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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-10
coMMIssIoNER's oHlIoB,

y ~ .EHa..tr WHEILIHa, Nov. = 1888
In accordance with the above decree, hereby
dive notice that have hxed on Saturday, the third
day5of December, AID. 1854, "a the time, and my
law ONCE in the city OfWheelDg as the place, when
and WhersI HhAlI proceed 70 examine and report
in reference the matters in said decree contained,
and when aud where an parti1 Interested are
GIBSON L. oRANEFER,
nova -s..r,s-. Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-10

p6olFr. BAsss, formerly of the Snake
{ Hunters, was fuOdEhys dollars and costs
b.. yesterday for, Assaulting two strangers on
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-10
Valuable Property for Rent.

ITO LET ON GROUND RENT, for . term OfyeArS,
erty fronting on Main strost, and running back
about one hundred and thIrty-tWo feet, and known
e the Zane Homestead property, Immediately
north Of and adjoining the HoTnbrOOk building
ThIs property.Win be rented in suitable building
Iota, and embraces some Of the best untmprOVed
~ 'tS-'s = Pr. ARMSTRONG,
ies-tf Trustee Of Emily A Lane.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-10

CERTIFICATES, naming each article and GI
vaIus are placed In SEALED ENVELOPES, and well
mixed One of these envelopes, will be delivered
Al our Office or sent by mail TO any address, Wttheut
regard to choice, on receipt Of IS cents.
we will send by mail or express, the article that
the purchaser may draw, for ONE DOLLAR, or
tviu eschaa0e for any other article on our tt1, 0
De Sdms p5riIs az ne dTtiels dTdtOH.
NO BLANKSI
Entire satisfaction guaranteed 10 all cases. and the
price will be Immediately refunded 70 any party
dissatisfied With the article We send.
You may obtain q GOLD WATCH, or DIAMOND KING
for ONE DOLLAR, which on need not pay until
you know what you have drawn and It's value 40
E~Piye scale. Envelopes for 81 Eleven for u
Send for Circular Agents wanted.
GOODWIN HUNT u co.,
JEWELERS.,
195 Broadway, n. y.
Afletters should be addressed to our Box, 8 zoo
Post Once, New York. ..-- oets-sH'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-10

UIHB INrELLIaENoER STEAM JOB ORRIpB
executes all kinds Of job Pointing with neat.
neSs and dispatch, and At War prices. Apply a.
the corner OF Quincy and Main stIoets, up stairli
Wheeling, WIZ ~ ~ ~ 49,
Nv ooLEN YARNs-Anothsr, supply jnst re-
" ng,S e't'' az NON .l. - D. KOOIL1 BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-10

WILMINGTON, DBL, Nov. 9.-MeClellan
has carried the State by $50 msjority.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-10
TO MARRIED LADIES

Il IL peculiarly suited. It will, in q short time
bring en- the monthly period with regularity
CAUTION.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-22
News Items.

THE city of Philadelphia has paid S2,419,-
75O in bOunties to volunteers.
VERMONT has sent fifty cleFgymen to the
war in various capacities, from COlonels to
privates.
A RICH deposit of copper and silver ore has
been discovered in Franconia, Burnet county,
Minnesota.
The Troasurer's Office of Washington
county, Indiana, was lately entered by seven
thieves and SO in money stolen. blessed
be nothing.
THE British census for 1861, states the ave-
rage of the Queens dOminions at 4, 42O6
square miles with population of ia, $50, 300.
London has 2, 2,8O8, ,989 inhabitants.
AMONG the inscriptions on the tOmbstones
in the rebel graveyard at Bealton Station,
Virginia, is the following IA coward,
Ninth regiment Louisiana Volunteers died
December A. 1861"
THE Common Council of Baltimore is ma
turing an ordinance for the purpose of re-
lieving the positions of public trust in that
city from dislOyal incumbents The public
schools are particularly to be purged of seces-
sion teachers. All such are to be dismissed
on the expression of disIoyal sentiments or
sympathies.
IT is reported that Gems. MeCOok and Crit
tenden have been acquitted by the Court of
Inquiry, which recently set on their cases at
Louisville The former is held to have done
his duty in the battle of Chickamauga, though
he committed an error of judgment in going
into Chattanooga. General Crittenden is
held to be entirely blameless.
The Union men Of Kentucky have decided
to call State convention at Louisville on the
25th of May to appoint delegates to the Ma
tiOnal Union Convention. They bitterly de-
nounce the Louisville Copperhead rump Of the
State Central Committee which arc trying to
sell the Union men to the Copperheads. The
Frankfort Commonwealth speaks with en-
phasis upon this point. The loyal people arc
aroused.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-22
Matched by a Woman.

