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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17
rPrxIo-No a.

AN ACT concerning letters o. marque. prizes, ard
p-izs goods.
Be ft ead.ei Jy e S>nGte enl Hoi,> u Representatives.
o. the Tinted States OF L>-cG N Cor assembled
That in al domestic al foreign wars she President Of
the United States authorized 10 issue 20 private arc
vessels o. the Unltet states commissions or letters ~
nares and general reprisai, such form AZ he snal
think proper. and under tLf sl Of The United State
and make al needfu rules aud regulations for the gov
merit and conduct thereof for the a1jrd lcGtot
and osal Of the prz aDd ssivages made oy snct
vessels Prclded Thai The authority conferred by sh'
act shall ana terminate al Ire end OF three years
from the DsEsage O. tns act.
Approved March 3, 1858.
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fPruuc-No s1i

AN ACT TO Authorize the hr-vetag 81 volunteer and
osher 0lhce United states service.
BsT snaced BY te SesSts ana HOaae o. Representatives
Of tas CHted Sd.es Of Asrcd ~ C5ngress assembled
That the frosiaeEt OF the Iuteo STATS be he hereby
IS authorized, by and with the a4vice consent o.
the Senate, ~ confer brevet rank upon such commits
stoned officers o. the volunteer and A. tLe
JuIted states have been or may hereafter
be. distinguished by gallant actions neritorous con
duct, which rank shall eatts then suy Increase
o. pay rmOl, meitts.
Approved March ,, IS 8
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sTArE UFFiCERs.

AUSTIN BLAIR, Governor
cdAkLs-s AAT, Lieutenant GoEsrnor-
JAI.s s. rOAfLA, secretary Of state
GsJtJE Il dJCok, DeYlty DO.
EA- Az SE6z, AI4ltOs Se1erzl
EL6A JOSES, Deputy do.
IJ4s UHsN, t-ts treasurer
JAIEs ItkNER, Deputy 90
JJis T. 0A.sJiG, s-yssiatea-ent Pub lnstr0s
OAKLAND B. SiEb5iA-, DrpIfy 20.
eAlJzl. L1CI, cO.anis.Olsr -tAts L-ni O1ee
ClHos dEHlIf, DeP-ty d..
AL3zai WILLIAMS, AIsOr1ey General
J1fS KJ3-XfsON, A J1t1lt Generai.
WILLIAM HAAdJND, Q44rtsf Master General.
WILLlA5l C. PI4AA.S, Inspector 6snersl.
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case 49, tas Sop-sas shall Alwsys be opss esr
s-r S-14y - $500 -rA~4-s S~Nh ApYe@ls usy -
c--1Ac- ~-eueser -E.oGut SoLtlONx4sy exGse1a
49, s-s~>~-~ ~~a~s, torl N-sNs LIZ ccf AZ.
s@ts ~ 49, ~sss ts-t t1c AHA icvSv-a
= s-~s-4s- - -A-~--.s --~ svasf-- l1po. SALcs-
~ O. 49, - = l~Fs~~r s~s-4ss, 4AAl AL prevn-
Nlsa thlaa
49,, . -~TeeS 4e.s@so--
-A-s.0vo-. AI~.S- =, 49,
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EO. 4. PARSONS,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR al Law and solicitor in
Caaacery agent for prosecuting cans cf soldiers and
soldiers willows against the Government. for Bounty
Money Pens. .ons, an arrears Of pay-Lansing, N.ch
Once IN Bssbss Block, up stairs, Washington Ave
nue. S64
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EUGAK fsOUsE.

Lansing, Michigan-N ". Edgar ,Propristor The E1gar
H1lss IS aew, haviag been just completed and IS IT
Tel uP throughout in the best style and with new tur
nitlre. On WAshinSton Avenue, the site Of the
OLD lansing House stages leave this daily. 81
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Y Lore Bfcugnsa0 re'u-so. toe otner cav,
n Md ~ =. A-ti-Ssvery Mertirg IN L0O-
so5. OF the g,ovnd that II would be violAfiOo
Of .,s,ricr ne1uslify' in the American var And
his from the author Of The aoo.'tion Of slavery
:, ,be West Iudies. What nExtf
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GEUaGE MARLIN, Chef Jlslice.
I.AA- Z CdklsllASCY Associate Justice
JAhs5 Y. CAIPBELL, "
RA-sDOLPH AANNiNC, 60
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17

