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VIRGINIA.
eH1rs AND BATTERIES.

from ths Richmond Dispatch, Feb Al
VaFs sor1o nOnths ago minute history OF the con
fft ,treeu thi,s aud batteries In the great wars ~
a. era times, both Erroue aud in our own country
trsn wlca II appeared that, In the great majority Of
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Last Monday they showed specie average of
$27 5s3, which was an increase Of $3.50 1855 from
the week previous. Tomorrow they will probably
show about s2s 900 900, having gained fully FIVE
millions since they suspended. Their discounts
will probably show q decline Of over q million,
while their deposits will show an increase of about
the same amount. The new arrangement by which
owners Of United States notes can take them to the
Sub Treasury, deposit them there on call after ten
days notice, and draw five pcr cent interest on
them, will probably remove the objections Of all
or nearly all the banks to receiving this currency
on deposit. This outlet provided for government
paper, IL would seem that any bank president who
refuses hereafter TO receive it deposit must los
actuated by some less worthy motive than the in
terests of his stockholders. At the same times 30
long as the notes are not legal tender, the hanks
have an excuse--such as it isfor not taking them.
In ordinary business transactions nc. one
thinks of refusing them; but there are
Shyloeks in Wall street who ara every
day compelling the makers Of pager which
they have bought in the market to pay it In specie
or 90 to protest IL will not do for The banks 70
place themselves In the power Of kach parties az
these, and the only business like remedy for the
embarrassments of the situation, Is the passage by
The Senate OF the legaltender, clause. Meanwhile
government viii derive assistance and the financial
moyeneT's CT the city Will be stimulated by tht
nw scheme converting. 4lIe sub-Treasuries at thr
aud 3fhar roinis IN 0aai, Of deposit. Though !
vs. cob goreTaliY tnowu yesterday that Mr.. Cisc,
VIZ prtp' 4 % receive United States notes Of
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THE sAITpETRE o1EsrroN
CoxyrprrArs srArrs or Arry,rA

Wenave alIeaay announced the determinnton OF the
rebel authorities 10 seize all the saltpetre the South
The following the Ssersary Of Wars order the SUBJ
iect--
CONFEDERATE STATES on AMERICA I
WAR DEPARTMENT RICHMOND, Feb 4, 1902
Bands Of spectators have combined to nonopoise all
the satpstre 10 be found IN the country force
from the government exorbtant prices for article in
aspsnsabe to the national defence The department
hitherto paid prices equal to four times tho peace
rates n order to avoid recourse TO impressmen poss
be Ths policy has only served 10 emboden tho specula-
tors 70 fresh exactons II ia ordered ali military
commanders IN the Confederate States impress all salt
petre hereafter TO be found within their districts
except such in tho hands Of the original manufactur
ss, or OF government agents and contractors paying
ihsreior forty cents per pound and Tho price
hxsd the highest rnts % -ich contracts have been
made asd leaves very large profits the manufacturers
j. p BsiNJAMfN, Secretary Of War
The Jacksenport (Ark) Herald says We learn from
friend Jo Carlton, that he ships abou, ton and
ha Of saltpers every week to Nashvis 10 be made in
10 powder He soon expects 10 be able 10 ship two and
thres tons per week.
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TROUBLE AMONG MRS. JONES' BoARDERs

