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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
ILWELRY AT AUCTION.

n. 7. ENutIIOIt'I'
I ARGE SALE
q
COCO GREEN HOUSE PLANTS aud HARDY PIONEERING
SHEt ns.
A. J. BLEFCkEE, SON Co, viii sell AZ Auction To
DAY aprt ~ lot oc5c. al the Nursery Il Mr. G. More on
., bsvarn 9th q3lh sts Yorkvile ssge collection OF
Plant. Tree, 1c including AMELIA. Tea aud honhy
Roses ntsuo, A,eas Tree foot ies tlo"efsns ana Ofhi
metal Tree, L,CnLe Tree IN bloom, &c, Sc.
Catao-us cal hld No. flrt Sale without reser"
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II ed 10 call on Col. ROCHESTER Of Rochester, ~ H. AZ
No ~ ehst immediately will heaz OF something 10 ms SO
vantage.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,-OrFiCE OF TIFF:
~ Coy-sstosERs or TAXES AND AssEssskNTr NO. x
Cbsmbcr,st HewYork Jan. l86-Notie IL hereby gwen
hat b. Assessment Rolls Of Real and Personal state OF eh
Civ and County of New Go for the year 1901 VIII De ops
an MONDAY the lith instant for pubic Inspection ana w"
o,;nne omen until the 0th day Of April next inclusive A"
taxrayes are earnestly requested to call aod examine tne
In rr that any errors the assessments may De coeeo'
Also ali pe,ons entitled by law to reduction OF tnsI as
ueuts by Of their being cer2ynsn or ior I'ay ser
ces md a,o literary or charitable institutions by law e1rnp
fr xeon ere rede make application for snch redn
iou previous TO the closing Of the oS on 'hr JUN
day Of April 1870 Z. ,,hI;sh.d
for the informal ion o! taxpayers. nj. g.. ,,h;.
SE,TIo. Durinc the books shan be open LOT
inspection heretofore provided apple Son may DC nene
epS person considering himself aScyed by the Assessed
zion of his % or p.sousl have tue same corrected
% in relation 70 the essesed
real s, IL must be made writing stating the ground OF 90
tion. therepon the ComCioners stall examine
into tie COMPLAINT II in thelr i1deut the err
rcneouS hey hall the III such epps
lion b IN to asscs,ed ysuat OF personal estate
ne apoan shall BE- examined under oath ey the said CSnfn
opers no shall 20 administer such oeth or ayo1
theu and IL In their Judgment the assessment 10 eroh they
h Tie ss 10 corrected and TX the amount OF suca
Is they believe to be Just ans declare ur, u.s.
ci.ion thereon in thirty dsys after such nan ave
ke.n made 10 them No reduction hl be made oy tue bou
OF Snperors OF any real or personal im
poed npder this act shall appear m Ser oah or
lion that the marty asgryed unable to attend within On"
A. J. WILLIE MSCN.
J. w. ALLEN,
j. w. BROWN,
r m ~
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financial.


