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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03
SHERXFF,S &.9LE.

IN PARTITION.
A''r'"d,. Cochran lBI vanTU = J. Of en- o.;
Pleas Of Belmont County. Ohio. ! will otter for sale. Al
the front door Of the coun House, in 81. clair.vills, ON
Tuesday, April 10, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A NJ. and 4 O'Clock. p
NJ Of said day, the following described real estate, to
Situate IN the county Of Belmont and State Of Ohio.
and bounded and described as follows:
The First Traet being part Of Section No. IS. Town
ship No. 3. and Range No 2, beginning for lis bounds ne.
at a white oak stump on the corner between lnuds which,
IN lsSl were the lands u John Stewart and Joseph Me-
Kim, on the side Of the cadiz Road. and running thence
South sl:6o poles thence West " 50 poles; thence North
~ deg. West 2sS4 poles; thence North ~ deg. West 20 :
poles thence Norh az deg. IVES, 623 polest TO the road
"a. " POLES; thence South 70 deg. East DOL pole. ,hence
south Is deg. West Bliss poles thence South ~ deg.
East IS poles thence East bA poles to the place Of be-
Notwithstanding SO acres, more or less.
The Second Tract commencing for its boundaries in
the center Of the road IN front Of Robert Cochran's house
and running hence South ~ deg East35 poles TO q stake;
thence Eas, GA poles 10 n stump in the lane thence
sout, "a deg. East 9245 roles to corner Of Mrs. Greers
thence 81 deg. - Ess, Sc poles; thence South 7si deg.
the run; thence North ~! deg. East 81 2 poles; thence
eof West 81 poles; thence - deg. West IS poles 10
a stone thence South 81 deg. Yves, 10 poles to a stake
South ls deg. Yves, q. 81 poles to the place Of beginning
containing Is acres, more OF less.
The Third Tract being pan Of the Southeast quarter OF
North boundary OF land. formerly owned by Thomas
Tomlinson. and running thence North . deg. Esst:o poles
70 the South branch OF Gienn's Run; thence ~ said Run
North ~ deg. West "a J6 poles to T. post from which a
beech tree 10 inches in diameter bears South let deg
West 81 links; thence South ~ deg. West 423j poles 70
a post in the run, on the line OF the lands Of Rosanna NJ
Glenn thence with said line South twenty-one and thirty.
one hund redtfr poles to a post, from which a locnst SIX
inches in diameter benrs sou,h % links, being the North
west corner OF lands of the same Thomas Ton'inson
and thence with said line South AT deg. East 90 IS poles
TO the beginning eontaining 10 acres and 1V2 perches
more or less.
The Fourth Tract lying and being in Pease Township
Belmont county, Ohio. and being Lots No. 3 and 4 II
Wailace's Addition to the town Of Maninsville, in sale
county.
TERMS OF SALE: One-ihird in hand on the day o
sale one-third in one year. and one-third In two ycars
with interest on the deferred payments.
Appraised as follows:
First. Second and Third described tracts, g. $500;
Lots No. . and I, $50. r
P. LOCHARY, Sheriff
Sheria's Office, st. Clairsville. March "a, is6a.-siO s
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s6-WB give, in another column, the
comments of the Columbus Fact, the central
organ of the Breckenridge party of Ohio, in
1860, upon the proposed reorganization Of
the Democratic party under the lead of
the notorious Glen. Vallandigham.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03

D-Our Columbus correspondent urges
the people Of this county to present to the
Government measures to secure the location
Of the National Arinory and Arsenal in this
county. Surely, there is no better place
than one Of the River towns Of this county,
and our people should ut once take steps to
lay the facts before Congress. Who will
move in the matter? a.,.dt s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03

