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MlsfeJ''s Sale.

NOTICE hereby given that by virtue Of decree made
and entered of record by the Circuit Court of La Sae
county, State Of Illinois, at the February Term of said
Court, leSs in certain then pending in said
Court the Chancery side thereof wherein Richard Avery
was complainant and John Phf:rno:e was defendant
shall Tuesday the tenth day Of january A. D. 1865 BE-
the hours Of nine o'clock in the and sun
of said day. offer for sale, at tbs south door Of the
county oo' i1"se II, I, ", san county, at Public
lowing described property, being the orisreby said
decree bc sold that The half of the
east quarter and also the north east quarter of the south
west quarter Of section twenty 25 township thirty
three, 49, north, Of range three a. of the ird
principal meridian said county of La Sale and of
Illinois. Terms Gosh T. "A. HOLLISTER
0ttawa Dcc. IL 1854 kxs<r in Ch0ncev.
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IlY authority of resolution of the Board of Supery
ID of Ia Sse county, will offer for SALE at Public
Auction Tuesday the 10th day of January next at the
hour Of ocosk at the south door of the Court
House in Ottawa, the following Lands, viz The So OF Sc
of section township 81 north, range east; the NE
OF NE of section l3 township IS north cast the
Be- of seq of section l. and SEA Of seq Of section j,
township 81 north, range east all in La Sale county,
known as Swamp Lands, belonging to said county.
One-third of the purchase money will be required IN
hand The purchaser credit the other two.
thirds by paying interest the annually at the rate
Of 10 per cent "M fLtMiN"'
OftaVn. Dec, 10, 1864
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THROAT DisEAsEs.-'. We would call at
tention to Browns Bronchial Troches.' We
have found theiss eilica-;ous in availing Irri-
tatIon in the Throat and Broachia. and would
commend them to the attention of Public
Speakers, and others troubled with affections
Of the Throat. They are also an excellent
remedy for Hoarseness resulting from cold.
-CongregationaiiSt Boston.
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Cabbage plants may be raised easily from
sprouts thrown out by the old stumps They
merely require to be cut from the stump with
portion Of its bark pertaining to them. and
to be planted in rows like rooted seedlings,
and TO have the usual watering. 1t Is the
mode Of raising cabbages universally adopt
ed By the Chinese.
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Notice Of Firdl Settlement.

la SuUe Cauhy SO. The People of the State Of
Illinois, all to whom these presents come, and esis
ciaIly the kim heirs and creditors OF
Mary Searles, deceased.
Whereas NJ Galloway, Administrator with viii annexed
of said of said deceased is DESTROYS of rendering an
Of his proceeding such Administrator and making
final settlement of his administration, and for that pnr-
pose have made application in the County Court OF La
Sale county aforesaid:
We therefore, require you appear befe said Court at
the Court House in Ottawa in said county Monday the
Twenty third day January, A. 1865, being day III
the January Term, A. 1865 at 10 o'clock IN the tore
oon of said day. you fit to attend the final settle
mont Of said account
Dated tbs 18th day of December. A .. 1884
PIX LELAND, Gus0Hy yu2oa
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\ society has lately been formed in Bor-
deaur to put down the Superst,ions of evil
onens. As everybody knows, it Is account
ed bad luck 10 begin anything on Friday,
or 10 set at a table with thirteen or to balan-
&c chair on one leg, or to spill salt between
yourself and friend. The new society have
regular dinners on Fridays, have thirteen
guests, turn chairs on one leg, spill salt
around before commencing. In the whole
year, during which bad luck has been thus
defed, on single fatality has, us yet, occurred
70 any member
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Notice IN CH0ncery.

