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MISCELLANEOUS.

Burnside's expedition is to be organized
at Annapolis It is said SO. 900 troops will
be gathered there; but three regiments
have yet arrived there. fThe Yankees
cant spare the half of 10000 troops for
any water expedition. Il looks like a
blind.
The Secretary Of War and the Provost
Marshal General disclaim ell interference
through Provost Marshals ia the elections
held in Kentucky, Delaware, Maryland, OF
Missouri.
Five hundred Confederate prisoners
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Gy-A farmer, more celebrated for his
fine stock than good education. wrote to
the Secretary of an agricultural society in
regard to entering his animals for the pre-
MUM offered. and added, as postscript, as
follows: ''Also anter me for the best jack
ass. am sure OF pre;a,iGrsi."
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A MAMMOTH EsTA BLIsHMENT. We learG
from the Constitutionaltst, that the Au-
gusta factory employs over 800 hands, aud
manufactures upwards Of 1000 yard of
cloth daily, all Of which is sold as govern
ment price. The employees of the factory
are supplied with goods and provisions at
very lev fats,
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Your obedient serv't,
(Signed) JAS. A. Seldom
Secretary of War.
10 WAFPIsG, LIVERPOOL,
25th January. 1864


25th January. 1864
To the Right Honorable the Secretary Of
War Of the Confederate States Of Aneri-
ca, Richmond
Siir-Having read in some Of the Eng
lish papers that flag is kept permanently
hoisted over the grave Of the late lamented
General Stonewall jackson, may beg
your acceptance Of enc send With this let
ter, replace tie one now 10 use when it
shall have become worn out, as some slight
expression of my admiration for the charac-
ter and heroism of General jackson, and
also of my best wishes for the success Of the
Confed6rac5:
The flag is my own manufacture.
remain, sir, With much respect,
Yours. obediently,
(signed) Hueu SHELDON.
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Poetry
For the indicator.

CA lady friend enclosed us the following lines
found among the papers of a lamanted gentlemen
this county well known for his scientific skill
They are as beautiful as true and true as anything
which is written .-Ed)
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RrsplrrI. -.1ahe Eftsse Z, men Of picketts
Division. now lying in Castle Thunder.
andef bedtence TO be shot Good Friday.
aave been respited, that taeir cases may
be looked into or reviewed
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-01

DEeRADlNo. The U. s. Senate has
passed a bill, shich Has been referred in
the House of Representatives as1ahding
the charter of the city Of Washington, 50
as to allow negroes whe have resided there
one year to vote, provided they pay one
dol.ar school tax,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-01

ToSs OF GREENsAcKs.-Eight tons
Greenbaeks were carried over the New
Jersey Railroad to Washington one day
last week. The money is said to- Be- the
collections Of di4e.en. Internal Revenue
officers.
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ITEMS.

EscApnp Capt B. U Farinholt, of
.he SD va. infantry. Pickett's division.
captured at Gettysburg, Las succeeded in
making bis escape from Johnson's Island
and arrived in Richmond
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In making impressment of food supplies
in East Tennessee, Gen. Longstreet re-
CURED his commissaries in all cases to
leave fifty pounds bacon and FIVE bushels
of wheat to every adult member of a fami~
ly, black and white, and half the quantity
to .csildsea between the ages of two and
fourteen years.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-01

Advertising Agency
The undersigned Offers his services to persons
desiring to Advertise in any of the papers IN the
Southern Confederacy. Pcrsous in the country
Wishing To. Advertise their LAND OR 0THEi:
PROPERTY, would DO well to avail themselves OF
fhv Agency. | will also forward subscriptions to
m. gogruHay FIELD & FfagsIpE and other papsTs.
GEORGE HARLAN,
Foreman s'Staunton Vinufcator.
Aprl 10 1863
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BEECHER ON THE ENDURANCE AND PLUCK OF
THE REBELS.

