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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-20

7 ,OST-On Tuesday evening. between
II the Post Office and Charlton street Morocco
lortemonnaie, containing United States notes Tho
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving il ot tbe
Post Office, Box 449. dlw* fIg
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Ssrs. p. Goodwin, an experienced and success
III Midwife holds nersefin readiness day and night to
attend to the duties Of her profession Residence,
No ID Austin street att o24
III. l.. AinswOrth, TEACHER OF Music. Rest
dence No. Al Pleasant street diff o3l
Seo :. EZOppin az Co., Commission MerchaE n
and dealers in Flour Corn, Rye, Oats Buck Wheat,
Malt Meal Of all kinds Fine and Coarse Feed, Butter
and Cheese Mechanic street, Worcester, Mass
je2S dly
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Real q state.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A
4 Farmin Dublin, N H. of 20 acres. For particu-
lars inquire of W. ii. WILLARD, at A. Tolman u Co.'S
Carriage Shop diff ri
EARM FOR SALE.-Tho subscriber
L. offers for sale his Farm, in Northboro. This Is
rare chance to purchase good Farm as this one of
the best Farms in the easerly part of Worcester coun
Y. Stock and Tools sold with the Farm If desired.
Terms of payment made easy. DAVIS KGNGMAN.
NOrthbOro, Feb 8, 1863 d2m rs
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JOHN i. HUNNEwELL, Proprietor,

For sale by all dealers in city and country. Also pro
prctor Of Llumewell's Tolq Anodyne and Hnnnewells
Eclectic Pills. JOHN Q. HILL, GEO. P HARLOW,
NJ b. GREEN Il CO, JAMES GREEN, Agents for
Worcester, Mass. deod&wlm FIJI
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NJ B.-PERSONS wishing to send for
~ the remains of their friends who have been killed
in the late battles OF who died in hospitals can d
so BY applying to :. t KING, Roxbnrv, or at HOWE
Il II ACKETr'S Store Main street, Worcester.
Euxbury, Feb. 10, 1863. div" IA
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4 Substitute for Mercurals for which nature and
common object, and for Broken Constitutions, De-
cayed Teeth and permanent disease is found in HUME
WELLS ECLECTIC PILLS. whose great character their
simplicity, and whose results depend upon the freedom
with which they can be used without drugging the sys-
TEN, and whose end is to assist nature. and Ind
gestun, Dyspepsia, Bilious Complaints, and perform all
the requisites of thorough Family Pill, money re
funded.
For w orms sure cure,
M6~ Fac smile of j. L. Hunneweu's signature over
cOrks Of genuine only.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-20

~ WEALTH OF MASSA CHUSETTS--W
S. February 9Th lS63.-By virtue of an execution which
issued Judgment in favor OF Samuel Harrington,
Grafton, in the county of Worcester against Martha
w Clark, of Grafton, in the county OF Worcester,
widow at Justices Court. SAID Grafton. the Cth
day Of January, A D. 1858, before James W. White,
Esquire, "A Justice of the Peace within and Cor said
t,uutv have taken all the Ri hit in equity that the said
Martha w Clark had the thrtieth day of December,
4. 1862 the day when the attached
mesne process, has to redeem certain mortgeged
real estate situated in Grafton and the that de-
scrbedin mortgage deed thereof from the said Martha
W Clark to Levi c. Haywood Recorded in the Registry
of Deeds for snid county Book ga, Page 1874, and
SAT RDAY the twenty-eighth day of darch next at
two O'Clock in the afternoon. Office in Worcester,
No Central Exchange shall offer for sale, by public
auction to the highest bidder said right equity re-
demption.
fl d9ss j. DAY, Deputy Sheriff.
