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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-25

NV WHARvKs.-A large and commodIous
wharf has just been erected at the arsenal In
the place Of the former contracted and iapidated
structure, under the direction CT Col 6 ID Ram
say, By Messrs. Evans & Co, who have been
engaged during the past winter charging and
building new wharves for the Government at
Annapolis, Fortress Monroe and other places
The Messrs. Evans are now engaged In building
large wharf at the foot Of South Capitol street,
for our fellow-citiZen Mr.. J. p. BarthoIow. This
latter wharf will be quite an improvement,
watch, while ecessary 70 the present trade, will
also attract more 70 that quarter. There are
large number Of wharves a. present, which, with
a Little repair, could be made seTviceable, but
many others could be entirely torn away to make
way for new structures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-25

~ I'D nvery to me, at the village Of Bla -
asni:9nIE. Prince SsorGe's county, Nd, of -
property Of II. Warning, deoe ased, Of tho -
county and State aforesaid. Albert 10 very
Fight yellow; Of stout statue; Erum countenance
when spoken to; and about feet Is or II inches In
hight He il well known in Wasbing ton, and il
no doubt lurking in tuat place OF its vicinity will
give the above reward no matter where taken.
DlONYSIUS SHERIFF.,
EXT Of II. II. Warning.
Tho Prince Georgian and Upper Marlboro Ga
setts cory until forbid and charge the advortserI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-25

Nor DEAD Capt. Bie.aski, Of this city, hold
Ing commission In one Of the Indiana regiments
which were engaged at Fort Donelson, was re-
ported killed In the published list Of those
who fell at that terrible battle, has been heard
from, his family-who reside on the Island-a
few days age having received q letter from him.
he was taken prisoner by the rebels In the nst
days hSht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-25

A QUARREL AND FIGHT Yesterday morning
Oncer j. Parker arrested a German woman
named Mary 0Iunbrecht for an assault and bat
terry on Henrietta Sherwood Both parties live
near each other on N street, near Sixth, and a
dispute originated about one Of them throwing
slOp 20 a. 20 run In the others rain barrel when
the former attacked the latter, for which sne was
arrested and taken before Justice Clayton, who
held her bail 70 keep the peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-25

EQR sALE4.Ooo CEDAR and CHEs1NU7
= POSTS also 5000 CHESTNUT RAILS.
Agply next door 70 bread bakery, Louisiana az
80 - a.i I'm 'a' 1Rtot1szER, pARRIcK D co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-25

EOR RENT-A large and comfortae BRICK
l. HOUSE. situa ed In Bridge street, 6eorge
town, ID. formerly occupied by Mayor Adds n,
having water and gas throug bout the house, and
situated Immediately OF the line Of the Washing
ton ana 6eor etoHn Rslrosd. To PERMANENT
vaptins s large and cheap house, will please ex-
amne the premises Apply TO w. H. CLAG EFT,
at wa. SINISTER & CO., Dry Good store, Pa.
bet 18th streets. iel8 lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-25

N ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOM, with
a Board for gentleman and lsdy or Tor two gem
tlemen, in q pleasant and he4lthu location, nav
be obtained BY addressing R. at the Star Once.
Ia IL lvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-25

Row AMONG THE GIRLs.-Yesterday morning,
"a three girls named Joanna Cayaneugh, HonoTa
Lacey and Bridget Kendrick, were returning
fon the camps, where they had been peddling,
= quarrel ens1ed about some delicate personal
matter, ana Miss Cavsnaugh knocked down M ISIS
Lacey and beat her. Onicer Crown arrested the
party and took them before Justice CLAYTON who
nned them 81 each, the two nrst for nghtn9 and
the latter for diSOrderly coRduct During the
examination II leaked out that Mrs Lacey the
mother Of Honors, sold liquor without license,
and she was brought up and fined $40 81 II is
expected that another liquor case will grow out
Of the afsir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-25

TOR KENT-A furnished four-story BRICK
II DWELLING, N pleasant and healthful part
of the city, with hne large chambers and parl0Is,
bath room supplied with hydrant water, and gas
throughout; carriage house and stable attached.
This q desirable residences for an NJ. G. or Gov
ernment employee in either one of the Depart
monts. InsIire at 31k Eleventh STREE, between
and l., from 8 to .. IN. ALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-25

10 LOAN-SSsOO and 9l7oo, on hrst- GLASS se
L cured notes. Also, seve,G! small amounts 70
loan on collaterals. Also. number OF Houses
and Building Lots. IN various parts OF the oity. fol
sale cheap. Apply to FOX & VAN HOOK. over
400 Se zenith ct. jsH St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20
ne0ical.