BEEcHER ON THE ENDURANCE AND PLUCK OF
THE REBELS.
Rev Henry Ward Beecher rather
startled his hearers at the Plymouth
Church, in Brooklyn, in euIogy of the
rebel troops, in the course of sermon de-
signed to show that the price of liberty was
not only eternal vigilance, but eternal self
sacrifice. Where" exclaimed the speak
er, ''shall we find snch heroic self-denial
such upbearing under physical discomfort,
such patience in poverty, in distress, in abs
solute want, as we find in the Southern
Army? They eight better in bad cause
than you do in good one; they fight bet
ter for g passion than you do for a senti-
ment. We believe them to Se misguided,
but We must do them the credit of saving
they Eight well, and bear up under trouble
nobly they suffer and do not complain /:
they go in rags, but do not rebel !, they are
in earnest for their personal liberty thew
believe in it, and if they can they mean to
get it,
Mr.. Feecher also denied that slavery
was dead. Dead he exclaimed, 1--WE
know that within the lines of the frontier
army there are yet three millions of slaves.
AS yet, We learn that they are docile,
amenable to the will of their masters, pa
tlent, and subservient. Don't be deceived. y
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-01
JOB PRINTING.

WE are prepared to execute, WITT neatness and
w dispatch, JOB WORK, such al
PAMpHLETS,'
BLANKS,
POSTERS.
CHECKH,
CARDS,
LABELS,
BlLl.-lIE ADS,
&C., &c.
5nag- Terms CASH for ali job Work, ON pELiv-
sRY.
April II, 1868.
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A Tribute to the Late Gen. jackson,

The following correspondence contains
another illustration of the fame of our de-
parted hero and great man, SToNnwALL
JACKSON. The whole world delights to do
him honor, and unites in declaring that his
is zone Of the few, the immortal names,
that wers not born to die
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ARREST OF A LADY SUSPECTED as SpY.
The Kinston IN. c. correspondent Of Che
Raleigh Confederate, notices the arrest Of
an lrishman and Dutchman by Gen.
Hoke, on the 10Th, charged with attempt
ting to aid married woman to escape in
to the lines of the enemy, and adds:
"But as luck should have it, the woman
was intercepted by our pickets, brought
back to town and taken before The military
authorities, when she charged Aaron Baer,
the Dutchman. and A. V. Bulger, the
lrishman, with being Ter aiders and abet-
tors in the affair." This woman gave Ter
name as Mrs. Charles Rushet, is of French
descent, and halls from Augusta, Georgia
She says that her Intention is to visit her
friends in Europe; that she has the consent
of her husband to do so, and that he has
furnished her with all the necessary sup
rfies for the voyage. She has passport
from Gen. Beauregard, and recommeu-
dation to the authorities at Richmond, dated
at Savannah. She says that her husband
is ouarte-master in tbs Confederate ar
my, and stationed in Georgia Mrs
Rushet has in her possession large amount
of gold and Yankee greenbacks. Her bag
gage consi4 is of three large trunks filled
with costly and pretty fnery, jawelry. &C.,
Including three gold watches valued at
three thousand dollars each.
Mrs. Rushet is apparently aboui twenty
! FIVE years Of age, is beautiful and accomp-
lished of tall and commanding appearance
modest and chaste in her department.
From the large amount Of gold and Yankee
greenbaoks and other valuables that she
has in possession and the mfstrustful nan.
ner in which she is moving from place 20
place has led our authorities to suspect her
as the enemy's spy. Gen. Hoke has sent
telegram to Augusta to learn something
concerning her, but no answer has been re-
ceived up to this writing.
/ Mrs. r. is now under arrest in this place,
but is permitted by the authorities to stay
with a private family, in charge Of Tt.
/ Gremer, assistant Provost Marshal, who
keeps strict watch over her"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-01

GONG Down SouTH-SAvAsAH A FU-
4uEE PLACE Oh ExcHANGE.-This morning
six hundred Yankees will be. taken from
Belle Isle and sent down South, to the
pleasant little yillags Of Andersouville,
Georgia, whish has for some time past been
the locale of quite an importapt prison -
In case Of exchange. these and all others
sent to that department, will be delivered
to the Federal authorities from Savannah,
by flag oftruce = Enquirer
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All advertising for less term TIL three month";,
viii be charged for at the usual rates:
Es- Professional Cards not exceeding seven lines
inserted one year for S1o'-six months for 81 so.
Iss- Announcements Of Candidates $5 to be
paid III advance.
~ All Communications or Notices of peranhai
private character, or intended Or calculated to
promote any private enterprise interest, will be
charged for advertisements.
Aaas> Obituaries will be charged Cor at the rate
Of TEX CENTS per line. They must in all cases be
ACCOMPANIED by the money.
gls- Office on New Court house Street, nppo-
site isfandebdfs's Old Stand, and Dear the va.
Hotel
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STATE OF VIRGINIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Richmond, March 18th, 1864


