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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-26
cosnIsDso GeStaaL. -General Robert

CnsnAspiso GgStRsL. General Robert
+. Lee. wha has brrn appointed t'ommand.
ing General. has entered .pon his duties.
Under The direction ui the President, he -
10 order the movements 1T our armies. %
have charge Of the discipline Of the troops.
the Distribution of supplie.. &c.. aud may.
~hrn he thIuks proper, take command 10 the
hrId. HIS usual n,adquartrr. are 10 be al
the seat 81 Z vernmrnt. aud he will Gil the
post st the wall u the President. Ills pay is
TO be $500 a month, without allowances. aud
he is 10 have military secretary. with the
rank and pay Of colOntl Of Cavalry, fur
sides-de.camps, with the rank and pay Of
Majars, and four CLERKS, with salaries Of oil. .
200 each.
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Twenty.Five Dollars Reward.

DAN away from The subscriber, On Saturday the
~ Goth u January last ms negro hoy ANTHONY.
SAID boy Is of q whti.h yellow complexinn. five feet
sr Of seven ,nrhrs high. about eighteen OF twenty
yeats old. and supposed 70 weigh about enc hundred
and fHly or nne HUNDRED and fry pounds. lie has
heavy head II hair. aud talks short when questioned
aud no dnu he Is trying 10 pass for free hoy. will
eiyc the above reward 81 his delivery 10 81 Prn.
psci Hill. caswcl county. OF confinement IL any jul
90 that can get him.
r. l.. WARREN.
March n. tf-3i
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RrE CoFFBg.-Dr. +. NJ. Pendleton, Of
Sparta, Ca, communicates the following 10
the Augusta Sentinel. II completely refutes
the theory &c the LaGrange ply stefan which
We published day or twp since:
An extract in your daily ut Tuesday,
signed l. J. Roberts. NJ. d.. taken from the
LaGrange Reporter, cuntalns Two such grave
errors that We cannot refrain from correct
ing them, particularly as many persans who
usr rye a. a substitute inr eoffre might be
frightened out 81 Al Innoceni average.
The extract says, {" The grain when burnt
contains fifty per cent. Of phpsphoric acid. :"
NV, ansclrnlIic people w"uld suppose hi,
10 mean when parched We suppose the
doctor intended the ash of the grain. What
Is the true analysis uf re according 10 the
best suthorlticss 200 pounds produces
onl, l0I pounds IL tsh aud It this 10!
pounds only 0 10 IT pound i pho.pharlc
acid mo- quite halt pound 10 1000
pounds uf The grain, and not quite per
cenI. u the all. instead Of upwards. Of so
per cent, being MI quite the onr-iilih Ut
one per cent. 81 the solid grain. Besides,
the dncIur furget. that INT pne particle 0t
the earthly salts Is probably held 10 solutun
bv common weak decnrIinn vt The I'VE !;
and il The mhoe graIn was sw lluwed there
would only BE- the medum amount 81 phns.
phoric acid contained in wheat aud other
cereals. just about enough TO make bune ~.
stead nf DESTROYING IL.
The effect II rye. or the phosphorie acid
IA II. on uirro.gyStalion, y equally falli.
einus, aud quite >, grave ~ rrror. u is the
ergnt Of rye hat produces ab ,rtion. MT the
cummun. health, grain used lor coffee. II is
j. lous. black. stmklng gram. easily ,llstin-
gn,shrd fiom The nlher. aud only Occurring
under certain unls,urablc circumstances.
The common rye u quite ss innosrnt as
wheat " coffee ~ lhI. respect.
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The river is falling slowly al The island.

FRos NasHvILLE The Richmond Exam.
inrr 4 the 18Th has seen private letters from
Nashville. Tennessee, which say that the
Yankres have lost over faar hundred men
since their occupation 81 that city. The
picket dnly Of the enemy isdone BY brigade. |;
every stragglsr is taken OF. u Is said that
but lev stores are kept open IN the city. aud
that scarcely any one Is 10 be seen on tie
streets. But two Uniun flag, were holsted
by citizens and the letters 81 the Nash, lille
patriots say that these were pulled down
by little hoys" G,neral HcCuck sent his
card to Miss -. assing 10 renew turmer
Acquaintance. The reply Of the lads Vas.
/" That she could recognize NJ invader Of
her State even ~ an acquaintance.
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GROCERIES & DRY GoODs'

WE are now receiving 6 hhds. Sugar Y
$500 lbs. Mountain Iron, Castings, Nails
rs Sacks Salt, Pure Rio Coffee, Ground a,,o
Cast Steel. Blistered Steel,
Calcoes, Bleached Coltons. &C.,
Which we offer low for cash.
TURRENTINE q SON
March 4. a.
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HIDES AND BARK.

