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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS,

.,l46-,iamrs VI. Hinton. pT,sis' -uomp drh-
-nn and 3. X. Buchanan.
EeIiaer-Phineas Garrett
I,4i,fss--W W. Inspor Taylor
CorouCr--N II. ielclJor.
E1Hgsr-Iohn Corbut.
lssrsnue CoRecior-f. q. BrSey
Edilroad Tar C5llsc'or--W. u. Robertson.
Constable for he Nds5rN, UAr,o'--Jofr % Go~'r
and j. g. Newman.
COUNTY COURT
.lugs-Hou, James whitvorh.
CIrE-P. Ilud5ley Nl,hol
- Tho Judges Court meet the Gut Monday la
carh month, aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
tho Magistrates Of the County, held the 6rst Mon
day III January, April, July and Ociobcr
CIRCUIT COURT
Judgs-Hou. Nathaniel Baxter,
ClsrE--Dayid C. Love
ss- Tho Court meets the ont Monday Go March
and September.
CRIMINAL coURT.
JuSgs-Hon william X Turner.
Clsrk--Charos T., nggons.
az The Court meets tbe ant Monday IN April hu.
rusi and neosmber.
cHANcERY COURT,
Clanosllor-uon Samuel D. Friersou.
t7eTL an3 nfasis7-J, r. Gesves.
AZ The Court meets tho first Nouday In May aud
November,
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LouHFulr September ig.-Muiuud,s of
conflicting rumor respecting matters srurH
of h7re have prevailed nm day creating
considerable excitement. AN that can now
1l sa0d lg tlat Kirby Smith appears 90 bs
Jg0l.aR sragg attending 90 glV0 Buell. bs..
uc. L0li1g.iIe iH hciug i0rmidably in.
uencled. and great numbrrs 90 slaYea. IRON
loyal and dhioyal 0Vnors. ildiscdmiaaieiy.
as7s been Impressed for ,bsl pUrposs.
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Election of United states senator Ia
oregon.

SAN ERAgcBCo, Sep, 16.-B. L. Hard
inc was elected United States Senator by
the Oregon Legislature on the 18th inst,
after thirty ballots, The last vote stood
Harding, 2Si q, Williams, % Hard
ing is q Union Democrat
The citizens in the vicinity Of Port
land, Oregon, have contributed $1,000 to
tho National Sanitary Fund.
A dispatch dated Ruby Valley, Utah,
September 10, says that twenty three
emigrants were murdered by the Indians
near Grayelly Ford, Humboldt River
Colonel C0nn0T viii dispatch q company
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DAVIDSON County DiBroToEY-C Continued.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERs

MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERS
PoH--Hesdqnaricrs on Gigh street. Con Ncgley,
commanding.
Observation-Disclosures on snmrner street ar
Ford's rssidenoe.) ". IT, sidoI Siai Ijlh 2. TO-
faHtry, A. A. A.G.
fr8rou Mdrshrl-Iieadquarter at th1 Capitol. A.
G Gilcm, Ool. lst Tenn. lniantTy.
Clief Afistut Ql,artar1asfrr - Headquarters On
Cherry street; No. 10, CIudge Cgiron's re.idence)
Capt J. D, Bingham.
As'isiani Quortsrmasier-No. - Cherry street Capt.
Y. Stevenson.
hesi'iam QH1lte-mas-r Vino street, near Ars.
Poke ff.ifeuco. Capt. R. y. Lamb.
Ar.itml QtartgmasieT--No. o., Market street 80
capi ~ Hsle
CLie5 Ca7ni..a-g-- --HoadQuarters, No 10, Vine o..
Capt r Nicfccly.
Commis'ary oi Slsiasaos-Bioad street. Cspt s.
Idlto
AoiiHq CoaimistaTB ~ Sub.itehcs-Cornsr cf Broad
and College streets Lieut. Charles Allen.
Medical Direfor--summer street. Or. Ford'a o.d
rcsIdcncc) Surgeon, p. SW IT,
Medical RTregor', O6ics--Churrh street, Masoni,
Building. } r. rIRrtF, surgeon, sth Kentucky In
! fsntry, Acting Medical puryeyor
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Don't dispute against facts VOL cslab-
lishcd merely because there Is somewhat
unaccOuntable ia them That thc worlo
should be created Of nothing 10 to us 20
couceigablol but not, therefore 70 RF
doubted
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