sG-SMrrH TOWNSHIP Union TIcKEr.-
The following ticket has been nominated
by the Union electors Of Smith Township
Trustees-Elisha II. Lucas,
Jefferson ROwles,
Oliver Metcalf.
Eeb-Haryey McCarahan.
Treasurer-Wm. Wilkinson.
Asssssor-Robt. Carr, Jr.
Coutabks-Wm. Judd,
John w. Weekly.
That is a good ticket, and ought to sue
coed.
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ttachmen
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS viii be- received BY
y the undersigned at the LEWIS HOUSE. in ST
C~LAIRSVIL.LE, on THURSDAY, VI 9Th DAY OF
MAY NEXT, between the hours Of 10 and ~ O'Clock
A. NJ, for furnishing and breaking Limestone on the line
Of The National Road, between the ID and 18th miles, al
numbered West from Wheeling. For mile 9 100 rod
mile 3, 50 rod; mile (, 49, mile !. aoi mile 0. 30 mile :
II, 30 rod. tH3ifr
Bidders must state the price period Of 100 cubic feet
The stone 10 be delivered at such places oil the diaeren
miles as he Resident Engineer may designate, and to be
broken to a size not exceeding four ounces in weight
Bids for furnishing and breaking must be separate.
JOHN A. BLAIR,
ap3 q Resident Engineer.
nF-na,ette conv u. E
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CHICAGO, April LA special to the
journal, from Cairo, says! Col. Buford
yesterday, accompanied by the 9th and
AID Illinois, and part q the 18th Wiscon-
sin, from pear Island No. 10, with 4 dctach-
ment Of cavalry and artillery from Hick-
man. under Col. Heg, made a decent upon
Union Ciiy, and foil upon the rebel encamp-
ment there, routing their entire force.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03

p&-SKEMs to us the Secesh were piling
it on rather strong when they made Bill
Campbell President of their meeting Satur-
day, and afterwards took up the same il
lustrious individual for Treasurer. "a lit
tie civet, good apothecary."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03

aa-We publish on the opposite page the
ticket nominated by the Union men of this
Township ON Tuesday night and also the
Corporation ticket. We hope every Unior
man in the Township will work earnestly fr
the success of these tickets.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03

aa-At a Regular meeting Of the Board
of the Belmont Independent Agricultural
Society it was decided to hold the Annual
Fair on, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
the 10th, 18th and 18th of September, 1862.
T. A. FRED, President.
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Three Very Desirable Farms
at .ldanisststratOr's Sale.


IN PURSUANCE Of an order granted by the
i Probate Court Of Belmont County, Ohio, / will
offer for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, April 26, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and p. n at the
front doorof the court house, the iollos ing de-
scribed real estate, Vi uated in,,said county. to wit
The LIST tract being the n Q or. OF sec 20, Up. I.
range 4, In the Sleubsnville land district, csntaln-
ing l59 acres, more or less,
The End tract being the n. W. Or. Of SEQ 20,
ID. Z, range 4, excepting So acres sold by John
Dent ST., to James McMillen, containing l25 scrss ,
more or less.
The ID tract being the esst half Of The n. w.qr.
by James Moore to Luther N. Norris. con thinning
73+acres, more or less. Being the premises OF
which James Moore died seized. They are well
watered and timbered and lie about . mile from
the National road and 2 miles from Lewis mills
and station, on the c. o. r. r /, and good roads
leading to both. They will be sold Tree OF dover
The premises are appraised as follows; The lei
tract al 5000 90. The 2nd tract at $4,000 90
The Sd. tract At $3.50 %. They will be sold in
separate tracts, or together to suit pnrcbasers.-
Terms of ga 10, one thiid in hand. one third in ons
year and one third in two years, with interest on
the deferred paymen p tlom the day Of sale.
HENRY lDDINGS, Admir-
Mar. 2F, 1882 4w d JameS Moore deed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03

nS-EvERY BODY should come up to the
polls next Monday, and push ahead the
Union ticket. Don't let Jeff Davis and hi.
robber hordes have an opportunity to re.
joice over Breckenridge Secession triumph
in Ohio. Come in early, and work until
the polls close.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03

Bas-SHERIFF LooHARY has bought the
fne property OF james Frasier, opposite the
Lewis House. The Sheriff designs going
into the mercantile business at Belmont this
Spring. f'+oH -
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Dissolution.