T. HUDSON, Proprietor. Lansing, Michigan, opposite
CSpitl building. General stage once kept IN eonnec-
ton with tbs House.
lansing. Mich April 20, 1858 al
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Judges Os the Circuit Courts.

lat Dat. EJWAKD Ii. c. WILSCS.
u NAIaASILL BACO-s.
81 =" BEASAIIN r. ii WilHEt.ELL
4th e" kDWlS LAWAkSCE
5ga BENJAMIN y. GRAVES.
6tn sASkOkD ~ CkkES.
ia " JvsiAd ILkNEK-
stn LOCI5 :. LOVELL
9tn kLAv4CS J L1IILEJOaN
IUtu JANE, BIkNkY
Ugpsr PsninsiLG, DANIEL GOODWIN
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g. ". TOPPING, M. d.,


PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Once at his residence, or
Mia street, in Dewitt, Ciatoa County, Michigan A
calls promptly attended to. S71yl'
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s.....,rv of Sgats-WiLLIAA "A SEWARD OF New York.
1900 9f tae irs1sHrg-,ALMON +. ChAsE, OF Ohio
s.,tlrJ II tas lntsro1-e 4LEB D. sAiIh, q Indiana
s,,,s Il IA Ndsg--sIDEON WALLIS, 0f Connecticut.
o.,1,, n Wr1r-rD. H. -TANlON, o! Yennsy ylvauiA-
a ..,sS gsnsraL-4OS r1OAERI BLAIR, OF Maryland
sg,,a,g r. .ascai-EDTAkD BATS, VI Missouri
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. once northwest corner
o. Washington and Michigan Avenues. All CALI
promptly attended 10.
h raAYER- 40 s. ?. BISHOP
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O6tial 9irrttOrg.
NATIONAL OFFICERS 8
TH-e EXECUTIVE.
THE cAehET.

s,.,fl<ns-ABRAHAA LINCOLS, Of Illinois.
~, prss.a<nt-aASSIBAL HAAL1S .. Maine.
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ATTORNEYS Colaselors and Solicitors, Lansing Mchi-
gAl- Prompt attsltioa give1 10 Collections, Payment
OF rRxss, aat law sstig 4tion Of Land Titles.
r c. pASf, ; d. BINGHAM.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-06-17

Regents of the University.

ANIL Z. BAVWN, WiIIEk J. BAXTER
EDWIN WILLIS
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Business Direltorp.

LONGYEAEs a BUUTCH,
Law. CHANCERY, AND COLLECTING BUSINESS
J. ". LOSGYEAR, R,..............E- D ". BURTcH-
Lansing, AicniEsu.
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S63 TIE 1863.
PEHSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.


with iis connection, f9rDs
THE SHORTEST AND QUICK 81 ROUTE
From NV YORK TO THR PRiScipN WKsT2N CTiEs
Seven trans dsy from New orr ~ Philadelphia via
ewJeIsey and Csrnden aud Anboy line. -
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WESf By THIS
ROUTE LEAVE SEW-YoRk FROM TIE
FOOT or OOUB1LANDr-Sp
by ~sy ofPLAacephia, the ing p>.sen gers leave New
Yok all time other routes Evening passengers
Z, y. N, one hour later than other lines.
~ way Of Allentown, evening pafscugeTs lefye NJ IN,
I've hours later than tho Northern lines. AID by both routes
sriTe at the tue Northern nsa H. Chicago aud all
points 20 tho Northwest. Ce.tin- lpesua pos LoU,iie,
pouts West with fewer cbsAge Fl cars.
Sleeping Cars without change from Philadelphia 10
Ptlsborgb Ss6 miles aud Hewi PsOuTga, 4Jj .s
Sasakipg sn1 saloon Cas- On ~. u4ina
tsae tho ssni. a. other
Bspesge checked through. Transfers free.
Secure Tickets good ne,ll q.,d; BY fit;,ogrsh
The Pennsylvania Central Company en- Emigtsnt
Accommodation Line which affords comfortable mode OF
tsye to pates moving Wes~srd al oneha the usua rates
Of fare ,rr,1,,,,
By this route Heights Of al descfp ions be forwarded
l,tiuo, Illinois Wisconsn. lows Missouri by RAIL.
ROAD DIRECT. or g any port tie navgable rivers OF
tLe WeAt by s.eslnsv nom Pittsburgh.
,le Pelnsyvenia Central Railroad all times favorable
D. srs ,baaed b. other Railroad Companies MeTcbaats and
apes inastng he Of their fIesa to this
Gompa.y can rely with corn eDce on It's speedy transit
LIVE STOCA.
Famers aid Dealers IN Live STOCK viii h1d this most sd
.agsous route Cspcious faids, well wAtesed ard sup
eld connections and every attention pad TO tie
ton HsrIAbug Where will be found eYtiy i9r
isdng and resieg choice T. .heIed q we III Dill
J. l.. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent. No. Astor'iioWs
LEIGH Co, Freight Agents r. -, ,,,
No ! Asor.n House sud No. South Willainst
M0DoNALD BiScHOFF. Emsrsn'o AseaI.
EHocH LEWIS Gsnerai Superintendent Altoona. Pa
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1mnssmea.'s