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ing tho pat week, the common being as thronged
IA fair By day the popping Of rifles. the influx Of
gay visitors, the white tents, ana tho glorious
weather have rendered amateur soldering delight.
ful, while by nigh. the riiemen sinS cou,ic songs
round ,heie clmp.ires, make burlesqne speeches,
propose toas,s and pooh-pooh any marksman VINO
can't hin tarle az least bali dozen times eonsecu-
lively Ut o thousand yards distance. lrny says
Tne STR, "tle degree OF proficiency s'ained ~
,om.tb;ng friahtful 10 contemplate" To-day The
rroceedinos tjo.e and culminats with review
I'm, for ,Sy duty to Tng TRIBUsE,I should be ct
Wimbledon now.
Yon Will, Of course, notice TIE recently pnbhsbec
eorre,ooGi fence between tho Crown.Pdbce and
King of Prussia, which does not sppear 10 be the
cauard it looked like. To any one disposed to credit
ton # the role Of berall,m. say, glance at hls
portrait. a down.lookiug, self-willed obstinate
lace, lis social reputation corresponds win t no
married our Pnucess, you know, and the popular
English impression is that lie il-used-some Say
beat her. perhaps coujagal brutality runs in tho
family: he may have derived the endency from old
Friefnch Wilhelm, for whose CHARACTERISTICS SEQ
Carlyle's history.J At any rate Prince Albert mace
sudden and unex planned journey to Berlin, bhoity
sitter the marriage, ordinarily attributed " i's iuio
lci,y. The king Of Prussia rallies his son Win d
certain amount OF bunor on his recent oid lof loPu
laTliy.
Tie French papers mention PrBce Napoleon as
rosshje King Of Mexico; while England is sup
po.ed TO prefer the Archduke Macmillan. Pioa'
zion would scarcely care to leave Paris perma'
nenIly. nor IRE HE relations with the Emperor 30
friendly AS 10 induce him To sacrifice his lncnaloDs
to the resumption Of the old Bonaparte role He
has iu.t returned from q visit TO Egypt and the
Suez Canal, with other opinions OF is practcability
than thoec lorn j by Steohenson. The Prince, W
tho wsy, is favorable 10 the Polish cause, and hos,
very unsessonablv, reminded Louis Napoleon OF re-
corded expressions OF his own TO the sanie elect
Illh. Emperor were always TO DO held to bis
woro -
The House Of Commons las passed resolution 10
proceed with England land forihcaiions aud doc4-
Yards, which involves pecuniary dran ior another
len or twelve years. Potsbly an increased income
tax. This - q sgeeiI hobby OF Lord Paimerslons,
In emulation or dresd Of his friend the Emperor
of the French a debate on tho subject never comes
on daring PANS abseacs, it might be defeated by
the members improving their Opportunity, as tbey
did concerning luekIss. International Exhibition.
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better and Chicago and Alton y cent. The Mich
igsn Southern movement was active at / y cent
At the I'd Board thera wa. q utlle re.

better, and Chicago and Alton y cent. The Mich
igan Southern movement was active at / y cent
Improvement At the I'd Board there was Iitlle re.
action in some descriptions bat there wss afsrward
q stronger feeling The principal movement was In
Central, which touched rs, aud Erie which sold
as high Is 1903 Government Stocks during the day
have been steady aud ia good den,nd. Laie in
the day the street was steady Of slight decline.
The closing figures were: United States Treasury
Notes, 1910, February aud August, lWal07a,
United States Treasury Notes, 1910, Anil and
Octcbor los y lOCi; American Gold, R1sSiIii
Tennessee State Us, 6j; Missouri State Is, 70i ~7Oii
Canton Company, 80 a32; Cumberland Coal, 3Ci0
3Ol Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 23ia2foI
Nsw-York Central Railroad, l27t aI3i; Enc Rail
way, 1921 1903; Erie Railway Preferred. 1850
1871; Hudson River Railroad, l49ali9l; Harlem
Railroad, l24i el24i Reading Railroad, 1921 SlC9iI
Michigan Central Railroad, Il6all6t; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad S9i oS9ii
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Guaan-
teed, ll59li5i; Illinois Central Railroad, llito
Ili,, Cleveland aud Pit.sbarsh Railroad, gi eT1,
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, TIC; Chicago md
Rock Island Railroad, 1911 alO5s; Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen Railroad 6Si G65s; Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne, and Chicago Railroad, 1o4 0IoI; Alton
aud Terfe Haute, 60a60!; Chicago and North
Western, 36i a 36i; Galens and Chicago 1901 elOOl
Sterling Exchange is firm, st l4OSl4OI. Early in
the day sales were made at 1891 1891, but the
shor; supply Of bids enabled drawers to advance lie
rate.