Among the many "funuy" advertisements in the late
Pcbmona papers We select the following speaks for
self-Mro. Jones belongs 70 one Of the y. r. VS. and
kesps boarding houssnot hotel. One Of her board.
ers. one H. B. Tyler recently "stcppsd out forgetting
10 Day his board BILL and Mrs. Jones' in retaliation fol.
lows him up with the following truly Southern card, sg
a.ising said Tyler as boing "Yankoe, the most
cradle nationality known ia the South. Whore Ia Tyler,
tho Ysnkees Who struck VIM. Patterson, Ess.r
wantcd--ro caution all boarding housekeepcrs aud
others against named NJ. Tyler, who boarded in
my house till his bill amounted TO s32 80, without making
tho least effort 10 pay IT, except by saying that he
pected every day money from man OF the s-ms
stamp as himself, named Luke Nckenna. Said Tyler
modirn sized man. dark skin and hair, speaks quk n
always taking about making thousands Of dollAs hs
could only got money enough to make IL Will. Hs bas
blcn ysfur homny mill In operation realyy ali wntor
eudpe.haps vii u9reo1 by next summer ~ anybody
vlle Tin Yarsee n money - ~ 'hou o. his Yankee
ts0s Bo 2 notbns b4t sYaukso sn4 ulg a. 10 aI.
g. ntd sst tc othsr slc of ~ ,aad Dscs Ina
So bal h.ttlr legte before thtt ellct csc ss hfa
! Ut ho iuHey .log. unda. fslao pre- onces. Ir'
So the c.u lio. has 10 nP.dy p.l lta Narkaa- I'd
! couterI " So tcrfs gt'i, &lf. 49, " 1vvIN,
y aiosV Fos< <Aine ta4sc, 3-1tt Oh c.'.
| RmnSASD, Iau -. kSi
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was IL executed eagerly and rapidly, and yet
quietly the work done, that thousands OF the c
asns knew nothing Of tn. mporan, matter until the
gard to those who bravey and carefully toled
behalf Of their countSys honor that night when the
explosion Of single package would have been death
ruin and revealed tho plot by wide spread destruction
Al the beginning Of active hostlites here many Of the
volunteer officers and men OF the as well as the
might os said too OF that valuable class OF men In
seaport, the pilots
Captain osond Peters on tho opposite side Of the river,
noby stood up 70 their duty in spite Of nrmities and
resardess Of exposure Indeed thero seemed 70 10
hand Just the men wanted for the occasion.
On the 10th Of April tho day before tho great Navy
Yard hrs Lsuteuaut James hgan, removed ofcer.
steamng OF 70 Richmond with the hrs guns forwarded
from the Navy Yard, and few days later shs again
up sss b s . wh W. hs poTssr
had two bsrros IN tow. The zeal and the eclent and
and since, have been dcservsdy appreciated and ae-
knowlsdged In proper quarters. No one has laborsd
NOR: Sn{y and oay snns As sspsI .ssr his I,
nails 10 believed 70 be equal 10 that has been adopted
The steamer Rsnoy quickly followed the Empire 10 Rich.
ond indeed the rst steamer that got on with
full cargo OF powder for that city She command
OF Captain william Face Virginia pilot, who very
promp. and energetic in the psrormancs o. The import.
were in demand for special service.
Captain r. X. Hudgins and his worthy son Lieutenant
| W Hudgns, also OF the revenue service should be
mentioned among the best men in the stirring scene.
enacted during the period alluded 70. Othor brave
we're active in urging forward these M aures whct
were requisite Or safety. and "a securing the do
fences OF our city and other parts of the state.
ON tho 10th Of April sons Of oar citizens, under th,
very ms of the Cumberland, solved three git boats
twsd them Ia the darkness of the night by the fer
mi ab l5oiug ship Cumberland, and sunk them !;
tc 1snncl u Ito river, vhere they nos lie ie
fr tne w8tcfal zoe that locke with coystous syo
I .Ho oil guarded sho. % Of III elizabeth.
At another time may allude 70 the sstve part take
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'D.n, Ban, don't b sng, it wa. all fun you