WE will pay the highest cash prices for Cssea and
W Dry Hides delivered at the store.
Also wanted 1000 cords good Oak Bark. delivered .,
our yard, formerly known as Krkand's Tan Yarl.
TURRENTINE & BRO.
March 4. "a
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y o TICE.

IyscAPED from ny premises On The nirh, 81 The
- I'D II February li.i,a Negro M,n b. the name oi
Nathan. He had ,ick LONG time in The jtil nf
this county. snL was taken out f,r snort time
count 81 his health. The s1l nrsra j. about % %
years cid i black and Las yer, a i n1.e. ID, hips
ard legs are ven much reduced hy his sickness much
more than hls i.ce lie had On blue round coat aud
snuiI.rolTed iiuck coat ahsn he lift. Ten dollars re-
ward will hr given - any who will arrest him aud
lodge him ID jill 80 u st can get him.
A. W. HE'D ,PETH, Jaiior.
Msfch 10. as
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no the MagIstrates oil Orange.

n The Magistrates Of Orange county are notified
10 attend in Hsborough Saturday. the 5h Of April
next 10 take into consideration the subject matter Of
the foregoing communication.
JAMES q. TURRENTiNE. Chairman.
March %, 1862,
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT N. CAROLINA,
Adjuiani Generals Office.
Raleigh, Feb. 18Th. 1858.

Aulutant 6enefals OMfe,
Raleigh, Feb. 18Th. 1858.
ENvE Regiments Of Volunteers Iot The War are
wanted 10 make up North Csrolina's guais q The
Army II the Confederate states, 10 whom bounty oi
fifteen dollars per man will be paid By the STATE ana
fits nv the Confederate States.
This number is expected 10 ! efaised WIN % nl'e
delay a. possible; aud companies d present
will Immediately report themselves @ ihis "1fe, iney
viii lie received ~ companies Or individuals, a1d ~hen
full company & lendered.fo our officer. vii ee com.
m.sioped with less number. appointments WI 20
,n.n, q, second Lieutenant ior feen
The Militia aho have been ordered on duty. aud 70
h. IN readiness. cat slI s,a themselves q this oPpor-
laaiiy Of getting into The fogniesf service snd shs
numief % doing viii be credited 70 'nei' 'esPes'ss
eouutiee.
80 d @. MARTIN. Adjuisnt Gensisl.
~ an,he pipsp ia The State copy four times
February ~.
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Lieut. ?. !. Buf~ell. Of c. s. Infantry,
has been appaInird P,osasl Marshal in Colds.
b"'"ugh. aud no citizen or soldier u permit
trd Z" pass 90 the Atlantic and N. T.. Raj.
road wlihou, pass from him.
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S T r A Y

ST r AY.
STRAYED from the subscriber on Saturday tie Isl
= instant Light Sorel MARE, about four years
old, white spot on her forehead and white spo, on
her right foot, and had saddle and bridle She
was hitched near the bridge at Hlsboroush. Any
person who may take her up and will deliver her to tho
subscriber, give information SO that she can be he'd
will be literally rewarded
My Post Office is Rock Spring, Orange county.
S0REN ii. WORKMAN.
March 4. az
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BuRsstpE's MoyEsgsrs. - Since the CAP
ture II NewbeSn we have received no tidings
o. the enemy's further proceedings. A trle-
gram from Nnri"lk spprlses Us of the arri, Il
OF several Transports III Old Paint. loaded
with tro"ps supposed to be- IN route r., Pam
leo Sound {. reinfntcr Burnside. whruer
his purpose Is. upon the arrival Of lhese
irunp-, 10 march upnn Gold.borough. or some
other punt IN lhr Nmth Carolina coast. will
br knnsn. We pressure. before the middle Of
the coming week. In thr mran time. ae trust
that ihr must ACTIVE aud vigorous errrtions
are making 10 meet hlm if he attempt TO
strike al G"ldsbor.uRh. or sny other point
an the Wilmington aud Welden Railroad.
We must end-ssor 10 preserve that line at
all haz 'r'ls - Tor Il We lose IL We shall be
su6I.rled To very serious inconveniencrs aud
u'san'ah'sges. Petersburg ExPreu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-26
NOrlGE-TAXES.

