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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-06


The Recent Revolutionary Ceagress.
The record left behind it by the Thirty
seventh Congress, which has just expired is far
from credtable to that body or To the nation
which it represented, or rather misrepresented,
since the 4th Of July, 1861. Its deliberations
have developed no statesmanship- even
single man possessed of sufficient sagacity to
appreciate the crisis and its necessities The
same want Of capacity to perceive or grappls
with the danger has been made apparent in the
leaders Of the republican party outside Of the
halls OF Congress. Mr.. Lincoln and his Cabinet
seemed like mariners in a gallant, seaworthy
ship upon an unknown ocean, without compass,
chart, sun, moon or stars. They knew not
what to do. On the 4th Of March, 1s6l-the
very day of the inauguIation--the extra session
of Congress ought to have been called. But
neither the President nor his advisers realized
the perils which .beset the republic;
and they spent six weeks in dividing the
spells of party before they could pay any at
tention to the formidable rebellion which had
doomed up and was every day gaining strength
as it gained time.
At length proclamation was issued calling
forth $4,000 men for three months, at which, we
are told, the rebel leaders laughed, a. we'll
they might. Had 100000 men been summoned
to the 6ed by Mr.. Lincoln Immediately after be
took his oath Of Office to maintain the constitu-
ton the insurrection would have been put down
before the 4th Of July. In addition TO the
$4,000 three months men Mr.. Lincoln, early in
May. called for 1900 three years volun-
teers, and $4,000 as an increase to the reyu-
lar army, which then numbered only $4,000
men. But there was not . dollar in
the Treasury; and this was another good
reason why an extra session Of Congress should
have been assembled at once, instead Of delay
ing 1t for several months. The generous patri
osism Of New York merchants and bankers SUP
piled the sinews Of war, which oficial incapa-
city failed to procure in the regular and legiti-
mate form.
Congress, In pursuance Of the call Of the
President met on the 4th Of July In extra ses-
sion and continued its sittings about six weeks
What was the results The precious hours were
squandered In foolish wranglings about the ne
gro, intriguing with the generals Of the army.
bullying the President and precipitsting the
disastrous battle OF Bull run. The President
in his message asked to have the volunteer
force raised to 400, 900 men, aud an appropria-
ton to be made of s4oO,Ooo,OOO. Congress
gave authority to raise. II required, 500 900
men, aud appropriated for the army
s6,Ooo,OOo and for the navy s63 ,OoO, 900, in
all $3.50 1000 ,OOo but II organized no adequate
financial plan for raising the money II autho-
rxed the issue Of bonds at seven per cent and
Treasury notes at 1880, but both to
be disposed Of snly at par. The result
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PscvipxSts, r. l., March S, 1858.
General Wool arrived here q, quarterpsst nine O'Clock
Tits morning, and greeted by large throng at sbe
station house. salute also fred The General i'd
dressed bs multitude and proceeded the State House.
where the General Assembly in session. He visited
each house and addressed u. He then proceeded BY
steamboat 70 Newport. Ne returns here TO. night.
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Nsn-Arrival or the Arabia.

HAiHAI, March sill Pm
There signs OF either the steamship Arabia, from
Liverpool 22d tho Canada from Boston. report Of
coming into the harbor was mistake.
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COLUMBUS, OHIO, March 5, 1858
The Crisis editorial once was mobbed tonight by one
hundred and ATTY soldiers The composing rooms In an.
other building. we're undisturbed
ceuera Cooper called out the military to restore order
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1863. THE 1863.
,YLVANlA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
With il. -ctions
THE sHORTEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRox SEw-YoRK TO THE PhISoPAL WESTERN CITIES
Seven trains run daily from Nrw-ton te Pnaoepba. Wa
New-Jersev asd Camden end Ambcy LINE.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR the WEST BY TuIS
ROUTE LEAVE NETWORK IRON TIE
FOOT OK CoURTLANDr-Sr.