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ p, Lessee spd m,usse,; ::wM war ALLEY
foSiIl'EtH IhE FIFTH AND LAST WEEK
THE GREAT TRSGrc Artistic.
49,, Ml y Bar IMAM,
Who will appear This evening fr the
iwEALY-AiNTH TINE,
LAST nEpRrsn&Fhrov But OLE sa'
ttes Oea1a anu sOFlnGy effective romantic DIANA -.
THE F6RsiKEv
MISS B1iLM1N "'''''
Gao only be Witnessed in her -'A-''
- sUbLiME IMPROVISATION
AZ, FOR TWO NIGHTS LONGER
msiden r rssrss Erection Of the Jewish
ue sevss' Of 'i'ics aod has attracted On nntte1oted
INrELLiosNT. REFINED AND cRownrn .unr.
ENCEs D-D "0o'
ever assembled Within the walls Of Nev.yo,t ,ho.,..
The play presented vita sopyb and serp,r, bv
Mr J. B. ss!"ya '' "
Chsrsc,eiisic iresses and Appointments BY ear, PaiI
and an uny,ed cast cbscira the Of H. sAveM
iacs IT, Mr Ed"ia Adams Mt z Pearson, Mr. Luiersaa.
frau, Skerre... and TIE oda.IaDie sIorus.
poS So,. g9So S'o:f so ss, at rs,9as
r Whsatey fees the, 10 has reason to coos.,uls,s him.
self Ppon tie which has atter ded hSu entering
A SECOND ENGAGEMENT
THE AMERICAN CHILD OF SONG.
CAROLINE RICHISGS
THE GREATEST NATIVE PHislA DONNA OF TUE
PRESENT DAY.
her last '0s'''Hfs sR 4. s '1 fsirMfH
having lasted for more sn Three hcnths end In every
espec, pecunsriy ard otherwise.
GREAT SUCCESS.
He bsgs 70 iafoGm the public : at tie first musca, work
which viii be Produced N her present cement viii be
BALfEiS GREAT OPERA
SAIANELLA,
W hch hiss been for
SEVERAL MONTHS ~ PREPARATION
II Will be produced uoder the able direction OF
Mr. J. RlCaINGS.
. On MOSDAi EtENISG next, Feb. % 1868,
with ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY.
NEW DRESSES. and
NEW APPOlNTMENTS.
and sustained bya
MOST row EPFUL AND COMPLETE ORCHESTRA,
Tue Chorus will be
NEW, NUMEROUS
sud Carefully selected while the
CORPS De BALLET
LEADING ArTR ACTION,
nl.e. OALETIL
the most perfect DsnseUse Of The day.
Mons MARZEIT
Mai aARZETIl. Nile KATRINE,
other Distinguished Dancers. the whole being Undsa
The direc lon OF the
ABLE AND ACCONPLlsHEO MArRE DE BALLET,
SlGAOa RONLaNL
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Totals. 1850 &c 373, l76 80
The Board have SAVED 20 the County, BY strict exsmi
hston IN Ire auditing Of oil accounts Presented for payment
drIing tie year 1902, the sum 0; 81 1923 ~.
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Us0oms Garos, &f.

A THOS. BIUNS's, No. 493 Broadway, all
( he is,e.t styles Of WEDDING CARDS, at low prices
tsaii nod IN 1870
IGCRAVlNG aud PRINTING (half price).--
eHsddns At Home. aud Mote Papers Business Cards
eSltsads, Poitstako, VI KkLLYs No. u Fultonst, NY
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AI.nsemenis.
MUSEUM.

