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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26
Elegant Extracts.

The democracy" is the amc every
whcre-North, South, East, and West -
It seeks the ascendency Of the same prin-
ciplcs, and the success the same meas
ures, in all sections Wash. Union.
The Democrats Of the South in the pres.
cnt canvass cannot rely on the old ground
of defence and excuse for Slavery, for they
seek not merely to maintain it where it is,
but to extend it to regions where it is un-
known.-Richmond Eacquircr.
The democracy is national It is the
same in Maine and Massachusetts that it is
in Virginia and South Carolina.-AW Ar-
gus.
Nor will it avail us aught to show that
the negro is most happy and best situated
in the condition of slavery. If VIC stop
there, VIC weaken our cause by the very ar
gumcnt intended to advance it !; for ecc pro-
pose to tuh:e into neao Territories human be-
imgs unft for Liberty, sclEgorernmcnt,
and equal association ac1th ether men. We
must go step further. We mnst show that
African slavery is moral'rcligous, natu-
raj, and probably, in the general, neces-
sary institution Of society-Richmond En-
Qua1cr.
We rejoice in our candidates as nation
ain our principals as national-thc same
everywhere Senator Bright.
Mako the laboring man the slave of one
man instead Of the slave of society, and he
would be better off,
Two hundred years Of liberty have made
white laborers a paupcr banditti.
Free society has failed, and that which
is not free must be substituted Semator
Mason Of Virginia.
The platform on which We have placed
our candidates is no selection thing.
It is broad enoug h to cover, and docs COW
er the whole Union. Its principals arc
the same in the free and in the slave
States-"Sentor Hunter"
Free society is monstrous abortion, and
Slavery the beautiful, healthy, and natu-
raj being which they arc trying to adopt.
THE SLAVES ARE GOVERNED
FAR BETTER THAN THE FREE La
BORERS OF THF NORTH. OUR
SLAVES ARE NOT ONLY BETTER
OFF AS TO PHYSICAL COMFORT
THAN FREE LABORERS, BUT
THEIR MORAL CONDITION is BET
TER.-"Rich mond Enquirer"
trust the day will come when the prin.
ciples Of Democracy, as understood and
practiced at the Sonth, will prevail over
the entire country .-"Scnator Evans.
MEN ARE NOT. BORN ENTITLED TO E.
QUAIL RIGHTS. It would be nearer the
truth to say that some were born with sad:
dies on their backs, and others booted and
spured to ride them, and the riding does
them good. .....~ -
Life and liberty are not inalienable. + 4 \
The Declaration of independence is ex-
uberantly false and arborescently fallacious.
-"Richmond Enquirer"
Shall the Demoertic party fear this issue
to oppose the cxtention of slavery? No in
deed !! THERE is NOT. A SINGLE
DEMOCRAT IN TIE NORTH WHO
is OPPOSED TO THE EXTENSION
OF SOUTHERN SOCIETY, OR 50
CALLED EXTENSION OF "SLAVE-
RY," and they only await the truth ROM
ken out, and things called by their hioos
names, to sweep Abolition atmospher olsgt
the Republic, and to bury its besoteJ cd tp
in the profoundest depths-the lowest pos
siblc depth of public contempt.-"N. Y.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26
DISSOLUTION.

Tho partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John W. T. Tuttlc and Jam es w.
White is now dissolved, The business will be
continued by J. ". 7, FUTILE, at the old
stand where those in want Of Furniture should
give him call
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26

Dd1- Mrs. ALLEN will close her Am.
brotypc Saloon on Monday, December
18th, for the winter. Those wishing pic.
lures should call before that time
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26
DAY & BEVERIDGE,
ATTORNEYS, COUNsELLORs, SOLICITORS
AND COLLECTING AGENTS.
GEO. E. H. DAY, ;: FRANCIS BEyER1pGr.
ST. ANTHONY MINNESOTA

