-
latc payment. and those having demands will pre-
sent them forthwith, properly astcstcd according to
law. AMBROSE NIN, Admir-.
Feb 5 lam Z
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Notice..
land for Sale !
II Office.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate of Enlsey
N Gotf, deed, are hereby notified tn make inl-
mediate payment, and those 10 whom, the estate is
indebted will present their claims forthwith in due
form, as am determined to wind up the estate as
SOON us the law will permit me.
II. T. WRIGHT, o. L. D.
Ordinary Office, Dec 90, I'm so
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Notice.

T r. TONNES is my authorized Attorney,
~ during my absence from tho State, to whom
refer all unsettled business
JOHN TOAIPKlNS. Sr.
Feb lG tf )
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HIasasl fOY S2tc.

TYAYING So Acres Of LAND. within tw,
I an, :: half miles "t the NiisSc =" f:d2'iit.ld
Will sell n, private s.l, :,"l terms. h'r Cash
and il not sold hcfrr sale :, y in .\rril. viii er'
i, at pub. huctiun before iI..' C"ur, House d"r.
Tbs Land icS OF the South side OF the Road
lca,iu. from Elgcii,.l I" the Pine House.
Nir. ,uu Prescott i'll s!iuw il 10 any ole wish
Jug 10 purchase.
Nnrcl, q 1T
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NJ. LEBESGH II e LT S
DEALER IN
READY MADE CLOTHING
Cheaper than the Cheapest

VNIlE Subscriber respectfully calls the attention
i of Farmers and the community gensr'iy 10
his Store next door to j. y. SULLIVAN, where hc
has lust received new and splendid Stock "f
SPRING AND SUMMER
Escady-Maelc Clothing.
a large and excellent assortment oil
HOSIERY, SHIRTS, COLLARS,
Cravats, Suspenders. Drawers,
Silk g. Linen Handkerchaets, trunks,
CARPET BAGS,
TIE LATEST Sly LES IN llAls.
\ good supply Of Boys Cl"tl!nS
NJ LEBESCllULTZ.
N,rcl, q
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N Oticel !

NUR FINEJACK Tippa o c, will
stand the Spring Season ut the residence of
JOEL CuRRY'S, and will insure 1--we Colts for
Ten Dollars. Mares put and transferred, the in
surauec will be claimed.
JOEL CURRY,
II. y. SHAW.
AInrrh 5tf
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n OTICE.
0snaburgs and Negro Cloths,

AT Manufacturers Prices!
SNOWDEN g. SHEAR, augusta. Co,
- have on. hand. Il full supply Of COTTON U.s.
NABUR(iS of the most approved styles; Negro
kERSEYS. of George Schley's. William Schlcys,
au, of til. Augusta Manufacturing Company.
Alsn, Brown SIIlRTINGS aud SllEETlNGS,
Of the augusta Manufacturing Company, all OF
which. they will sell at very l"w prices. =,
S23- The public are respectfully requested to call
and examine the assortment.
Jan IL II 1@
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Notice.
rT>IIE Limited Cu-Partncrship entered into on the
L aS,ll February. 1852. between }. NJ. Z. FREE
LAND, as general and JAS y. TALDEnr, as special
partner is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
j. NJ. G. FREELAND,
JAS. A. TALBEET.
Nnrch = 1853 Cts
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N Office.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate OF G. j.
N Glover, deed, are requested TO make imnc-
diatc payment, and those having demands against
said estate, will present them properly a,testcd.
JOHN RAlNSFORD Admir-.
SpDt % Il 3B
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R EN- oV al!
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.

