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The Great Living History.
THE.
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A Diary Of American Events.
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H.
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ani NARRATIVES Of all tic BATTLES aud
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For Coating Metals Of all Kinds when
exposed to the Action Of the Weather,
and
For Preserving and Repairing jfetc
Haefs
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Il can be applied TO VIEW and OLD Root> 9
ALL Kinds, steep or fiat and 70 Sa.iIoLk
RnoFS without. renewing the Slli,tpfts
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II. 6. Jaiernal RrpeiA,e.
II . ISrvv.., n ,vr-rr CtiicE or Assn AssyssoW.
ASH pis stttr, No. ~ Whl--t

u. o. ISrYU>AL Rfvr-rE ttIicE or Asst Ahsrss""
g.tsin-,r .uSD pIsfK'rr, No. " NAl-.i'
NTnTrGE .-Nvtic,, Is hrubl gwen Ia parties re-
~ .id,x az 81. ne business bin the district herein de-
,J Mi, have no; soady oh nod their licenses % mad
~ retrns 81 Ays, property, ~ COMPLIANCE WIN 10 nv
Of Congress eued An act % provide rernsi revenue 70
sor .i,e GOVERN md &C. pay interest on he pubic
approved JAY l. 1852 to apply at once to ms ohi'e
f me purpose facilitating the business and tsod Inc ""
pleasant necessity of resort 20 extreme measures
true list Is required TO be furnished OF all oo-
owned possessed which are SUBJECT 70
/ special duty or tax under SAID act
Person. hay ia charge trust odninsrators etecu
tors or usr~s loacrs disrbuve shares aTising
from persoDaI property Of Kind whHtoev@r shond re
port the this oice " eLsble ths Assistant ~
Bsk spp licaons Tor licenses aud for monthly re
manufacturers aud auconeers III be promptly fur
Dished ~ this ONCE.
$50 y. That iom and after the l,t day Of September,
1852 person. association OF persons corporation sha
engrged n either Of the trades or
mentioned Ia section "a (which see) OF tbs at
until they shall have obtained license therefor N the
nsnner hereinafter provided"
Parties doing business entering upon any business or
OCCUPATION 40 described viz Manufacturers dealers OF
description ybycians dentist, aud surgeons keepers OF
hotels and eating liquor deaers brokers' and agents
apply the Asses Ia the district where le business
is conducted. for license"
Pen.tyfo doing busine" without license, three times
the Of the license. =,
Parties owning having the charge Of silver or gold
plato within this district will please notify st once 81
this office.
| See sections SO to ca inclusive.
Boundaries Sixth Division OF the Thirty District
include all that portion of the First Ward included Ia and
bounded by lines Of Liberty street, Msdsn-sne
PeHseet, Wastreet and Broadway. running SCUM A''
ISAAC L. SMITH. A"t. Assessor
9th Division, SD District
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPkESENTA1lNES.
The House Iassed the following Senate bills:
One to facilitate the taking OF testimony 10 be
used in foreign countries for legal purposes.
One granting the use Of Judiciary or Armory
square on which 10 erect Home Tor Destitute
Newsboys
One 10 incorporate the Institution for the Educa-
ton of the Colored Youth of tie District OF Co
lumbia.
TIE MENDOCINO RESERVATION.
The House laid on the table the Senate bill to
suryey and sell the Mendocino Reservation in Cali
fornla.
THANKS TO GEN. ROSECRANs.
Tho House passed the Senate joint resolution OF
tbanks 20 Gen Rosecrans and the officers and men
under his command for gallantry and good conduct
at MugffeeebOrO.
PUNISHMENT OF FRAUD.
Mr.. SHEFFIELD reported a bill from the Com
ni,tee on Commerce in relation to the revenue. and
to punish frauds. Passed.
LETTERS OF MARQUE AND REPRIsAL.
Mr.. SEDGWICK rep, N. " reported from the
President to Issue letters Of marque and reprisal.
Passed.
CONDUCT OY THE WAR COMMITTEE.
The Senates resolution authorizing the Committee
ON The Conduct Of the War 20 continue in session 80
dsys after the adjournment OF Congress, to complete
their examination of important witnesses, passed.
NEVADA BRANCH MINT.
The bill locating Branch Mint Al Carson City,
Nevada, passed.
THE DUTY ON PAPER.
Mr.. MORRILL, rep, VII, from the Committee
NJ Ways and Means, reported bill, which passed,
N relation to the revenue and reducing the duty on
printing paper from 81 20 ~ per centum.
At ii AS the House adjourned.
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1863. THE 1868.