In the somewhat famous case of
Mrs. Bogden's viii, which was tried
some years ago, Mr. Webstera ppeared
as counsellor for the appellant Mrs.
GreenOugh, wife of the Rev. William
Greenough, late of West Newton,
tall, straight, queenly looking Wppan,
with a keen black eye-a We 4 Of
great self-possessiOn and decisiaR1qef
character-was called as a witness on
the opposite side. Webster at a glar Es
had the sagacity to fOresee that her
testimony, if it contained anything of
Importance, would have great weight
with the Jury. He therefore resolved,
if possible, to break her up, and when
she answered the first question put to
her:
"I believe!' Webster roared out i;
eve don't want to hear what you be-
ieYe, we want to hear what you know"
Mrs. Greenough replied, "that is
Just what I was about to say, sir,
and went on with her testimony.
And notwithstanding his repeated
efforts to disconeert her, she pursued
the even tenor of her way, until Web
ster, becoming quite fearful of the re-
suit, arose, apparently in great agita-
ton, and, drawing out his large snuff
box, thrust his thumb and finger to
the very bottom, carrying the deep
pinch to both nostrils, drew it up with
gusto.
Webster: "Mrs. GreenOugh, was
Mrs Bogden a neat woman!
Mrs. Greenough: 81 can not give
you very full information as to that,
sir; she had one very dirty trick"
Webster: " What was that,
ma am %
Mrs. Greenough : 'She took snuR!''
The roar of the court was such that
he neitherrose nor spoke again till after
Mrs. Greenough vacated the stand for
another witness.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-22

be assured, IN which We have q great and
vital intercst-it is that of revenue; or
means of supporting Government From
official documents we learn that a fraction
over three-fourths Of the revenue collect
ed for the support Of the Government,
has uniformly been raised fOm the
North.
Pause now, while you can, gentlemen,
and contemplate carefully and candidly
these important items. Leaving out Of
view, for the present, the countless mil
lions of dollars you must expend ina war
with the North with tens Of thousands
Of your sons and brothers slain in battle
and offered up as Sacrifices upon the altar
Of your ambitiou-and for what? we ask
again. Is it for the overthrow Of the
American Government, established by our
common ancestry, cemented and built up
by their sweat and blood, and founded on
the broad principles Of right, justice and
humanity?
And, as such, I must declare here,
as I have often done before, aud which
has Leen repeated by tie greatest and
wisest Of statesmen and patriots in this
and other lands, that it Is the best
aud freest .Goyernmcnt-the most
equal in tsFights, the most just in its de-
eisions, the most lenient In its measures
and the most aspiring in its principles to.
elevate the race of man, that the sun of
heaven ever shOne upon. Now, for you to
attempt to overthrow such government
as this, under which we have lived for
more than tbree-quarters Of a centufy--
in which we have gained our wealth, our
standing as a nation, our domestic safety,
while the el ments Of peril are around US,
with peace and tranquility accompanied
With unbounded prosperity and right 1n-
assailed--is the hight of madness, folly
and wickedness, to which can never lend
my sanction nor my Yote,-Nasd. Union.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-22
News Items.