Notjce IN U0nceyy.
STATE OF ILLINOIS County Court of said county
nj SALE County, U.s. 10 March Term. A d 1855.
Daniel Leahy vs. Thomas Lcihy. Edward Lealy. Anna
Rooney Ellen Rooney and Mary Rcvncy. In Chanccry
Petition for Partition.
Ii appearing from affidavit file in the Office Of the
Clerk of the County Court Of said county that Mary
Rooney one Of the above named defendants is resi-
herein and having been issued therein according
to law:
Notice. therefore hereby given said defendant Mary
Rooney that unless you be and appear before said Court
said thereof Ice held the Court House in OF
in said county the first Monday in March next,
1861 when and where said i ref nable) and
plead answer denur, except 10 said bill the same VIII
be taken for confessed against you and the matters and
things therein prayed for, decreed accordingly.
SW. RAYMOND, Clerk.
Walker Brewer, Compartments Solicitors.
dec
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The Illinois Central Railroad company
paid into tie state treasury, yesterday, the sum
of 1924, 455,-beiug : per cent, of the gross
earnings of the road for the six months end
ing on the 3lst OF October last.
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Rutland Ninss lseelim~.

\ meeting of the citizens of the town Of
Rutland viii be held at the Groves Schoo
House on Monday afternoon, al 2 o'clock,
for the purpose OF taking measures for cor
rectng the enrollcmeut of said town.
JouH HIsE. Sup.
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TANs;S TANEs
STATE0P ILLiNOl

l., SALE CStyry. IS u February Term. :, D iS
Ellen NJ Stewart and Maria EuswUrth Ph"bc Lerk,
Catherine A.Cr. Margaret l.. Braciley Mary J. Lei
and the unknown heirs Of Samuel c. George.-Petitior
for Partition.
Affidavit of te nonr>i-nce Of the unknown heirs oi
Samuel G. Goorge defendants above named having been
filed in the office Of the CLERK IF said Circuit Court of Ia
sale County:
Notice i hereby given t. tho said In" unknown heirs Of
S,nr e. Geor.e' that said petitioners filed their petition
,id court the cauCUry SIDE thereof "u the tw"iith
,f,y uf December, ls6! and that summons thereup"n
issued said against sad defendants r"turH;i-
first u ,Iay Of February next, 1860, a. Is
by law required.
unless yor the said the unknown heirs Of samuel
George shall personally be appear before sdid trct
Curt.,f La SAIL, county ther>t day cf the next term
thereof be holden Ottawa said county on the
Monday of February, lSe5 and plead answer o"
enlr or except sail petitioners petition. the same and
the matters and things therein Carcd and stated VIII h'
taken confessed and dree entered against you acc"ri-
ing 10 the prayer Of said petition.
OTTAWA Dec. I.-iw HERMAN SILVER, Clerk.
Walker L Brewer, Petitioners Solicitors.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
FOR SAFE CTEAT, 1T
NHGE~ 4. nnG1 a. en- - 4. llonu

SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS CALL AND
- them Those Gem Pictures, so beautiful and
artistic. he hsd al>othe only place town to get
them. We need publish about other kinds of Pictuv.s
Photographs Aroyres, &c, because is known that Nc
Kcnuey x Co. do take superior Pictures.
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u.LEAIENS. City Clerk.

say- Washington dispatches give rumor
that Cyrus IL. Mccormick, of Chicago-the
Reaper mans negotiating for the purchase
Of the old .Notiicaq' LnjcHiyoncer.
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WHERE DO They Go?-Within SIX months
the United States mint has produced s S,O0O,-
coo Of the new cents. During November
alone the mint coined 100000 cents and
3,li5,00Q two cent pieces.
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And to the end that this feeling may he
avoided, use DIR. ID. II. Seelye's Liquors Ca
tarrh Remedy, the never failing cure Of that
dread disease, Catarrh.
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E1HE EOR SIZE.