BY OF Philadelphia the morning leave New
York ct time Other o,es evoniI passense
q; p. H., one hour later THAI other ines
By WY OF Allentown. evening passengers leeyenIp H.
arrive the time Northern lines in cnc.go and al
points In the Northwest, trelne, indimsQos Loulsvhe
81. Louis Cleveland. Coutlbut Cincinnati and 81 saA
points Vest, with lever changes 0! cars - . 49,. ~. .
Sespinr Cars, without change run from usc- phis 70
Pittsburgh $50 nss and Now OK to tnisoa 90 40 ~ns@
smoking aud Saloon Cars or al trains
Fare the a other routes.
Baggage checked through. lEansisr. zee
WESTERN EMGhAIior $500,
Accommodated Line VIII ch uaors eSn'torsso'e a ~
travel to parties moving westward al 'hs'"'' Wv
Of fare. pp.rcuTs Ip
Rv tb routs eighs of all descriptions can De oTwHdea
ar, sny roin, on the Railroads OF ONO, hentnchy,
Indians illinois, Wisconsin Iowa or OF mi.soan' oy Rail
~. ~ .,s.mr. nom Ptt.bursh. !.
Us ts Of freight s9d from any po;gt In tina West by
A. Central Railroad at al tines favorable
ebs,sed by otaeS Railroad Companies Merchants and
,oe. tba transportation of their Fest this
caunsuy can rely with condolences on TIA speedy transit
LIVE STOSk. L.,.t..
Farmers and Dealers IL Live Stock will tnd this I'd
v.ptsseous route Capacous Yards vel. watered and sup
piled with every CONVEX ence Lave been opened tSs
and its srd every paid their wsnts.
From Haburs wneIe will 70 found every fog
feeding and resting choice 10 offered Of the PHILADEL-
PHIA; NEW;YoRK and BALTIMORE MARKErs.
J. l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, Nc. Aston Housa
H LEECH Co., Freight 4 ,eits
No. Astor.fan.e and No. South wilLsm-sA
"'Oo"~-D = N'SN1-O.. L--' - 1fss ,.;,.,,.;.
INOCV LEWIS osasrJ a ssr.ntss INA IkSssA r
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stsamAp Ausaason, from LterpooI and Qusen,topa
MI Deevreisur snd lscy, Count de Leppen. J. knseh, w
d wood and lady. AIR Archibald, Mr.. Richmond, Z H.
dtayer Miss Grove Misc betoO, Mr. Barry lady, Chi,
oIen tlo thee aevsps Capt Leslie. lady, children and
1unei budt Lieut. Col Bsins y. sbanly MIR. Cranp,
H. Dnck, hs pooe, Mt Bland Col ID. de Riyss Mr Rob.
in:Sr, M. . W:.,. Pay ND LADY, %s,ton Bgwp
Mr. Jurstsneek o. N Curtis Mrs. Bosssnge and child Mr.
hsssor. N o. Cornes ME- Johnson infant and nurse NJ
MoInss lady snd son. A C. bmitb Mr. Caser. Mr. Dillon
o. knight MI Conner lady and daughter A. Gibson Mrs.
Davidson Miss Beach. Miss hAyin Mr.. D. D. Howard Col
lady sud child; c. W. Wilson, Jss g. Irwin MI SAngfori
Nj Cunninghs and lady, Mr. Lebrun, H. Hart l.. Walker
Miss Peterson &. Smith and lady w. w. Price
IN ,tean,hip TtutOaia from Hambaye and SouAampton
A. II. MeGufy AIMS heGudy, II. w. Grossmgn Nj X al.
man and feniy Nj Gideon and lady Josephine Delorse
Cs kaufman Albert eBdt Mr. JoBes Mr. Miller and fam
ly Mime Keller. Ferdinand Keller jules Keller Maurice
WetzlAr Henry MoRs T. Gallon. and IS u second cabin
and <t9 In storage
In atsa msaip Northern Light from A.pnraR-Ms Swi1
G. Pstteo L. Bennett. Dick Clsud, h KindermAn snd
wife A r. Bowling j. Y. Hurker II. Nathan, }. L. Meose
ead WIFE, Miss Beach, g. DRAGON, LaLardo. Nathan A
Miro. Paris r. Swsres M Rand. ~ bouch jose Coz
bergsmott, J. Hongnsn, j. Paroles. Madam viiier W.