- prSNsYLvANiA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with ice CONNECTIONS forms , y o,,r,
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
es'en " Nsw.Jer.ey and Camden and Amboy line.
ALL TSs E9s k MEsT ~ THIS
FOOT or COURTLANDT-ST.
By way ofPhsdsphis, the morning passengers leave New.
York At time 9TH routes Evening paseenSeSo
=, & o m one hour later than other liuss.
By way OF Allentown. evening passengers !csvc n,
hous later the Northern ltns& eAd oy Doth routes
roln,. IN the Northwest Cre.tine Ind.papos Lousvie
ss Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati end ell mas
points West, with fewer changes Of cara n.,-,-,,,
p;,.sbprsh 3s miles. and 70 Phsbursh ~ uisA
Smoking and Saloon Cars on oil usins
Fare the other routes
Baggage checked through. Transfers nee.
Secure Tickets, good until used; ey Pittsburgh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION
Linz. which sod. co%ort.b. mode Of
travel to parties moving Westward onshsn the usual s'ss
Of faro y,r,oura
BY this route zb Of all descriptions can be 6rwsrdsd
20 aud from auy point the Railroads OF OHIO henucs
Indiana. Illinois Wisconsin. Iowa, or Missouri oy RAIL;
ao4R p SS or 70 an fs.Sss n'
The rates Of Freight to aud from point In tns
the Central Railroad are at all times ~
ss CHARGED By other k.Ssa tseir Freight 70 this
Com pany can rely with confidence on u 'pssaS "'A-
LIVE st siSss will nnd ,hi. mo:t 3D.
route Cspacious fard wen ,sncJ on this line
piled with every have aid 10 their
aud It's connections. and every unS every for
Issdas s1a aud BALTlMoEE Ma A,,os
JL, hIkl 20 Freight AGENT, s.,, ,v,p,.,
LEE'h l.or.i House, aud No sou.u Mlu'an"'
McDONALD No. . Battery place.
ryocH LEwIs General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
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IPlsce.l
fDate. |

QuARrEKrAsrgRs OFyicB. &. 5. A, No. Statest,l
Nsw.York, March 2. 1863 )
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Ofhce until u O'clock on WEDNESDAY, fth lnit,,
for the transportation hence to New Orleans. La p9
CATTLE per week aud the ioss, Tor their use on
the pss:s including the pung UP OF stalls, iuTDshin
wsef ,ub.i,tir the on the passage and supplying
everything necessary for tn, transportation oil tue ANNA
Vessels to be approved by an inspection appointed nom '
Office
Person. offering will pls.e indor.e h.ir proposals For tho
tran. porta,ion of Beef Cattle 10 New Orleans"
STEWART VAN vLIET. Major aud q NJ, U. 5. A.
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Go nhom II man Contern.

4 CADEMY OF MUSlC.-lieut GILBERT
N ) LAwRGNCE.-A meeting OF the citizens 10 CO led
a. the Academy OF Mssic on SATURDAY ENkNlNO ner',
O'clock to receive another msTt,r 20 the Gauss Lieut.
Gilbert h Lawrence Of the 7th New fok Volunteers who
ia. been dhouorsbly di.obnged' from the ssrvioe "
b. IN the highest degree di.cred,.ble to bssow tho
freedom Of the city and the higher social aitsntors on
Maiot.nsAl. AID other officers Of hlsh rsnA for similar
conduct and pass this young and gallant officer
ny ONE one al Tue beat Of s.assrs will be pro
viSod By the Did .ons COMMITTEES. by order Of the Pie,i
asu,
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TINTED STATES EXCISE NOTICE.
~ Pubic notice hereby given that the following aticie
lit: 1888 Mink Skius 20 II. Is. Collars, Mink eapes
with ends Mink cspss, ends ~ iink Nuts 70 Sable
Nuts Extrs Muh, -
Hay, been dist aimed for uonpaymeut Of taxes and that
the same viii be sold Public Auction. the 10Th DAY OF
March instant a. 10 O'Clock at the Auction Rooms o.
Edws Schelck No. l5j Broadway In the City OF New
York. - 49, . . ,
sd District, New York.
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AHHFsr or MonGAss BRorBrn.-Capt. Charlton
Morgan u brother OF the notorious Gaerrilla Nor
gan, was recently captured pear Lexington, n.y.
tie earnestly prayed for an exchange, but was re-
minded Of JEFF. Daviss re,.lliat0ry oTder ana 10
iosni.d that he rausi 20 to Camp Chase. 1his a.
fected tic wtak.upGed jelcw ~ that he weps Dhe
child.
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From ST. DoMrXoo.--The brig Herald, Captain
Wing arrived on Tuesday from st. Domingo CITY
brings home Captain James Warren, late OF the brig
Chasclain, burned by the Confederate steamer Ala.
bama There nre also eight seainen from that vessel
and the bark Golden Rale, also burned by the
Rebels.
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TREAsCEI DEPARTMENT sept II, iJo.-
CTEANBOAT INSPECTlON.-SIR: your le