Freigbts are very dull, and rates arc higher for
Grain. To Liverpool, the engagements are IL COZ
bush. Corn at cd. in bags II 900 do. Wheat, a. ii
in bllk, which is fully &C. below the market now.
and y neutral flag, 900 BUSH DO, at 6id., whsca
is also below tho market; also, by steamer 10000
BUSH, at 7a and 200 bbIs. Flour, ut "a. To Lonaoa
- 900 bush. Wheat, at I'd. in bags; 100 hbh.
Flour, 1T d., aud by neutral vessel 20 tuns Tallow.
at 25s and by the steamer, 200 bales Hair, at 35S
10 Bristol-Sv0 bbls. -Four Q: 20. cd. 10 charters,
we only learn OF an American brig with extra Pipe
syes to Cadz on private terms. The carrying rates
al tie close are as follows: To Liverpool v ADsri-
eau packet-Flour, Is. 3D.; Wheat, 6id.; Corn, $50
Cd; Heavy Goods, lie. ca. a20s. Per foreign
packei-Flour, Is. 3D.; Wheat, 3D.; Corn, 6s6id.i
Heavy Goods, 2Os. a 2s. Cd. 10 London, y Amsr.
lean packet-Flour, 2s 81; Wheat 7s7ids
Heavy Goods, 20s. e22s Cd. Per foreign packet
Flour o. 3d. Wheat. 7sd.i Heavy Goods, Csc
ar. I'd.
TIE business Of the Sob-Tressury was: Receipts,
s. 1868 81; for Customs, s2sl ,GOOi Paynsntss
s., POS, 426 IS; Balance, 81 ,467 lO9 20.
Tho sarnino. of the Ierre Haute and Alton Road
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happened In these few terrible days, let us not Tor
moment lose faith 10 our republican institutions In
our democratic ideas. IN our great pTincifleo Of hu
man liberty. hear already the shout Of dersiop
that will be raised against as, I hear already the
prophecy that our North American evilailon Is a
failure, aud !, coming to lie end. But zee know It lie
alone onr safety has been due thus far ard thai by
bringing them to greater perfection. by ,nendia,g
them, our sAf,,y Will be secured e'ernGlly. We
know that our danger springs not from che unroly
elements in human nature, no, rom 'he emahc'ps,,
los ~ the masses not from full enrsnchseneut Of
the popuace, bot from tho natural and fatal allie.
rencs Of The lowest animal element 10 .c,ely to the
same element, equally low, equally animal, equally
awIess and ,ubuman, that arogates Apd possesses
the supreme Authority aud supreme prestige. We
know that if we can dissolve thst allegiance by
s,basing that authority AID DESTROYING that prestige.
these wild elements will in time crystalline nj the
tonch Of legitimate power, and will cling with Will
Ing aud ga siul obedience TO the ceneTs Of Order,
Equity aud Law.
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,.Ln, pupLIc noAxp Ar4p. u
WEDNESDAY, July 9--r. N.

TIE Stock market was very active and buoyant ut
the morning session, with considerable excitement
in some descriptions The speculative spirit appears
to BE- Increasing, and now parties arc formed every
day to move certain stocks. The movement was
well distributed, but Harlem, Southern Michigan
and Alton and Terro Ilaute were especially active
aud buoyant. Harlem advanced to los under the
purchases Of parties who had information Of the
lifting of the injunction sgains, laying tracks in
Broadway. but was afterwsrd liuls weaker.