A YERs PILI.S.--Are you sick. feeble, and
"a companing Are you ont Of ORDER With sysiem
deangod md your feeling, uncom'o,taael These ympous
often the prelude sedons lnes Some ~ OF cknes
creeping upon you snd should be sverted By timely
ofthe right remedy. Take AYERS PILLS, end cleanse out
the dordered humorspnry tie blood AID le. the auid'
unobs;ruced IN health 'gn. They stimulate the
uc Of the BODY into vigorous activity purify the system
hom tho obstruction, which maks disease. cold seiies
somewhere in tie body aud o5.ruc;s Is natural functions
Ihess relieved upol themselves aud the sur
rounding ORGANS. producing genera aggaya,ion suffering ard
disease While In hi, cond ion oppressed by the derange
msnt take AYERS PILLS and how directly they re.
orc the nstura action Of the system aud ~h Il the buoy
ant ei Of health agdn What 4 true and apparent in
trivial and common complaint, IL also true In many OF the
ieepseaed and iugerou, dstemper The same curative
effect opel. them Csnsod by similar obs,ruciions and de-
Of tho natural functions Of the body they
Idly and many Of them suroiy cared BY the same Lesn'
None who know The virtue. Of "a sse Pills will neglect - e-
roy them when suffering from the disorders they csre such
As Headache Foul Stomach. Dyeutery Bilious Complaints
Indigestion Derangemsnt Of the Liver Cosvene' or Corsii-
patton asa Dinner Pill they both agreeable and eecina
PRICE rs CENTS PER BOX, or FIVE BOXES FOR 81.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
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DROPOSALS for $25O,OOO central
4 PAnK I,-RRONEARNI KILNn srncK or le-c %

q
Sealed propo.as vi" % received at the Conro iers Ohce
until MONDAN the iuh day II February 1852 a. o'clock p.
when The ~il pc I.bcy opened for he whole sy
OF two iunobef aud Gy thousand dollar Of
The Cc.rai Psrs improvenlt Fund stock authorized y
Chan as OF Lave Of 1880 by an Ordinsnce OF ia.
Contuon Conn g. proved ny the Ma yor oct II IsSI
The enid stock bssr Interest A. the tate Of nor cent per
num- payable quacr yearly sud the principal will DO re-
deeusple Nov j lait.
Tie pro sails will to The amount ~ stock desired and
the rce Der ono hundred DOL as thereof sud ,he peis N.
hoe. III sa, are Gee pted no Oe uq1ired deposit with
~ Chamberlain Il the cry. within ten days aer H. opening
of the d the suns ded .otnea 10 poctve'y tneuiag
TIC prr1inGs or enc ssuf. , ,r,c,
o. preset az 10 Tie Controller tho receipts o. the Chamber
lain 6r sueh deposits te parties vii be entitled 10 receive
certificates Of equal amounts OF h pa Ve o. "s sooS'
pre iug interest II m tie d'irs of 'syiE r coo,
Bach proposition should be aed AID ndor-ei f'oposs
for {, n Psrk Improvement funt stock" gid ne aine M
cd IN second euve ope a. lressed 10 the Conolnr
Tue .ht reserved T. reject any or all OF me tid. ~
sidsred necessary to protec or Poueie me ~ o
cily. hObl' =. q ~ 1870,
CITY Of Nsv-York Department o. Finance S'nliI,s'
Oflce. Jan. q llbl. I'm ~, hN1I'I
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AIN, Clornyo ,yp Fqrir4or oF1c