'Bsn, Ban, don't be sngrJ; Il was all fun you
know"
Ben attempted to shake her of; but she en-
tangled her little bands in his rough finger
and persisted in being friends.
ut was all fair; you remember tho kitten
Bon II was on'y lit for tat you know, deaf
Bon"
Ben looked into the beautiful face and a
smile began TO extend his mouth in spite Of hi n.
self Lucy t,ok advantage Of II and nestled no
little hand into his hard palm; his fingers closed
over it-Lucy face brightened--sho gave = look
over her shoulder and bockoned Sophia 70, take
his other hand. The nsxt moment he was lead
ing them towards the house, good naturally
calling both all manner Of pc, names but threat
sning future Vengeance, in . tone, however, which
gave the wild things but little uneasinsss.
They knew very we'll that in spite Of their
faults the poor fellow loved nothing on earth
bslf 90 we'll as themselves, except, it was just
possiblo, healthy and warm hearted Bstsey
.Tohnson, who walked behind indulging in little
bursts Of laughter and then scolding IL OF upon
tho children.
ben kept his promise and no one informed
against the witches whom their parents return
"a. lie threatened, sometimes, at which thoy
laughed confidently, and all things passed. Of
well until the next bathing season, when they
wcro again left at homo with Botsey while the
parents got 1 a on another tour Of pleasure and
health.
Lucy and hor friend had spent the first day
Of freedom in very harmless manner, and
were about TO return home at sunset whom Bsn
came up the river in beautiful canoe which ho
had himself constructed from the trunk Of a
great troe. After displaying awhile It's paint
od sides and its delicate prow-cutting tho wa
tors with graceful and curling swOcps-he
trcaohorously asked the TO set in and take
run up the stream. Urslspiciously this girls
took their seap in the bottom of the oanoo. lion,
With i.-e-I omne, dipped the ends of his stilts
which served as raddlc-, into tho water and 1.
spoil ,long with tho grace Ard swiltnoss Of a
wator fowl. The sunset was glorious, gliding the
river, withdrawing its beams -lowly from tho
meadows and castung a vcil Of soft purpl, over
the magnificent trees covered with the veal h
Of their rudy foliage. Tho ripe hizelnu.s rat
lied f,om their husks into tho stream a. Ithcy
,lidtd along, and the hcsvv rape viLcs bent
the troo tops with the weigh, Of their purple
clusters.
Ito BE- Continued)
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Henry Ship, Peter jan sharstou bark, CaptKinR
scn, j LOrenberRer, Thomas Bayne bark.
carp Capt Howell, Edward
B.1ley bark, Albert VI. Roberts
lis Tempest brig, Cap,
Herrine bark, James McCobb
s'nderson Three Gesus,ers Drig,
John Jewell bark, Rolt Schn
Mount capt Uswor,h bark, MCorvin,
John W Lovill brig Geo Frank v mills
RNlckery Wallace ship, Edwin c
JOeea Helena brig, Capt Rines, Samuel jackson
Rdder Wabeno bark, William
L,mmergcir ship, Capt Salton
Wilson Young Sam ship, Capt
Laura Campbell lark, JC Nerryrnan
Peter Abbott Robert, bark Capt Jno
Carter. james Neish
Array Le,tev-.
BurlhAmH n Lieut., s.h Nesrs ", Lieut. Adj
AIRY oakley TINS n Major
Collins Lieut. PraitH Capt psymss-
Hawkins n IL Oh Inn ter
Hoffman WIN, Lieut. Col Underwood John A
sth Infantry whihlesey n Capt. ls'
NOVEL; Geo y, ia NY Wright L 9i Lieut.
CsVy zonnett W II Capt
Bfi.ceIianeeus
Academy Of Design Lthosrnphsr No Aston
Bible Union Quarterly Psce
broadway 233, room 80 metropolitan Oil Co
Captain pfthe GoldIIun. Mot II No i2T, pruprie-
Ter, Wet TrnnEp Co tors
Child's Adv Agency Museum Hair Manfg Co
Children'a Quest, pitpr Y PAPER, s NJ Am
Citizens Gsa Light c. observation-disclosures
Commercial Reporter Go
Cosmopolitan Or AftJour Patent Package Co
mi Providence Packet Line
Beu Washington I.oJge Register a Recorder, pub
No 20 fishers
hi RpyA Arch Lodge Wilson mfg Go
Soc, II Free a 40. wnmAn's Union Miss
MDona Soy forlIeathenLands
Manufacturers Agents
WIN. u. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
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FOR THE PILES,