Central felt the upward impulse, aud went
to l26. Hudson River aud Pacific mai
contnuo quiet but it is rumored will DO heard from
soon. Quicksilver sold as high - o. against 20
yesterday. lis understood shat tho two contos''Ds
parties for this mine have arrived at an amicaole I'M
Outstanding. In tho Western shares the advance
WIS general. Tsrs Hauts and Alton was the favor.
ito, the Common shares advancing A and the Pre-
ssrrsd 3 Y cent. Prairie d. ChisR was Is Y cent
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The rates for call oaas remain sac q cent, bat
money Is freely offered to the irst-cass brokers nj
y cent, aud the hanks Lending d, the same rate.
The msrks, lie steadily growing easier, and sncsas-
ages speculation.
Gold has been rather steady a, l27, sl27i to-day,
and closes at Ia, l27i cen! above Ito eiosios
price Of yesterday.
The subscriptions 70 tho Five-Twenty bonds, 70
day. exceed tie subscription. Of any day for several
weeks. The amount is g. 32S, $50, " which 49,
$50 arc subscriptions direct AID $50 900 through
agents The deposits Oh temporary loan are $S1S,'
O57. The Secretary Of the Treasury, who Is now N
the city, las given notice that subscriptions to the
go years sxes will be received as heretofore until
ten DAYS notice is given Of dscontinuxncs.
Mr.. Chase, tho Secretary Of the Treasury, Is now
in the city On private business, but has announced
AZ nigh, have been anticipated that the conversions
Of greenbacks into 6ve-twenty bonos will be con-
tinued aaer the 3lst inst. until ten days notice has
been given Of dscon,iuusnce. Tho engravers ass
briskly employed upon the three-year bonds, Tie
first issue Of which, we are unoflcsi.y Informed,
will DO q legal tender for the face. These notes
will be q practical increase Of the currency until he
in,eres, has accumulated to some extent.
Messrs. w. G. Steele and j. Boyd Headley have
formed q house q, No. ~ Wall street, for the
transaction Of business in Government secdritiss.
stocks, &c.
Tho following 10 6 statement Of coal transported
y, A. I.,l.n
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Withdrawal OF EocbncL's Motion for the
Recognition OF tho Nsbei GOvernneni-
Increase Of En,igrn'ion-Br British feeling
toward America g nIliciznfiOn of Eng
Iand-ihc Rich md tho Foor-tho Polish
Question--she Heiufjve Positions OF France
and England ON the Bnbjcct-thc Brazil
ImbroyIio - New Zcniand the Queen,
Prince nnd Princess OF vYules-H imbie-
don and AIdersLOt, &c, dc.
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! The following is statement Of the earnings OF the
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railway for ths
"a AK eudipQ July II. 1868:
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Tina following sales Of stocks and bonds were
made to day at the Merchants Exchange ~ a. Il
Muller, L. Il. wilkins s. Co:
100 New York and Now Haven Railrod 20 PEI essA
Bold Que 1870, iB;sre., June and Does@bes 10 -.
10 Share. North American ln'1,sn.s p 10 ca ,.o
10 Shares New York aud New haven hA'"0'"" " ''s'>'
Tue S,0vA IN, Tr.eu,oy eJwx 6. D.NuIss dscsa"&
10 Share. Third Avenue Rail Road I, o. iuv osch .sit
6. Share. Broadway Dauk- , - each. A." ,,,
shares Park Fif- losursnceco. slun eseh i.o "a
loo shAIes Gold I'M. Mlnng company. - each De- -
The Peoples Fire Insurance Company will pay
on the Sd August semI'snuusl di'idepd oil
cent, frse Of tax. The Leather Manufacturers
Bank has declared q seni.annual dividend Of ~
cent, free Of tax, payable on the LEI OF August
The Bank Of America will pay, on presentation The
past due coupons on bonds Of the City OF Coving-
ton Issued TO tho Covingon and Lexington hsilrvad
Company. The first mortgage boDdhoiders OF the
Cincinnati Wilmington and zanosvilo haiirosd
Company are notified 10 deposlI tAeir bonds win
Chss Moran. No. 10 Wall street, for the purchase d
the road.