GENERAL GRANT, in letter to the eiti-
zens Of New York, says the rebellion will
soon be suppressed, and the Union re-es-
tablished stronger than ever. ..sE
GENERAL LEW. WALLACE has been
appointed to the command Of General
Schenck's old department, with his head
quarters at Baltimore
Major General Mcpherson is assigned
to the command of the Department of the
Tennessee, recently commanded By Gen
eral Sherman.
THE report that Minister Dayton's son,
or any other messenger, has arrived with
threatening dispatches, or any dispatches
at all, from France, is denied.
THE number Of hogs packed at Chicago
last season, was 9O4, 900, being falling
off of $4,000 as compared with last year.
Decrease in weight, I3 per eent-equaI
to IITOOO head.
THERE we're ], ,4O3 enlistments in Ohio
last week, making total number under
the two calls 22,8II. The States quota
still wants about 5000 of being full.
ACCORDING to the Washington reports
General Grant is to return to the National
Capital from the West, and will, tits said,
direct the movements of the Army of the
Potomac in person. G,neral Sherman is
to take his place in the West, and General
Mcpherson is to take Sherman's place on
the Mississippi. General W. f. Smith
General Meade in command Of
the Army of the Potomac.
SINCE a Union President of the Penn
sylvania Senate has been elected, JEFF
Davis finding that he could not help the
of that State by keeping the
captive Union Senator, Major Whit, a
prisoner any Longer has released him,
TIE major, it viii be reCOllected, smuggled
nome his resignation by returning Pris-
,ner. The major came north in the lass
,atoh of paroled men. A more signif-
ant example cf the active cooperation Of
be rebel leadersand their Northern friends
las seldom been afforded.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-22
PAINTS, PAINTS.

aus, Varnishes, Dyes, Putty ETC., Of the best
~ quality and at tbs lowest prices always, at
PATTON'S.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-22
Cavalry Song.
By GEORGE h. BOKEa.

-BE GEoRGE a. BoKER.
Draw your girths tight boys;
This morning we ride,
With God and the right, boys,
To sanction our side,
Where the balls patter,
Where the shot shatter,
Where the shells scatter
Red death far and wide.
Pause not to think, boys,
Of maidens in tears:
Only this drink, boys,
Let's toss to our dears:
Then 0 for the battle,
The mad charging battle,
The lannon's fierce rattle,
The TictOrs wild cheers
Look to your arms, boys,
Your friends tried and true:
How the blood warns, boysl
The foe is in viewI
Forward break covert
Ride through them ride over
Them baptize the clover
With blood as with dew.
Il Unitsd States Sergics Magazine.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-22

THE blockade runner Don, after four sue
cessful trips to Wilmington, North Carolina,
was captured on the 4th instant off that city
by the United States steamer Pequot. The
Don is a fne vessel, built at London last
June, 244 tons British register, has four en-
gines Of 120 horse power each, driving two
screw propellers. The vessel was built ex-
pressly for blockade running purposes, and
is thought to have cost about E23000. She
had cargo Of army blankets and dry
goods.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-22
A Paragraph for Business Men.

One fact has come to be pretty universally
recognized, viz, that fortunes are not made
in trade without some forms of advertising
There are more fortunes established in a ju-
diciOus system of advertising than in any
thing else, and knowing exactly how to ad-
vertise, is knowing exactly how to get trade.
The public have become accustomed to having
the claims of all trading establishments pre-
sented to them in some form of advertise
ment Each man has his own way of ex-
pressing himself, and each trade has its own
special wants. There is the fact, of course,
that the absolute necessaries of life must be
bought somewhere, and in the long run peo-
pie will buy where they can buy the cheap
est; but many q shop could, by good adver-
tising, obtain a business in six months which
it would otherwise be obliged to wait years
for. Everything should be advertised-every
new invention, every luxury, every discov-
cry; and it is here that the greatest degree
of talent is requisite and manifest If
man fail in the advertising department of his
business, he will fail in all departments.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-22

Get back to farming as best you can,
a wiser and q better man.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-22

Many who think themselves the
pillars Of the church are only its
sleepers.
There are two things which you
should not bOrrOW--trouble and a news
paper.
The door between us and Heaven
can not be opened if that between us
and our fellow-men is shut.
A keeper of a saloon advertising
his establishment, concludes thus
" Those of my patrons who may desire
it, can be sent home in 4 Wheelbarrow
gratis
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-22

1t would be we'll if soine dreams
were realities, and may more realities
dreams,
Punch says, i has been proposed to
tax stays, but it was objected to on the
ground that it would diminish con-
sumption, o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18
Juternal Rersnue.