Will collect vigilantly, and remit promptly all
claims collectable, and attend all the Courts in
the following counties: Ramsey, Washington,
Scott, Anoka, Wright, Benton, Stearns, Morri-
son, Crow Wing, Meeker and Carver; and also,
the Supreme Court, and U. S. District Court
For collections made on demand, or at sight, one
or two per cent charged, Bankers rates, only
They will pay taxes, and redeem lands sold for
taxes, in any part of Minnesota.
REFERENCES:
A P Ha1sey, Pres. Bank, New York; W J
Bell & Co., Bankers, do; North s. Noyes, do :;
Johnston & Brothers, Baltimore; Harvey sey-
mour, Hartford; Day, Owen & Co do: Hon H
Gray, Judge Court Of Appeals, Elmira, NY; Ira
Bidwell, Banker, st Paul; sanborn, French. &
Lund, do; Washington Bank, Boston Amos
A Lawrence, do; Tilton, Gregory, & Richard
son, do j Parks, Marlborough House, do (;
Alexander Mitchell, Milwaukee, Wis; Farmer
& Millers' Bank, do; Child, Pratt & Co, St
Louis; John Draper, do; George Smith & Co.,
Chicago; Willard, Alexander & Co, do.
sept29-3m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26

A YERS Cherry Pectoral for sale 1T
II ,s~.. ~: MARLATTS'DRUG STORE.
TENNEDY'S new Discovery fo1 sale st
n MARLATT'S DRUG STORE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26
THE &R&fBNBKR&
FAMILY MEDICINES.

~@OOOc~~ 80 ! s.,.l ~ -
The above medicines are confidently recon-
mended to the public. That they may Be ~
lied on in all cases for which they ere recon-
mended, is fact established by fourteen years
experience. -. =, t.
Prepared by the Grefenberg Company, 81
Park Row, New York, and for sale by IL
S. MARLATT, St. Cload.
J. W. TENVOORD, Il" ~"
and by Agents, Druggists and Patent Medicine
dealers everywhere.
E. II. CORNELIUS, General Agent,
25 V:.consin Street, Kilraukee, vi.
apE-Gm
TNHE SATURDAY EVENING POST
Still Greater inducements. A Chance to
obtain Tco Handsome Steel Engrari.gs.-A
BeamjfM Engraving, also, az Premium to e,ery
Subscriber Fiction, Nt,rs, H,mor, Ag1iexl-
tire. The Markets, &c., &c., &c., -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26
A BEAUTIFUL PREMIUM


D9 Office on River Street, epposi Ferry
SAINT I'm! .d :l[.9Q.QQp, n, r. -
A LII persons desiring to invest III Laada Or
N Town Property In . part,of 10 country
which is unsurpassed in soil, .nd rapidly flline
with bona fde settlers, can find favorable op-
portunities by applying to the undersixned..
Property for sale in the towns Of Hartford.
St. Cloud, Newburg, Brottsburg, Mile Lac and
country. N. N. SMITH.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26
PEOPLES BANK, ST. PETER, MIN.
E. S. EDGERTON, President
D. A. MONFOET. Cashier.

Having purchased The capital stock Of the
above named Bank, and the same being enter
cd in my name on the books of the bank and
in the State Auditors office, 1 hold myself
personally responsible and liable for the circu-
lation, according to the provisions of the
general banking law. f. s. EDGERTON.
St. Paul, January 81, 1861. janl2'6O
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26

MERCHANTS Gargling Oil for sale At
lM MARLATT Drug STORE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26

The "Dcmocracy''i is the amc every
whcre-North, South, East, and West -
It seeks the ascendency Of the same prin-
ciplcs, and the success ofthe same meas
ures, in all sections Wash. Union.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-26

l am selling Exchange on Now York at
present for the following funds at the rates
annexed, viz:
For Gold at per cent premium.
II East'n Currency " ! n II n
n Illinois & Wis. ~ 2 J." " "
~ Minnesota " 3 ~ n
jan12'GO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-23

A. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
The following will be sod q. public auction this day. Feb
e. at l0 O'Clock precisely all the superb and coaty Furn
,ure Paintings satuary and Works Of Art Rosewood Draw
vet Carpets &c contained In the private residence No 28
Fourteenth street, Eighth The Ructooeer cas
the special attention Of his friends and the public 70 this sale
being the largest and richest assortment Of Household Furn
to order r the present by those celebrated cabinet
makers Poune kcharp yalas May and IL Ia comolets
arder The whole will be percmpory and absolutely sold
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Consists Of carved rosewood Etegeres marble tops and
French plate Doos and Back ladies' Table nad with
Tore two full suits OF Furniture elegantly tete
Hete SOFAS two arm two reception aud eight oval back
carved rosewood Primes and covered IN thee coored satin
brocade Of the ost expensive description Consisting Of
Curtains ok light ssou and bronze Chandeliers
from Paris by Marco Laprauz Co CaudelAbraa Brackets
French plate pier and manel Mrrora with rich gilt frames
superb Sevres and Dresden China Vases richly decorated
representing Night ana Morning; Pandora Painting Poetry
Music, Crusaders, Is; antique lava Vases from Hercu
aneup and Pope ebony card Table velvet Carpets Rugs
Turkish Chsirs Secretary and Bookcase lined will
sasmwood bronze CLOCK runs ose month; Oh Paintings By
men! artists French line Ensrayngs Trial Of Ee Deans Ths
inIad With pearl aud sold pssr made Smith Abe
Co.. Of Hroadwsy aud fully GU rantaed music Rack;
wood Stool covered brocade embroidered cloh Cover
socis and 1aac ha has stand Gsosh Brussss
wood Bedseads style Louis XIV Bureaus and Commodes to
match wardrobes dressing and toilet Tables hying Stands
book stands Couch Chairs Curains Shades Corncss
hair Mattresses Paass feather BEDS Bos era and Pillows
Blanfes shees Quilts Counerpanes decorated china toilet
Sets oval Mirrors diog room Furniture OF every kind also
kitchen uensEs &c Sale positive rain or shine.
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4 r. G0ULDING, AUCTrONEER
a. ROSEWOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

a. ROSEWOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the residence Of the late Thomas Martin, Esq., No 80
West Eleventh street. Fifth avenue.
The furniture all made TO order only nine >atas sace
by Roth Roddenux, Of this city and Of tbs mos. substantial
Sale TO commence this morning rhursday3
At I0IS O'Clock precisely.
DOUBLE DRAWING Rooms fla
Contain two quits OF elegant Rose good Furniture richly
carved fruit of various descriptions covered gold and
satin and brocade medallion Tese ete Sofas aagnn
Chairs, antique Reception Chairs hack
Chairs, casters with ottonans TO match.
EMBROIDERED LACE CuRTAINS.
With rier Mirrors and large gold Coruices a,achet era
solid rosewood F,efere doors and back
mental Stands lined throushou With sawood: rosewood
Bookcases and EscrtoreB, Writing Desks reseweod Work
Box nlaid with mother q PEARL wood Centre Tables
richly carved Sofa Tables marble tops Encognenrs
Whatnots Oh Paintings, by eminent artists" Ths
Madonna" by Rembrandt; "rieher Girl" by Haley; the
snmmsr By Dual sisS Ss Holy FanIy together WIN WIN
variety of costly Enyrayings beautifully framed bronze and
satuary Ware ormolu Clock month Prian marble
Ornaments bsque Figures Jewel Casisss velvet aud Bcas
cls Carpets match; elegant wood Guitar
in Paris aso beautiful pearl keyed Fnna &c. &C. Dining
Room. IN of Drawing Room Solid oak Buffet with mir
length % match Buffet acs Curtains shases Sands
&c Brnsses Carpet eight day Clock Engavngs and Mirrors
sun Of Dining Furniture ia velvet aad pldsh
sos silver tea se silver Forks large Table Spoons ivory
anceo hsrdisd Knives and Folks English cut ass ware
beautifully engraved ChampagEes Osres Len onsdes and
1ube Decsnsess ruby engraved Gass OF every de
cription.
Rosewood suits, Bedsteads BnresuS Washsapds, Ward
nsmenaI large size Hair Mattress Feather Beds Pillows
Counerpares sprng bottom Beds Carpets In
oil Paintings Pictures .ce Curtains Shades Comnodes
ystuesse Sofas and Beds s,ring
seat Chairs easy Turkish Chairs and Lounges, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-23