ARN1 Ciorufyu AID ForfPAGr OFFICE,
inittpEtIltfA Jan. ~, 1902.
DRprOSALS are invited and will be- received
4 a. ihi. oiioe until NJ o'clock ou THURSDAY, 90.
2I inst. f,t or M NDRED THOUSAND YARDS OF
ALL WOOL SACK FLANNEL. Indigo Blus Wo1lDy'd,
rwllrd Giy ou incl wide ond weighing ten ounce. pr
inchel Wide aud weighing hre ounces
yard Al bids Ice ndofted Proposals. lOg Furnishing
DaIs Blue Flannel" aud be sddroascd to -
%. H. CROSNkN,
Deputy Quauennistet General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20
cRorp. NHoorINo coUGu. INFLUENZA

SrniseriErp Mics, FEB = 1886
paoruvR An; vii chesfi.' crI ~, cur =. 5,is. -
| . f..t 4. .,.ss q Children w Of YOUR lra' O.
ry boz re South spprccilte yei - p ed 6 "a no
le1 ,irs 20 our lceP.e. i""AA ''''NI''' o." -
Avo. Tyy ssq Monterey "a writes jan 1855 i had
tedious lufIe.ht VIII D connnea ne in ,i' ~ -
toos many ui,dcinea wilneu. rcieii misty t'd our
-. ~ the alyce of clergyman ihe hst doe
he fo-eaess {. NY throat aid lnngs less an enr l. s %
d. made completely veil ouf nsdi,nr. Ar VIC enap
"a =. -. e. az p-s boy anu - eeii Sou' ool'
t,T anI your rouelos. o. the po0g mans lnend"
ASTHMA on rHTWsic, AID BaosoH'fis.
wHsr m,scux 'rKr. Pa, FEB. 8 is'4
sa Ysnr CIfyrv Pe,raf L. reforming marvellous cures
In mi. section n has relieved several from earning syu
tons eon.unpu r. and isuow curing msn who ha- Ia
WV HENRY L. PARIS Merchant.
4 a. R,N.rr NJ. D.. Albion, Monroe Co, Iowa writes
Sept 1879 Dsh my aeso p q a ys ,iy5e 49,,
and relief to Cousuuiy. patients o. corning such s' 1Ie
Ne NTH, .ad volume. Of evidence bat she mos, convincing
proof virtues Of shs remedy found IN IA chc- upon
"'l' CONSUMPTION.
Pob,h, no one rentdy hGs been known which cured
many nld such danger cases ~ ths some no hlah
AID can reach bu, to those the Chefy Psess aaod'
relief and ccuioi..
Aaron Hor.y New. York City, March s. 1855.
Docroz AVER Lowell: fee Il duty nd pleasure 70
inform YOU whit youf Chc'y Pscfor91 hs d9ne ~. az
De had cen I'VE months lsboTng under he dangerous sSnp
top, OF Consumpuon. from which no ait We could pro-
esyr her much relief She was steadily falling uiih uf'
triAl of your medcine We ble. hi. kndues' a.
v. a. your ski loF sh. has ecoye I'd from iat iJ Hne
DOT yet strong she used to be- 5Di u nee from "' '0Ds
'N Yoass with rra'itgde and r gard, go
ORLANDO SHELBY Of shelb!Vile.
corwupir>., 10 no despair I'll you have WED AYERS
i chen it, IN the world and H. all around ~ oe' eaA
one hieh merits Of 10 vrtues Philadelphia Ledger
Preo.rei by DR. C. AVER 4 Co, frac'ict snd ArslNtl
cal Cn,is,.. Lowell Mas, and sold by ali Druggist. and
Dealers everywhere.
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DyTijp GAibaers
MINNESOTA.
MESSAGE OF GOV. RAMSEY.