The exchanges at the clearinghouse to-day were
az ,5ll III? %.
The steamsr Persia for Liverpool took $l65, So
in specie
Tas OIL City Register, in its review Of the %
trade for last week, says:
From the prospect hero at present would s,em hss ~s
present will DO fully manans and shou nor %
all surprised 10 the ruling rates g much hsncs
We should esimse the present total dan, production
oil region at about 900 barrels some parties. whSse ops
ions entitled TO high confederation estimate Tie amoens
produced both above aud below this fsus by Oo bss'
Ws think estimate rgh. bat will 10 pleased to ceness
when convinced OF tho error. OF this daily prodpeton
ties abroad should deduct fully TO-
Some parties Inform that the smounf wssss MI w .ot.
one seventh OF the whos smcuns producsa w.. 49,
- 20 the ruling rate a. the wsus saa ~ /" ~" w.
Ias wsgkst closes hSw end bVsyo&
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DEAL ESTATE in CHICAGO for SALE.--
Ia Tue following .s.cT1ed Real LsA.s VII Dc .oid a. por
pusacs II o. der OF Cout ny OIGEAl SAMPSON Aac
Bio eis 1T the door 81 the COyrtoro Ia toe CITY
Chca % state Of Illinois tue ttE dsy % he 1893 at Y
ecock noon: LOTS Nos. (l 20 twny td) Inc Usise
10 block No i've ( Ia ArcneIs addition o Clics.o nSte
ng and being CITY oil Chicago C0outy Of Coca ehd 81
pr LIMOS and known the Douglas pcpertJ Salo ALSO
tats. Terms cash HENRY &. IANNER,
Receiver cfthe Arlissns Bsnk Guy Of New-Yorh.
No. iC7 Broadway.
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TOR SALE-A COUNTRY PLACE, situated
ON tha undson River 80 Iales from the CITY WIN ..

on ths Hudson River, 80 iaies from the city WIN Win
la, ,,sr 50 TINS Of hsv 1000 ve-ets vel oSAeu
" III ell kinda OF sasa trait VIZ sirsw3erie, fAsPt ~
earans gooeb>rties. b.scl and OF al OF no 60,
,~ta. and in sbunSprce; two good apple-ofonsras - ~ -,
b.sns peach aad pan Ia good bsains s'. ga ,snS
we NOS ,nsve d brsriasi So cold srer over
900 feet long containing al 1e no,t ssSSs &C.. ~ BY 80
sr,s;ri, Iii ti,, Of vegetables sndfuiie VIZ hss pescse
pear. apcot and also s@e irni'' a. T. a. Ts w .S
- E b, a. Win eIeBsOp ~ o! 70, ~.'a Ao'ihe.
walls. sua hollow win basement uudei the ebns hons, arc
A. nv 10 TWO wings by 20 Bsrn 90 ~ TO- shed, Il o. ~
Henney 30 BY GO all the cutbuidpSs well sssnSed aud al
..s,e3 ana oaoriic-y worked Use stoe5n is heSt9y,
- M view OF the Hudson no, supposed a. any Other
nae me above place ca purchted low the owner
r.hes to sell 1t. Apply % ,,o,,,,,, =, ant.