EOR THE PILES
Il DR. UPILAM'S Vegetable Eeetuary Is certain
cure for piles In every form. In the worst cases Of
this distressing affection, and where all other means
have failed. the patient must consult the Doctor per
sonAlly at his Office, SsT Fourth 1t. Dr. Upham has
devoted special attention 10 this disease for more
than 90 years, and may ho consulted In relation 70
this or any other complaint from o'clock In the
morning until O'Clock in the evening, at his Medi
cal Office, 8ST Fourth At, 81 door from tho p,wery
Letween Bowery and Broadway. =. c: WELLS d
Co, General Agents, llb Franklin Vt, N. Y.
% T2Ac'l36
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TUE POOR MANS FRIEND-ALL WHO
i suffer from RheumHtism, Neuralgia, sore
Throat Pains in the Back, Neck, d., should not
FAIL ~ get battle Of Furman's
RHEUMATIC ANNIHILATOR,
which Is sold at the low price Of TWELVE cEHIs
per bottle, and they will find that, b-des 1858 Tn'A
ness, that il is justly termed .rhe ro"t n n,Ip
Friend" 1t can be had IN ny lnrE-at oS AM
RFII'S Drug Store, cor. Eighth ave. aud 2sth ST.
IghL R.vyery 2T2 Division e., III Division It.
cor second ave AID 3Oth st.; ai-u cor. Allan and
Stanton stA and cor Ave. u ard Houston. In Will
UansburRh-at &C South Second st.; cor. South 9th
and sth SITS: Brug 81, re, Wythe ave, betw. Clymer
and Taylor sta, and BY AL respectable druggists
re- Dent fail N try is JAZZ I+AG'
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sHntered according 10 the Act Of Congress, In the
CleTk's Once Of che District C0ur. Of the Southeri.
DLariCt Of New HOSt, In the year one thousAnd
ashi hundred and sisty-.wo, BY Moses 8. Beach.
eoV~tesss n 1hs ksw York cuA.
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DR. G. FAYLING'S PILE SPECIFIC.
~ sure cure for the bleeding blind and itching
niles Price 20 cents Sid by druggists generally
FINER n AMEND, iVs Third nve,( A,o,,.
j. JONES, 90 MacDougal 1t, I
III 24ic'i26
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OFFICIAL.
IN. u. TAYLOR, Postmaster.

Cont,nded from F'ovrth page Of No. e2O6.
A NNUAb REPORT OF TIE BOARD OF
IA supervisors.
AcoorSr ~ All AMOUNTS AUDITED AHp Al
IoNYb ~ INV HOAHp stITBVtAOEs or TUX
oourrY " NV YoHK, FnR hills gro, FKON
JAEUABy ., i-Gl, 10 JASuARY /, lSG2..
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INSURANCE..
cIRENlAN's TRUST INSURANCE d
PANY or BROOKLYN.
CASH CAPITAL $l5Q. 900,

IhNt VI BhOOkL1N,
CASH CAPITAL, Sl5O. 900.
Once No Court street Opposite CITY ual1.
No. Wal street, near Broadway, New Yor
Organized on the principle Of paying one hall
profits above ten per cent 10 the Widows AndI
Brooklyn.
DInCroaa,
George Hal I'll Robbins John qcbonn-
Aaron Apegraw Iiv X Miller FreJ n -
Thomas Clark Nehem'h knight II Chlttend
Hairy McssengerGllcrt l. Haignt VIM II CaryE
M'n ID Gupktn Brum WyCkuffJ naeph II ia
f"ter Duryee HFrothinghamsmith Pucl'l
J"nH Is Stewart Israel Ncisor Peter Is Ander
Low 5 Thorn, n u 4 Warren Soc
Hobart Ford Richard l. Buck n Lippiu
Orawi'rdC smithWilham Beard FL IInsford /
Henry ID Peck Henry X Piers1nwm Wall
J"hh Glover hnrcellus Massey Joseph II Pie
John 4 Moore d. Van yoorhis
This Company continues ~ insure Buildi.I
Merchandise Dwellings, Household Furni,J
Vessels in port aud their CargueA and other n, =
", against loss Or damage by FIRE, on a. 6.v,
and literal terms A other FIRST class oompanie.
,,-,, r,.,, GEORGE HALL, Presit,
VIM. III RRELL, Secretary.
j. n. WiCKOfF, Jr., Assistant Sec.
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RAILROADS.
GREAT CENTRAL RoUTR
~ FOR THE
WEST,
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROn.