THIS document SAWS that I" in spite Of the still yi,
BE effects Of the fnancm rros'raion Of 1851, and
the enormous pressure of he war upon the resources.
Of the nation lhe State Of Minnesota has eostiousd
her onward progress in population, wealth, agricu.
tare and in nearly every department OF industry ind
sOcial improvement. IL is scarcely less indicative Of
the elastic energy Of our people, than It is Honorable
TO their loyalty that having made tie hrs.
tender Of armed RID to the Gesoral Gov
eminent, upon the fan Of Sumter, 10 April
last our State was among the first which fur
n!shed their full quota OF the half million hen
called Tor iy The General Government to tie natcns!
defense. Manufacturing the force We have sent
beyond our borders, IN military array. our popnli-
ton By the best data has increased from i2OJO on
june J. 1869 10 over 10000 souls. Our farmers
IN three years have nearly doubled the donnion
of the plow aud the reaper. IN place o.
importing q part Ct our own fOoO, our eN-
ports Of grain have swollen IN the same short PERIOD
10 three or four millions Of bushels Ia the me Oh tms
tie eXIenscs Of tie State Government have been 10
duced more than Onr-hn!f; the State tax has been
lessened ~ per cent willie the taxable property has
larlely increascd the county and township organi-
n IONS have been placed upon far more tconOnli-
c and efficient Oa.is the interests u public nstfao-
ton have been organized and sluu3ted by eject
i've supervision; the public crc0It las been main
tanned; the people have been educated by the stern
discipline o. necessity 10 habits of economy and In
dustry; our State has become or il roldy becoDing
known abroad the synonym Of health sud pleaty,
aud the foundations are being se,dre.y laid IN our
ciyiand social economy for career OF sold and en-
during prosperity when trade md business shall have
resumed their ordinary channels.
The report OF the Treasurer gives an encouraging
view OF the Gnances OF the state. Itis report, IL
viii De seen, covers period Of bat eleven months,
f ON January J, 10 December !, owing 70 q change
made in the fsc5l year b. the LIST Legisliture.
The feceiy T. from all sources for the Year 1901,
were as follows:
Taxes collected from Jan l. 1861 20 Dec l3i 100 iS5 y
Beceige ed from Treasurer Of the United states GA -.
account Of 3 cen fund o. sale u pubic lands 5feJ
Received from Treasurer Of the JEitsd states N
payrleLt q exp of SUnrs- eiii'n. LUZ ~
Received lgom Treasurer u the lnted arts Ia
payment Of oosid e United stsiss I-ls0uers IN
Peltteuary 80 ~
5' ~ ......... $50 %
Refunded by Bsfts ~
balance IN Treasury Jan. ], l55l............, 90
Total receipts for the year is6l..........f 100 -
Io.l ci,bul lCl.53 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

A. q. MoarrEY. co. OF Uics, Y wriiei" have used
your Pec.or llysf I'D 81 my ismy ever since you In
vented t. and believe Sc he best medicine for It, purpose ever
rrt out viii bad cold. should sooner psy twenty I'VE
dollar, ior bottle than DO without 49, or Ae any other rem
cdy." 1870, ,,-.r. ,,-,r,-p.r1,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

I'VE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF
ACT n ID. Special ess.ion--oo;h comPle;e-wIl be-
found In THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

COR CALIFORNIA wa PANAMA.-A first.
Glass will cave N-wiork on The let llth. and
g.t ssrb month s1-ept when these dses fs SUNDAY
e day Of departure vll be the MONDAY following
Tor tegi p sage sgYly at tls ony oaee No. lowing
green. ID. h. ALLEN Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

- EAilIfANCES TO IRELAND, &c.-TAP-
IL SCOTT & Co. continue q drafts they have done
tie pa, tv.uy yrsr thoe wishing @ rern money
their friends be- fupped with cfafts for any amount
PAYABLE d.ul,rd ans r4t of Or-t Britain Ireland
by oppiBs % their old established place Of business No. 20
-lr.h-sf .-v-Nork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