Pbsep French Mrs. w. J. Somers. J. A. Hobsr. Ed
vie H. W. Lakin aud wife Mrs w. Hardy, 3. Il Meeksf,
Mrs Hart and daughter y. Sutherland sud WIFE Mrs Low
AID infant EDWARD Wheeler %. COEentz, A e. Headey, q.
howard Mrs @. bsde aud three cdfrB, Cbas sIsde, T.
Teisy Ms A. p. Boyd, A. Well, 81 Rosen, s. Rosen Mrs
:. n Adams jos. Coogh, VIM McKiLzie Mn. McKipzie
ne I've elidIen y. Manchester y. Moutrose, Mrs. J..
WLitseyj J. u. pess vile sliidi j. ~ Psnds On. T.
v3eV ~ w. j, Hhitasy, p. Vsfplapsk and family,
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Arrived.

Steamship Aus:rsssisn (Brl Cook Liverpool Apri ~ sns
Queenstown 26th Of s25 mdse and pass TO r Cunsfo
Apr 25 OIL Bell Buoy passed ship Ansh0m bound in same
day of Holyhead passed .hip City OF Boston, bound out
day. lat ~ "a Ion. II SO. passed Bremen bark Atn.
bound r. May lat ~ o. Ion 81 Il, passed ship Colonoia
bound E May at IL "a ION 6J a. passed s.esm'hp Han
monis bound r. MAY 125 miles Of SANDY uoof, passed
the Hamburg steamer. bound W. 49,,
Steamship TeutoEia Ham Tsube Hamburg Apr H. vis
Southampton 22d dse. and 529 pass kunhard To- Ar
rived OIL the snhip at midnight Of the s'h lad y,i.he
wud, bat fair weather In lat 49, lon ~ fell in with ice
bers and lon a. 50 fell in wi large FIELDS OF Ice and was
detained them a hours Apr 3D. lat 49, lon 80 80 SPOKE
b. ship Msrchnont. from Glasg0w, bound W. hy !, at
80 lou a. 80 spoke b. ship ABLE Seaman bound to Mon
among held ice Msy lat a 80 Ion. o. ps''ea
steams ship Haulnionia hence Tor Hamburg - .
Steamship Northern Light, Tinkep.nsh. A'pinwan Apr
q mails treasure aud pass. to ID. Is. Allen . -
Brig Tsngier sawyer, Bangor days barTeh to O. T. y
Peters
BIG Henry Leed, Smith, Philsdelphia coal.
schr Helen Mar Dsw Lanes RIVER Me-, for fhs iepb ia,
Sent George Curtis Portland Me- days, shocks to Rob
inson Il Co.
schr Flora Hale Ellsworth. lsth 10 c. F. J. Peters.
Sehr. Gsssabcas Cole, Joggn, N s. spars to g. H. snew
WIND-At sunset, from y. L. flesh with rsin.
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Passenger Sailed

10 n.amOp Pos a. fv Qutesstoto. and Liteypool-P g.
G M.aiJ Mp. S.a h.iS f. T. fS.. St'
HATE M Ne. Mohs G Noble a J. Hs and LADY r Va
and lady. Befend sdy children and servants Mrs
MoBtreal Nh. T. Mcdonald and s.rysp Baltimore; hobet
DoDslI j. N-wbergei. b. ufyrth. John Greene, New
York; C. H. hidden, r. l. Leoo Cebslls r. Eq1lor Have
ne w. simoutan New ork John Fowler lady and child
Elzs Boyer NeSYoi H. Tise Philsdelphisi Isaac "oiH
and child Cincinnati; Geo. b. II bbsrd and lady Bnfslo n
Carter Mrs Sohsibger AND two children Geo A. Hean. w.
l. skiomore ant son NewYork Ecmund Rice Minnesota
D. b Litchhsid Breoklsni f. DeaE Garcia =. Amsae
ROd.es two Niss Hoogs. W Dave. Newly oTk Root O.