LRARNUMs AMERICAN I,UsETnI.
BRILLIANT ENo TGIyNrHANr SUCCESS,
! TIE WAREEN EXCITEMENT OF THE iNCkyAsr
MINNIE ~ TiE A@CESDANi.
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN.
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN.
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN,
LITTLE MINNIE WARRFN,
THE EMPIRES OF BEA UTY,
THE EMPRESS or BEAUTY,
TIE EMPRESS OF BEAUTY.
| Sister OF lie late
MISS I.AVINIA WARREN,
MISS I4AVINIA WARREN,
NOW MRS. GEN. TOM THUMB,
NOW MRS. GEN. TOM THUMB,
NOW MRS. GEN. TOM THUMB,
NOW Mrs. GEN. TOM THUMB,
asa tia
FAIRY LITTLE BRIDES MAID,
FAIRY LITTLE BRIDES MAID,
FAIRY LITTLE BRIDES MAID,
on tho occasL,n Of
TIE MARRIAGE OF GEN TON THUMB,
BRIGHT AND EGS S'Isi%y s nSe21s b re THE MUSEUM
''"'-- TIE iiD A6 ' or ALL IbNiRERs,
aud universally pronoU1ced he ,.o
MOST WONDERFUL or ALL HUMAN BEINGS
TWENTY-FIVE lNCGEs HIGH ard
w WElOuS BUT NINETEEN POUNDS!
The srpa!e.t mature lady ever known. yet
PERFECT IN FORMi
PERFECT IN FORM!
PERFECT IN FORMt
PERFECT IN. FORM
SWEET AND BEAUTIFUL FACET!
SWEET AND BEAUTIFUL FACE!i
SWEET AND BEAUTIFUL EACE!!|
and every way chernius and peh,iDg
she will be- exhibition at al hours frociO o'clock fore
noon I'll. p. the platform 10 the Mai1 Hall OF the
Museum tson the S5y IL the Lec.Ia.AJou between the
scs Of tho play in company with
COMMODORE MUTT, THE So, 900 MUTT,
COMMODORE MUTT, THE $4,000 MUTT,
tho two making, by far
THE SMALLEST PAIR OF HUMAN BEINGS
THE SMALLEST PAIR OF HUMAN BEINGS
THE SMALLEST PAIR OF HUMAN BEINGS
the face Of the Gl0besmaler even than the
iluitrl Us
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE,
GEN. TOM THU NIB AND WIFE.
Also, 70 be seen q, all houis. DAY aud EVENING,
ThE LlFlNO hlPfOrOIhhUo,
FROM TIE RIVER NILE IN EGYPT,
TIE GREAT LIVING SEA LION,
WEDGES OVER 200 POJSDs AND EATS
% POUNDS or Fl5H DAILY
WHAT Il Irl Or MAN hUNhIi ALBlNO FAMlL1
u. srsc.. bear ever captured alive, GRAND AQUA ARIA
LIVING SEAL MONS TER SNAKES iAPPf FAMILY
BOUCICAULrS GREAT IRISH DRAMA,
COLLEEN bAWN;
THE BRIDES Or GARRlOWEN
This Afternoon aud Evening = 3 aGd . O'Clock
Mr.. HARRISON, COMIC iNPROMtIU SINGER
appears each pcff1Imaltc IN bis mimi aOle Songs
Animation. u csuts CEh1Ien under ten. Is esnts