Persons wishing TO send Freight and rlctago by
the Morning Trslus Of 'le LovsyluE ANl hAfu'
,1lE. aRd NAsuvuLE ASH prcArrn RhitnoAfs,
must have tha ssme AZ me omcs hT o'c.o's ne
evening prov'Sps
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Justices Court.

usSNAh tailAHAs, rt1D lnaf-it lo.of5 G.. NJ.
tsolthgatc, Justice OF
e.. d. EMIou ugrE thc Ita.e ioI Davidson
t1untY. Itnu0rHue.
Tho p.nintu, Hannah callahan, iu tuia action have
iug obtained 40 Attachment against the dolondauti
g. h i.liJtt, gCd issued 20 Constable of said Coun-
yt 500 returned by him, iey led property belong
ing lo tae do.oDdlpti and oD motion uf plaintiff 90
sppuaTing t1 tlo atHlarion Of said ]ustcc that the
defendant a. non resident OF the slate of Icnn0 sea
10 g. ordered t44t publication be made Cor tHur suc-
rcFsIyc vceks n aewspapar published in The cts Cl
NashFIle called th0 uuIOu,' wGru.us the drIrnd-
aut Oh appear before Had Justice ou iha llth day o
ugtohor, 1902, and plead, answer or dgmur o. said
atag hmgnt otharH 7o thU cause WI Doc Hrf lar uUhr
ing ~ uIris ON that tay.
a.. NJ. sOUTUGNTE, Jr
Sept. ON. 1sf'-lIs. rr. Gr. $500
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O. O.
Iouy =. Hpr, Grsud Secretary, should na ei'r''se,
81 Ndstual- TrHa.

Iou, y. Hur, Grsud Secretary, should h' addressed
81 AdstuH-, 10a.
T,rnss'ss Lsdgs No. l---Mcot9 every TUESDAY Eren-
ing az their Hall, ON the corner Of Union aud sum
mcr streets The officers for the present term, are
a. s. Iesueur, n G.; J. f. Mills, va; J. L. WcaAlcy,
Secretary L. X Spain, Treasurer
T,obus Lodge, No. lo--Meetq At the same place
every Monday Beening, Tho officers are q, A.
Campbell, n. c.; Henry Apple, Y.G.i J. L. rarS,
secretary o. 4, Brown, Treasurer
Sailev lodge, No. 0o-Moots At their Han, ON South
Cherry street, every Friday kyening. Tho ollccr
are o, G, Covert, N.G,; Frank Hartman, YG.; james
WYATT Secretary W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer
Aurora Lo5g,, No lo5, (Germaul l--MeoIs at She
Hall, corner of Uuion ana summer streets every
Thursday Evening. Tue officers are Cbarl's R0ch,
No; P. FrIedma', VG., 80 HticrlFh, secretary
Goo selorle, Treasurer,
R.dosly Eacau,pms,g, No l--Meetset tho above Hall
on the drst and third Wednesdays O. oorh month.
The officers are j. E Mills, C.P.; r. n, Mcbride, M;
q. y Fuller, sW, lcter Harris, Dr.. 3 ". lohn y.
Hide, scribe D X, Cutter, Treasurer
Olhs BFancA IeiolmPmcll, 40 4-hcels a. tho
above Han on tle second and fourth Wednesday
nights Of each month. The ooccrs are: Jas. T Boil,
C.P., Henry Apple, Rps L.. Aioker, s.W.; D. Fried
man, I.w.. Charles Klrnhor. Scribe; Ward,
Treasurer,
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News from the HattIo-Gsid.--Army
Stores.