MYcussiCs AND TEApkGs' bANk,
No I5J Bowery. New-I York, April IL, l'6l
A DIVIDEND of THREE AND ONE-HALF
"A (3D FER CFV the CAPITAL stock o. this Bant las
been declared payable and after the st OF May neN The
Transfer Books cloeed from the 10Th inst 10 NAY by
order, rEo' w, iooi'i-' 'S'Aei'
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Annual Meeting
II oftbe s,ockbolJers Of the CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY Of NEWJERSfh Tor the ERECTION G pi'ots '1 'Ie
snsnine wear will be held their Office at Eizabe hpor
on MONDAY the 9TH day Of Ma! next between The hous0 "
o'c'ocL NJ and O'Clock D. The 1ranAler Books VII be
e'I TI1a JcGs Ap is6 SAMUEL KNOX Sec.
OypcE OF rnE GREAT WESTERN RR- Co. Of 1889
SPRINGpgLD Ill April 10 1861.
NOTICE il hereby given that the Annual Meet
IN ing Of the Stockholders Of the Great Wes'eIa Railroad
COMPANY OF will be held at the Office OF the Company at
Sninr6sd Illinois the second THURSDAY OF May neIt
for the election of three directors aud for the Transaction oil
such o'n'' 0u''ne'' - '"'' W " CoRNEAN secrey.
Nyv.yorg 4 HARLEM RR. Co, TRyAsURERs 0FsICti
Con am Az ASp 26rusr., NRW YORK, Anil ~ l66l.
INTEREST COUPONS of the FIRST MORT-
I GAGE BONDS and BONDS Of 1867, will be paid OIL and
after May /, a; the Treasurers Once; r,,ppeo,- n.
OFFICE of the NEW-YORK LIFE IN
" SURANCE COMPANy,
At an Election for Five Trustees ol tue fotth Cla btd
"p'n ~ 'ne 'oN0"i"s WILLIAM II. APPLETON,
DANIEL s. MILLER,
RUSSELL DART,
HENRY l. SEAMAN, and
ROBERT b. COLLINS.
The Board having decided pay in full the scrip
of I94 and inclusive have esoly 10 commence ths
redempon declared from 1850 10 lD clu-
sve by paying 20 per cent presentation OF certificates at
this Office or IL melt OF pLeia ana ~ PEI cent
D' ''O'' VI PLiNY FREEMAN, Actuly.
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Sales bn Auttlon.


A UCTION Magnificent HOUSE
vste residence No 40 West l6b. tshsv at psoeN
precisely. consisting Of God Dawingoon sues, fa0
Fore Brocado aud Lace Curtains Mirrors Velvet and bHIse
Carpets Bropa.s, Statuary China, Gss, Silver We're r.lo
Cuc!y &c. Also, largo Easement and Kitchen
Furniture A. NJ. GRIf FIN L Co., AuctioHeer'
UCTION SALE.-SUPERB HOUSEHOLD
~ FURNITURE THIS DAY (Noudayl al the private resi-
O'Clock consisting rosewood shogany, aud blackwant
PaoG Chamber, a9d Dniugroom Furniture, Mirrors Busse
and Wilton Carpet Beddnr Of all kinds China Glass Silver
ware Table Cucry a.. Alo large assortment Basement and
Kitchen Furniture. NJ. GRIFFIN Co., Auctioneers.
A. NJ. AEEwIS, Aucuoncer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN X Co., Irving Buildings,
ID Nos. aud 56 Broadway-Sals Of Books Stationery,
Pictures, Wolss Of An, Fancy Goods Jum,gre. &c.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY AFTERNOONS,
phi 30 and ~, al o'clock. 49, ...,
AMERICAN And FOREIGN COINS, MEDALS TohENs'
Comprising many that scarce and valuable eqdng proof
uncculied AMI very fine Pieces Ao, few choice Auto
graphs, &c. For particular. see Catalogue
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 10, and hyo following dsys,
commenc cir each day 80 O'Clock, -.
THE LARGE AND IMPORTANT PRIVATE LIBRARY
of the late Hon John C!optOn confusing vast Gseoge
rare RELATING America large collection Of Books IN
General History and biography Roma liable Criminal lIi.s,
Voyage Travels and Geograpby OtodOH standard heo"y
and Of the most notorious skeptal wrncs leading "o
Phology General Literature Poetry snd the Drama very
volume. special interest wbch out PRINT es
pccay rich ia K'ensiye mu uon ofPhMFHLElS.
Iney rapgs every variety Of subject and are pttcu
the Discovery, Settlement history ana
Public Affairs Country Many Of them OF extreme
rarity and &c. to lie found in regular history. .
Catalogue ready and may he had Oh application
GEO. A. bEAyITI, Auctioneer.
DY GEO. A. LEANITT q CO.-Irade Sale
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90 Ubom II man Concern.