Wallace Irelsod; j. Pnnge Baltimore w sehsns, Tho'
Henry 10 eph Walker Joseph Walker jaime. OConnoI,
New-York br Chss Bailey Pit,si-ld Mass Ars ADnss
ley children and soyerne's ro,onio Mira kooi NJ Me
Lane Missss May and Jenny McLane. Mr. Bsysrd Mn.
gao BaduoIe; samuel Levy aud ID " Botlss and
Mi,,os MI. While. Miss To~ns-pd Buffalo; Jacques
scheb lazy snd two children, Man Heidebach lady, two
children aud se,vapt. Ne~YoIk NJ moItsro F. Lckhar,,
Ps,. s.on Jones Dublin Ed Bosssnge PGis; Tomes
H. Bal, C., IL sheehan. New-fort goseph Csrsoa; iady
three choren servant Batnoe Irving GiinLe lazy
and servaat A. Rndsnoh lazy aud 'on H. Hsrdt, lads
ard daughter Damsadt, Gefmanyi Mrs II. Lyman. twp
Ssn.5i a zoo es Wolf Londsn; Il
stesne1 j. II. Botshsfd and lsdy. New-Yos Capt Lssos
All Russaa Navy; Y. DE Peyser Jr Col Richard NJ Hod
New orb; a Ys,os aud lady, SyIscass l.. Y James
d Bsllon T. Gerry {. T.. Hsoeht L. b: Binhe New York
ton A Go.ie Ms. fobert, Miss Calm Dr. Y. s Cstin
Waiter Hodges A. Roberts aud lady New York; Fro
rchs and sdy NewOrl,ans; r. Lehman, London, Theo
Tmp.on and lsdy r. Perkins lady and five children. To
ronto NJ Herzog Sew.York G. del Mszo, Spain j. Henry
PhiisdelphlA Or. Robert d Nesmith. New York; w. H.
Hodges and lady, Mrs b. l.. Smith aud child Columbus, q
D. D-1 Gnd lady, james Lindsay Robert kes Newfork r.
Il. Benjamin, l.. Ch4udop NewYork; Root MHf Chsrlct
ton Mrs }. Philippe and child. Ms. Anne Huret J. Phil
hppe. Mobile Gen. Power, Canada; NJ. Ereebsch Pr.yi
dencsi Jackson j., John Co vile Englano Wm Ihom
Toronto BsuDchi, NewfoIk; o. H. Gistt. Csnsds
B. Smith, Philsdephla j. A. netland Philadelphia; j.
essnsIs ~ koaon havana JSha wilson, o. hsyilanG Is
viSI Van Wan bnd son Geo W. Jones, Ne~York; Jane.
ADdrew Misc hsids Turner, Philadelphia W. Billings aud
son, VIM Hoerter Louisyle KY; Patrick Flood. New.
LORI Joshu. Mason Paterson ". James Baxter Az lady
hyche.tef Ad.Ia Urth MIwsuhee; {. Banckmau, Mo O.
W Baldwin, Mrs Dwight foster and son, Worcester Mas
'shn SehoAeld Jersey City Rev r. A Lynden Boston
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J. BLErogLS, AlctioneeI.
BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES and BUILDING

LUIS q AuctI0n
chester County, Nryv-York.
Al. BLkECkAR SON Co.. vii SELL I. AUCTION
O THURSDAY, MAY Z at II O'Clock. ut the REAL
ESTATE sAl.ES-ROOM, No 1903 Liberty-st., Trinity
Building, - lots OF GROUND. finely situated at FoTsban
Village Wescberr County. adjoining the lands OF Nr Peter
Briggs. sod Mir Peter Bussing. Fansln Grove. College
and " l0w The soil 10 very fine free from rock
Level with tho grade The whole contains between
ard scte, &. bounded the eAst-ry sid, BY stream Of
water hall minute. wek rom the Harlem and Ne~l asen
Railroads Its situated about half mi uoith Of the depot
distance from ST Johns College The attractions Of
this property the beauty o. the locality
ito nbrtyi 80 and ,cces to the city
and the Sdvantss residence those who d,s to be
the celebrated College for eiucstou Turpo'e In
poin. Of view ID 10 OF The convenient and desirable
.pots for Improvement 10 the vicinity Of H.w.Yok IL will
be sold IN pots Of ot. with larger PRIVILEGES The title
indisputabe. lmuedae possesslon be had msp OF
the premises may be al the Office Of the Aucii0neer No
II Cedar-st, adjoining the Bank Of Commerce.