BALTMoRv, Sept 10 was on the
battlefield up TO ten o'clock yesterday
morning, and left with confidence that
all was going on right lt was a grand
battle-the most severe Of the war, every
division of tho rebel army being on the
field. From Harrisburg dispatches, and
other movements, think there had been
some change in the position Of the armies
at the close Of the day, but have no doubt
that all is well. Army trains were moy-
ing forward from Frederick 'his morn
iuu..
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ARRIVAL AND DRPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Louisville & Nashville B,B Train leave at $40, AM.
" au. 40 $50, Pm,
N,sbynls 4 necatur R.E Train loayss al 600, An.
arr, at 100, pm,
Mach A Cbattauoogs RR Train leaycF al 10 90, An.
M325, pm.
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time since leaving Frederick. We took
1900 prisoners during the day; the enc
my obtained but few from ne.
The following officers are among the
killed and wounded HartsuH, Duryes,
Sedgowick, Captain Andenreid, Aid to
Sumner wounded; Major Sedgwick,
killed; Colonel Mcneil and Lieutenant
Allen, Of the Bucktails, killed; Colonel
Polk, United States Snapshots, wound
ed. Several other prominent officers are
reported killed and wounded, but there
is nothing positively known concerning
them
rhe Battle 10 be Rcsumed To-dhy.
HRBunuEc. Sspiemb0 I8--Tuf0ima-
tion received this morning direct from
the battlefield, represented that the bat
tie would undoubtedly be resumed to-
day, but up to this time no firing has
been heard at IIagorstown.
Forces remain in about the same posi-
ton as yesterday night. Troops are
still arriving by thousands, and are inn
modiately forwarded
Later adyices just received at head
quarters from HagerstoWn, confirm the
report that Ro fight had taken place to-
day; that the rebels were supposed TO be
short Of ammunition, and that the fight
would probably reoOmmenco at daylight
tomorrow.
The telegraph line being extended 20
Boonsboro, will probably be completed
tomorrow.
Chc Late BATTLES Of IcCIcIlnn--An-
other Rattle Necessary 40 settle
the Question.
HARRTsuUEG, September l5--rho news
received last night indicates that the re-
suit Of Yesterdays fight was decidedly
in our favor hut still another fight is ne
cessary 10 determine who shall finally
he the victor Ii was expected the bat
lie would be again resumed this morn
ing, but no firing has been heard, and IL
is supposed that burying the dead is the
order Of the day.
McClcllan's headquarttr, sgs at
ShaTpsburg,
Surgeon General Smith dispatched a
special train 20 HagerstoWn 10 attend our
wounded
The number wounded IN McClcllan's
recent battles is very large; most of them
will probably be brought 10 Pcnnsyl-
Yania The rebel prisoners takcn were
! sent to Fort Delaware.
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CITY COUNCIL.