V,BF PARTNERSHIP b~erstofore eIising between
j Mshlon. n. Hatcher and Edward ShsIleross, trSding
the arm nsnle Of r. shsllcross 4 Co, 10 this day
BY mutual consent Those knowing thctnse ves
70 th. FIRM are requested 10 call and settle. Ia
ward shailcfosa and samuel J. Ustcbsf sns each sufhor
lied 70 receive payment Of all sums due the late hnn.
NAHLDN " HATCHER,
EDWARD sHAILcROss.
Loyd.yile. O. March "A, ip6a-mrz53v.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

IN PARTITION.
henry o''' Is Of sale 10 me- directed tn irom
Isabella Dixon, ct al } the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Belmont County, Ohio, I will offer for sale, nj the front
door Of the Court House, in 81 Cjairsville, on
Tuesday, May 8, 1862,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, a. ~, and 4 O'Clock,
2. A., the following described real estate, to wit; Lying
and being in the couniy Of Belnoai, md State Of Ohio,
and described as follows:
Being para and parcels of IRRATIONAL sectionrN No. %
3. and Rauge g. EeginhiRg for said Lot No
8 q, the Southeast corner OF the Lebanon Lot oil the bank
OF the Ohio River; thence South III deg. West IS poles
thence West TO Fieming's Ruai thence up said Run 10
The Southwest corner Of Lot No. 4 on said plat 70 said
LIE Buron Lot thence South with the West boundary line
OF said L. Baron Lot 10 poles, 70 the Southwest cornell
Of said LeBuron Iol and thence East with the South
boundary line Of said LeBaron Lot 10 The place Of be.
Cunning; containing IL acres Of land, more or less.
Beginning for said Lot No. 8 d the Southsasl corner o.
said lot No. s. on the bank Of said River aud thence
down said River South i0i deg. wess "a poles; thence
North IS deg. IVES, 20 poles thence South 70 deg. We:
Q poles thence North IS deg. West--sa said Fleming
Run; thence up said Run 70 the Southwest corner o
said Lot No, @, AID thence East with the South boundary
line OF said Lot Ne. S to the place ofbegnningi contain
ing III ucres, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE: Onethird cash; one-,hird in on
year, and one-tiird in two yeahA with Interest on defer
Appraised at The sum Of sa,eoo
SHERIFF. Office, s.. clairsville, April ., isdar-so
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SheriR's Sale.

WIN. Wallace stsi, Aemr RY VIRTUE Of sSsed
va. II 10 me directed from tia
william Cochran. copr Of Common Pl.al
Of Belncn, county: Ohio ] viii od.r for sale at the non
door OF The Court House. in 81. ClsifryIile, on
Tuesday, April 40, Is6a,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. ssd4 O'Clock, p
Wit: -
si,nste,iB the county Of Belmont snd stste Of Ohio
aid bounded and d., &C IL.d u. follows beng pan Of
the East half Of Section &c, Township ., and Rang @
beginning ut n stake on the South eide Of Martins Ferry
Road OF the dividing liu- Of snid sec. nnd n " corner 70
lot Of Hammond Andersen. thence with said d. iding line
north 2l9 east 10 poles 10 . stake thence south s7tS
a7-j poles TO a Stake mi the line Of Adam Coss isnl,
thence szi ? VIA 10 10 n stake on tho = side u said
road thence = ~ Q i05 pc to a stone tbeDce : ca :
W 52l pc 10 stone, OH the G aide OF the stale road
thence . re " 35Ib 70 10 a sake on the said dividing
line aud herewith u u ; . 2Lsl pc TO n stone . W cor.
nsr Of Hammond Andcrson's lOt; thence q 90 G ~ DO
TO . stake . e corner Of said lot; thence n "a ? = 1895 70
70 a stake n e corner Of said lot thence along said Mar
tins Ferry road n Sc " ~ 20 10 The beginning contain.
ing IL acres . Foods and 20 perches.
Terms Of sale, cash.
Appraise al $1,000.
sherih's Office. 81. clsireviIie, March n. I5Bz. $3.50
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03

M MAJOR-G ENERAL FREMoNT and staff
reached Wheeling last Friday. Major
Zagonyi sticks to the Pathfinder.
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advertisements,
Il H4RNENG.