TKE..rEI DEPARTMENT Sept II. 1904.
CTEAMBOAT INSPECTlON.--SIR your let
y ter OF the 2,h Inst !. received re'pesnt the IhA-
p.psrment, Of PASSENGER STEAMERS without the In
spsction required by the Act Of 1854
koihlnR Ia that law eIcnpts such seamer from The In
peeon required 10 show them DO hsd for carrying pat
s-Dgers -, 49,. .... =,
would cost that the Local Boards be inruesd 10
the proper Office War Department charged with the
duty Of procuring such transportation. OF ne Necessity Tor
ia.l Act OF July 1888 by Tho seizure VI any steamer vio'
nrs the law presume mono OF those officers VIII be ds'
posed to encourage such 'o'.son OF laws psesy aot a.s
persist IN employing unin,peoied saneIs inc duty
OF Bos'd' paig AID should be carried Out very is
'p'c'u'' '"'' SP CHASE, Secretary Of the Treasury
T. B. SrILLrAs Superyisog Inspector Of Steamer New
Instructions TO LOCAL INSPECTORS OF STEAM
BOATS
Oyyicn u. g SUPERVISING IssPEcToR OF sIxh !
VKs,IIs, SECOND DisTAor. NEw.foEk. sept ~, ibos
Gy,ILHuEs: Complaint. having been made To e OF ire
neglect and yoson Of the act Of Congress- OF IhI IN
and officers ~ho.e vessels are empoJed a. transports inc
0Oynnmcnt have communicated Mo same 70 'he NON
Secretary Of tho Treasury aud seiswih "i'h you 49, ~
issue to Local Inspectors Of NY supcr'ns District lou
will therefore be pleased 10 ths such measures may be In
your power onforcs tho law aooofd y ihh on poaiu o.
there may be security u live and property
tho faithful Of the w secures on board OF
'' no M ,t ZANE WALLIS rhiisdeiphi.,
WFEKs BERWICK, New York
LESTER DABOLL New-L ondon Conn,
BUREHAM Il HILL, boston. Mass,
DYER L SPARROW. Portland. Me,
Local Inspectors Of the I'd Supervising District.
IssIhrCIfOs TO QuAErEKsAsTEa,l
WAsnISGrOs. CITY, Dec. ., 1868. )
Tho foregoing letter from the Secretary OF tbs Treasury
giving instructions % ln'Pte or. o. steamer is .s
states unished for your guidance You vii perceive that
law n.p,ction to DO rsdly enforced ~ 81 ess, ct
NJ G. MEIGs, Qasrtsrma.ief oeutTAL
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Deiltieirn.
TAR. JIOYT. DENTIST,

DR. IIOYT, DENTIST,
~ No. yO1 BROADWAY. three doors above 2oths In
,,t, beautiful sets Of Teeth his improved AtmospheIic
Plste. " nth or without extracting tho IDois.
o. GOLD, a. low az flJ. SllvEh, tb
RUBBER, 80 PLATi.SA u ohthuo" "u"'
Artldeisl BONE FILLING (nssr,ed withou, paint. Boo
GOLD SOC. to 81 ANALGAM, 500.
EXTRACTING, &c.
No eaee for extracting when artificial teeth are Inherited
All work warranted.
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ltlc0llul.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