n B-A bill las just passed The Legi.laure and IL row
sv grartu, charter for Nesch County Railroad
FROM Harlem Bridge through Moussua tosdhsm, Wiisns
Bridge TO Mount Vernon TO be comp.e at once and TO be
used for Dummy Engines This read viii close to the
above property.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERx.-Non emu.
p.rsed-Nos %, g. 90, 50, 50. 81. The call viii thoe
eeumence 4 s..
SuFRENE COURT-CRcUIT-Par Nos. 1885,
49, 2Jl. 1881, 1888 1886 1881, 239 234l. 2J46 2547
2l9 1851 1888, 1883. 2357 1853 Z36l, 1868 1905 Part
I-Nos 1880, 1886 1905 1850, 1910. 1880 l66i. hoo
lel. 487. loCJ 1853, So i0t:. tos 1850. S~ 1888,
1870, l546
SUPREME CoURT - SPECIAL TERn.-Nos. 2l4
70 23l. 90, 100.
ll47 2lg eos 4g5 2263. 22G5. 2207 22o9. 2Z7 22,a.
ms 2277 Port -No, ross s22 ll5s, 322 lOS!, loS,
49, 2LJ6 1872.
~CoURr OF COMMON PLFAs-Part Nos. l4SSiI,
1910 I6l. 1872 1913 1914 1915 1916. 1920 1921, l62!
1924 1928 616 IT. Part Hill CT, 1873, 1873 l!Si
1851, 1888 III s68 8O4 1863, $40 1891. 1898. 1854
BRooKLYS CITY COURT.-Nos. 30, IS, o.
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Sales tn Anttion.

4 UCTION A Valuable Site for a Manuiac-
tory. The 20 owing Natrf Property and buldin, 81
iIaIc ~ to NIa.on Eltrs scout 2JV yards IRON we
p foad d-pot vii. 500 auction on FRIDAY May D
f, III premise Wa Beginning 81 tpe ''sIn
o.! Lot 90 p'oVrry knswn So ihr h'',ues
MaIbe F0ff." thence wr-'rfiy along the dividing hhT
ageen o VI snd CLas spopery 3Oi ie.t - nc
front whsrf the Hudson River thence aot mo ro
d aid wharf to TIE pier and theucs along south de
front and north side OF d pier following i vsnous turning,
about 600 feet to WashinGton-av thence hons me ~
avenue etserly poo feet the wes side o. the Hudson RIVER
thence ,outhery along .sd railroad about 80
embracing Wharf Lots Noe 61 g. % ~ H. ~ - ~, % ana
on said plot beginning hp'ine thereon dwers
house sale peemptory being property of the late Anchc
Insurance Company For OF sale and further particu
Lars apply to JOHN iLLt' ksceixsL,
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF KEW-YoRK ......MAI 6.
Cleared.

Steam,hips-Cel,, Cool Glasgow c. C. Duncan -. An
drews tBt) KEN Liverpool and glasgow via fofuAn'' T.
Mcdonald. o.
steamer.-PsrkersbuIrh. Sherwood Portland H. b Crom
well a Co; VIM Woodward, Cundif, Baltimore: VIM DAl
re; Fanny Cadwalader, Pier'On Baltimore William DA'
zel.
sh;p-Alhsrnbrs Lucas Liverpool, Trssk Dearborn.