T HAVE RENTED The field on the West side OF thu
j Quaker Meeting Kouse, aud hereby warn all person,
agaiIisi irespnssing upon il. Some persons have crossed
ii witi wagons. | warn them not 10 repeat II. as ! slal
surely prosecute them. JOHS q. re
ST. ClnirsviIlr, April 3. 1892
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n0-THE ATLANTIC MoNTuLY.-Th

n6-THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-The
April number of the Atlantic Monthly is up
on our table. 1t is a better number, if pos.
sible, than its predecessors. "a Message Of
JEFF Davis in Secret Session. by Professor
Lowell, is one Of the richest things We ever
read. "Agnes of Sorrento is concluded.
What shall we do with them?" is a good
article on the probable relations of the rebel
States towards the Government after the
rebellion shall be put down.
This magazine has not shared the unfavor.
able Influence which the war has had upon
literature generally Since the beginning
Of the year more than 10000 copies have
been added to its circuiation,- "a results al
once highly satisfactory to its conductors
and gratifying to the lovers of literature.
Terms So q year. Address, Ticknor q
Fields, Boston, Mass.
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Road Levies for 1862.

A r THE MARCH SESSION OF the Commits
IA sioiiers OF Belmont County u Tax OF three cents OF
eaeh orc i,sadrsa collars Of the valuation Of me tarabia
properly in said county was levied for road purposes b,
said Commissioners. And they also fixed the time fo
working OIL the roads between the first day OF April AM
October. Supervisors shall, not later than the 18th o
September. notify all persons in their respective district
the amount Of road taxes charged against them.
C L. POORMAN, Auditor,
by PiKR. COLEMAN, Depty.
March %, 1859.
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R-NorIoE.--The Third Annual Fair Of
the Saltwater Union Industrial Association,
Tifba held. On the Fair Grounds, IN the
Northeast corner Of Guernsey county, neai
Smyrna, ON Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, the oath, 18th and 26th days Of
September, 1862.
m, HARvEY, See'y9
Harrison and Guernsey papers please
Sep7. 4,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03

sSv-fhe B. & o. X. X. was re-opened,
under Government protection, on Tuesday.
Three passenger trains leave Wheeling daily
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03

,.HGrLctters were. received in town OF
Monday from the 18th Rsgimsit, At Co!
ldhibia,, Tenn. They are still headed South.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03
Local Matters.


e6vJThe Democratic meeting at the
Csurt House, on Saturday; nominated tho
following ticket:
1ypstees-Gco. Brown.
WIN. Meek,
-h VIM. Mcbride.
Clerk-Jas. A. Rinker.
7reosurer-William 8. Campbell.
MISUNDERSTANDING Giffen.
Const 1bles-Wm. Rice,
Alex. Williams, o. <
Superri,or-Jas. Anderson.
H. B. Smith, Esq, was thrown of the
ticket, because he is a Union man. So was
Mr.. Jos. Boggs, cur present Assessor; aud
the best Assessor we have lad, too, for a
dozen years, as every one admits.
William 8. Campbell was president of
the meeting. Jt
There are some good men on this ticket:
but the persons that composed the meeting,
knowing their self. styled Democracy" had
a large majority in this Township, purpose
ly nominated some Of the most obnoxious
men thay have in the Township. 1t re-
mains to be seen whether the voters Of
Ricaland Township will elect men to i'm
portant Offices who have been the most loud
mouthed, blatant champions of jeff. Davis
and this ac,ursod rebellion or men, on the
other hand, who have, through all the dark
night Of the rebellion, been true to their
country and its glorious flag. The issue is
made. There are some men put upon this
democratic" ticket who, for more than u
year, have been praying for the success of
this rebellion, and have been waiting to
welcome JEFF. Davis and his Vandal hordes
in Ohio. They carry the Black Flag Of the
traitors: the ticket nominated Tuesday
night the blessed STARS N STRIPES Of
your country. Choose ye!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03