OFFER the faru: on which reside Tor SIRE con;
tanning 100 .itu,t=d ia re town o. f'ee,
La Sale County H. u miles -1Tth Ct "t'-"a' ana az
Joining the village Of harslHs IN "4!'CN 'lele 10
Churches. I School House, 9 or occhAi.1 sh'Ps'
Stores and Post once supplied by = Tn" eeAy
mai About so sores OF the farm Is tinIber-land,
no.t o. which j. go-d) the balance Is prairie, o. acres
Of which fenced into large fields and small lots
all updcr q coed state Of cultivation; COED irans
barn IS by 80 feet, well finished 81 with stSIs Iot
horses granaries, and sheds for cattle, &c geod -s
dwelling house IS feet by "a with rever-iahs
good water the door, and cisterni an OF hH4I "a
about 50 grated appr trees, most OF "h'h a's ois
fruit for several years; bearing pear, Pea't, pm
cherry trees, catawba and lsabra grapes ANS,
ara wberri.s &c. Also another part 81 TIE iarin
there is frame dwelling house 20 fret ~ TO- stable
60 fine vouus orchard OF 80 grated apple trees
Snost o. which bore fuLit last yearD cherry trees,
nnms cprrapts &c The timber and prairie lay ad-
ion M in one body, and the improvements are 90 L.
lated that TIE farm could be divided into two small
ones Rig Indian Greek iuns through the timber, and
there is neyerfaiing stock water the PreIaises-
For Stock and Grain Farm it is OF the best loca-
,ions in the county. For terms apply to the under
signed, living 9 the premises. WI. BARBER
part or the whole Of the above will be sold, may be
agreed upon with purchasers.
Freedom, ILL.,, June I'd, lS6i-tf
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TIyHE Farm lust lies of the court house and
and mile of the city limits belonging To Mrs
y G. Mcpherson situate It. town 80, range b loo
acres of farm land II of timber Oh the farm
valuable story Dwelling House
house. and q fine young bearing Orchard Enquire of
Ottawa Dee. 10, lsci- ID. +. CAMERON.
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E.1rav CeIt..xoO Reward.

TNSTRAYED from the subscriber then living in Dayton,
IL La Sale county, in May last Black Horse Colt
wears old past with small star in forehead and hind
foot white. The above reward will be paid for the return
said colt for information that will enaii
it. My residence is near, and Post Office address
Marseilles La Sale county Ill. JOHN EERG USoN
Dec lS6i-2W
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Farmers take notice The pa get highest price
for Hides and Skins is at r. TH0RNE Co.'S Main street
We always paying the highest price:
Green HIies-S@9 cents per 10.
kip-l3Gi5 "
CaL-I.Gal5
Corrected weekly
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RI II E B A T TIE
WESTERN HALL,
HIGH PRICE
DEFEATED & KILLED.
BY THE
"BARD OF WESTERN HALL"

will tell you Of the battle,
OF the great and famous battle
OF the battle made famous,
TviNt High Price, the hideous monster,
And his wra:hful adversary.
First he 'prang with fury on him,
Wound his fingers meath his neckcloth,
Wound thsm till his face graw lyid,
Wound them till the things before him
Danced and fiickcrcd in confusion:
But High Price, As tho buoyed upward
Only raised his head the higher,
Then his angry adversary
Changed his BASE" and fell back quickly.
Saying Tho 1 am the victor,
Yet III fall back and await him"
Soon High Price up upon him;
Ho zach changed his bare" - often
SArmishe,l round and recoERoitered;
Cal!ei up each his reinforceinents"
Time will not avail to tell you.
Once the WHY adversary
Struck High Price upon the centre
Then he forced anu turned his left wing,
NeAt Ia, right wing fell before him;
Thus h. gained his rear, and struck him,
thus H. ,.s'r-,gs let ss.tuitodl
lght upon LA rear h. struck him
With his .res.; Liz cgahiadis
Great big bots, lis csWL.I.Ii.;
Bl, High Price still uotLiu. dauntcI
Gathered up la. sheltered frees.
And fell lack" t. give him battle;
Thu, time EEL back once 80 pr;ca;
For night THROUGH The o?sa = Wight,
yawuia r-s,. g. - hi.a,
Bah, "i-Inor...-.i am broken
Spinal cru-l.s'.~ an! -taaAt7ae broken"
Tho. a- ~. l..a-l.- ra..
pf .f,s .--... ifigl, PM. .,l...l y.r,r.a4
Jr.-: before. Lis might. i-wr-.
Called battle il. Ca.-ira,
IL Ottawa q sk.rE.i=i. Ia.T.iy.
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Last Monday morning the THERMOMETERS
stood at IS deg. below zero at Ottawa.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