Haor,i al Alderma,--M.M 81. Bricn, President =, L..
Newman, G. Al. Mayhold, HG. scoye, WINS Ch"i-
ha-a, j. G smith, N. a L. Claiborne, and lac Robh.
,omnon Cinncii--w ?. Jones', Presidenti William
Roberts, T. ). Yarbrongh, wm Driver, Wm.stswart,
Louis Hough W. Mullins, james Turnor, g. NJ, South
rate, A. " Cole, Jas. Davis, Andrew Anderson, J. D
Knowles and John rroldy
sr,Nso covwr1r'a oe uts cr corNou.
Tipapos-gnowlos, scogel ami Cole.
Water Woris--Nuderaon, Smith and Claiborne.
lrsss Yarbrough, Turner, southgale, Davis, Brlen,
Heyaeld. Chssiham and Claiborne.
ThorE-NewmaB, Stewart and Turner
Ho.pitai--Joncs, Mayaeld and Sloan
Sclools-Cheatham, Maydeld anu knowica
rirs DsparfYasai-Cfcady, Driver and Newman.
Ga,-Driycr, Cheatham and Davis.
Cigaetey,--Smith, Stewart Rnd Newman.
Misk-f House-R Roberts 1teEart sud Turner.
S'ares-uough, Claiborne and DAVIS.
foiics--Cheatham, Bren and Anderson
K5rings-llourh, Claiborne and Brcn.
WorEAouse-Cheatham Mayhcd and Knowles
Iqprorcpspb and Eypsaditurss Cole, Scoyol aud
Crcady.
Public Popgty--Brieu, Cheatham ana Turner
Isg Hupse--Maynod, Jones and Roberts.
ar The Board o. Aldermen meets tbo Tacsdsys
oext preceding the second and fourth Tburfdrys IN
each month"; and the Common Council tho second
and fourth Thursdays In each month.
NIGHT POLICE
C,ytadl-John Baugh
Iir.t LieHanoai-Wm. Ylrbfough
secom Lisufeaaat--Jobn II. Davis.
poliosmea--wm. Jack son, John Caycntcr, Nlch IA
yi. joel Philips, VIM. Baker, John Cottrah, William
A.ayo, John Engles }. ". Wright, John rhckelt
Robert Scott, W. C. Francis Thomas Frances, Andrew
joyce, David Yaies, and Charles Hniit
s1- The police Court Is opened ovcry morning at
nine O'Clock
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severe IngRe ement WIth the En-
Cmy--I 900 Rebel Prisoners sent
so Ghc Rear.


WAsHNGToG, Sept. 15.-The latest in-
formation received here to-day was dat
ed at tho seat Of war at eleven o'clock
last night, when it was toleCraphed that
Mcclellan had q severe engagement
throughout the day, resulting in gaining
the position for which our army fought
Information from a point within four
miles Of the battle ground, up to nine
o'clock this morning, says nothing Of the
engagement having been removed up 10
that hour Il merely states that 1000
rebel prisoners were taken yesterday,
and that they were being marched 10 the
rear, past that point, under q guard.
The reconnaissance in force made yes
terday has demonstrated that there are
no rebel troops between Washington and
Bull Run, which our scouts yesterday
reported were there in full force, and AZ
Drainesville on Tuesday evening.
Major Sherburn, Of WadsWorths stat,
has examined a number Of State prisoners
in tho old Capitol, preparatory to q final
decision in their cases.
About a dozen prisoners of war viii
be released on taking the oath of allie
glance. They were mostly residents of
New Orleans and are intelligent men.
In accordance with the orders of Cen
cral Banks, Major Dosler is transferring
the desorters and stragglcrs arrested by
his guards 60 the convalesCont camp
near Alexandria
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yisn,,, afarsAals-W 10. WIlkinson, a. G. Tucker,
aud James A sioele
rleyls ogNs Martss--John Chumbley, es-egici' arFt
Joe l. Ryan, second and John Rcidick, third
Tar Asseuor--Whnm Driver.
Rsrssns C9fiscor--A y. shankland
Tgi.r Tar Colnoior-F. 3. Garrett
T-sasBrw--2. Henry.
B1arf Maa,sr-Tbomas Lcako.
sppeiaisadas u The 7Borth0ass--I, Q. podd.
ltiperhtsuds7i e6 Ao Water Worts--Iamos Wyatt
ClisC ef ne IRE D.p1rtmsnt--John NJ seahrTy'
s.rton Of hs Osneieyy--T II. Mcbride.
Sy.esf Orerscsr--j. l.. stewart
Ci, ANoriep-lohn DicPbail Smith
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order or CencrnI POpc Recalling
Western Regiments.

MuwAuEIF, September l8.-A dis
patch has been received from General
Pope 60 the Governor requesting that no
moro troops be sent from this State.
The Tweuty-lifth Regiment which
should have left for Kentucky to-day, is
now ordered 70 st. Paul
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Ra6iNsou CIountg airtttorg.
clrY GOVERNMENT
Join HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Rccorder.