sGrKIAKwooD'T owNsHIp UMoN Trek
fT.-Tbe Unconditional Union men Of glo
lous old Kirkwood have nominated tn,
following ticket:
Trustees--Robt. 1sred,
William Purkins, ~
vi John Greenfield.
Usrh--Joseph p. kriek.
Treaurer-R. w. Jamss.'
Assessor- Noble Carter.
CoastabLs-H. a. jones',
Alfred Lloyd.
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date of Cairo, 10Th, says the 6riug on Fri.
day at Island No. 10 was quite heavy, the
rebels opening from a new battery, mounted,
IL is1supposod with ~l2S-poundcrs. The en-.
envy could be seen cutting away trees and
rapidly pushing forward other means Of lie.
Tense. They seem to havH no idea of evac-
uating at preSen', and are daily getting more
cannon In position.
Word reached the feet last night that
four rebel gunboats partly clad with railrt ad
iron, appeared, below Point Pleasant, but a
General Pope's batteries extend almost a
continuous line Of Is miles, it is not believed
they can force q passage.
CHICAGO, April IA special to the Times
off Island No. 10, dated March 3lst says A.:
The river has fallen several inches to day.
The rebels have erected a lnrge entrenched
camp 10 the bend Of the river and directly
ia front OF our gunboats. An embapkment
half a nile long has been thrown up on the
shore, behind which guns are mounted. A
large number are masked as yet. We have
no meaps of ascertaining what artillery they
have posted at this point, several of these
batteries however, are plainly visible. The
entertainments extend from the centre ofthe
bend to the upper point of the Island. They
are constantly busy both with steamboats,
and men. Our mortars fired yesterday and
to-day every fifteen minutes, with what Ell
feet we were unable to decide. The shells
are all thrown upon the Island, the rebel.
make no answer except III occasional firing
heard in the direction Of New Madrid,
caused by engagements between batteries
which are placed on the opposite sidcs of the
river below that place. We get no new:
from there.
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FLrsarNe, Ohio, Apnl II

FLUSHING, Ohio, April II. III.
This is To certify thai ] hsve had in usr ole of wheelsS
Il Wilson's Sewing Aachires for about seven uorfhs
and have dosie all kinds OF sewing, from the h~svre
~cassimerrs To the finest cambrics. have no trouble wrh
it, and would no, pur with i, under any cicanaanesa
II has oi me ~. ing, except for needles, and can n.
commend il 10 ui who want 10 buy a machine rs being
ths beat for ialldly uss. MRS J. p. JuDxINs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03

I6v~The last Gazette calls Hon. George
Bancroft, one of the most distinguished
Democrats in the country, an abolition
It," The Gazette is not now edited by
Heaton. We believe Gressinger is a mem
Der of one of our Christian churches, and
would call his attention to the 10th verse Of
the xXth chapter Of Exodus. He will
perhaps find profitable rssding there. W.
fsslly think il fought toinduOe him to change
,ths whole course Of his paper.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03

This Is To ccriify that ] have haa in use one Of Wheelrs
L Wilson,. Sewing Machines Tor the lust six months, AID
hnd hiatt fully comes Up TO the various accommodation
OF its proprietors. and well adapted To The wants Of a
family. In fact l would not do without il for ihvs times
is cos, II ! Could not purchase another Of fhe same kjad.
MRS. JOSH. F. BRANDENBER6.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03

FLusuis5. Ohio, April II, N.
This IL 70 eerify that I have had In use about Two yesss
ons OF Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines. and havu
used Il IN all Kinds OF sewing p-edcd In u family with on
ire Satisfaction, md Il has never been oI oil order, e
COS, oas eeui for anything except oil and needaaA
t. "a. ". MRS. ISAAC HOLLOWAY.
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A''1''d;. Cochran lBI v !. a.1r 2 . q s, ,a 2
pleas Of Belmont County. Ohio. ! will otter for sale. Z
the front door Of the Coun House, in 81. clairsvills, ON
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-04-03