EDWARD or RICHARD BARhER Is request
II ed 10 call on Col. ROCHESTER Of Rochester ~ IT, se
No ~ shst Immediately will hesr OF something to his sd
want
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II q A ID " A G. y n 5.
Ia We have on hand and prepared to receive orders Tor
FIRST-CLASS ROAD WAGONS, Of all weights made under
our supervision on the premises and warranted be equ, to
any CHER mode in this city We have also on hand ana
making TO order FIRsTCLASS CARRIAGES, suitable Tor
park cty or country, which win sell at low prices
MINER STEVENS, Nos. Y, "a aud 10 Waker,st.,
Tirs, door east o. Broadway.
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AmnsemeniS.
-u,s AMERICAN NUSEUM

DARNITMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
I'D L. the favorite these stirring times for not o
toe central and therefore, tho ,, rt,r MILITARY
BEST PLACE in TIE CITY TO SEE THE MIL an -
Nhich perades Broadway daily TO see non' U" '' vs. "
embark for the e.., ,-,,o,-
PROTECTION OF TIRE FLAG OF U, Il o0iION, -
bu. Il is also the best place OF amusement" e"'' " " wv -
GIVING A GREATER VARIETY
than amy other siahli hment known, whue
TIE PRICE Is ONLY HALF
o.bers with less than quarter tie airacttots
'TIF DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES ALONE
49, avev way equal given at other places whore tire
pre of admission douoe-to say nothing OF the multitude
- iiSpr wonders aud cuosi.ies, which now include
THE OLD WASHINGTON FLAG,
the Battery by order OF General Maston ~ 'he
EVACUATION By TIE BRITISH TROOPS
GU che 25th OF Nov, 1888. Als1, the ceebreted ~
HERR DRIESBACH, THE LlONTAMER,
With OLD ADAMS'S CALIFORNIA MENAGERlE
of LIVING BEARS ofvarons kinds which he -
PERI )RMS IN THE MOST AMUSING MANNER
Persoua Ag ,N 0LD MAID MATROS SoLpIER PATEl0r &c
TIE GREA GRIZZLY MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON,
TIE GREAT LIVING BLACK SEA LION,
Miss F.. REED. the LILlPUTiAN OF ZEN,
TIE REMARKABLE ALBlNO FAMILY an,
THE CURIOUS AND AMUSING WHAT IS u
THE WONDERFUL LIVING HAPPY FAMILY.
THE DEN OF LIVING MONSTER SNAKES,
TIE LIVING SEAL $50 600 Curosites, &c
THE NEW aud SPLENDID DRAMA
CAPITOLA; Or THE BglREss HIDDEN housH
STORY entitled TIE HIDDEN HAND, dramstized by c. a.
Aiken esq and which has been received with tundeT' OF
EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING
this week az . and 20 O'Clock,
Admission q cents Children under 10, II cents
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Jnstrnctlcn.

A CARD.-'The subscriber has Removed n:
~ ACADEMY OF PENMAESHlP and BOOK hE NE I'm
% No N DWAY cor NINTHST, eutrance In NiSih
ST. Brooklyn Academy No. Is Courtst Lows new buhdn
Open day and evening for class or private
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EIUSIING INSrITUTE.-A School for Boys
il at Flashing, l.. |. For circular, &C., address ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
" BRIDGEPORT Conu.for Ceu!ars addess ne P,nci'
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Gorses. Carriages, sc.
ICUT ROAD and TRACK WAGONS, SUI

l/KEYS &c > H. GOODWIN eta continues the insnuiee
tire of LIGHT CARRIAGES Of oil descriptions Having mads
II b udy for the last twenty yea he feels assured that Ia the
conrucon of LIGHT WAGONS or SULkEfS, either Tor the
road or track he be exced Using the best selected
stock a. has no hesncy waranng lis work TO give at'
faction Gentlemen distance may rely upon having the or
a.. fa:thlx recrted IL GODWIN lA Elizabeth-si ny
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-19
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
NATURES TRUE RESTORATIVE.
PLEASANT TO THE TASTE.
COMPOSED OF
Purely Vegetable Extracts.