Brix.-Lsvinia b. Ward, Jenkins Demersrs, {. A: Dc
sours z, Drummond Conway. Aspinws Psnams ReilrSst
Co 81 A. Horton (Br) DeTrinston, Havana, j. +: Ward
Co Oof vol Qsdsh) Cous,sntinope, Funch, hencke
Wendt.
schooners-Harvest (Br.), Ricb Ns"su. N r. Adsm,
Yorktown; Aid Bunker Beaufort, Murray and Nephew;
T. Rowland Newton. Fortress Monroe. Merrill Abbott; e.
y. Rogers Johnson York River. y. J. Campbel Tuni
DepsH. Edmonds, York River, J. Campbell Belle. Bni
ger Bsreor O. l.. Hstch Transit OBJ, Hobbs, ST. Thomas
lynes Smith G. w. Baldwin. Long Fortres. Monroe
Murray Nephew; Esther. Conley Para, Miller 4 Housh
ton X. Gerfey, DAVIS. Mstamoras y. Gereiy bihsme
(BTl Rice Turks Island Wilson Csnpeden
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioanesr.


A UCTION SALES of ~ LOTS of LAND,
IA being the property known Union Hill, Hudson Co.
~ j. 2! miles irn Hobosen and We.hawken, and opposite
4ld-.t Ferry st New-York i, IN,
ADRIAN II. MULLER, P. r. WILKINS Co, VIII
sell auction TUESDAY May H. 1863 ct u O'Clock 81
the Merchants Exchange Salesroon, No lOS Lissh.n
New.Yok the property known Union Hin and divided
into % Lots mostly rs by 100 feet This ptofey
opposite the premises Of Dennng Duer and John Ehe Oh
the Hoboken and WeehAwkeu Panktosd aud NeehsS Ken
turnpike sccessibe by the omubu line hop oo'tsn
Ferry and also the line OF the hore railroad and IN te
neigh borhood Of large improvements The sale will siod
ne opportunity for prof abb Investments az the nesne OF
the property NewioTk, it's easy sccsss Its popuous TO-
cay and the tnued Improvements being made csnbo,
fail enhance greatly is value For further particulars anu
maps apply TO the Anconeer No. 81 PnesI, y. Y tJ1Jl
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sURRoGATEs CoURT-MAr 6-Before Surrogate
TUCKER


Counsel for contestants called on Monday or Mr..
Simeon Draper stock broker MI Atkins halter MI Doug
lass Secr.tiry Of tie Merchants Insurance Company MI
Lowry Vce-PIesidert Of the Corn Exchange insurance
Company M slury Secretary Of the metropolitan fTs
Gonna III ksnsby Bookkeeper OF the North
American Insurance Gompspy Mr Lefhuewel Cashier o.
The Fulton Iusurance Company Post Clerk in the ST.
Marks Insurance Company; Mr. Miller, Secretary Of tho
The North Insurance Company aud Mr. Chapman
witness the will to prove that the alleged viii
not Ia the htnawring OF the deceased On Tuesday
David Jardne David BE lel examined that
the inbOx alleged 10 have confined the will and to have
been lett in yers oce downown, in March 1901 vat
seen by them October 1861 in house uptown in Foriy
second stIeet.
Ou Wctneday the contestants called witness, who tsi
bed weather the lth OF AgTcL. and NJ HUI ~ne
testified 10 the iTsod~rltiDg.
The then offer led 60 prove that the two
wesss the will had been indicted for forgery the FIRST
degree thGtwo otue parties claimed 70 have nec-c
with the forgery had been indicted fof other ioTgves butbc
Court e1clul,d ths evidence,
The counsel then rested aid the adj
jouTaec 20 Thursday morning
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u. 9. 1nterndl Repenue.
UNITED sTArxs IsrzHsAL RryEyu..

..., 49,, Eghih Collection ,tr!ct Of New. York.
XViith, XNth and NAi-t Wards OF the City Of N..York
A SCISSORS NOTICE.--The Taxpayers of
N this D ietae hereby rotded lhst pursuant to the
provisions o the Act II Congress- pa,.rd u,y 1851 entitled
and 70 Ray interest on the paos ssS sn ~ the
amend the same passed March 49,, tho second srnesl
dsyJ OF May instant. The assessment WIN embrace the
following items; ,
1852 re r.'uned to the Assistant A,.r IN accord
suce wi the Instructions Of the Cs ssione OF Internal
us Asses, ore Az D. DIVIDED with the blank
for the returns which must be made undel os Az tps
information that may be desired can Dc oG'snea .