Richmond, March 18th, 1864
Major Gen. F. II. Smith, sup't v. MI. :
Generally direction Of the Governor
I enclose you letter from the Hon. Sec
rotary of War, covering one from Mr
Hugh Sheldon, Of Liverpool, England,
asking the acceptance Of a Confederate flag,
to be permanently hoisted over the grave
of the late lamented General Stonewall
Jackson" The Secretary, in his letters,
suggests that he deems it proper "to com
NIT the flag to the custody Of his Exeellen-
cy." with the assurance that be will ".ake
pleasure in carrying cut tie wishes of the
generous donor"
To meet the purposes of the donor and
the Secretary, the Governor directs that the
flag shall be sent to you. 1t awaits your
order to be sent BY tbs first SAFE opportuni-
ty.
am. most respectfully,
.. Your obi serv't, .,
(Signed) s. BAssErT FRENCH, A. D. G.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Richmond, Va, March 10th 1864
His Erce11sncy I'm. Smith, Governor
Virginia:
Sill have received from Mr. Fl. She'd
don, of Liverpool, the enclosed letter and
the accompanying flag, manufactured. BY
him, to be hoisted over the grave of the la
taeated Jackson. As the remains of the
deceased hero repose in the immediate Vi
entity, if not actually within the precincts
of Che Virginia Military Institute, a. State
institution with which Sc vas long connect
ed as an hono7et professor, I have
taoaght Utmost appropriate to commit the
flag to the custody of your Ezcellency,
feeling assured that you will take pleasure
in carrying out the wishes of the generous
donor.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient serv't
(Signed) JAS. A. Seldom
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-01

L A NEGRozWoMAN, accustomed
to Cooking, Washing and Ironing. Enqaire as
this Office.
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NTANTED. -
w Fifty bushels OF Wheat or ten bar
reis Of Elour, for which fair price in SP Eel E
viii be paid. Apply at YRNDLGATOR OFFICE.
RekJl9.
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NAgsRgE ED.

CARPT NTER-TTtS-A WostDury. L. l.. e, the re.dsDce
81 the brides mother oh day. 18th month lh. after
the order OF the society Of frend kohad p Carpenter OF
Brooklyn to Mary v. Titus OF the former place.
RrSS-DORAiANDT-ln Chris Church, Hudson, " Y,
on Wcdur Gsy. Nov. &C. by the Row Robert {. Roger,
assisted ~ the Rev William r. johnson Charles JenSln-
Of New Yok Elizabeth Cooper ceond daughter Of JoAr
Z. Dormsndy. es1., Of the former place.
KNAPP-MFrCALY-t Mssouville, N. ", on Wednesdsy.
Nov 10. hy the Rev u. 4. Jacobs Of Me1edi,frqnsr,
Chare, W Knapp Of New Road TO Oli.s daughter o. HUI
berd Metcalf esq. Of the former place.
LODER-gANTL-On .ine ssy. Nov S et Chris, Church.
rye by the Rev John W Bucknastrr Benjamin r. Loie
g. Nctorine A. younse,; dauh, Of the late Ceors. v
Guu'g % hew.iOr.
.LUCAS-sEy Dnnki:s. Oh Thur'dsy Nov I; ,
I@5 by the Rev George, Biz J.. d. Lucast Miss liat-
Seyrr.nce, both OF DgnklTk
ROGFRs-HOYT-In Wiiamsbnryi, on Nednesday N.v
10 a. the residence ol The brides itfcr. by the Rev
Pa.ton smith Henry 4. Rogers of NeDl ananr Coi TO
Mary t.. daughter o. hsr.-s Hoyt,csq. h0cart@
SPENCE NEEDF.-ht Providence on TUESDAY. Nov. is,
Hell Alexander Spence o. brookiyr, ~ H.
% Mr.. Abby r. Werlcu, Of Sinihlsld. R.,ode Island
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Aupp.rUlenfs.