A ND MAY BE TAKEN AT ALL SEA-
IA sons with perfect safety. The fame of SANDS
SARsAPARILLA, is not confined to the limits of our
own country but is now used in almost every part
of the world The following is from Mr.. Fay, the
well known representative Of our Government to
Prussia:
U. S. LEGATION, BERLIN, Prussia.
Messrs A. B. & D. SANDs;-Gentlemen: Having
seen your Sarsaparla used in this city with great
effect in a severe case Of Scrofua, have been re
auested to order three dozen bottles, which please
send with the least possible delay. | am inspired
only by feeling Of philanthropy in begging you to
publish this unasked testimony to the value OF a
me cine which, widely as it is known, is not known
as it ought to be. | am gentlemen. respectfully
yours, &c, THEODORE > FAY.
Price 81 90 per bottle or bottles for S5, 90 Ask
for Sands Sarsaparllla, and take no other.
Prepared by A. B. & D. SANDS Druggists, 100
Fulton street, corner Of William, New York.
For sale by c. NJ. BATES, and L. +. SPENCE, Ne
yada and all other Druggists.
Nov. %, 1861.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-19

SOLDIERS AFTER THE WAR.-A celebrated
mechanical engineer of Manchester, who
employs nearly one thousand men, states
the following to be bis experience and OBJ
servation as to the effects observable of the
military or the naval drill on the habits
and efficiency of laborers as workers:
We find that men who have been so oldiers
or sailors obey orders with greater precis-
ion than others, that they are more pune
tual, and more tractable, and require less
superintendence or attention than others;
moreover, there is much less risk of acci-
dents from men who are so trained-they
60 about their work with more knowledge
and skill than the undrilled.
Another machinist and engineer states
that he found that those men who had been
soldiers were distinguished as most steady
men, and that they not only kept every
thing tidy and orderly, Lut were prompt
and active, aud therefore received higher
wages. Count Gasparin, whose recent
work on our national crisis has justly re-
ceived so much attention, gives the same
testimony, drawn from French experience
He says, in one Of his works on agriculture
that the discharged soldiers of France are
in general the best agriculturists, foremen
and stewards.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-19
Aerada gemutrat.

SECESSION LADIES AT WASHINGTON COMING
ROUND TO LINCOLN AND HIS "HRELNGs"-A
Washington correspondent says:
The secession sympathizing fashionable
ladies of Washington, who have kept them
selves shut up or away from the city ever
since the war broke out, awaiting the adj
vent of Beauregard and Johnston, may now
be seen on the streets in large numbers
With the recent falling back of these wor-
thies from the front OF Washington, and the
fading of that ,gnus fdttas-the crossing of
the POtomac-they have made up their minds
that it won't pay to salt any longer for the
return of their Southern beans, and wisely
concluded to adapt themselves to the new
regimne. For women are nOtoriOusly prac-
tical in all matters pertaining to the oppO-
site sex, and cannot be fed long on abstrac-
tions. When it is a question between nat
ural impulse and acquired principle, the
latter must soouer or later give way. AS
a consequence, tits no uncommon thing now
to see young ladies whose proelivities are
known to be (or to have been) strongly
secession, prOmenading with Lincoln's
hirelings" in epualets. And not only so,
numerous instances are occurring, both in
tbS Iauh duu hlei III NhlSn. .ANOl thSlu ApOi-
ition emissariesr have undertaken the per-
manent conversion of these fair sinners.
Thirteen Massachusetts Yankees out of one
regiment have recently offered themselves
as voluntary sacrifice in the good work in
one neighborhoOd, aud the papers here re-
port the number of marriage licenses issued
within the last two months as about double
the ordinary average. 1t is to be hoped
these missionary labors will continue and
bear abundant fruit.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-19