Prior 10 Eiiss Howe. Jr- invention. patented In ~, si
nucmpts " adopt machinery has proved plsutvs. HI
is the bass OF all successful mrchines-ikeir dsdsnnses,
howeves, are marked and important. The rommires af
the American Institute classified them accounting b Ne
Sitch made slnl the purpoEes 70 which the machine 10 =
be applied. h. four Glasses. 1T I'd. 81 and tth, r'class3h-
caiioii indicating tie general order Of msrk and inPsH
lance. Ann. 49, aa LIB ~
Ciss, Ia includes the Lock Stitch Machine fr fssnay
use, and for manufacturers in the same range Of purpoes
and material The committee has neigilsd this cisss ths
izhcst rank, on account OF tie elasticity, prmaHsncn,
beauty and general desirnblerees Of the sttehing when
DONE and the wids range of its spplicaiionr "A NE
head Of this class they place Che Wheeler 4 Wilson Ma.
chine, and award il tie highest prrmiuIu. This has been
be uniform award for this machine thrpuEhoul the c0lp-
ny for several years- and we think no disinsefestsd per
oil will dispute lis justice and pprie'y.-tPahassdsf.
II wHr.Lhlg Ann WILSON'S srwux~ MAcHrs sock
he hrs, premium NJ the lats Helmon, County, Fair.
H. G. r l. agent for The sale OF oe abovs as
med machine IN the oonrties Of Harrison. Jefferson, Or
roll Tuscstawes; Gnsrassy Belmont and Monroe
D~WARRANlED a and cod ~
H.N MARTIN, FLUSHING. BeaaCu Cosnsy, Ohio.
D.sssp yop a cgr2IAEn nsye
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
Manis.

HNEaCHER-A young Lady, well quainro -
i the Eugh Branches, DrsvIng fain1; Lsia AZ, r'nen
sad Muric " iosi cus O! obtaining SlIUAAiOS ~
ScUOOL a FAMILY Immediately Call On toG address
TRtCTItR ~ Paver-'s Hotel P1kroV for t'7o dsy' pc
,nd 10 o'clock where ss mes oc ,eep VIZ 20
r,comerdso1s from the School where he has besn teaeh
ifg flr the ii.t cightssn month";.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
GOLD ~ !,

VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE for SALE
The subsriber long aud successfully engaged In the
manufacture and preparation Of the following INKS ard
viii s-Td by mail to person desiring IT, and upon
receipt OF tie piiceS named full and complete decoh' 10Y
the Ina ufsciufe or pfepara'ion oi - 80
Wilco1is Greenish Blue Writing Fluid" .......5l0
Wiloox's Superb Black Writing lax ......'...
Mi.oox's Brilliant Uarmine Ink "........-......
"Wlcox's Lsuudry Bluing " tsEits ever 5odyl.. )
Druggs grocers, and ohers viii largely by putting
up Their Laundry buiug" Energy tact, and economy
VIII give success with iheie receipts almost srywhc.e An
order ior tue whole 1u ocepis will oe 81 ed iSf ~ Ad
dreso bhANItS w. NIL1pHt ~ l. S"y'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
Commlnioners ofTazes and Assessmen.s.

Crrlrg or vHR BosaD or EXCISE No. Is CEyrRRsI.,(
EEY-YORK. April IS, lse2 (
ITO the INN, TAVERN, and iiOTEL-KEEP~
FRS ard fiCJ OR-DEALERS Of THIS CITY-rhs
BOARD or EXCL T. viii open the Commission the 20tk
5f MAY 1867 % o'clock in the afternoon, in The Common
Pleas C5ur' Room PnIt No the puTpo-s Of GRAN1Ih0
LICENSES FOR The rlsuug excise year sd viii close tho
,line after a se.sion OF hliJ days
The nk Petitions ard bong. can ee hs5 1t the Offices %
No Is Centre-st
Porrrr r0fwgs. Counsel 70 The Board No % Duanest
H. Bsotce Is hereby given that tac penalties prescrbe<
by the law viii be u aiIy enforced