"AyING a competent Prescription CLERK and large
stock of Drugs Physicians and others may rely upon
having ,a Prescriptions put up carefully and correctly
- nv dec 10 T. YGRIGGS
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Drums.

nNE Large Bass Drum splendid Snare Drum, with
~ lot of smaller Drums, for sale by E. Y. GRiGGS.
T. ST. keep hand good assortment of Niolins
Guitars. Flutes, fcs, Musical Fixtures and Instruction
Books dec 10 T.. Y. GRiIiGS.
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4. alrlllcIS.

Farmers.
DJEASE remember that the subscriber Is receiving
all his leather direct from Pennsylvania and 10
selling Harness, Saddles, Collars, Haters, ana every.
thing in his line as low any shop IN the east OF
vest. -.,.rxn
Shop at the go year, old stand southeast eorp0
Of Main I'd Columbus streets. augs4 J. g. efOHD.
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!
CAIAA KH CU4ED,
= I-"'.-lT --.--E' - = = ~. y -.
SJ0s-CJiE F02 LIS DlSEAS:

Err---ie:c ~. proved Tia: ct.r- -s,t o. .-rei .y
ben. TIA, 1aIt .... l.u... t. many advertise -r"=
r. rs,a-rl. a.. az vl.r -rr ...-l g. aa- Et.vi
HI4.et,.@ pa;.... - using ri-sa. 'gt ss~r. r,0
U1I--.tar5ia- -. Discus ar4 o.. lE7 BE- ~fs.f ..-
cured r .,i Treatment . il.fa.,-e, - OLE l -..s
...- sd. s.4-fF r.l4a.. . .~ -..-s. --- > -. -7a
E.grr AZ. r.a.r5..t,.y.. r-,--r.. .. rely ...
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Rocks md Stationery.
Prescriptions.

nONT forget that my stock of School Books, BLANK
IL Books. Paper all osher things belonging 10 Book
Store is as large a. any in th. CITY. f.. Y GRI;GS.
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UooFs Nd:. North IF tire Court House
o5ote TIE ctr BauF.
Dcc.l.. 1901. p. l.. FlSkE.
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Tie grave DEAD Thing.
Men sLf.er wti-H ;hDiiTt naIsti !, ;sa-ure aprali
Shakes off her wUu;.t friuut,s'
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General Insurance Agency

f0r In Suite County.
Aggregate Capital represented, =, 202, lj2.
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irc rascality
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-01

n F FL G l A l. {.

SUBSCRIPTION TO TIE NEW NATIONAL
LOAN.
nv direetion Of the Secretary OF the Treasury, I
hereby give notice that am prepared to receive
subscriptions on account OF United States Bonds
authorised by the act Of March 1884 bearing date
March I, 1854, redeemAble At the pleasure OF the
Government after ten years, and payable forty
years from date bearing interest at Ave per centum
q year, payable on Bonds not over one hundred
dollars annually, and on all other bonds seni-an-
nually, in coin.
subscribers will receive either Registered or
Coupon Bonds, as they may prefer.
Registered bonds will be issued Of the denomins-
tons OF Fifty dollars, (eSo) One Hundred dollars,
(sloo,) Five Hundred dollars (sboo,) One Thousand
dollars, (Sl, ooo) Five Thousand dollars, (Sbooo)
and Ten Thousand dollars, (SlOlOooD and Coupon
Bonds Of the denominations OF Fifty dollars, (S6O)
One Hundred dollars, (eiooO Five Hundred dol
lars, (S5Oo,) and One Thousand dollars, (sl, oOo)
Subscribers will be required to pay, In addition
10 the amount Of the principal OF the Bonds, in
lawful money, the accrued interest in COIN Tor in
United states Notes, or the noteH OF National
Banks, adding hfty per cent. for premium until
further notioe) from the FIRST day of March or Sep
TENDER, as the Gaze may be, until the day Of sub
seription and payment.
Upon receipt OF subscriptions, will issue my
certificate OF deposit therefor IN duplicate, the
original Of which will be forwarded by the sub
seriber to the Secretary Of the Treasury, wash.
ington, with letter stating the kind, Registered
or Coupon, and the denomination OF Bonds re
CURED Upon the receipt Of the original eertin
cate at the Department, the Bonds subscribed TO
will be transmitted to the subscribers respectively
as soon a. the same can be prepared.
tits expected that the first deliveries OF Coupon
Bonds will be made not later than the fourth CIth
OF April. p. p. SPINNER,
m2s-4w Treasurer United States.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
or FL OIL A L
Faovo.r MAMMAL. oyEIeE,