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JEkSEI.-
Jocon with tie Delaware Lackaw and West-rn AL
rod and at with The Leisa Valley Haioad sad rs
co. cecious forming ditect line 20 Ptsouh and the "es'
'WISrFE ARIA tgME ,ST- Commencing Nov. Il, 1852
leave Ee~-Yo rk a. follows; ~. p,
HtRslsBrF0 FxPRpss-At g. N. for ES'ton, Reading,
Pa svile Harrisburg Msuch Chunk NihanspoH
Nor TRNy-At3a for Flsion. W sier Dap scranton,
ere%tTe,i Binghsmton. Piu.tou Nike bsue. &c.
II liz qHROvGH 1RAIE-tOr Eaton. Allentown. Reading
II POI willie Harrisburg Wilisrsport. &c 80, ,u
4 P NJ TnRouGH TxAis- For Easton Bethlehem Allen
o~n. and Msuch Chunk , $500, ... a..
~ H-EsrEAy ExPHEssfor acton. Allentown. Read
fg H1nistuiR Pittsburgh and the West slice ias cars from
II Jsr.ey City through 10 Pit-bUEh- 49,
f from NowYoTk arrives al Heiso1fg AZ p M cgnhei'
Fast and West Penn'ylvania Centf4l hslhoad I'M
Genital Railroad North and SOUTH And WITH tie Ou"'sf-
Tss TggRoreS EYpszss TRAiS Pos THE wEsr leaves
EYo s D. IA daily Sundays .xcepted inA&ipS close
connection st usburg with Petnsy iefoed-"l
Cecago Two hour time il saved b. tssug tins usin
F1uABErHpoKT AND NV IOER kBRRY-Leass New ofS
+om Pier No q North River. 6 $3.50 n Ia ana I|'JOi
o III, s.,p Al Berssn Pont spd Marlr.rs' Harbor every
th,e,eh wsy JOSIAH D. STERNS, Superintendent.
In ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE Of
lTERMiNUs.-passeDger DEPOT Jsu ssbp end 100, O.
3l.s,. L. R-Winer arrangements coIameneins tno,y
D.. "A le62: Leave YoIEs a. IN for eepPor ~
rsbc- Oneni ana HaIuptous; 81 So ~ and m t0
I.p; al H. I'D p for Syossrti o. p IN oI homp
stead SUNDAYS tbe lGin esves hgbtefs ont "a n.si
A. .Ieuf.ion Tates; reuinins leaves Isfhsnk 31 m
o. Friday snd saturday night toe y m i'P sin VIII Tu'
Though 0.eelpOt returning SuIoGs Gro money morn
ine Al AIS a m, arriving IN Now-Yofs a. 1852 a. m
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GPIhTTUAL CIRCLES viii be held EVERY
~ EVENING from taii.psst o'clock at SAMARITAN
HEALING ms IpUIE. No. Is 8th-st opposite Clinton
Hail Aston plsce, TO ,Ee Church. Ambulance " csuta
liea !fg stis q the ci,c'es.
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Chances for Business Glen.