4 WILL. attend on THURSDAY the 9Th of April At An.
der.on rnllers: On Friday the iih. al Halls store.
aud Saturday the 5,h iy Of Apnl, ~ Hdl.,,roueh
pr the purpose of taking the si Of raIahles for stale
aud CnunIy purposes fof Hrisho,oueh Distinct Per.
sons will he required 10 render their lists in writing,
with the names. age and -ct other neeioes.
JAMES q. TuRREN time, J. r.
March 10. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-26

lust RECEIVED,
A Pieces North Csroina sHAMBRAY,
n 3bhis fALEUM,
4 bolt. ARMY GRAY CLOTH,
40 kegs NAILS,
200 lunches COTTON. escorted,
10 pieces OsNABTRGS,
10 boxes CANDLES.
HENRY n. BROWN & co.
March IL. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-26

The MINNESOTA UsEp UP -Passengers
from Norfolk report that the Minnesota, the
pride ofthe Lincoln Navy, and certainly The
most costly and formidable steam frigate Of
which the Rump could boast. has been en-.
tirely dismantled. and hauled around 10 a
portion Of The BAY known as the Horse Shoe,
where SHE now lies sunk. The Minnesota
and her equipments. were estimated 10 be
worth about 100000. so. after Sd, the
Virginia. with her iron armnr, did good
business down in the Roads on the sih and
9th instant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-26

man that has the fear of God in his
heart is like The sun, that shines and warns
though is does not speak.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-26
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
III Sacks Sab,
10 gallons Alcohol,
sOo ysrds Plaid and. Striped Domss.ics,
~ Military Coats, Linseed Oil.
February rs. =.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-26

initiation attendant upon draft, and to place
all arms bearing citizens of the State upon
common basis with reference to service in
the war, a system Of general CONSUMPTION has
been established, to meet all calls upon the
State in future tor troops. Every man liza
BILE is warned to hold himself in readiness
to put his house in ordsr--to have his lamps
trimmed aud burning.
JACKSONVILLE 0ccuPiep.--A dispatch was
received by a gentleman in Savannah. from
Baldwin, Florida. on the morning of Friday
the 18th, stating thatthe Yankees had landed
about 1000 men at jacksonville, and are
erecting breastworks around the city; their
pickets extend some three mites out. There
is talk in eur camp Of an attack about be.
ing made upon Them. The citizens Of Jack
sonville. previous to leaving il, burnt in ad-
dition to the property mentioned in our last
issue. the Robinson block. the Judson House
and other buildings.
II Is said that the fine u States steam ship
Minnesota. which was 50 damaged By the
Merrimac, sunk at the Horse Shoe on the
Chesapeake Bay, while as we suppose on her
way TO Washington City or Baltimore for re.
paul 1HI was UGHOiC SHklHks II
is said she cost 81 100000.
Coon NEws.-The Richmond Wing, in
noticing the war.spirit so thoroughly arnus.
ed IN the valley Of Virginia. and reiterating
its opinions in favor OF concentration and
aggression, announces that " we are no lon
ger without arms. An immense supply Of
them and Of ammunition ia now in hand !"
BuRssIDE's ARaY.--A dispatch from Colds.
borough says tina, Yankee prisoner reports
Burnsldp's furce as numbering so 900 men,
distributed between ltstteras, Roanoke and
New1ern.
No FEDERAL TROOPS N EAST TENNESSEE
Richmond. Va. March l9.-Dispatches have
been received here this morning from Knox
Vile from well informed parties, which state
that there are no Federal troops in East
Tennessee, aud the former report Of con-
trary character is a mere hoax.
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Nillsbaraugt 9erptner,
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. g.
wednesday. march 20. 1862.
THE NEWS.