Hh4' ASiNh SAsA' NAL IehtAAhSLa -
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DEpory u
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
DAILY suHDArs ExokPTED, As vOiLOwst
A, f 1'So Chambers A, From TfSs sG.h st.
lirOO B:ih 500 Pm. 1880 A. NJ, $40, $50 a
Montreal and Buffalo Train, with aleeping cara
.,..,.,,o lGio Pm 1910
SCHENECTADY, ROCHESTER,, NJ
UTICA, BATAVIA,
ROME, and Stations on BUFFALO,
Rome and WatertOwn NIAGARA fALLS,
kAildrusd. 5usPENSlOh bklDo
AUBUBN, GENBvA, CANANDAIdUA.
Trains in connection leave BUFFALO and q
PENSION, via LAKE SHORE, BUFFALO ~
LAKE HURON AND GREAT WESTERN RAs]
ROAD, FOX HAMILTON, TORONTO, DETRQ
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE,, FONtl
LAC, LA CROSSE, MADISON, PRAIRR u
CHEN, GALENA, DUNLETTH, DUBUQK p
RIA, ROCK ISLAND, MUSCATINK, IOWA CT
BURLINGTON, QUINCY, sPRINGFIELD.
DIAEAPOLIs, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATLDk
TON, COLUMBUS, CLEVELAND, and all pcn
WEST, NORTHwEsT and SOUTHWEST.
NORTHERN ROUTE, -. d
/ Cnnnec i'g with trains al Troy, with Ti.o
BOSTON and RENs. a sARATooA k0ADSst
/ SARATOGA, wHITEmALl- k unIlsx 'odSJ
bIk Si1T9 n ,pS ST. oGAbESsBuRGa, MONTH";.
&c, dc. IocAr. TRAuNs
Leave New York AZ fnllowsi 1
From Chambers street. From Thirtietk sfV(
/ Poughkeepsie trains s A. $50 A. n. and 1925 "
~, and ~ and 6.l5 Pm. 0,tOP.h
| Peeksl1 train, $50 1890 A N. and 10 ..
| N, and 400 Pm. q
ding Sing train, gib An 1910 A, NJ, and 80 Rp
and b.ib y. n.
M FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS by this !
/ ~ above, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, A.
/ the Dep0ts In CHANNELS AND CAEAL sIRHKrs, n
al all times as favorable a. made by other Railv
/ Com ponies. The facilities Of this great M
YORK ROUTE u the West, commend ID to I
| confidence Of merchants and shippers for prous
ness and dispatch.
Passenger trains with SMOKING and sLn'
| ING CARS run in connection ON the New "
Il Central Road.
For particulars A. 10 local trains and freight \
Il rangementA inquire ut the depot, 81 Warren "a
iyl2 tApSO'24i A. u. SMITH, superintsnd, |
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I United STATES AGENCY
~ For
NATION InAN

NATIONAL LOAN
OFYIoE OF KET,TIUN, SoS \ Cn.,l
No. ~ Exchange Place. 4
TREASURY NOTES ISSUED FOR TIM IA
TIONAL LOAN, hearing interest at the rate u $40
per cent. per auuum, payable 81 order a. sub-cri-
Dor, or ~ directed, AMI ~ tho various denumina-
ions, can now be hal at this uihce Immediately
upon d'p'=t therefor IN gold or current funds. Or
d,ss from the country, accompanied ~ check, sup
Piled ly return mail.
SIX PER CENT. TWO YEAR TREASURY
MOTIFS RECEIVED At PAR AND INTEREST
IN PAYMENT FOR TIIE ABOvE.
ocs Tii2 NORRIS KETCHuM.
UESTCHESTER COUNTY TAX SALE,
w goth January Parties desiring t. pay and
save their property T., m heinz api, can apply t.
q. ". DIICHErr, Westminster Land Once, Of
Chatham and Chambers 1t, taternonns!, ~ door.
iyy6'iiT
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COAL.
INSTRUCTION.