A HAND TO HAND FIGHT.-A correspon-
dent Of the st. Louis Democrat, writing
from Springfield, Mo. says:
Yesterday a most impressive tablSzu deS
morris was discovered on the prairie about
3 miles from town. One of Maj. Whites
men, it would seem, had mortal conflict
with two Of the enemy. All three of them
were lying dead on the ground. One of the
rebels was completely pierced through the
body by the sabre of the dragon, who him
self was evidently killed by a shot from the
revolver of his antagonist. The other retel
had probably been shot by the dragOOn be.
fore the encounter with the foe despatched
by the sabre. They are all three laid,
friends and foe, in close proximity to one
another-the dragon still grimly grasping
the sabre. fast in the body of bis foe, who
in return was as firmly clinging to his re-
volver, pointed towards the dragoon, whose
breast had received one of its balls.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-19

A SUGGESTION FOR EDITORs.-Thomas
Jefferson gave bint to young friend,
who was about to start a newspaper, that
might be turned to good account in these
stirring times, by the editors of daily pa
pers. lie advised the young man to divide
his intelligence into four kinds, namely,
True, Probable, Rumored, and False. In
this way, Mr. Jefferson thought, all classes
of readers would be satisfied. The busy
man would open his paper, aud look at once
for the department headed TRUE, under
which he would find from three to twelve
lines of interesting matter-all be wanted.
Having read these, be would hand the pa
per to a more idle reader. who would go as
far as the PROBABLE. Others, who can never
get news enough. would devour the whole.
True, Probable, Rumored, False; and all Of
these with equal zest. Another advantage
would be, that the newspaper press would
gain a vast accession of respectability,
without losing any Of it's interest.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-19

IT is pure nonsense to say that beauty
when unadorned is adorned the most. For
that is as much as to say that pretty
young woman, in the matter Of physical
appearance, is person of whom no more
can be made. Now, taste and skill can
make more Of almost anything.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-15
THE LIVING HOME
AND
PeoplelS Bnardinnt IIn11rn

NO REDUCTION OF PRICES for the simple ransom that
~ We rettr rut them up but have been doing business
lhus far Tor one half the usual charges r the same s
ae thar We have less expenses ay out Of our business
We are depending mainly the soil for our subsistence,
anu however much there iH ~ WAR aud destruction tina
land stil brings forth hn abundance for and beast
Being thus siiuatedi shall continue to take boarier
whether invlls or we'll, at very low prices Persons
wishing 10 be quiet have apartments Ia the "Chesnu
6n1ye Cottage iiouse-my former residence-where they
Will be reled and at the time have the privilege f
the baths and take part in the several II he
Living Home J. A. BROWN,
Auguu Near Wilmington. el
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-15
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

Exchange Brokers,
No. AG7 Market Street.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS MORTGAGES, sc, &C., promptly and
accurately drawn.
PROMIssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought and sold on
commission In this city the Brokers boards Pha-
dephia, New York, other cities by means of CORES.
ponding brokers who all firms Of high standing.
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS charged on Stocks or
purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
Of one quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
and our agents
DRAFlS-we draw on Philadelphia New York or Hos.
ton aud procure drafts other American cities, at the
lowest rates Of exchange.
FOREiGN DRAFTS.--We draw on Great Britain, Ire
and, Germany aud every other country in Europe,
houses Of undouLed standius In sums to suit our
customers,
Foreign or Domestc-bought and sold
al the NEST favorable rates allowed by The market.
premium will almost always b. allowed for Checks New
York.
REAL ESTATE-wa attend to the purchase and sale
Of Real Estate In Town country and respectfully invite
purchasers sellers l0 give call We rent houses
and whuu desired by customers attend to the ooct
tiun OF their rents.
COLLECrIONS.-Our correspondence enables US 10
reach any prominent point In America in any foreign
country, through the most reliable chA-nels our fac
ties for making collections therefore complete, and
consequently persons Ayang themselves of them may ha
promptly attended to. tur charges low as are
N ade by any reliable parties,
In every where employed our aim is to d.
he best for the Interest Of our customers, aud solicit
he patronage Of our friends aud the public generally.
ian JOHN McLhAR a son.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-15
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
STEWARDS FOuNnERY.

iEilE undersigned having purchase the sntir i, d.
in the FOUNDRY aud RAILING STOP Sc ~ ,hs
corner OF FRONT aud MONROE STREETS, in this civ
prepared 90 execute all orderH that may be snt y
atar
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-15
lion Railings. Verandaha. &n

Having plete and choice selection VI patterns h
le-yes his facilities superior TO any esHbsh "A
the state Tor ihis particular branch, aud he feels Warrant
r IN assuring his friend, that any oriers for enclosing
Cemetery lots yards or Peaudsh will give entire sasis
helian' CHARLES STEWART
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-15
DRESSLERs
HAIR JEWELRY STORE.