A repor, reached here on the Sunday nigh. previous
10 our last Issue, apparently we'll authenticated, ha,
Gen. Price had captured the whole Yankee force op.
Oosed 10 him, with large amount Of arms; but IS Ii
vas no. sustained but rather discred,ed BY later &C.
counts. We made no mention Of IL. The same report
was Afterwards received here with assurances that The
authorities st Richmond had received reliable inioma.
ton Of lie correctness and onl, waiting for the
official repor, TO make |, public; but other accounts
siiil discredil H.
OF matters nearer homo. We have TO say that the
Federals have made no advance from Newbern 81,
are en,renching themselves there. The Confederates
are assembling In force a, Kinslon, and We hope will
be able successfully 10 oppose Burnsidcs advance.
should he attempt IL.
We learn from good suihoriY that the Pederals lost
5000 At Newbern while our loss dill net exceed 90
in killed. wounded. and prisoners.
Il Is reported tina, Gen Burnside has demanded the
surrender Il Port Macon; but il va, declined. and il
was supposed he would soon stack il.
We are glad 10 learn froml The Wilmington Iaurnsl
that the steamer Nashville has eft Beaufort and has
safely passed on, 10 sea 10 defiance u the two block
sding steamers IL Fon Macon.
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NswBERS PRaoRgss. regret TO learn,
from card published BY Mr. John !. PEN
nington. late IL Nesbrre. thar he has lost
his all by The cap'ure II that place. and that
b.. type, press. oliice, farniiure and dwelling
are now IN the possession Of Gen. Burnside
Tie calls On all indebted 10 aim 10 send him
the amour, to t;oldsboreugh, which we hope
they will be forward to do. lie hopes 10 re.
sise the Progress At future day. A part &c
his baggage marked Mrs. ]. L. Pennington.
has been Inst On the Railroad, which he de.
sires to be returned TO him al Gold sborough.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

NORTHWESTERN LAND AGEECY.--F.
~ CHURCH. Real k.iae aud General Collection agent
Goveraa,nt Lands Selected and Entered SWAMI va cho2i
Lands bought and interest paid on same Tezss RAD .d'
pcJ-sYed rom az Saes Titles Investigated Convey
done I ali ia brsnehrs Colt oions made Dncprreni Money
fought; u PaeDt. obtained Pension, and soldier. Bonn
fr Sale Also Township PlAts and nsps OF Nisconsn v
eythiog connected VITA Gr"erA Agency bnsiis'' p'ompu
All, n1rd TO. Sp.cisl references given II feqWTrd
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1862. THE 1862.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

1862. 4 IL L 1862.
- PESSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with it, connection, fn'ns
THE SHORTEST AND CUlCNESr ROUTE
FEos NEwfoaF 10 TAX tRiseit.L WhsrHes s rttiks-
Sew.Jsney snd Camden and Amboy lios.
ALL THRoUOn IRA rs FOR THE WEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-iORk FROM THE
FOOT OF COuBrLAN Or-Sr.
BY wsy # Phadsphis Ito morning p,ssenser' leave New
York nr ~ otoef fpuirs Evening passengers
At .. IN ou- h1ur later than othes i.nrs
By Wy Of A-ntows, o..nny pa~-ngers leave ats p ~
later ,h.n The NorheIn ne' Saa hy both roetei
points In tie irhWesl CreE,e led Anopois. Loui.vs
~ ioul, Cleveland C0umhi', Cincinnati and all main
point. West. with lever char .es Of ears
Pnbaigi. 35, ee. sd Nswl 70 Pittsburgh, 80 nsi
smoking and Saloon Cars on all trains.
Fare the fBnie other routes.
Bsssass ohec.ed through. TnnsSr. FREE
WESTERN EMlG RATION.
The Penusylyaui, Central Company an km'srsnt
Accommodate Line. ~ snoris couiorahls mode 81
travel to parties moving Westward ~ ono half tbs usual rates
Of sre. ...
by This rou, fci,,s Ct al dscip lors DO forwsfdea
10 rom any point on the Railroads Of o no henaesy W
diana lliuos Nitcoasin, Iowa. " Missouri By NIL :,
ROAD DltECr To any port Gu tho raYissols teS e'
tho Wet ny sieem-,s from iftsbnish. . v..
Tho Of Freight 10 sni irog any poiDt IA sne " '
the Railroad are ell ts' a. favorable a. arc
charged by other Ksro4d Compenes Ne ohs.s sne rnp
Isrs inuu'tii tho transportation o. ,heI sssn. - '''
Isny. can rely with confidence 90 rs pe''J "AA''''
Fsmers and Dealer. in Live Stock will hnd TINS mos, va
van.ssous route. Crpacicus Nsios We" snsS ON hi. line
ice eiions. sud every attention. Is p xn.n.e f,r
from Harrisburg. wnsie viii bs ioano essy pUiLApEI
paIAs NV rs YoW ADD 'saITlMoRE MARkETs
J.L. ELLIOTT, Passenger As.D'' no N'''' '-'''''
LEEOh 20 .;or ssn'. and 10 Isv,h wnismst
MCDONALD Bi'UHosf. Em.,'s's Ass%r:
pnoru ,r,vta G,n.t.l aup'L Altoona Pa
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NOTICE of application for the DISCHARGE a,a.
~ ofsu INsoLVENr from his pEBTs par'sssIsb y. sss
,,oyop, OF .h- third article Of the hest re o. ,naN
.nt.r az ,n, second rsr OF the Revised Statutes
CKfs of ,he tomn OF Gsrmsn Flats, IN the Coas W.
ner an lnsolyrnt debtor Notice his paol'nee .,s,~
County Jn s- OF said County OF tleAines us ss a
srvn u kimer on the = III day OF Nay a - 80 "a,
o'clock 10 tho foruuoon TO chow cahse s' 's. ~
a. ,,,;xnmsnt should tot 10 made said iu''"e"'
aod be oe discharged from hi. deo. r., r,,o,s.at
AMOS II fhrS'NA'' MoG.wk New Oh
halt lsviU.Ms
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CT.Tr orvTRMONT Rutland, ss.-MILLER