HnADa'n MILITARY DtsrnhcT OF WAsgIHoIoH,
PnoTosr MARsHAL's OFFICE,
wAsnrreTor, D. q, Msrsh u, 1854
General Orders No. Q.
In ordsr 10 remov, facilities for deaertion and to
guard arninst the recurrence OF gross imposihon'
which have been praetioed on United sta.e, ~
disrs, 81 some Of the dealers In military ar
In this city, 10 ID ordered that on and a,er
daV Of Aprii 1884, the sale OF articles OF oio.ss
70 enlisted men Of the United states AIy ,
the limits Of the District Of ColumpiA ~ -,
Quoted under military regulations usuL ~ MIL
tATy posts. Dealers In ,nen n n.. M.r.S.i !.
quired 70 obtain nom the FTo'V" niS''"'
license 70 sell 70 salistsd soldiers.
Tl..,.ss asalsrs viii be permitted "a, sell to en-
I,st.d man In the United states serVbe, under
olotb,pr, military hats and caps, boots and Shoes
and shy-blus military pants.
For the sale Of other clothing to enlisted men
special permits IRON the Provost Marshal will
be required In each particular case.
Application 70 the Provost Marshal for . deal
era license must be recommended By some person
ofknown loyalty, and approved BY the Mayor Of
the city Of washington or Georgetown, respect
Iyely according 10 the location Of the place Of
business (which must be specified in the appliea-
sation) Of the party desiring sueh privilege. Such
rseonnendstions must certify to the loyalty and
rood character Of the applicant.
All licensed dealers shall post in = eonsplououI
position in their places OF business plaosrd bear
ing the words, Licensed by Military Authority
No dsalsr licensed etherwiss- viii be permitted
TO exchange clothing with any enlisted soldier.
Any party selling articles Of clothing to enlisted
United state. aoidiers IL the District Of Columbia
aer the publication Of this order without license,
or Exchanging clothing, will be subject to the pen
atty Of imprisonment, closing OF their places Of
business, aad eonhsoation OF their stocks.
ny command Of Brig. Gen. hartindAle;
7. IN0RAHAM,
mst-iW Col. and Provost Marshal,
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MEDTCAL,
tlPEof,AL NoTfoRI.lI7