rgNlIE Subscriber having renewed and increased
l facilities in his business, takes this method ol
informing his kind lmtr"s. that he still remains at
the same place where lie WIS ast year, and con-
tiuu,s tn make Fine Dress Double Sole and Pump
BOOTS, of the finest a:.i bgst Ma;crn:+, and good
fits warrant d.
Also,
lave now on hand Il beautiful variety Of Bonts
and Shoes uf my own Manufacture, which. for one
month, will sell at LOW rnIcEs FOR CASH.
WM. McEYOY.
Jan l9 Ut o.
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NEw. YORK. January g. 1888.
IT, the Booyde Trustees Of the Fire Department Of he Ciiy
Qf NeD- loyk.
GENTLEMES.-I have received from Mr.. James Kelly,
your Secretary copy Of the preamble and resolutions
unanimously passed by your Board the 10th Dec 1872
FOR the highly complimentary manner IN which the Tus-
tees express Themselves 10 the in which have
discharged the duties Of President OF the Fire Department
for the sst i've year, feel profoundly grateful To
ceise the comendGtIon Of the Board OF Trustees esteem
Of the highest value We have abored together eng and
aduousy for the increase Of the fund.- and for the welfare
Of the Department. And perrr 1t 10 say that have
been associated with set of that have like
them devoted much time and faithfully for the good
Of Others, and all this atrjOusly The Representatives
OF the Fire Department having unanimously appointed
committee to with the Trustees, present with
testimonial Of their regard highly gratifying;
with their approval also after long overwhems
we with gratitude.
II is assure you, with sincere regret that nv
ton with the Beard Of Trustees which has existed for
years dissolved For each and every OF the Trus
tees and also for worthy Treasurer feel though
had lost BROTHER end lack words express my good wishes
for and all Of them and hope hereafter TO be
cinted with them, where there will be poor afflicted
require aud relief but where shall oil be beyond
the reach OF poverty affection ena where Heavenly
Father VIII provide for all the wants ofhsc hildren.
May the richest blessings Of heaven upon all Of you
in this world az well that which is TO come.
Respectfully and truly yours
ID
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N h. Ne Boys VIII be sdmsttsd without Psrsats or
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DOORS OPEN at LECTURE 70 COMMENCE at s
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Nh. JAMES KELLY Dear Sr.-Ionr very kind letter Of
18th December 1852 has been we'd also tine resolutions
passed by the Trustees of the Fire Department of this City
To the complimentary resolutions well 10 the
feelings expressed by yourself your letter lack words
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will be remembered by while life shall last And after
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herewith ncose letter for the Board OF Tas
tees which please Icy before them and obge,
Truly your friend. POPLAR MILLS.
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TS- Association for the Exhibition ofthe in-
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York March TO- 1881 election held at this office oa
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U ReseIutiens ReIative to zophar Wills,

EsqAa meeting Of the BoaId Of Trustees Of the New
Iork Fire Department Fund held at the house Of the
1reasureT No le9 Walker the evening Of December
10 Iso% the following preamble and resolutions un4ni
mously adopted
Whosos, Zophsr Mills, Esq. having retired from N.
Office OF President of the Fire Department which
70 ably filed for the past five yeaTs-it therefore
hesoiDed That the Board Of Trustees take this method
o. expressing their news 20 the faithful active and in
partial manner in which he has dhar red the duties of MS
Office
Resosed That the retirement Of Zophar Mills Esq,
rom the Office Of President of the Fire Department the
Board 81 Trustees regret beng deprived Of who hls
long been associated with them the discharge Of
many pleasing duties which IT has been IN their province 70
attend.
Resored That copy Of these resolutions he signed by
the President and Secretary this Board and directed 70
/ophsr Mills Esq, and tbs entered IN fGn on the
records of this body. JOHN COGEK, Jr- President
JANIS KELLY, Secretary.
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NTN-1 DIX. DC. To IoJ-
DEAR MILLS: II becomes my pleasing duty 20 transmit
you copy OF preamble and resolutions passed BY the
Board Of Trustees their annual meeting the 10Th nj
In addition 70 the Passing Of this wen merted tribute Of
their respect each member expressed himself in the
est manner Of te respect and esteem IN which they bold
their old colleague ZOphar Mills and while writing 70
their actions, usDy pleasing associations crowd IN upon my
nernOry-t brings ~ mind how devoted you IN the
discharge Of your duty fireman. TO the public many
years beyond the time prescribed by law and snce then
your unrng devotion the Widow and Orphans
Fund and aneh0rste tie condition Of the mex and disabled
fremep.
know that fellow citizens not fully Of the
services rendered by you hat your future days may re
some consolation for you know thai your colleagues folly
appreciated such NOBLE ard disinterested acts.
believe that the iremen Of the present day with the
tive Of the department for the last eighteen years Will
honor the Of such ETeInen Poplar Nils Cornelius
v Anderson Adam p PentZ and John COgsr, IT.
Plsase accept from old colleague the department the
sincere wishes for your future happiness
remain. a. ever, your friend,
(Sgned) JAMES KELLY.
Roa rSofT
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CPIRTTUAL MANIFESTATIONS PRO-
~ DUCED THROUGH PERSONS TAKEN from the
AUDIENCE Prof OWEN viii lecture THIS Saturday
and SUNDAY EVENINGS, AZ the Hall No AIS Broadway,
come OF Lispenardst Each person viii have oppou
nifty of joining the circle. Admission n. Commence at
"a o'clock.
rSy- Several mediums will be present.