JoHN CHuMnIEY. ~.
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nEDIClNRA.

CURE YOUR COUGH-TAR AND WILD
OCEerry BarA have long held very high postic Z
" eurAnVts for affections OF the Lungs and Thruai,
by the medical profession, and the putlic In gem
hiss oombined the sctve principle " these in orm.
pound which be desiRnRtes ~ the SYRUP OF TA1
AND WILD CHERRY, for CoughA Cllds SIRE
Throat BronehiIis, dc. II In unHur passed Give 10 .
trial. Bold AZ the low price of Twenty Ave csns
per hottie, by the proprietor, SAMUEL CAMP
BELL Chemist and Ap0thecary, g W. cor Sab sw
and 2sth st. Also at MuDonAld's Dry Goods ~ IA
800 Bowery. Bold wholesale by Meaara. SChienellI
Bro. a Co, cor william and Bsekman 80. Also tos
sale, PIrmans Rheumatic Lniment, prioa ~ cert
per bottle. do T2Ao'lIo
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O6 CENT HAIR DYE-BESr In USE
go BRlEBrS Columbian Hair Dye can be had
~ 81 Eighth ave; $50 Allen n, Houston q. cor Az.
ID; t4o Grand II. 4lo Hudson So 1896 Sixth av; So
oond ave and S0th 81: $40 Eighth ave 1876 Hudson
q; e72 Division 81 t9s Fourth ave; II Avenue D;
and liz Division u, BRooKLyN-iO6 Fulton 81; 200
Court st COR. Myrtle ave. and Carl NJ and corner
Franklin Myrtle AYES wuLiAHsBuRGH-Grand
street., Nos 80, 100, EOS 2l2 and 9T9: south 9th and
sth Bouth 9th AMI It'll South ~ and 9th also ty
Druggists generally Depot 40 South Seosnd "a.
william sburgb, between Secoud and Third streets
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1hs meal done, the hrmsr supplied zach oo.
with pipes and tobacco and they smoked lo>- IL
silence thinking Of the part they were setting
and Harrington waited until they fnl he'd be-
fore addressing them again, In accordance via
Indian custom. At length whom the prope
time came, he rcopencd the conversation by ask.
ing them Il thore w1 anything olso they dee red
The red man heard, answered the Heart o.
Wolf, that the young chief had wandered
from the wigwam Of his fathers
Yes, replied Harrington. "The foot Of the
young Is swift-their hearts are light--thoy
come and 10 at win"
The Storm spirit was abroad 10 his wrath
He twisted the gnarled OAK and bowed the pine
from the eyes Of the angry Manitou binding
and destroying The foot Of the young brave
Is not wont TO wander on such night"
:" When the ycrng hunter il abroad, and the
strm overtakes him he finds shelter in the lodge
Of his friends"
4" lie cannot 6nd his way like the WOLF lie
l. no, cunning as the specklod serpent"
Z" But the wigwam Of bis friends are open and
he Is aaie therein"
Il WAS desperate game this that Harrington
was playing and well he know f.. The milan
vas determined TO ascertain tho whereabouts of
Luke, and tho white man 10 give him no inr,r-
nation, though luckily he Wa favored in this
reeFcet by his own total want Of kno wle1go.
however, he saw must DO done 10
convince tho search.rs that the boy -as not in
he house and his resolve vas spsc,lily taken.
VIII my brothers look at the wigyam OF
he pale warrior and soc how he shelters the
ones that come to him in the night time ?"
and without waiting for q hor acq1iosence or
refusal he arose and opening door after door
showed them every corner within the house.
The pale chief i, kind to the stranger"
said the Indian spoke.mN..
"And my red bro hers will DO to tho pale
" Anderer. My bro hers know the w. od and tho
prairie. If they see the young chief they will |
give him food and bring him lack 10 his homr |
Their hearts aye large and tlsir hands btrong. |
The Great Spirit made them wise in the wood,
md on the prairie, replied Harri t,ton and tho |
'i'itors finding themselves con plotely baiTled |
departed ~ituOut d-ignit a word o. answer TO |
hoir implied hospitality, or the request " sock
md protect Luke.
Harry watched them until they were lost in |
he timber ard then, with a hurried word |
omfort and advice, whistod TO his dog and |
.ook tie track to the Iettleron' passing near
enough 10 Wilbur no ,evor to give him a Sig |
lal that all was well.
IT, a. nns,Is,.,,I
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
S-Fnm kut OF CpItlAnut ssrset-C, ansoung a
Hampton Junction with Delaware, LsokAwaIA
Western RNlrIAd, and Al Easton With LebiHh Val
ley HAllrua and its o,nnetnnA, forming q dirsua
line " PITTSBURG and ,ho W EST, without chanss
Of cars.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Nov. 4Ih, ls6l-LsAve Now York 4
HARRIsRrRa ExrREss-M 8 A NJ, tsr HaAsoa:
Reading, Puayille Harrisburg, AAuoh Chunk
WlliAmHport, &c.
MAIL TRAR-At AM, for Euaou, Water Cur.,
BcrAnLn, Great Bend, Pttson. WlkesbArre, 80.
~ NJ, TmnUGH TRIH-Por EAston, MsunA
Chunk, WiliisnsPoTt, Reading, PosuVilla. Harris.
burHh, &e.
aPM TuROuau TRAN-For nas.n, BeshlAhsua
Allentown and hAuch Chunk.
bBOPM. WAY TRAIS-For Snmervila.
sCOPM Western Express for Eastou, Alleaioxyu.
Reading. harrisburg, P'rsr6ugh, and the wesA,
Sleeping Cars IN Il JsrSts City through " Pitss-
burg
EXPRESS TRAIN FOR HARRISBURG.
80 NJ Express Tram frum New York Grrt-S
at Harrisburg al Pm o,nnscsing K4st aud WEE
on nsylVAi n Central X .road, Northern Central
Railroad North and South, and with CumbsriAnd
THE THRoUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR THE
WEST
leaves New York At 9. N daily tSundAys sfcaps-
ed making cloae conn@ction ~ Harrisburg vi,h
PenDsylvAniA RailroAd-with no change II card 70
Pttsburg, and but one 10 Cincinnssi and Chicago,
Four hours time Ia saved by ticking this train.
ELIZABETHPoRr AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave New York from Pier NJ. o North River, =
9lE 4. NJ, 1880, Q, 30 and so n.
TIE boats stop a. Berg en Polnt and hAHAorN
HarbO- every trip esch
suIS IY'iO0' JOHN o. .sTERNs, suPOinssndsaa;
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NOTICE TO rAx.PAYERs-oFFICE Oh