LIAM j. KELLER 4 Co-xAGNIFIoENT HOUSE.
GAIT 1sid Nc 81 West a. ne
and filth carved rosewood TX Piano
s y
IN ss ns
Wn. sq S G Coma aaa have
e honor 70 snnouncs % he'll friends and the pubic hst they
Fun ss e sss1 NE S 81 es
ss ~ e. ~ snd S The s "a ire
cassosss. house 81 he
Ds e sale Rswns masncsns gand acton H
Broadway makers and the richest instrument offered q
Tood, Secretary and Bookcase lined with ss.inwood;
sSs!s lays MI5ss bs.s ana Sssssss sSis viii
s ss e Of
s
sany carved cenre Tables saaary marble TOPS
Win
Re-
s HSs
me r 81 Il W: Frsns s
Tssssss bssS ssIs;ss %ps;s f.,
s osnsl signed Ss ,se artists Descent from the Gross By
Crusader: Fsrsn Group. Paul ana vTsOia two elegant
500 Pssi.n nsrSis Srnsmsn. xosorsten Musical BOZ
seven different tupeA Orolu CLOCK, runs one month. I'M
ported expressly for the present owner Gard and Qusree
Tables proof copy Engrayngs oak Hat Stand Chsis to
match. 0lcoth velvet stair Carpets 30 Chaubers-rwo
rosewood marble top dressisg Buresus o beseads and
Commodes match Armour Glaze Toilet Tables Shaving
Stand wardrobes, Table de NnM, Couch Rockers Arm
Chairs covered In moquet tapestry Bru9 Va Carpets
Bedspresd, spring and hair Mattresses her Beds Blan:
kss CounerpRues, BOisters aud Pillows Nrrora pastel
Paintings decorated china Toilet Sets Towels ks brocae
Curtains Upper chambers Mahogany and black walnut
Furniture &C. Dining roomSold carved oak Buffet do.
sion dining Table Arm Chairs slesan. sets q crystal
Gobets do Champagaes Wines. Cares rumoers, Celery
Fruit and Preserve Stands finger Bowls Salts. the
glass and china furnished from the house of no j.
yog Co Paris gold band china Dnner Set 100 piecs ruby
decorated Tea Set pieces solid silver Dinner and Tea Ser
vice. silver plated Ware from Reed Barton; Coffee Urn
Cake Baskets Napkin Rings Spoons Forks ivory handle Cut
eIy &c responsible PERSON is engaged 70 pack cart
chip the goods to any part Of the country.
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ss.o .sss:a s.isT wsss:l NO
s7 rs ~ cas- 81 JOINS john Sssss1 usw, Iovs nor
Yes lsA AZ, :a y. jane. Adssr
MARKET schrs John Bell Watson MatAn4as Robert George
pa sisaussAp Isabel Rollins Key West ana Havana;
& ooy w is: sss f
GLOUCESTER, Feb M-Arr brig vss.a yunsr from BOs-
kassns bcsae. 0i psass ls
FL sss Sass sfR
n Mey Jersey & ren o Puma
ss fSsas s Sossai s%ssOa NSosk S sshr
HEW oRsEATs' 'n Feb 1s-Arr steamship Empire City
sse h9rs
Cape Pe9 ga shRs Ora. 81 Jones
HsvFe: Anna thompson Inscott DO; brgs Norhs
Kelly, Baltimore; Joseph, CablsA Boston, schr Haze Bell
iTth-Ar slips Courier Br Shaw Montevideo Ocean Belle,
e pss sn :fe " paris a
% s M1ss a0G d sss raS
:sSay Radgsss vsrpoc bark Depscs Gil sos,oa; soSss
ns Smith
Iowed sea 7th ships Elizabeth and Home, and brig Mary
E9hr9LK s,ssmshp Potomac Watson NYors;
yse .Ar schrs Tschapge Burns for CHARLESTON put in
badly having had three feet water In hold Hesron
h0 Buzzard's Bay 2ist.
NEWPORT. FEB a. SA Min port. bark Warren Fisher,
Crowel Providence NOrlesns schrs David Bower
Atcherscn from do, for Alexandria Thomas Hix Hail. from
d. for NYok Abbott Smith, from Indianoia for do; AMI
ohers before.
briggs lincoln Corvallis Santa Martha for NYork; CT
siian Dye; Cumberland Harbor. Cuba for Myesk
man. Franklin, La, for NJ orb. us
PORT TOWNSEND. VT. Jan 2-Arr schrs W B Scranton,
C.hca San Francisco via Victoria for stsilac9om
Keller Honolulu via Victoria for sekale 9th ship John Mar
shall McCay San Francisco Sid I,h ships Iconium. Hns
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 22-Arr steamer Delaware, Cannon.
WORK brig Emms baker, Boston schrs Mercer Robin.
ION, Naanzas Rogers Langley, mon Richard Borden,
Arnold. rail- Kyer Below brig Page, from Cardeuas
PROVIDENCE. Feb H-Arr Steamer Ospray, Kenney,
Myork scrs West Wind Burnett Alexandria, John Oliver
6exoud, NYork.
RICHMOND, Feb 2O-Arr bark Ann e Grant Swain,
NYorh ,schrs Allen Baker Boston, Wyhe Tutle kYork
ycses King Perry, do; Marietta Burr Hartford Boston
Rachel Chase, Kepnon NYerk.
GAN FRANCI6CO. Jan 2D-Sl1 ships Jennie Paine
Oolbun, Guam, no Hamburg t2lst Arey, Wfson, valpa
sAvANNAH, Feb 2l-Arr Coy teD ship Sir james Law.
yopce. Bermuda
WILMINGTON N c. Feb i9-Arr schr Sarah Jane War
yep Boston, Cid schr e j Talbot Parson, Boston.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJIrANT GENERALS OF.
wv fee Feb l6 ls6l.