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NOR sALE-valunble improved Properly on
o. ~ ab.,v,. SD and 3ih.tG in lots to sus p9r'
u. Of ID. s s S H' Hac i1' bs.wsaS
Blaa ofes e. SD sad sih-., excepting
oeSsp sSs'a TAe Rpf ssy Snf 1se! coy 9,
70 800 Ssnth wn tt5 Improvements thereon. admitted
~. - moi vslusbc ard best imp DYED iioot On The
20 oe y,,,tt iYts 3i'ht srd On S3l ~ ADJ inng
~ II lots IS ,s aud II On ~ hist, covered by
,ne ,rpeasvs marble bail ling, which from street
wi !th by 100 tse 10 depth Chs entire iont) The
esptsr Of the block 'ho crown OF tao tee the srouad
.rwsfs 94hst s. Ia Iot wide, aud rho Improvements
sesdy msds the north Id. opposite The premises offered
ado OF 3d..t For terms sndpsIcusrs trpy TO GEORGE
ALIS. President OF the hoard, at tue Office CT ,srk'n
n PoeI esq NO. oil Na!s.., be,"eeu IL IL. and r. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17
TEAL ESTArE FON SALK.--A NERY

peal ESTATE FOH SALE.--A VERY
III VALUABLE FRDPERTY ON ,EW TOWN CaREK
ADJOiNING HUNTERS POINT aud BHODAIYA, OILS
one hsif mil. Up the Greek om the Eos silver Ths
here Offered las a WAfcN kNONIAOA or NOM
THAN ONE HALE MILE o. GOOD NAVI6ADAE
WAGER. With Tie Po.hns Railroad raaH9g iarou.s II,
e-irus The WEtfAout q Convenient disgCo to silt
ywi cAcs upon whsrTcs which might D.. butt upon tho
psenses Of any nanuiac oir for which tais ocsc -
Admirably adapted lhis ilct containing aJcut 90 ACRES
ei isy OWE 800 Lon allowing sirect, ~ iect vi
ii a. 1nly about one mile from tue t.lai iOur .ene.-
the Jsa.s alp. l0ts-.t lsct s1d J,.is qhis mott
nris properly. embracing aui ~
ty tLs sofe Il eunegty deaDe iuVe1tnCnt To- capt
A.sts TO whom 10 IL specially commend led Apply ~
BOMLR MORGAN, 40 Phe-st.
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Real estate for 6G!e.
$3.50 EARN in Westminster

TOE sALE.-A FARM in @essc aris. Of
Il Couaty cou'aning 40 aL.s wits H. on RIDGE OF land
sss nsR@i view 81 oas "a T, . suo
With fruit, and suitably dSia.h u sr in s.-rste order
% Of the %esSy ca s r% p "a sn or JUN
Apply 10 MILLS & CO. bKAm' ~.m.yatk
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Co,uoraiion Attonnts.

TIME " COUNTY OF NEW.YORK.-AN-
L NUAL REPEAT or THE CLERK or TIE BOARD
or SiJPERNISOES FOR TnE fEAG l8e1.
DOCUMENT No. n.
BOARD OF oUPERt iSORS,
Decsubef 30 1891
EEw-YoRK, December n. 1857.
To Me Honorable me hoard Of Sspavi,rs n The Comfy "
ksg York
GkxTLgNgs: IL putusnce Of the requirements Of law
(,ee Revised S,iues sl edition vi L. chap H. article j.
81 the following statements respectfully snomi,;ed
JO, Is YOUNG. CiotS.
AZ Account Of all amounts audited ard allowed BY tue
Board of Supervisors ~ the County Of New-foIk Tor
Bids etc. ffoui January 1862. to January l8oJ
Continued from Saturday. Tribune Amount
Date rhsn To ,c,on otspea and Jor Amount Of aud
a io,oed. .saaI purposs claim. allowed.
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Gemlns 0inellincs.

1876. SSsd. 1SYE 4S6.
Mhee yeu can Exchange 4; II Not suited.