NOTICE TO TAX.PAYERS-OFFIC OF
4 rHA COMMISSIONER OF rAXEa AND AsskssA EES
No, 81 CnAhnAks-sI., Nav YoKK, January Is, 1S6&
-NOTICP ID HEREBY GIVEN, thai the Assess
ment Rolls Of Real and PorsnA Estate 81 the Cir
d Ne" YORK, Tor we gear lSOI, are uow open tol
PuuIlc Inspection and will continue ppyn un., 49,,
S,ah day o. April next, inclusive. All taxpayer,
are earnestly requested 10 call and examine ths
same, In order that any ERRORS In the assessments
may be corrected Ais, all persons entitled by Law
" reduction OF ther assessments, by reason OF bsin,
leTgymen or for military services; andAlso ltsraT,
Vt CHARITABLE Institutions, by law exempt from tar
,tion are requested IN make application Tor such 10
iucton ut exemption, previous W the closing Of ans
rolls On said 5Oth day NJ April.
The following seCtion Of the Aot OF April 10, lsns
published hr the information Of tax. payersi
bpo. 10. During the time the books shall be opat
~ public inspection, ~ herein before proviiad
'pphoauon may TO made by any person opnnderinI
himself AgBrieVed by the assessed valuation Of lib
real ~ personal estate, W have the same corrScs
Al. Nsuch application be- made In relation ~ IA,
assessed Vaution Of real estate, II mus bs mad,
In writing, stating the ground Of objection there
N, and thereupnn the Commissioners shall exArnirJ
into the COMPLAINT and II, In their Judgment, Ihs
SeesSnent ls erroneous, they shall cause the aAnns
" he onrreCted, II such application he made h
relation " the 1s'essed valuation " personal o.
tate, she applicant shall lie examined under oath bI
lhe said Commissioners, who shall hs authoriKnF
70 administer such oath, or any Of them, and IL "
hh OF their judgmenL the assessment In erruaecuI
thuy alAu GAUSS the same N la corrected, and a.
the amount OF such A. they may hall W.
y be Juss and declare their decsion therein w,hh
thirty days Jter such application shall have beas
made " them. No reducti0n shall be mAde by thi
Board Of Supervisors Of any assessment on real On
personal estate imposed under this Act, unls~a 4
party Aggrioved was unable N attend within lhI
period prescribed Tor the correction OF TAKes, b.
reason OF sickness OF absence nom the city.-LAWi
Of is0s, Chapter soi, ssc.ioas . and 10.
A. j. WILLIAMSON,
J. w. ALLEN,
,. ". BROWN
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DYSPEPSIA CAN Blk BELTEvED-ALI