CTATE OF VERMoNi L, nu aIn pT"rI.iHD IND
~ ,sr,SSToS RAILROAD cohPANY-ln 1890 ss.S,,r
W 80 y. b-rea, DsnIrl Miles and Seepm.s
ss.en ~ city and state OF New York Trustee. .. -
AnSpP md Wa. hinsson Railroad have hed tesr peno.
ii ",s .st,ius that bill u tho ats'e emf, "a -
@ bee, ior l,ns tuie pending to oLeeS.e 80, s -
"n .,,d Is,ro-d that said suit has been 'sis.so
s s,nsn,es have been iuc ned In The proSeeusoa
mat 60 -fray such sxpen'ss IN s'.esse' ",s ,se
non m. boedhoders under said mortesSe WI go
al lsrue shsrr Of raid bondho.def' hs'e 80.
snd tha, such expenses now smount 70 a. 4, o, 80
49, a.. CON hoe wi order ,sio bondheden " - -
within short day and provide ns fsrss~
80 ,bs n.,r.pt OF future expenses and costs, " 70 ~ -
@ ~ 49,, any claim unis ssd la4rtsa4e oy ie'''" y
bond Is secured thefeby ,.,Sh o,a. bs ~
a -, .ona,r before tho hon Janice jarrett Nnsnce" -
Sswf.pe no the Couny Of Windhsm Ia saio s.Ae ~
"a asv of Npril ID 1884, thea and thc,e 10 sno~ 49,. -
sry .hsy have why the prayer Of aid petan no"s h ~
s..ntcd by publ shng Substance ot said pes TbrsA
So. ZEN DIV, snccesryely ia he Ne~fork psiy nm
ID Ia a.. at, Of NewYork aud in iss mo ss -
nsr.lJ ptiuei al Rutland, In the state OF 'efmoi 800
oc whish .h. he o. least ten days previous W 'sA'
which 'h' DC seemed 'Dh''sH' Wv W. HOPKINS Cl'L
lie SroudEss Solicitor
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legal Notires.

NETWORK SUPERIOR COURT.-Stat1
l CIV sud County Of N.w-YofS s-0EoRGE ". COZ.
TAN Flsi,tif eat JAMES Z. BRETT. DANIEL 8ERLlx
LN and John L. BRYANT Defendant. SUR mons fsr -,
iisL3To the Defenisnts. JOHN L. BRtANl ard DANIEL
BERLIN each You herooy sanmoped and ne9aiI "a
answer The csupls H. thl. action which bss his day b,es
h. ia the office of tho Couaiy Clerk OF Nswf al foe
CIV Ua in saia city ,ri to copy CT ycur s"w@
the aid eouplain. Gu the snbscnnef. tis ohce
Be-km.n., 10 the City a New-fok' wl'sis tweoy ~
ar tn services hereof exclusive OF the day OF s1eh ersHss
aud II Won ISL TO snswer the pairt ~itha The ta- se
I'D III, plaintiff Ia this actlou viii apply to the cout. lsf
eli. do anded In the complaint against you so eae' "
Dated New York March l3o2 ,.,s, ...
ALANsoS NASH. Plaintiffs Arorpey.
Milo IAv6wM. No - beeAn<n'sN' Ne"-
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received y