- TumiIlsH H. 1,ilill 7li'Ioa
Or. NJ. vELLNrs rnvs., Hospital, IL "a. Fea.
oral Hook, corner ofssvsnsh .hd' ,,re,.., oppo.
site the Post and Patent Ones. Room. :, .sd a,
up stairs, Washington, D. C. ,.a, ~
All diseases Of privs,s nature treated in Che
best soieatIne manner, and radical cures erected
in all sssoa. SYPHILITIc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRBGl, GLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result of ToLUPTBoBS
DREAMS, or any weakness of the eENERATIEE
ORGANS, from any cause Whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
GOVT, RHEUMATTsN, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, EvscLES
BONES, ana JOINTS, scRoFULA, sLoTcHES
ON rHE FACE, ERUPTIoNson the Limbs AndsOdy
and all other ERUPTIvE DISEASES and DISEASE
OF rHr BLoop, nom Whatever cause they may
have arisen. @ .F.a ,,
AFFLICTED AND UNFoRTuEATE
No matter what your disease, let no false dsli-
eAsey prevent you from applying Immediately to
Dr.. vellny, who is acknowledge 70 be BY far the
r,o,, sucorssru, pux.,crAN a, a.. t,..,,n,.,
- = y 60,
oipnva'e diseases rear NOT 70 oome ana A 'A'.'
known your misfortunes, and he win speedily send
con, nj, vor, - ,..O,,,n.
.'lI.I7 -'L-- rll.tua-a .r.
Ls-Abosh'
That dreadful seourEe Of The young, iAdulEed in
$50. 80. 80.
'nem i0' mA''iea ms Pr0au''ns "ssko' 'A'
back and limbs, loss Of animation Aaa muscular
pows, n.,p,,,t,.n oftAs hart n.rvsu. ,,r,t,h,u
-,- $1,000. 80. ,.,,-
W. loss VI memorb HeiAnenoU AH''' in'A''p
consumption, and death
xo,,,,,,
iO0N" mani !" VIZ" VI Ne eeu' 'oh'e
| quenoes Of delay, do not fail TO make your east
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PASSES TO VISIT THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
/. Applications must be made at the once OF
Major LOuis II. PelOu7e, No. 2o5 F street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, between II
q. q. and p. m, except sundays Major Pelouze
10 authorized to sign the passes.
2. Hnot granted at the office OF Major PelouIe,
hedeeision 10 anal, and no reference need be made
at the War Department,
D. Passes cannot be given to females 10 visit the
'rmy.
By order OF the Secretary Of War.
L. d. TOWNSEND,
fs5-u Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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PLAIN OR COLOKGD INK.
PROhPrNEss Ann DlsPATCH
MAY III
X T. Il T. D ON. noI4.H
STATES INTERNAL REV.
" EkUE

A'mnG! 7ar0 for 1860.
=. The attention Of Taxpayers is hereby called to
the provisions Of the United States Excise Law
relative to the Assessment Of annual taxes
by the sixth section of the act OF JuIy 4 IRal a
IS made the duty OF all persons, partnerships hrmS
associations, or corporations, made liable 10 any
annual duty, license, or tax or before NE nTff
Monday Of Nay IN each year to make iist or Tslur
TO the Assistant Assessor OF the Dlstriet where
located OF the amount Of annual income, The aTtl.
cles or objects charged with special tax and the
business or occupation liable to pay any license
Every person who shall fail to make such return
By the day specified viii be liable to be assessed bT
Tue Assessor according to the best InfoTmAtion
which he can btainj and in such case The AGSes.
cor IL required to add fifty per centum 10 the
amount Of the items OF such list
Every person who shall deliver to An Asse.soy
any false or fraudulent list or statement WITH IN.
rent to eyade the valuation or enuneFAtlon re-
CURED by W, is subject TO fine OF Ave hundred
dollars, and in such case the list will be made out
Dy the Assessor or Assistant Assessor, ana from
me valuation and enumeration 80 made there can
Payment OF the annual taxes, eXeept thoas for
licenses will not be demanded until the Soth Aay
The appropriate blanks on which to make re-.
turn, and all necessary information will be fur.
nlshed by the Assistant ABHeBBoFs at their HeveTnI
olilces, herein named, between the hours OF three
George {, B. Mitchell, AssSu S No. l. ,or,.,
PennsylvanlE avenue and Fifteenth street TeGt.
Thomas b. Marehe, Assessor no, ., III Eighth
Henry LyleE, Assessor No a Eighth stree,
west, S
R. R. Ferguson, Assessor No, 4, ~ Eighth street
west.
George CollArd Assessor No, 5, corner Fourth
street and NJ street south
George H. LAFcsmbo, Assessor No. 8, 81 C street
Thomas orms, Assessor No 7, 100 Bridge street,
Georgetown.
And at the office Of tho undersigned, between tho
hOuFn OF 0 o. m. and y, m.
Tho returns should Be delivered on or befprs the
first day OF May, 1884. ''
NJ
ASSESSOR for tho District OF Columbin
f026-2tAmst No. "a Eighth IT. west near Pa Az.