limited STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
" sixth COLLECTION DISTRICT. STATE qfSEw.
YORK eoHpins the Ninth iieen,a and Sixteenth wGis
Of the City OF fork-Notc- u hereby given, that the
Lss Valuations and Enuue aous OF Property shd income
subject to tax under eucd Al se TO Povde Inter-
nal Revenue to support Government and ~ ray rlsges
the public debt" approved July iEI sns tss anenda-
tory sct approved Mach 1861 made and taksn by The
eral Assistant Assessors of said Collection Dlsc WI
main open Cor the examination Of Ill perons for
Tie 'pse. Of atsea dsys SSa.dsys sxops fom ne t.s
Y. County Bank between the honr Of end o'clock
And gn,sdsely alter the alton of tbs .sG tNosa
DAYS On TIE l1h day Ausas 1854 fof Eve dsys heye
afer will determine al app.ss rsls.vete
seous or excessive valuation, aisss made sdksa
bv The aid Assistant Asessor The .ts hersn r~errsd 70
eor,prse The taxes for Licenses aud the taxes upon Car
n,sas Bsrdsoss Yachts and silver flas os the yeas
epdn, Nav 1885, and tho taxes Incomes for Ire yeas
sucins December H. 1913 Al srpsais to the Assessos
Aforesaid mus. be made In writing and specify the rsftes-
lar eause alser tbss Respecting which Secissoa -.
conpaine Cd Of JOHN B. CLE'ELAND Assessos.
kew.York, Asg. !, lseA
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Proposals
PROPOSALS T OR
100000
VOLUNTEER SOLDISRS' FAMILY AID
FUND BONDS NO. 10

seed Propsas win be resolved al the Comptroller ses
until "WEDNESDAY, the slst dsy Of August lS54, at Z
o'clock m wien the will Be publicly opened Tor the
PAL chase Of tine Whole part 81 e sva Of Five aendee
TAssss.s Dollar. u the Volunteer Soldier Faroy Az
Fund Bond. No. TO- sothored by ordn Of tire Cor
potson passed August TO- lssi srd act OF tbs Le' are
Of the State Of New York. pssiea Gsreh g. lss,
The said will bear Htsee the re Of dx FER eeo'
per snpum payable so,nsnnu.ly, the first day 81 aA'
and November In each yer, and the principal VIZ DO 10
deemed November ], 1874
The opo,ss viii state the sunsuRt OF bonds deroa' sn
The uroc ysY one hundred dollars thereof and Inc persons
whore proposals accepted wiz esupon be taFed &c
d,po, with the Chsmssrss Of the CITY lat Ae brota~sy
Bank) the sums awarded 10 them respectively
On paesensg the Csmptrcsr the receipts oil the CIsA
beran for such deposits the psrles viii fn'sd 70 u"
ey. bad, for equal Of the Value thereof bearra
.ptsroct ftora ,bo dates Of rayDsstsL
Each proposition should Be scaled and isdoFsed "Propcss
for Volunteer Soldiers Family Aid und Boads No 49, 'nc
osed 10 sesond envelope, addessed to the Comp'F'r
Tae right reserved to reject any al OF The sd h'
interests Of the Corporation require It.
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Cou'TtrereT
City Of Eew.York Department OF Finance Comptroller
Office August TO- 1864
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LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

~ -Iyth COLLECTION DISTINCT, STATE " new
hs CITY observation-disclosures to the provisions Of a
Act Of Congress enlsd An to provide Internal Aevcnos
support the Government aud pay interest on the faee
Debt approved Jnly 1861 and sabsequep acts, sosies
hereby all sbs pay duties taxes andes
Of said District hts Annual ASSIGNMENT List for tho ycas
1854 Ss;i list contains oil LICENSES from Nay 1894 =
LARD TABLES YACHTS and slLvEa-PLATE for the
year ending May 1885 tose,ae with the taxss spon ny:
CONES for the year ending December 81 1863 That ssd
duties and assessed by d Assor have become due
and Layabej that will attend 70 receive the ene ny
daily tsund,u exosptsdl ftom a NJ 70 D. u asm the
2th Of August 1854 e the 18th day q Aurs 1884 AID all
who shs the dnss and ss-ssed
upon them, me- within tie tns shove srseinsd win oe
Nsv.York August D. 1854 JOHN MACK,
Co sstor IVth Coll etiou Dis.rtet of New. York.
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AKnr CIsrums AND Eeulrae. oy,,cx