VNUE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOX
i GOVT AND RHEUMATISM
All sufferers from the above either Of recent OF
long standing Gre advised to BLAIHS GOU and tttU
JAiIC PILLS. They relied upon the most sale
and eec,ua remedy offered 10 the public and have Dern
universally used In Europe for many yeaIs Win 'hs soa'e
Prepared In England by PROUT IIARSANr, and sold
by WELLS Co.. Frsnkln-st, New.Yoik, aud most ohe'
Medicine Vendors. -,
Her Maesys Commsoner have authorized the name ana
sddrss. Of THOMAS PROUT 2z0 strand London to be-
upon Government stamp affixed to each box oil
the genuine isdiciu-.
PIirs % cents and = per boz.
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LATER TgoM HAvAsa.-The steamer shelldrake,
from Havana on the 18th and Matanzas on the 2ith
ult., arrived here on Tuesday forenoon. bhf
biinPs no news.
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FORM OF GUARANTY.

FORM on GUARANTY.
We the undsDsGed, residents II in tie S,ste Of
- hereby Jointly and scversl'y covenant with the
United aes aud susatse In the foregoing BIZ or
bd,l OF be accepted that lie (or they) viii. within
ten Alter tie epance u said bid of bds) eve.
cute for the With good and sufficient sure
ties TO deliver the ---- prepared In conformity TO
N, terms Of the urdsr Which IL was made,
and hereto appended, snd In case .he said - shall
fail to enter into the Aforesaid We guarantee to
male good the dferenc. between the offer OF toe said
ana tho ext lowest bidder. lSignatures
Witness:
date -
hereby certify that the best Of my knowledge and be.
lief the above gasTaptos COCA and sufficient
~ iSignatures
place
date
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Bui!oins nlaterials.

TRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Land Drains.
IoeIlDs Ts ae. Leps Island Pottery Dspst Ss Psas''
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DEMOVAL Of REMAINS from the Vaults
III Of the Reformed Dutch Church corner Of Houston and
Ureeu..ts 10 How.York Bay C.ms.sry. will commence
Mach under direction Of Tho City lnsPsetor and Ihoma,
sim,n owner OF Property Communications sddfessed
10 tn-rn or TO II. TRAvERs. Special Inspector, No -
Chhth.u.st., will receive TtspectfUl attention
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NETWORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
O. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. .
COMMENCING DFCFMHER 1862

tOMMENClNb DECEMDEh 1 1906
Passenger Station IN NewYork. 21th st. rad std "
$780, entrance on 27tb-st
. TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORk;
For New haven, T. ga H. lExl Il 10. 2io Ell afo%O
and r.
For Bridgeport ga m tEx); l2ls 2l5 LEX 80, 40
and 0. m. u
For Milford Stafford Fafed. Southport, and wspor
FOR No.was, l. $50 ~ lsIs 2l5 (Erl $40. 40. s,os
For Dsrep and Greenwich. T. go M: EI5, aao 80.
5.30p a.
For stanford. I, (Ex) $50 . M I2ls, ais tEx go.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations. T. $50
IL - $40. 40, $50 go p. M
For Port hester and ew.kochele, p m.
" CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield a. IN: (tLl al5 tEI( g. =.
For Boston, via Shore Line ~ is. p. m.
For Hartford and Springfield, (Ex 1al1. Els tEfl
For Connecticut River Railroad to MOn.rea g. Erl
and y IS p. m. to Northampton.
For Hartford, Providence. aud Ti'Lkii Railroad . n
For New Haven NswLondOn and s!onngt0n Rsirosd u
"a H.. H. Is, ais. p m. , -,
Canal Railroad, H. IS p m. to Northampton.
For Housa,onic Railroad TO Pittshed. . q N.
For Naugatuek Ral.oad. Q. IN. ais p. IN.
For Danbury and Norsalk Railroad, 8 m. s. ~ m;
Commodous Slice ping Cars attached 20 the D. m Tsia
JAMES II. HOfT Superintendent.
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6ialloncrr anO fantn %ooos.
Grotcries ano propision5.