RANJo TAUGHT IN TWELVE LESS
- for 20, by II. &. DOB5ON, the great Am.
BanIoist. The pupil guaranteed one pr,
tune each lestun. AMER the IL lessons the
WIN he learned one Opera, free OF charge.
DobsoN' Y'o Hoecker It. jiO 6gV
81 WRITING CLASSES-TEN WRIT
VI Lessons 81, or 70 for 81; bookkeeping
month, or $40 lessons unlimited; arithmetic
writing $40 per quarter, Is lessons each. PAl
Mercantile COLLEGES o. Bowory, n. y. -. n
:. Brooklyn. " saAO'la
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TIE Co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il existing under the name and Hrm u join
TRACEY n Co, is dss,lved by the Withdrawal "
JOSEPH 7. RICE. The business viii be carried ON,
~ heretofore, by the undersignei, under the
name, who alone are authorized ~ settle up the
Affairs OF the old firm. Store and Office in Now
York, 100 Water It. JOHN TRACEY, DANIEL
A. PATCH. Albany, 10th Dec, lsGl. dl3 T2ac'll9
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BUSINESS CHANCES

RAKERIES FOR SALB-L0CATR1
- all the leading avenues and business ~
this city and Brooklyn, at prices 70 suit the
also groceries, liquor stores and other n
places for sale. Any one that wants 10 purcl
" sell business q any kind, should Al
MITCHELL'5 Business Agency, u Cedar 4
Broadway. dS0 94a|
1c6-MEAT, FISH AND vEGET
VOcmafke,, on one Of the principal averl
Brooklyn; reasDn Tor selling, owner going 70
ington. Inquire at DALY'S Orange Co. Nj
pot, COT Of Market and Cherry ST., New Yorl
jyio
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DR VAN HAMBERTS FEMALE MONTH
~ ~ Pills are a safe remedy for obstruction, Dc
from cold, or any csuse-Sl per box. Coughs
uiA rheumatism, DC, cured BY Townsend's Sarsa-
parillA. Kenedy's discovery, by GUIoN, l2I Bow
ery New York MIC T2Ac'll1
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ships' Crews Letters.