CIATEMENT of the AFFAIRS Of the
- ~ SCR ATWOOD OH COMPANY, IN accordance
Win the Ia" regulating Mining lsa featuring Corpo-
rar0ns.
Tie whole ,mount Of he Cspi'ai Stock ofthe Com.
Paqy j. ial Of "H'ga haf been actually paid .u, in
'-4u 900
The whole amount Of Indebtedness, Of said Com.
JAMES ID BRUNDAGE IT,. Pr,doln,
LOUIS AVON HOFFMANNI
THOMAS r. aiNrUAH
MN. III NEWMAN (Tfp....
w. ~. BLACELER,
Cig AID CoRr'Bof heo lo0k
Jsuc H. bundage, IT, beng deposes and ssys th,
NJ Is Pre- dnt II the abovenhn.d Company the place Of
l. since Of tAici Company g. 40 Hunters Point Ou en-
County and tlat the above statement !. true.
JAMES u si,UNDAGE, IN
Sworn 10 before me, this January H.
ADas p PF.rf
ILslc A.2Tg.
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Copayi,lerebip uotifes.

rlNUE COPARTNERSHI heretofore existing
\ nd, the firm Il TRPDWELL & PEIf, "a I'll. day
a soi,' q nv rrmtna, ALFRED NJ. 1RFDw FLL +
crshv q, rzcd settle the bus sad 90 siga the
o the hrni H. 10 niaii9h' hLfhr.p "a, 70" rbA'
The undersigned have ts dsy formed ao,psrrerhlp nm.
der he firm o. HtiNfS PFL, d viii coo 'inu- the
b.sirrs. Of tbo lao irm Of TlEDWtLL FELL, OF the
.ano ace. No a. Foton ~, hew-Nork
BENJAMIN HAINES.
OGDEN.P. PELL.
Vie 1riparood invite f1r their succesAcs iiiINES
FELL the bu.iness OF tLoi. customer ant friends N.w-
Xoik ) 10. 1852. TREpWkbL rEil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-For ALBA
Ny md TROY. CONsECrlNG WITH TRAINS
NORTH aud ~ LSI. ffsiAs leave.
From Cha uher.tt From 0ihst
FIp-e.s sui ~ a. Ire and 725 il:Jl H. aud $40 and
- and p. $50 2. -.
Troy and Albany with sleep l0tO pm taur Included
~ crrl. ln:i3 p $3.50
Pou Srefse tfsu, A. BOZ a. 20 and II p aud $40
and ~ ~. sud u.li 2. "a. pu-
Pessttill trsi1 i-th %. l1. "A . D.
sus Slug tain. 9.4j q. M. l0.lO rn ard $50 ?.
A. +. SMITH Superintendent
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Ocean Steamers.

Norrcy 70 PA,spyGFRs PoR FrRoPy.-By order 81 the
Sc isry of stse s passengers leaving tbs United st1es
are f.l iff pr sle m.eiyes with a'pots before
thew viii be allowed on the fasenfers wa
not b.. srb e. I'd 10 trouble GeltS m procuring ne
thev csi Tor at the Comp-nys orces no -
pr,.dv,v n s. JOHs DIV. AGENT.
CTFAM WEEK. Y between NEN-fORk ana
- LIVtr POOL. suding add em6srking ps'ss'gen 81
Oreenstosr tlf.f.nd Liverpool New.Yors and Pnii
40, ps steamship Company inena dps'chins tnon iuA
power d Cyae. built Iron Stesn5Lips IL follows; 60
kANb.K 90. .... .............- "a h'h@y' ,Hn' .,
CITY OF NEW-YO1H...........s Sturdy S'9' -
GLASGOW .Na.u gay. re-. ~.
Ana every SATURDAY, at noon, from fief NO - 4i'H
River
RATES ~ rssqtcr
first CABIN. ......e1S STEEhA0h.":..'"'"
lin, Cable 10 Lon5ol ... 50 steerrzs TO London.. 81
Ffsttaan to psfis..... o. Seerage to lals''.''''
F,rs abb. 10 Hamburg. g. s-efsgr to Hamburg 80. -
Passengers also Forwarded to hayre Bremen ito.efda
Arrive D. Sc at equally low rates .,.,,.
Persons si.tug 70 bring one their friends can hny c,-'
~ the following raCstO New-1 "iA ~
yn.ensiown Ist Caba as 49, and l05 steerase ion
Liverpool so. From Queenstown. HW
These Steamers have sul accommodations for psssen
gefs sui cary exieisuceJ Su gson' They ee ply II
W..e te lion Sections aud have Patent Fire Ann'a'of
on hoard. . - ,,,rrrt,r,
or furth., Informs ION Apply Ia Liverpool to
INnAN Atert o. Water ia 0iasgo~ to Al.fA .iAi
CONN No 81 troch, qusfe. ia Queentnwn 10 =: "
d. : YNOIR CO in Lonio 10 r. ~ MAJ, no
81 kirp \, III an-st in raj, TO JULES DECOu r. 10
Place fe a Bouue IN Phil ode pha ~ JOHN g. DALE 40
III - a.uut.s'. OF at the Company's OheeL ~
a. DALE NO. 10 bfosdWay, ". T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