WAR pEPARrxENT, ApJUrANT GENERALS OF.
w Zee Washington Feb. 16 1850
ORDERS, No. 81.
Board Of Medical oceys VIII ASSEMBLE the city Of New
York The st Of May nes theresfte
tcAhe for the examination Of Assistant for
ton aud Of such candidates for appointment he Medical
Star OF The army IS may be invited 70 preecr esees 10 he
Board.
dpErAM BOARD.
Surgeon Clement A. Finley.
Bureeon Charles M.iEougRu
Surgeon J ohm NJ. Cnyler.
Assistant surReon j. y. Hammond Recorder.
By order OF the Secretary OF War. s 49,
fsizred) 8. COOPER, ASjutant General
Applications Addressed 70 The Secretary Of WAR mu
~ brh They also b accompanied Geerences VIII
ceive aepon by respectable teem malls Of his possessing
de physical qualifications requisite for hn9 credit
ably tie responsible s,Aion and foe ably Ne
Applicants must be between twenty and twenty Aye
Of /.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3d. 1860



A LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTI0NEER.
~ Regular auction talo 0f gtOcks aud bonds
ALBEkr n NIcoLAY win .ell thia dsx Thursiay. Fob.
a a l2jS o'c.ock, ct hs stock uAlearoou,
No. ~ William street. near Wall
REGULAR SALE.
n shs st. Nicholas Bk. 10 abs Am Exch. Rank
30 Bank Of Sing Sing 10 Bank OF ConuOn geaftA
% Mech and Traders BIZ M0 Kings County Ina
90 Beekmsn 1ns. Co. % Firemep' Z Fond Ina
20 Metropolitan ms. $50 Bowcry Ina
~ Arctic lbs % Columbia Ins.
~ kxcem0 Knickerbocker Stage %.
ScsH St west MAJ Ins scrip, tlia0 Ct West Mar lnA,
10 chs Columbian Mar. ms $50 abs Jersey RR 4 r O.
IVY Lenox inB $50 Firemens Trust ms
80 Great Western Marine Ins. 40 Market ms
l0 har and n. y. nav 20. 40 Merchspts' Ina
500 Kerosene das Light Co. 81 Mauhattsn Ina
W knckerhccker ms Co. 100 Y. Console Stage Co.
y, TOO Waertown Corporation per cent honda
lCCO0 Hancock County Gil } 8 per cent bonds
5000 Trevoron Coal HR mortgage per cent bonds
l2to0 City OF Pntsbnrg per cent Dor ds.
lvU0 United States per cent inscribed stock.
500 Milwaukee City per cent bonds
chattel Mortgage for $3.50 on ten horses
egulsr sale Monday Feb a. Regular auction sale
Of every Monday Thursday every day
whenever required s l2 o'clock, the stock ssesroom
No 81 william street. Msrchants Exchange, desired
socka and Bonds bought and sod q private sale and ct Bro
kerA Board. ALBERT H. NJGOLAY
Auctioneer and Stock Broker,
No. 50 William street, near Wan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-23
A ssIoNET's SALE or WATCHES ANp JFwnLev-t

u BkLLT, AUCI1oN EER-wlIL SELL THIS DAY
ID n, 10 O'Clock large OF foreign ard i,r7cse Sry
Goods GO The store 50 Csk5rne greet, oppos.e Lord Tsy
iors Sn mas. Re sold tLs weak.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-23
NH0IcE BUILDING LOTS