A FIRST RATE INVESTMENT. The
"A BROADWAY FOUSOERY and MAC line WORKS
Of ST LOUIS. offered 4. VERY Low PRICE ior U.
s. I.essnry Hot-s.
mis- Is lie second Oldest es,abhnens IN 81. Louis, and
having enjoyed yry Ia patronage IS vel known through
tbs Western Stote3.
The stock o. Patterns Is large sid valuable. "
Tie b1 dl ard comm0Gious and the Tools OF
the a;esl a. Oes. sts.cL
70 ptes DESTROYS OF engaging in profitable business N
the " est, o better opportunity can oe~ound =
wor keeps the tpundrriss
Of ST. Lo.s Iuanog night GAy hi.hy remoUeia'vs
prices. - , 80
Every part Foun ery and Machine Works IA In order aud
ready Tor business without delay.
Fer further iaforrn sion add ress, -
JAMCs VI CARPESTEa. 81. Louis. Mo-
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K-EW-YoRK & NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
iS6l. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1853
CONNENtlNG -rECfGBtk l. 1852


entrance ?.tl-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-lORk:
f2rNe"haven, = a. m. Tx }; 49, 2a (Ex) 3io,+Sl
srG 8p.
Tor sridsepOrt oa m tEz)i l2Is, ais F1) $40 49,
al 8 p n.
FOR Milfora, STAFFORD Fsfsld Southport and We'po't
"a. N. i3l5 80 40 p. - -
foTNO.wsk, T. $50 mil2l', 2l5 (Ex) $40, 45o 1913
foI Dsen and Greenwich. :. $50 m.: l21S 80 40,
Fer Stamford, !, tEz) $50 a M l2l5 2l5 tEIl 3d.
s., SO Y.
For Port Chester and in,srmeda,s ss,icr, :. $50
Il I5 s 30 43D, Sc 60 p. II.
For Port Chester sud kew-k pchele, p. IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield m (Lx.l 2l5 (Ex) ep. m
tor Boston, Via Shore Line. l.i3 .. u.
For Hartford AID Sprirs ied a Ok l2l5. FL ES),
tor Connection, River Railroad to Montreal a IN. Ex)
ard 4 IS =. IN. 10 Northampton.
For haIlioId, Pro'1-a;e aud Flkil Railroad, a n.
Tx J. l2I5 p.
Fo New Haven, New-LOu3on and SlsunsOn Railroad At
Sc IT.. II 10, Ela q p. Ii.
Canal RailIoed, l2.l5 p. N, 70 Northampton.
Tor Housatouic Rdifoa3 TO Ii.tsheia. N.
ForNsEc duck R.l4OSd. .. m. I'D y.
FOR psnbury sao Norw ak Raj road. J. SOP. NJ
Conm0dIoas Sleeping GAIA a.tschpd a. The . Ea!n
IA Howl nd
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Total fcr City purposes VIZ 20 %
a. Their. sha b. sind hereby Imposed upon the cstts
ro. aud personal subject tIston according 10 law OF And
within the Ctg aud Douny Of New York ara u DO fssed
AID paid into County Treasurv according to
law To uppy doioioncio. tho product u tho levy Of the
yca puIhuarce OF Ito ; attn Section OF Chapter I,J
of the hws OF 1871 Of and for to SUN OF two huhied
,ud .py r hou,hnd ioaf hundred and sItyi~o dollars
aud lhiu y..i. got cent? tF2tA4s! ~ . :,
m. Committee AugIsI Taxes arc hereby authorized
md directed estimate bnd conDu, tue taIes impoed by
this ofdn no. the same To be properly St down OF
c,teuded Ia th- A.s.ssnent Rolls or Tex BooSs
- cau.e 81 tHIes when computed AID ef
tended IA arh OF ssd Asosneft Rolls Tax Books 10 DO
carefully hid d. AID the amount Of tho i7nlc
therein completed to deliver the Tax Books rcs
ing TIE Clerk % Arrears in order thst tho
unpaid WeeT Rents O the lO1l may be entered therein
~ provided by law.
It, Aitr tho completion Of the hSeVment Rolls or
Tx Book provided IA the preceding sscti of TITS ordi
nance ss the Outs Of the said tvlnmitre on Aunh
Axss ITocuc on he members Of tue Board vi super
ysos the proper warrants auth L gnLd requiring the ne
criy.r Of collect the several thoeu mentioned
according law, ani Immediately thereafter u deliver e
enid Rolls win the atOfesad annex a
10 the sid Receiver vi Taxes the time moth
rg the Comptroller o. tue amount Of each book, IN order
hs may the per sun to be charged to Ito To
ceiyer OF axes for collection. 49,
Adrtcd BY Board OF SupeTTsrs, September2 lOS o
thiy one minutes past three o'clock by the following
vote. viz =,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Blunt Briggs. Conner, Davis,
Little Kocbe, Shook, stewart and WeismanG-S
hE0ArIyK--Ihs ITcsideDt
THE COUNTY OF EEW.Y0RK 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20

no CAPITALISTS aud MlLLERS.-EOR
1 SALE-One Of tic most valuable Mill PKOrbhrlE3
in New.Jsrs.y, ..aa cd the n Centsl H. r. UDiz
ins Water Possg pairs Of BuFrs Ns in complete ordr;
viii - per auunn. Aso. large, Convenient
DNELL,NG HOUSE, with sli Necessary oaoui dinga
stables So, wi ots ground h isomcy out vi ever
greens fi. g.. The properly nu ~ 10 be aP.
ec ae Iho whole VIII b. cod 10 "a I, as The owner
compelled acryun, OF very feeble heIn To 'enql'sn
business hcr sud iu psf.YIs, aud adJr-s call on
J. 4. ROWAN son. No. IL! Bfcai-st., S-"-l ors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20