Posr- OFFcg, NEw-foRS, jan. ibol.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ,.,. nltil
"a an of tie go,h init FOR BUILDING AN ENrEN,
Sion no TIE POsTOfFlCE BUILDING. Plans snt
soecfcaou be exsm ed ord a,ornat'n obtained only
III the office of the Architect Gii Ih0nas, esq. no go
Bro.dway hetve-n the hours Of D. H. and p m Ih1
propo.as indor.ed Propo.ei for PcsOhce Exie'.io1'
e - be aIdroq ed to tie undersigned IL understood thst
tie Posus.t,r General hl aye the tight 70 reject o. l
ofihs proposals. w. Is. IafLOf- fostms.'ef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
y ADELPHlA md the SOUTH AID WEST via JER
sly CiIY-ila and press Lines leave cew-foI< 81
aud 10 o. NJ md II p. fsts ~ through ficsst.
sod ~ be South AndWes and through bsssc cnected in
A. q. o. nd aud u 3. o. tfsins
J. W. WOODRUFF. Asd.tant Superintendent.
No h-rrsge v be received of fils uusss delivered
and chez 80 5 miuutss ia sdvsnce Of thr time Of ea'ng
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Ceqal Noiltes.

V1HE REBELLION.--A CHRONOLOGICAL
ACCOUNT OF the important events connected with the
ehe lion sud her matters Of goera Interest. viii be- fond
in THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

CENSUS of 7Go.-pOTTTATlON OF EACH
& STATE M cos sTl : also the rorltior of he phi.
t' tr-.' fur if-sl -tacs, ..- ,h- .4ss'ta oil loo
rll be- found iu Iiih TRIBUNE ALAiSAt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

4 OO-. \ CO~s
PENNsYLvATtA CENTRAL fAILkOAO,
Wth iis counfctlous f1rms
THE SHORTEST AID QUICKEST ROUTE
FRoS NEw ioHK THr PHiNciPsL NrsrrEs tlTiK'
Efrtt trains daily rom NewfOk 90 Pfi ai' pnia, Via
Sew-Jc-.ey and Camden snd Auitoy line $50
AL THROUGH 1hAlNs fOR NJ MEsI ~ THIS
HOUiE LEAVE NkW-YOHK fh0I THE
FOOT pF CDtETLASOrsr
BY Wy Of Fsdsp ha TIE o ug p,sse scrs leave New
Yois flnr other rnuirsi Evening patsnsrf'
q % D. oue hour later than other Inc.
three hours tan ihc Norfucfa lines md ~ DO foaie,
awe t IT, stus dle Northern lres Boz Cticsg' sud 81
point. g. s N1nn Wei tesihns. lrdsnopoh., Loui'''"
g. Lr.i. CIr.rlti Cn.a1i1ut, Curiunsd ald all main
...plar C,r. sitaol cls - faa im Pinsi,'phls to
Pit Di-.l 81 miles ,nd rev orl 10 Psuo4sa ~, mile.
tulot rs aui Sior. Csr. an 81 tisgs.
FAR tht .sm- o. 1'her roat,a
bs.tsf. c.rei'd uh'e4rh irn.irrs re-
sro.'s Hels' q gn,,l ' I'd, ~ , ,gi6'
Tic P.nusf lf.1is Central Company rlus az fmis ant
A-oo.a1 li, n Lin~ " h af.rjs comfortable uoie Of
fsr o. pi,s uoyins VI ep ard al Que h'f he usual rates
Of fare. ...,-
~ 'hs route sitts q OIL d,ldPon' be forwarded
d..s lises wi.'-iH-'a, Ie-s o. hl....r ~ 49,. Of
load DihtCt Or d, sns ~, a. ,hS ".''..'' "'' "
M mes ~ Freight aud from 10Y poin, 70 ''e se' ~
ne renssy aifo.d arc 81 "a time. a. 50
v"r. inirIns ttaas goiou Of their fcisbt 70 ils Con
gsny, can rely With o,af irncs o. ~ ,PeedJ uiu'iI
Farmer. and Dei.r h. live stool si hrd 30. a.
van sraus route Capsirus Verde well ~aefed and sup
piled wi every Nr1euce have been 0frued o. ts ine
sdi. come ous ani ''sy attention psd to th,l N.n'
Feeding nd rcag chcicc is o.. 81 q - fliLADEL-
/ PLIA' NEwYoEk nd BALTIMORE MARKETS
}. H. ELLIOTT Fssaf ger Agent, NO Astof-H olse
LEECH Co.. tf-i-iu Agents. -
80 Asior H0usr sud SO South william 81
MCDONALD BlscHOtF, Gmipn' Agents.
FNoCU LEWIS General Son't Altoou. Pa
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MR. a. UPIIAMs
VEGETABLE
ELEC I u 4 u Y.
\ CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.
80 LITERARY MENU
tg STUDENIS'l
IL ~ Il 4, 1 !.