e III CINCINNATI, Ohio, August G. 1864 !
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned.
4 until SATURDAY, Apypst 10 lse<, st 3 e'csoef o. m
- fn1pisbins tbs Department. Coy coytract) with
ARMY BLANKETS. pound Wool GRAY,
RUBBER PQSCHO TENT BLANKETS
Samples Of which zAy be at tbs eoe Of Cetns sud
e4siyass In this city.
be delivered free Of charge, s the u s. Inspection
WNehousc in tn city In good PACK with the
- the party Furnishing the kind and quantity Of roodi di.
oaoty nsrked on zach article and package
Parties Offering goods must distinctly IN their BIDS the
0ssntJ they poPess to furnish Ne price and time Of
4Aivery.
esmples when subHittsd must bs marked and pu,ob,,.A
- correspond with tia proposal and the parties thereto
gssIDtee the goods shall be- In etery respect equal "a
lrg Standard otherwise the proposed win 10 cor.
0&<Ted
guaranty dsned BY two responsible pe-oas accom-
10y each bid guaranteeing that the bidder VII supply the
Htscles awarded TO him und<r his proposal
btds Will % opened Saturday August 90 1884, At
Seoek M ct this ofos, and bidders rsqasstsd 70 b.
oEssept
Awuds WIN Be made on Monday, August n.
affned ~ w ~ " " '''N'
tsePsns relating 10 Proposals win not be noticed.
0{nsd ct thts ofbcs. "
As nfs 70 rjec any bid deemed unreasonable reserved
~ ~ess q Coz Txsxu svonpa A ONO.
@ W. houL1os. osssia s.aA Q -
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HHADarAzTxHs DYrAyrxsyr 81 WAsrIsoroH,
CyYioA oy CHIEF QuAbrknhAfrEH,
MAl4IysTeE, hnkast ., l1j4.

PROPOSALS for HATS, CAPS, SHOES,
i Day GOODS, SEWING MATERIALLY, bc-"ni "n
Pr ,e,s, VII b received At tins oce sntil further noe'
~ furnishing the follow articles for s'e Of eo~r'S4na I' n
vonse1 nd children ia this liepstmoui; .
Brcsahs fkoss~t, ko and ohet s-rvieeaee BOO" AID
ghos. Tor fssn women and CHI d. ems veal
Clip Fe aud Woolsn lis.s asd Cloth CtPa
Ysf.ey Lin.sy, GHussns, Caicoes. Bsnfes and ether
Hit.ry s.rpo. ior shirt. Bsdciins, USblsaehDd Mas
In.
Wooer Soct. rt Hurisps
Spec Cotton, black AID y a.s. Lac, Thread
Lone Sc spencsr B.ttoa., iblre lutisns foI t,ktt
White Po,o.sln Bg.toBs Ysra Needles and eiLef sowinI
hat.rn. sad 1rin,rp Rg. 80
Samples With esSt BID q ue expense OF 'hs
party Forwarding tie seHs. 80,
AZ ossh Of sregauo. sho ID accompany eaet bid
No vsrbs propcdton Wi b entertained ous every oid o.
moo alton sfthe ssne must 10 In vftins
Pschase will be made ffO DINE 10 tiso a. the soed ara
n.sed nnder contract otD-rwis tue Interests 81 tee
s-rvee may require. "
Coed ssourty viii be reqsrsd for tho 'a!hiafu hlmo,t o
sny contract assd- under tais sdyeTtissssHt.
Proposals ,hsud De sealed and ladressd to tho UNDER Gee
and Iidorsed Proyosas for furnishing Dry Goods &c
ELIAS b. GREENE,
lieut. Gel and Chief Quutemaser, Department OF Ws,h
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STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