CEALED PROPOSALS will DO received b
- se School Officers # ihs Sinstceuth ward sure ,mes
81 tue Crfs OF bosId Of Sd1caoe corner 81 sn
EIm.s,. until WEDNESDAY. the second DAY OF Apu ~
Il o'clock neon fr the erection onpIsi,n o. e1
PRIMARY ScHooL-hOUSA. including tue ss,'nI tesY
-, south tide AID ST. 1870 feet Of Sd In said r
Plans AID pecfc,lions for said Schoollioase iaelas
Steam Heating AppnrHus lie acs Of the so'
penut.uden, OF Ssnoo Buildns No. 81 Cfosbys, Pr:.
pa state tho esnste Tor each hfsnch OF the vsts
sryaratey and be In iosrd Proposals for Msso1 Neh
Proposals for Carpenter Work Proposals for Psiutis
snd Proposals. for hssvng Two responsible ard sPPros<d
sursirs will required from each succefIl bidder and -
popo.. will BE- coa.ijeIed 10 which surees ssned
The school OF Of che Ward reserve the night 10 s-s
any OF al Of Tho gro sos.s offered IL dee sd TOR che psots
lntere.ss 20 do so.-DGsei asrch % lste
THOMAS n. McMANUS, p,ux;..
ROBERT MCCiNNij, >ceas,n,,sa
MICHAEL FALlHEE.
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NFW-JERSEY RAILRO AD--FOR ruiz
S.v INV Nh md EIors.s Lines leave NewYorh at
.ad M M a & and Al D. IN Fare - Through tickets
sold for tho South sndWest ana through o'sSAs'
u" NJ" ". WOODBURY. As.i.t.n, Superintendent,
m n, ,ccrived any unless delivered
And "a rs maYlss N sdvsnss of the as Of leaving
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Go n)hom II man Contsrr.

NOTICE to TAX-PAYERS.--OFFI OF TBE
~ CoxxissIosRRs OF TATEs Asp AssEssskS1t No. q
Cn.ssszssr, NEw.logE. January 49, 1852 -NOIlCk IS
HERFBY GIVEN that tie Assetsusen. Roll; OF Real and
P,sons Eas tbs City Vi Nrv oIk for Tho year 1871 sro
no opsr for public inspection and viii counuo open uni!
ID. 3iih d.y Of April ucxt, inclusive. ~ ctpalen sie
requested cat aud examine Tie same IL order
th. uY errois ,n The sses.eEts be ooIfcted Also
al p-f,ons entitled BY Law redlcon Of thei asessmenls
literary or chstsble stitotons lay exempt n n sIa'
ton are requested uske sppcs Ion Tor .oeh fe6,n or
exemption pe,lou. the closing Of Tho roi on sid ' dey
OF phil. -, a. ,o.o -
Tho following section Of the Ac, OF April H. 1882 pub
li.bed for tt- nfcrmsuon of xIssef,:
SECTION TO- Duins the time the book, 'hs oe open 70
public ins9econ hrI-nb-icrs provided Application m.J
h. made considering himself sesnsYrd ~ VOC
,as.ed uaon Of s real personal est>'e TO noye us
ssa Connected II application be made M relation 70
. vsu.oB Of real estate must IA a. Ade Ia VIM
Ing stating rrcuud OF objection thereto ana hefenlo9
shall s1amins into ths comp att ana ~
In th,ir Judgment the enoneous they shall
cass Tho ,il. 10 be c0rcrd II such application DC made
relation 20 tho ssesscd valuation II pe'onsl o,ste the ap
pcant shall b. .eaDsd audrT c&h b. the said COMPILATION
sr. ,ha authorized Lcuincr sJch oain or any
and r. e. h1 their judgment tho seHo
peous they sha the tn he corrected Snd M the
amount ofsrch they believe 20 DO JUS end
declare their decision thereon within ty osyt hr! ruih ai
shall have been made to them No reduction sna %
md. by tie osrd Of Supervisors Of @ssSn.ri on real
or personal imposed under this act ufss, snah az
pear under osh affirmation that tie party ssUleNrd was
unable TO attend within the period prrscrbod for ,he roec
lion of Ia1es by reason sickness sbeDce from the CITY
-Lsus Of 1859, Chspts, 302, Section. sHd 10
J. ". ALLEN.
!. w. BROWN
Con,nls,lone,, Of T.ve, and Asssg.nrBts.