~ No. ! South Eghh Street, P1aadslp1ia.
m hand aud for sale choice assortment Of superior
" paterns-aud viii pait to order. Hraeslots M
Rings Finger Riug Breast Fins, Crosses Neekaces Vest
and Guard Chains, dc, &C ''9'
&c Orders enclosing the hair TO be plated NAV bs
sent by mail. Give drawing as near ~ Won ~ ~,
ply, ' 'u'' 'n9oae 70
Cost as llows:Ear Rings 50 to sG Breast Pins :,
- Necklaces, SO to $40. '' ~ ~
A5ilar put into Medallons, Box Breast Pihs RIuFs.
r. 29ly
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03

CAUTION n-Nope are genuine unless
The words Holloway, New York end Lon
don F" are ciscernable as a Water n1orh IN
every leaf of The book of directions around
each poi or box the same may be plainly
seen by hoIding The teof 10 The hight. hand
some reward will be given 10 any one
rendering such informato as may lead 10
the detection OF any parry or pasties coun
terteiting the medicines or vending The
same, knowing them TO be spurious.
~ Sold a: The Manufaciorv of Professor
Holloway, so Maiden Lane, New York and
BY all respectable Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine, throughout the civilized world
in boxes al % cents, 81 cenls and 81 each
" There is considerable saving by Ia
king The largensizes.
N. B-Directions B for the guidance of a
liens in every disorder are affixed TO eac h
box.
October II 1860
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-04-03

WHEREAS the Hon. Warren j. Wood
ward, President Judge OF The Court ot
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Deliv
cry, Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace
and Court of Common Pleas and Orphans
Court, in the 26th Judicial District, compos-
ed OF the counties OF Columbia, Sullivan and
Wy omlng, and the Hon. jacob Evans and
Stephen Baldy, Associate Judges OF CoIum.
bia County, have issued their precept, bearing
date one thousand eighteen hundred and
sixty one, and TO me directed for holding q
Court of Oyer and Terminer, and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions oil the Peace,
Com Pleas and Orphans Couri, in Blooms,
burg, in the county of Columbia, on the first
Monday (being the 9Th day. of May uexl,
and 10 continue one week.
Notice is hereby gwen, 10 the Coroner, tie
Justices of the Peace and Con>tabIes OF the
said County of Columbia, that they be then
and there IN their proper persons at 10 o.
clock in the forenoon OF said day, with their
records, inquisilinns and other remembran
ces to do those things which 10 their Offices
appertain TO be done. And those that are
bound by recognizes. to prosecute against
the prisoners that are or may be in The Jail
OF said comfy OF Columbia, 10 be then and
there 10 prosecute then as shall be Just. Ju-
rors are requested to be puuclual in their
attendance, agreeably TO their notice, dated
at Bloomsbnrg, the 25 day of March, in the
year of our Lord one ihousaGd eight hundred
and sixty aud in the eighiy-fit wear
of the Independence of the United States of
America. lGod save the Commonwealth }
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff,
Rloomsburo March 81 1851
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JUSTICES OF THE PEAcE.-The following act
of Assembly is important TO those who have
been elected Justice of the Peace al the
recent election
Seefion /. That every person hereafter
elected 10 the office of Justice OF the Peace
or Alderman, shall, within thirty days alter
The election, if he intends TO accept said
office, give notice thereof in wiring, 10 the
Prothonotary of the Common Pleas OF the
proper county, who shall Immediately i'm
form The Secretary of the Commonwealth
of said acceptance; and no commission
shall issue until the Secretary of the Com
monweaIih has received the notice afore-
said.