Sale Will be positive, without reserve
Two elegant Plots on Murray Hill,
Thirty sixth and Thirty seventh Fourth avenue or Park
One consisting OF five Lots and the other Of fourteen Ios
being the blocks bounded by Fourth Msdson
surprising the southwest aud northwest corners OF Thirty
sixth street. and 10 Ihwes Of Thirty zenith street.
They win be sold at pu6lc auction the 18th
mo- IN lots n suit purchasers not previously sold private
ese anu WIN De 500 Tree OF 90 cent OF
aired Lhogsphic maps showing the Park in front (41 feet
wde and residences surrounding be had application
with further partculars, Of
&. II. LUDLOW CO.,
Is Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-23
nANIEL A. MATHEWS AUCrIoHEER
~ 10 GkOCERSs HOTEL KEEPERS SrdAa DEAL
Frs AND OTHERS.


BUTIEB, SCHULTZ MATHEWS will sell at auction tbs
day. at o'clock al their spacious saesroon u street,
op nos'c the Post office 49,
$50 eco genuine Havana and Domestic seg,rs comprising
Concbas Opetss Ladres loudon Regala Misr Clmnunes
rreraados DC Of The choicest brands vz, Hondo Punch
Corona Duca sey laDo Antiquedad La Grange Santiago
DC, DC, in "a. Id, lilo and l-s0 boSes.
To pay adv ances % bass cts Hedsie * Champage.
Every Let warranted 10 agree with the sample
Catsloguss and ssrpIes ready.
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NCTIcE TO TAX PAYERa-0FFIoE OF THE COM.
street. New York January TO- 1860 NoHce hereby gven
that the Rolls Of Real and fersonal Estae 81
city OF New fok for the 1850 open for public
epecion and will continue open until tha 90h day of April
Iex inclusive All tax earnestly requested oA
and examine The IN order Ii It tho
mens may be corrected Aao al entitled by Law
reduction OF their by OF being clsreyen
for military servces and also literary charitable
tons by exemp. from taxation requested 70 make APP
reduction exemption,
ing of the rolls Gaid 2ch day Of April.
The following sion OF the Act of p IL 1859 published
for the Information o. tar payers IL II ....a
SECTION 0DuriDg TIE iifne the books shall be open for
public Inspection, haretopee provided application bo
made by considering himself sgFreyed By the
sessed valuation Of his real rersopn estate N the
corrected such application 10 made In relation the
assessed valuation Of real estate must be made writing
eiang tho ground OF objections thereto, and there TIM
Commissioners shall examine Into s paiat and r. In their
judgment the Is eous they aha tho
tie assessed valuation OF personal estate he appcaa. shah
be examined under oath by the said Coz saoners who shall
be authorized 70 adxnister such oath of them and IT,
In their Judgment the they shall
the TO he corrected and fix the amount of such
hey believe TO be Just and declare their decision
thereon within thirty days afes such application shall have
been msde 70 them No reduction shall be made By tbs Board
OF cal personal estate
imposed under ihis act unless II shall under oath
affirmation, that the party tsarkved unable 70 attend
within TIE period prescribed for the correction Of taxes BY
Of sIckne,s sbserce from tbs q 1854
chapter SQ2 secuon q AJ. lLlAMSON,
J. w. ALLEN
fat-..e a j. w. Brown,
Cemmissiore rs Of Taxes snd AssesUmentaL
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DY JOSEPH HE0EMAN.-TO AGE
~ sale Monday Feb z q u O'Clock, noon st 2is Fulton
Roller NO. i one Cracker Cutting Machine No. and ten
Cutteu. " y "