IiE n. y. sENiNG-MALhlNE ENPJhiuM
so. 4ss Broadway cor. sfoaW.s,.'~ aELL OF RfNr
The Wheeler Wils0n. Cover baser aud o,as, nn'-S
I.seAA.e. lIyrAs oil .AoLl -, Nlt. a dsye ma
sAises SoiA b Jassslassat Wv. wtcAxs, AaHvsG>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

/ INJ1ED STATES EXCISE kOJlCE--
" AENtAL LI5l-Aodcs 81 her. by given 10 81 snons
r,sidns or 6oDg business IN the FOURTH ASSESS dESt
DisIlCr. composed oftae Third. Fifth Sixth aud Eshh
arcs the Clfy Of New. YoIs that the .sent Role
WILL IN acOdaLce with tho provisions Of tbs Section 10 OF
the 10 provide Internal Revenue &c be open Tor
sfniu1ton o. this office nom 10 W.. tor hitteo
days from the cate hereof Suaeys excep ed aud ths of
Eve days susulg sppeals viii be- received aid de-
tefpned by at this Office daily. from 10 to
relative valuation All appeals
mnt In writing specy tho particular csusr, mater,
thing respecting which deciI,n requested aud state
he ground pruoips Of ireg9i-ty complained Of
PIExitS 4. Var WYCA, Assoss sta Disatee
A M lDth ~ xobfuagy N03
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tiO..P:y ,ol Of lsborsn on Harlem o,.,
miss. u"r Of Harlem sH' B'i I, s" anm 21 90
to- James Dsvis services a. Conmis-
stooe< OF Harlem Briice..... 231 90 9J' 90
ito. .Jo.eph souihwcrth. services a.
Comu,i.sion Of II ilem Bidss 23T co 237 %
lo..Willism h. Robertson services
Conuoi' 'ioper Of Harlem Bridge 297 90 2T 90
missioner Of ia leu Brdss.... 237oo 2,I 90
HOE. w. Smith. services a. Ensi-
ne.r for Harlem Brdse...... POI CT 2Ji u
tio..T. ~ siesle' SERVICES az AS
Sstins Engineer on Harlem ,,
sni Engineer On Harls, BriJss. 1873 ., 10, 90
ITO. james HUpyh. services as super.
int Ldont On Harlem BRIDGE. IFS % rs 90
Ito. " hcush services as Property
Clerk on Harlem BriIgs...... 100 90 lco 90
on Harlem Bricee............ e333 CO %
40. .Jsine, H. Rough nii.s expenses
On Harlem Bridse............. 1850 q co
lean 9ndss. ....:.. 1901 10 ,.5s7 70
Harlem Bhdgo................. 1913 Dos 70
.l0..F. IL lockwood rent o. Office
OF Comu'i-sionsrs for Harlem
biidgs... 100 20 100 o0
ito. Gross II ru'.sr, reut Of Engi- =.
netr's Ofiee of Harlem Bridge. 1890 Is 90
TO-. John NJ .Dowan, sefv.ag sub-
penn. for Special S---ions ..... T225 225
TO-. @. Jossp5 Rnch. serving subpenas
f'r Special Se.sioLs.........,.. T323 u -
pens. for Genot. se..ions..... 2c5 81 a5 CT
Tor Genera se,.ioa,.:.....,'.... 2G 6 re'
10. james W. OIson, s-ry Es suDpeaas
for Genera S,s.iDns....,...... ZOE 70 :pS 20
le..John a. Bsgpar1, coal for County
9..John G. Young, putin Ia coal for 80.
County us, ..............,..... 2o' 10 2oo I"
D..Peer MOnegisn. repairing books
olIsI Onices .................. 30 70 DO ~
I'D. ". tlaiks. services sor District
Attorney ....................... 20 W 40 VI
49,. Lewis ca peu,er. hitting Up polls
ia Houftb Na!d ................ W Oo ~ W
Io..L.v.s Carpenter, 6ane sp polls 49,.
IN sixth W aId................ ~ 10 % ~
E..Henry Wallace. hitting up polls
ia fihh Ward ................. 30 60 W "
49,. Edward Fnzy&tick fitting mp
p1lsin ssyeath Nard......... 20 70 20 oo
10. Robert tt 1riss a.IiDg up polls Ia 49,
Seventh Ward.................. 30 70 10 W
49,. Jsues l.. Smitn tt.iDg ny polls
Eisaih Ward............".. 6S 90 to W
ITO be coliinuell
Vetoed November y. and re adoped December 49, lO'