~ GlLLIESs PER
20 CENTS OLD PLANTATION POUND.
COFFEE.
To al lovers OF fine favored Coffee.
w. have completed arrangements whereby cs receive
about 80 bales per Month 81 ..o.. ,e,,,,,..
bieb wa offer Tho public superior beverage 10 any
hsr,tofoIe sold 10 this maiket - -
THE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
ff L,h tho ous receiver. aud aanulactuers IL SUI
osor TO the Coffee usually sold such ocha Java Mara'
rabo &c Hotels private families, beading houses rs.tau-
ANS THE OLD PLANTATION COFFEE
,o,c reliable than ordinary CoA., by mode OF
It will be found TO contain perfect uniformity Of
.treus ti sni flavor.
Pat 40 only pound pscsaso.-60 pounds In Gaze
with ia, directions In each package.
FOR sale by grocers generally.
Price 70 Gents per pou I'D liberal discount 20 the trade
WRIGHT GiLLIES BRO.
koa 2JJ. 23J ard 2J1 l.hingtou-st, N. Y,
Importers aud Manufacturers
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EDWARD SIaTAESrcH. Auctioneer.
IN w. IVES d Co will cell THIS DAY,

Y
Nc March at ii O'clock at No. el5 Broadway hrscass
FURNITURE being part Of the stock OF four of largest
wareoon ide fol hrstcnss city trade aud VIII BE- war
ranted by conuog in black walnut and rosewood
Chamber sue. finished with French plates and susIy mar
bic tOps rosewood black walnut aud Oak Paror Dining
Room ard Libsry Suites, In brooa,el and sl.woo reps
Turkish Furniture in large variety ssJ. Bullets Library and
Secretary Bookcaes Extension Tables, Hall S,ads mud
ChiiT Armore-sGaces nse and double Etageres Music
Stands Center Tables &c. Parties wishing Fnnrs packed
have L. done the premises. This Furniture De
stored with us iof short lime tree Of charge.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.--Will be sold, by or
~ der Of the War Department at public auction at Allie
gheny Arsenal Pittsburgh Pa, TO the hi bidder az 10
o'clock a. M on WEDNESDAY, March 49, 1863 the follow.
ius u. s. Property, vi1l
20 $50 pounds Of Scrap Iron.
1000 pounds Of scrsp Steel
1909 pounds OF Scrap Lsalner.
Il0N Powder-B Barrels.
800 Bulet.keg.
1850 Packing. Boyes
Terms, casn. Il. II. X. WHITLEY, Moi OF Ordnance.
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furniture.

DrDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
I Yausnted manufacture. Also, soHd Chestnut aud Walnut
Chsnber suics plain aud Ornamental at II r. PAIN
TONS yCB Canslit opposite Woo.t~t EltaDi"hou I.
IAMP CHAIRS COTS, STOOLS. Nc, VI
" new ds.isns, durable and light wholesale ana ie'V
A. BiLMANkO No ~ Liberty st.. Newt OLA
TSNAMELED FURNITURE-An siyieA aia
II oI,en. Also Chamber Suite. In anu and Ines's M
The beet s.soreIt in The city wboIe.a. ard Jei
III CsrsIh V"""S'
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TINTED STAES INTERNAL REVENUE
~ ASSESSORS NOTICE