" Begins a. 2: over before H.
IO-NIdur ttRtDAlI
Second time here Buesstoue ad by sustained Comedy
MARRIED LIFE,
that attracted den crowded audience tie first perform
-ncc Which ssGay succesrd. al the artists eIicitIg
l1pd aug itcr Gad Continuous aqpill'e- . ...,,
Mll La CHARLES ISle ~
MRS LINK MRS HOEY
MN NuDDLE .................'..MH JohS w. St-h
Mis- Ni..SsN.'-N
M lOONOhl oBAND,. .'..ih LTD
ms. GOUNOHU5bASD .,......hIISS NAisl nAcNON
4itN D'pf T.
5lhS DOVE ........ ............NlSo FANNY MOh ANI
Mr. DisnAL.................MK. oLOhDE HOLLAND
MIS- bl1elAl. .......hlso. JOlN AVN
TOMORKON, (SArCkOAYD,
MIR. CHARLES Fl5iiENS BENEFIT.
(Ntyer acted herel.
CAPIAi. Oh HE WATCH,
aud
MASKS AND FACES
MONDAY, ffsh nigh, II he bisAiy attractive Comedy
ltNhlEfIE.
TUESDAY-bENEkIT OF MISS MARY CANNON
WEDNESDAY, ass tiuiel-ILe .oaIaut.c Diana, PAi-
LINE .n,.l.r. TREASURE and the be,uu.
to- omie Dana I'll AEsI4HE
80 be- repeated: AOAEY A BOLD STROKE FOR 4
HUSBAND. TiiK IRISH liFlEfSs LOEEAAD . MONEY,
TUE FBOYOkED HUSBAND. THE SCHOOL FOR
SCANDAL, THE ROAD TO RUN, PAULINE, and TIE
MAGIC MAhl.IAG1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20
ERIE RAILWAT.-Passenge trans lcay,

ERlE RAILWAf.-Passenger trans leave
~ from foo. Of Chsnbers.st:
g. m, EXgIe Tor Bgffalc.
ga ~. kiilk. daily, for O.isyille.
lz;l5 ?. N. Accommodation daily for Port JeTvis
$50 Pm. Way. FOR Aiddirtown kewburgh aud Warwick
p ~, Night Express. daily. iot Dulkrk Butiio aud
tsalGagua and principal stations Irnia Of Saturday
through 20 Buffalo. bat does not run to DaIki,k.
6p o., EnsJao-. -
CHAs. MINOT General Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL
4 = BANY aud TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
north and WEST Trains lsave:
Prom Ca.mb.rs.st From 3O;hs..
LXPe ana 10 a. NJ snd3: 7:2l l0:27 n. aud 3JT and
IS and p n. tSondsys ilc.adea) a. 5:A2
1foy aud Albany with sleep !.
irs earl, l0:yJ p. tlo.31 pm
p04sheepse train I'm. IL 3:2i and 1922 aud 6.o1
and $50 7. u. p
PeekskM train, 3:s5ip. s;t7 p. IN
sEe sing train, . 2. >. p D. m
1suytoWn, 4.le D. AT W. -
Person, Ia Brooklyn can purchase tcEsf Il "
Ia sss Office No. 90 Watb'"s ton',," WY M otuIe
~ have tboir baggage CHECKED ~ Ter fese.Les 20 ]
penis o" 'HS O''' '-N AFT SMITH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20

Dcdnc, the estimated amount q County Revc.
macs ~ reported by comptroller "a po0nm@pt
2 Iuly T. H. one haaIfe tIousEnG dci.ars..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20

kEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY r. r.
IN FOR Albany, Troy, North and N.s.-WINTEB AR
EANGEMENr, commencing MONDAY, Nov. i i8a2.
ForALBANY lO:20s Express NJ III IfsiD 25h st.
Station Returning leave Albsu, - lr:Jjs
For Ices Trains zee 4 nee table.
JOHN bURCHlLL. Superintendent,
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CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON. via Gao
~ TON. NfW-LONnoN. STONlN ron pHOVT-
81 NCg NEWPORT, TAUNTON, I'D NEW.BEnTORD.
The splehid steamers COM NONWEALTH ard Ply
MOUTH ROCK VIII cave Pier No - \ T., foot Of Court
llnftSt. dai except SuldsyL ct p. IN.
Freight leen low IS by any other line Office Of Com
pany, NJ. 10 Wsst-ss., of CourflspG ~
W. NJ EDWARDS, Agent
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CULPHUR aud VAPOR BATiIS-Esiablishcd
- ia Ig!O-rhe culy s,nune bah. To- iAe United sAioa a.
No Cnrorlsce, Ble essr,s, corner 81 ialrs I2r cure
" i"o'" Df. A. j.. IItOLAI l. %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20

IGOR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Il Port snl FALL lvLR-1ho splendid SAG supS y
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt Brown tsyts new lois
every TUESDAY THURSohY. and sAtutDAl
pcloek g. n ED tie EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton' on
biOSDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Of q 0cock p IN,
from Pier No 5 y. T.
Hereafter will oe regarded rs secured 70 any aP
pr got uutl The same SHAH have been paid fr
oisht 10 Bottom is gsrded though with great Dispatch
:! 90 ~ WV EORIEE Ar.r.. Nas. 70 and q WALT.