DYSPEPSIA CAN BIZ BELIEVED-AL.L
- who doubt u should Ey n q o3as o. DIR Snilh'a
lief OF DyspepaiA, Indigesd' n, Loas of Appstita.
Nausea and sickness Of che Stomach. Y atulsnGy.
So. This remedy will be found one Of the nni
agreeable and efhcaGOus ATtic discovered Tor
tie permanent ours IL thAi distr Ssing diss~As-
DYSPEPblA. Perseverance, with this mfdicins will
ensure regularity Of the bowels at all umea A
number Il certificates might be obtained, buI thSV
so easily procured With 10 little regard 70 truth
that thcy can have no weight With discerning pub
Ito. Therefore, the proprietor u oonhdsnL hAl a
ac,sr In the cure Of Dyspepsia over ali o,hr rsmeda
in use .. the present. day. For aAls a 20 snsh
sesond 81. williAmsburgh To DO had N Ne
York, Al 81 Eighth ave. ; 20 Grand a. 100 Ansa.
cor btAnlna ~, and COR, Ave. y and HousIoa =
Ruos " weak n. LSsiis. ia 49, "a '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20

w INES AND IQUORS-OREILLY &
w Son, importers and wholesale dealers H.
foreign and domestic liquors, 2lb DuAne 1t, near
West, New York, niier for sal chssp for cash h.
bond OF In store, In Quantities N suit purchasers
Fine old Rochelle sud Cognsc Orandea Holland
gin. Jan Rics and Fl CrnN rum, Irish and Scotch
whiskey, Port, Sherry, Clarrs and ChAmpAgns
wines; tose,her with large stock OF pure domss-
tic liquors, including two thousand gallons % Bour.
bon Viii key, from one " Ave years old. Every
article warranted ~ represented Orders will NEE,
prompt attention. lO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20

palm OF WHITE LILLIES-FOR ERA
- dicating all impertectiuns Of the SKIN, 70 wit
Fan, 6unburn, Pimples, BlOtches, SiLlowness, &c,
Gentlemen who are trnuhloi with Plmples on the
ace II h Sso excellent 10 before going gu, N
kate, as II keeps tho keen air trum chapping the
skin. Price 70 cents per bottle. For sale AZ the
agency 81 South Second ~ Wllliamsburph, and II
NJ. vi Eehh ave New York. fel2 az