O-GOLLECTOR'8 OFFICE. NINTH DISrRICT,-Cem-
pnns l2h 18th aud I'D WEds Of tbs City IT New YORK.
Notice hereby vpn taat the undfsned has received biz
Annual lollscfon List from ths Assessor Of the Ninth C0aee-
ton Dlc, Of the 6tso Of Now York. and that the dates
sye therein have become due and psysbls end tha be
VIII stead At his eneo. sitaste No. "a East ny sseSnd
street Lexington and Fourth Avenaes the 3eth
day Of Ausst instant and fro day to day tereses except
Sundays sn and including the day Of ssptsnoss ssx
frora o'clock the WITH o'clock u The atesrpooa
receive the And al who shall neglect 70 lay
the duties end aIes Aforesaid sessed upoa tben ~si
tiona upop the an.oan thereof Any psrso1 smy hh
,io pay such ino- beor. the time herein spse,nsdps1
New York Angus nth, 1854
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Meoirai.
TIME REMEDY OF THE AGE.
THE CELEBRATED
TROPICAL BALSAM,

PREPARED BY CARRENo BROTHERS Z Co,
NJ NFALLTBLE for the speedy euro Of pHTHlsIs,
GROUP and all other affections Of tho CHE ST and THROAT
.s..,on. rs.utinx iron, FALLS, CLOVIS, 81 BRUISES.
urwoaRHAGgs, WOUNDS. CONrUs!UNS. ULCERS,
PILES. PELoNs. BURNS cHAPpEDLiPs. HANDS re.
urApACHE. TOOTHACHE EAaAtHE, and all other
NEURALGIC, RHEUMATIC, and srAshoDiC rAINo'
vsuabs letters certifying to the wo'asfs safe ene'''
,,,. medicine are Published In THs TRIBuxs,
~. I,nxp,snuxr. and The CouRiEn Dks ErArs Usn.
su dir.c,ous for use are around each botts and eires
lar, containing said directions and large number Of sesm'
NAL letters. can be had at the General Deps. ssd viii DO cent
70 urivate residences on requea-
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CRY OF Nav YORK Department Of Finance.
(onYrloLLERs OYyICg, Avg. ", 'eoi

CrrY OF Nav YosK, Department Of Finance
CorYTRoLLERs OFFICE Avs. ", .eoi
PROPOSALS. for tho PURCHASE OF the
i STREET MANURE Of the CITY Of NE"-fohk Tor
the TERN 81 ONE YEAR
SEALED PROPOSALS. will b. rsceivsd ~ THE Once rnti
MONDAY Auzlst a. 1914 At o'clock p NJ, when us SAME
DO publicly opened for the purchase for the torn o. one
wear FROM SEfTEMBkR 1894 VI all Of tho Stieet hsh"Ie
which may be deposited q. the different dumping psunes
threUghoUt the city.
The various dnmps are situated ct
Rockwell street, T. IL yeseyS6eet r. l.
Stanton street, " H. VISITS street ~ ~,
Sixteenth street. y. Il Gap,cvoor street. d. N
Twenty third street, y. X
Tn. proposss will state price per loed which parties
win py Tor the Nanrre and whether they desire TO take tho
deposit a, eli or nom any particular dumping rfouad
10 proposition will Se esiexained EXCEPT for:tbe whoe
amount manure delivered o: each dumping ground tac
proposal shall be- indosed Proposals Tor Street Manure
and directed 70 the Comptroler . 49, ., =,
The right reserved TO reject any or I'll OF the propesan
ousiderod necessary for the iRtsrrcts Of the city
NATHAN 7. BaEENAN ComptIollsr:
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TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
~ FOURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT. STATE Il

NEw.YORK Third, Flth. Sixth and Eighth Wards Of he
City Of Nswiork Pursuant the provisions Of IN set Of
Congress entitled An ACT provids Internal hsvsnss y
afpo,' as mo, tne ~ n.sss. % -, 80,
hereby gwen Ill persons liable pay datiss udss
sud sets In hi. District that hsve rsasvsd from the AZ
ssor Of sad District his annual COLLECTION Lit for the yess
ending April d. 1885, that the duties sd t.@ss os.sssd By
become duo and Hayege ths. Will .tend
City Of EswYsrk daily Sundsys excepted. NON m -
from the lth day Of August 10 Zoe S.h dsy o.
August I1b< And oil persons who sha neglect - rayths
euss and upou them within the q
above specified shall be liable to pay TEN PER CENTIN
additional upon tbs amount thersofNov York August
lesA JOHN MACH, 3
CoIertor rouSth Dtskrtet stsis OF Nav York.