H. EsuNBkArED ARTICLEs All articles nane9 ~ sect.on
II Of the law Schedule A. will be assessed Tor me ta1ss 70
which they liable for the year ending May lo'' VIZ
Carriages KEEP. for USE for hIe OF iof pa''ense"
Billiard Tables, kept for use
Silver Plas. kept for use
These returns made in the form as heretofore
IL-LIcESsEs-Section is VI tho amendments Of sfch
Tnat the severl Assessors shall the fs Monday oil
May 1900, and the fst Mondsy OF May III eacl
succeeding year direct add the several Assistant Asses
s,s proceed through every Of their respective dt
inquire after and concerning oil PERSONS being WITHIN
the asessent districts where they respeevey resoe qua
liable license doty uLder the provisions Of this act or OF
which this Is addition and assess such pc
as In said sc's required And Az c.ss 20
And all licenses grsut-d after tins m" day Of play Ia any
shall expire the hrs day Of May following and 81
be issued upon payment Of seaoe proportion OF TIE
whole smount OF duty imposed for such license ana eac
esnss granted shall be dated on the .t day OF ns y oot
poraon that on the first day of May next sns hoa al W.
time between tho expiration OF toe license aud the ~ 81 DAY
Of MAY, 1854"
by the above hat they must apply for new license 70 run
the their present license expires (which an most
is SEPT l. 1857 to the ist Of Mey 1865 WhenevsT
By tie rates OF license to-
liceus. vii be assessed the rates and IN 81
where tue present cen'. expires Sept 1853 the new
license viii cover period Of eight nionAs ana Nu'' DC
assessed to pay two-thnds OF the yearly ts1
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lhlION GALL Ol MILL va ~
~ POWER.-Wi he SOLD al PUBLIC AUCTION, on
THURSDAY, the 2st day of May, 1903 At 10 O'CLOCK m
in SOUTH KEtNk " "a. the premises. the va uab g
MILL and WATER POWER formerly occupied by j. A.
Fay Co IN keeue ~ H. eonsisns OF ote tsosory trich
Mil. l60x<0 feet ss ed roof with two wtrg, pyO aud 3Iso
feet built Ia the substantial nanDer together with Barn
and Outbuildnfs; hrstCass Turbine WherWh 81 and
Shang connected with good War fowof anu one Dam
egu, Dwelling Houses together with - acres OF Land on
winch are unoccupied WseI Posers Also, Iron
Paners Engine Lsh-s Drilling L,he aud large quantity
Of Machine Tools Sc The above property 10 good repair
aud would b. suitable for Woolcn Cotton Mil large
snaacturing business OF sny Kind p Pleasantly situated
within 30 Of the depot the line Of The Cheshire ks
and within two miles Of the village Of keene For fur
ther information, sppiy to EDWARD JoSLIN or u. b.
TlLDEN a Keene, " II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07

Mrs r. r. Crane and three children Mrs w. r. Cocf,.sr
and child, Thomas Walker, Mrs. D. A. Sweeney snI Two
children, Mrs T. Paris and daughter. Mrs. Hphhsd, Jo4
T. Hyde EcvaId PA,smore, ID. Morton aud wife b. II Ran
doph and wife B: F BsosmsD, s. W. Conkin, a nsspce
Atwood and dlueltsr. WI :. Obrieu. VI. K. Williams
NT, T. q. seymour AID two Children H. +. Root, Nh G.,
Kaue J. n Merfsmsu, Wu. l'auncss, Wm. Idsh,
C. + si,dmn East. y. Hoses L. W. TspPsn and vile MI
1sson, IA. D Jsppan.
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MASON a. HAMLIN's CABINET ORGANS,
w HARMONIOUS and MELODEONS. Prices Of Or
gaus with and stops 20 to 80; with 10 II stops rs
to $50. Melodeons $50 to tl25 Written epsion, OF
many oftbe d shed aud musician. Ia the
country thst these are THE DEST INSTRUMENTS IN
THE WORLD Of their ells. may be at the
Noe. AID Mercerst, opposite Howsdst, NewYo Ad
dr..s MASON BNOIHEKS.