FIFTH COLLECTION DlSTRICT
Notice T. hereby given that the abJscLaned district hat
been Tearrsneed divided into nine parts or divisions
bounded and described ~ follows, to vita ,
Division No I-Brosdwsy, Canaet, boweIy, and Grand
IT.; A. Stevens, Asst Assr. oiics No. 3Jf Broadway.
Division No. 2-Brosdway. Gaudst, Bow,ry, and spring
W. " Alexander, Asst Assr., Office Wcstchester house
cor Brooms aud BowsTy. 80
Division No 3-Biosdway, Sprinstt Bowery, and ilous
ton-t s. d. Below Asst Assr Office no 5Js BToad" ay
Division No 4-Divsiont Cstbefne.t, South and Gin
Division No 5-Dyi.ion-s Hester At and Bowery Robt.
NJ Kelly, Asst Assn. office No. % Forsyth.st
Division No 6-Bowey BToone-st. Ridge, Division and
HeseT,s Charles williamson Asst Assn, Office No so5
Broadway. -
Division No 5-Bowery, Broomest. Ridge aud Rivng.on
JnO. f. Reeves Asst Assr Office No tJ Bi oadway.
Division No B-Ridse-,t. DiVisioni, Grsndst East and
Rivngtonsta. q. Dye, Asst AssT, ouse NO. 81 East
broadway
Division No o-Orandst Dvisionst Clinton. South and
Fast III IL Burroughs Asst Assn, ofhcs No Jil Lat
Broadway
Al pe.ons subject taxation. swning possessing OF
having Of property liable TO duty
within Assessment Dfvion where thoy
reside (>ec ~ 49, manufacturers (ssct o. ul persons
pAtnofshp. &C. entitled to license (Scet S soctioneers
persons sau,hteDg cattle. hogs and sheep sect
a. 49, PROJECTORS OF Tiosds ,tea1bosts &c. (scc 500,
newspaper. (Sec 0 hotels tsec o. sub NJ person. sub
rct duty (Scct gJ executors &c Sect MI aud
all others required law. us ske cot aud present TO The
Assistant Assessor 81 the Assessment Division here they re
side OF license where they design t. carr on such
business the sis, rstnrD applications, &C. by aw re-
qued Requisite bisnks will be fIrni,hed on srp ioAion TO
the ASA. taLt Assessor GEO. r. BELLOWS, assessor
Eew-Yois Feb. 70, 1864 Otfcc. No 3o1 Broadway.
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE OF
IL TERMIEUs-Passenser Depot, Jamessip and ioos o.
3Ath.st T. R-Win,er arrangements commencing rIidsy,
Oct ~ 1852: Leave New YORK 1t m for 0senpoIt sse
sp' :, !. M aud o. M. Tor syosset at m for Hemp
stead Sundays the train leaves Hsnters Point sztnsS
:. .cn.,on rates; returning leaves Ysphank o. 5;B n
ON Friday and Saturday night the m IiP HMs w run
tbroush 10 reenpo returning Saturday and MONDAY MGR"
is =, lis No. arriving IN New York sts:52a m
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Gdles tn Nnriloil.

RROOKLYN Nights PROPERTY nj
- AUCTION, by MILLER n KtNNELLi, or FRi.
DAY March GIhe hr.ta oaT..tory. brown sIoue front
HOUSE No. SO Counbisst overlooking the waters sur
rounding New-yors. Sale peIempto-y.
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professional! Notices.

CIIARLES s. SPENCER, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law Proctor ard Advocate in H. Courts
No 800 Broadway, N.wYotk- Re.idence-No. ~ Lemon
Terrace " eat 2Jdst between 9th aud l0tli-gvs)
NR. MUNDE's WATER-CURE Ar FLOR
~ ENCE. MAR NOltTHAhPTON. MASS. Train.
leave New-Yorh from 2h.t and ith-av and III! ard
arrive at Il and $40
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF he
~ scsPel and Operating and Consulting suIseon NO ~
stav Ofce consultations the more obscure o. eases OF
The pelvic yiscera Rupture, Plies, Varcocele and f'lua
radically cured without the knife or lissare once hoas
GVlp etss } 10 3 end ! 10 e,sninSI
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C,TEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
y al Queenstown cork llsrbor The we'll known steam.
~ Of lie Lyerpool New.YoIk aud Philadelphia Steamship
,,ompspy are Intended to sail a. follows;
OF Saturday. Mar
IIIY NEW YORK Saturday Mar IL
CiIY OF BALTIMORE Saturday. Mar 81
Ana every succeeding SATURDAY at noen iron Pier ~
North Rver
MATES OF PAssA6R.
Psysble IN gold, OF its equivalent in currency:
FIRST CAB lS.......$ $50 20 f32 so
Eiyst Cabin London. IS 90 St-esgo to London IS so
fir.t Cabin to Puis. % co.. steersse Paris. 40 80
Firs, Cabin to ism1ug 80 J Steersge 10 Hambu 81 30
Pu.sengsfs also forwarded to uyIe Bemen Rotterdam
Antwerp. Sc 1T equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown lst Cabin, 49, $40
Slt5 SeeGsc from Liverpool 40. From Queensown s1o
Those who wish 20 send for their friends buy tickets
Vt these fatss
Fer further infsrua apply II the Company ohiee-
JOHN u. DALE, agent, Ne, ]. pIevswSy' A. -