~ BOOK KEEPERS
Al all others who from thes occupan not enabled {,
tao a.. exercise rud consequently prep1sd 20 y
TtAENI 81 nnd ~ attendant trn q eyil Dl a.
lfIfDffs AFFFCrtDNS. Loss OF APPETITE. WAN
MSS AND FAtNrISG SENSATIONS SUDDEN ~ Nsit
IS OF AVS AND CIiiLiS, NEN.lGo, llhNE>p lr
SIGHT HEADACHE SJhkNfSS AND PAINS IN III p
LIMBS with hoh Mental nri bodily dbiiy TOO o,,rn g.,
f.Hef bv strong ALOErlC aid other DRASTIC!
IIIsfll thereby indic,ins themselves the pairn
i,,g and faerrGf4g complaint of er.trnai or tiersd
~ Ig all ,ao A., su s.ing under this distressing ahiction,
nR. A. UfifAM
,.,,i.ni, Nv recommend, lis VEGETABLE ELECrUARi
A. 1-,.st. sgrs.br oul effective remedy IN every STA
" Pies The iucipcnt nnteon to the most intense SUI
'srrt -.
~ IN sd,eriseme Il not the place 70 enuwe''s pNicu
srs frl ird 90 lheii direction, eTe around every eoh
b. rhrr ca b. rous Ted al his Office, Nc a5. f,h't
Nei of. b. ,le Ae hi. time TO sslns Pfoossona
uIvi.r. T. =. ,,rptrs
Co., 30 i5 friusu tinrl0 hrs rAn be 0ni nro py ~
asae tLr prize al by mail hase &c vi" be s'ni 20 sry ID
ffras
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20
Leaving balance in the Treasury Or........... n

leaving bslance N the Ireasufy o'''''''''''' WI"
The appraisement Of real estate being made tien-
niilly remains equslized ia 1850. but the ADJ
ton Of new taxable areas, new s'iuctuFeri ana ne
increase i personal property, raises tie whole as
se.sed valuation Of 1861 TO S39,GJ,OlO. In la6)
w.s s36, 900 900, showing very gIaIyi g espal-
zion OF tie basis of taxation. At tie pleeut rate Of
taxation of four mills the dollar, II viii yield
revenue OF SlJ6,0Ol Tor the year loo2.
TIE very prudent requirement, that ore and han
mills Of the STATE tax should be paid In gold ard ELL
yer, will enatle the Treasury 70 provide more rs-
ids than heretofore for the interest upon The pr
cent bonds payable in New.fork
Tie estimate Of tie Auditor 10 tho oIglaaF! tiFn
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