ANN ship, WIN II Davis Lemuel bark Capt Whit
Aynu-e ship, Ole jansen ties
Atmosphere ship Henry Lizzie brig, John Nat
Hul thpWs
berlin ship, Jors carp NJ Il Rrnmhall ship EdN
Crouin MARY Robinson ship,
Bachelor brig, Richard Capt McClulvrr
bradley Mhrms ship, Olnt he
british Qrcen ,chr, Capt uatsson
CLARK Mnuchah, ship, St--
Crrolrs Mrauus ship, mon True
Can't Ashley Minnie Gordon bark.
Clyde ship, mitchell bow Dcu.y hurer carp
les, Jus,ph Puictt, h Mechanic brig, CrW l.
Williams MT~tuu
Constitution ship, WIN Milwaukee brig Capt l.
Audtr~ou,w II Elliott Brown
Thomas Arthur Frsnk Nord,ap bark, i Auirr-
sullivan snu, Arynld Olson
Calender ship Daniel Onward ship, AZ Cros-
Nt,hvrs.u man
CultNmr slip. John Oregon bark, Capt Ch.sy
Ln,lor N,ph A Il ,,s, jaime, w
C'r,r,uc In Z, " hing sloan, John Williams
Dow, ship, g. ltnnS carp Percy Pnpe ship Don
prIuur, la,k, q IlnSscu- aid M'G,lyc"y, WILL
EfHIr iuu Ooru
: u,lR a,- ship, Capt riscGaqm ship, X Z
tHurt Perkins
NJ. Ct,r,s -lr, C,ut P'sila n,,k, Gcrgc u
p,tvt drur, Simu~ln
| EHs,hdh Hamilton ship, Prlunr hril, Lorcul u
| cont ks-e, Weston
r"r,li II NJ ship. Lieut. Q!ncg bark, Captain
Nulnf l.urktu
Free rr.ir ship Albeit Racer II N ship, john
4 d rruu Mcnpuld haN
| 70 cIo'ihr Forest brig Rest,css B,rh, John I
| Cp Joh Mruute q swell
| Greene ship, Alex NJ g. Rowautrce ship, David
| roy Cp', a Coulter Gruig, Juru - ecl an
Gcors, wasuIn4tou ship, Wilson
| Jas Thorur, tcN R3plutr SHIP nc Krnu'
dosport ship, C'pt Mcr- strand
rill KnsphAn brig, Can't MtT
Gcerg ANA ship John vine ''
Adams SylyAnuaIBlhnChArd shlI,
Grenmor bark Albrit A Robert Smith
Anderson sebAstapol ship. M
l a. -. GN.H Ain -
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SPECTACLEs GOOD AND CHEAP
r~S sight Imptoved-proic-sor FRANKS
celebrated eye preserverS accurately adjusted N
defechve vision by an experienced practical opu-
clan. All kinds Of spectsces bought, sild, taken
in exchange repaired. Store 2Ss Grand st, near
Eldridge. dz4 24Ic'l26
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- niRHCrORAt
TKtN1stJ BERGEN, JOHN X pRTrx,x 4,
ANDW, FITZGERALD, SAMUEL, VAN vyc1
HIRAM y. ST. JOHN, ALEX ANDHR Mct,r' 7,
EDW'D T. BACKuO USE, CHAs A All VIZ
JAMES HARPER, STEPHEN A D0TJ
LEWIS HURST, DIS VOORHEES, a
JOHN l.. SPADFR, JAW SCIOONMIU
JOHNSON LEAKE, sMICHAEI, EEvIH
HENRY J. CULLEN, ALEX'R UNDERHIJl
LhNEklIT II. SAGE, JEREMIAH MUNDh,
fhlLlP B. CROOkR, SAMUEL GARRISOD'
JANIS Is. COOPER RICHARD u LEVEnL'
JOHN g, SCHUMAKRR DEMAS STRONG. Il
JOHN j. VANDERBILT JOHN LEFFHRTH
HENRY TIENKEN OLIVER 4. FIHKT
JA5 ChC lk5HANK, GEORGE RICHARD
- TKUNIS J. BERGEN. Pred
JAMES b. THOMPSON, Jr, seo'y. do lYsI,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-13

This Company inSures property Of all kinds AZ.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-13

allowed for vha, purpose Of aud
%. william Jones, plumbing
work for county Offices. III % II
| 20. A Anendorph, desks for
Curt Of Common Pleas. 70 % 20 %
25. W. ID. Roe 4 Co, printing
&C, for the oouniy...... s91 81 SOL 81
| -. james Donnelly, coal for
=. isoO and isCO. ..-...... 1870 10 i,ss, ~
| %. .Keyser Co, repairs Tor
new CITY HAIL.. GOi 6IOi
I9ass Of Detention -. Tw Gw
| rs. y. T. Barnard wood for
M.e of county ........... las ~ 1l5 ~
Is. william Durham, convey
ing prisoners W Sing
Is. john fsiy, otcai services II" ~"
UP W January 1........ Ait9 - s,it6 20
4. Levi Hayden, removing
rInten vessels from the
Z. .s,ainm n. Co., coal Tor
keeper Of Harlem Bridge 8 90 S %
T.. william J1nes, repairs Tor
County Clerk sofHce... "A ~
moriem eIanins,ions... 100 % 100 %
i..CeIk, contingent expenses
II. william Mansfield 6iting
up election poll 18th
IA. .J.s, ic,ea Of supreme caar,
=. for furniture ......... 100 90 100 90
IL. John H. TobiiL printing
:, ing minute. Of Hoard. las ~ 1s5 ~
cry tr the county. 80. ssn So Al
IS. John Y Trow, Directories
Tor the county. ......,. 1872 90 iI9 90
county ......,...... 100 i1O
80 coanty.... 10y, 'e los IS loo %
for tho county. -, ls6 u Iso ~
'''i county jill to June is,.. 2s5 % So %
| -. G.. 4. Humphrey a Co.,