snI only boncG dugr, 'ic prcscn, engagement at Che
Winter Garden VIII take pace ihis evening Three ia.
voritc piece TO Parents and Guardians. tanning
The Tables" and Clarke in Russia viii be repre-
sent'd This brncf; indicates the speedy Termination
Of NJ C!arkrs longcs; and moot successful visit to
New furk.
a; the BFoiirhy Thcnter the performance Of Tom
Tsyio:s " Victims" will 10 discontinued a!cr this
week Mr. Owena w on Monday next appear rs DR.
Olnprd in "Th' Poo Gentleman" Scion Shilgle vii
remain prJnnaca. feature Of each eyen!ass enter
t,inncnt.
A con ~. VII, ~ given 90 norrow cTcnins a' irving
Hall by NJ. \. IT, Peass assisted by Miss Kellogg and
other distinguished 1rtis's.
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lHI ID.

,DaMs-on wednesday, Not, &c. May Eioisc. younIe,t
dsosi-r Il Vii-n H. and Ma'.. Adams ssed yeas aud
T rrie. aud ~n.. are invited to attend tho fnero ,hi'
pndsy) s,crhoon At o'clock from No - Nef' Eleventh
AILRY-in ORANGE, sew.jersey on eJnc'iay, Nov 10
Ie,ss K Avery youngest Of Robecea n Avcry aged
years ard mouths,
tie funeral on Friday, the 18Th iu., d. o'c'. D. N
'sr.n. Of tie Iori. end Use, Rsrold We t- foot Of
Duc.y, al O'Clock ?. Carfirs.. vi ne IN waiting
=, the Brick Church station.
ATgiSs-M Yonte, on Thnr,iay, Nov =. l''., ,sed -
days julia only otter o! T. As'.y and Jas l. Atkins
BIGT-At Orange. ~ J., on Wcdno'dn,, how le, Jane
r. T. ..ises and friend. ~ tie My sved 70 attend
d. ao ,,d 'siI Rsfosd leave 100, d Bsrclay,, Ii
No. Carria-s will be in waiting a' NoTl Orange s'aiion'
BOMrORD-h LiIe Rock Ariintss iesi {. Er. ~ BOA
i,r ~ D., OF tn- is- cor. George Boaiofd Cdsf oil
chn..n scnter',n pure OF hear; 'nd f, loV snd be-
loy9d. re-.s from his iabors.
DAYln Brooklyn Oh Tuestsy. Eo. H. sieE pfO,'sssd
ilrs' Mrl Lyda Day wife % willard Day Il the Goth
''0no los. 70 love on ear,h.
Gsg "G.. ." ,9es, IN ~ ,s . ~. ,.c,,.
- inti. q, steid hex furcrl Fndas' Nov, 10 a. z
ocior' p IN. fion he lac r"enee, NJ - teuTt';'
Hroolya without further notice
DORT-A O'Clock fhnrds, morning Nov L. sisr Intense
suffering loT iol diss toTea,c .eie d.ugh',. q J1seph
s-i Nay Dore r-td weeks ora2 osys.
Barred ut GREENWOOD tie ssme deg.
EARr-Ou Thursday Nov L. Abby adore vie Of james
r. Fai 100 ihr 9Th ycsr O. hsfsy-.
srd friends u.i'.f 20 atcif ilnfft
m iu.ihrr notice. from III ir OF her mother. Mr'
H. T. johnson No 20 H1l .ys. SC1gk, :. j., o. sstuE-
day. tho 18th inst, n ! o'ci"tt r. ~.
Phlii phs paper. please c",y.
rfTXGtRALD-On Thcr.ifs, 10Y l., M;s. fhete Ann
Frsetli IT, ol Garrett kizferNi spd daughter oi te
Ia. -smuel Navcri =. In li- &stii year OF her
Her re1tcs aud f"uds q family respectfully invited
.f'-u. hog funeral hou =. lie lrncc 70 olt ossne'
st.. Friday he I8h n.l' :. 2. p ni WHO iof'Aef
uoItr.
JtN!s-On Thurrdiv morlu. Nov L., BROOKLYN p. d.,
Msfy June dirrh,,rofth, 10 WITHIN Ac,sud'T and Vie
of Lewis ". James.
r friend. and thos, Of the feay invited 10 'trll her
fuera liday, The 18th inst 81 y T. ILL., u No li''9iih
Niufl.rg'.
Her s,slius vii be ,skcn to Ss,a'oga County.
RiCTrT~rs In Woius,,r, d. C., sunday, Nov. = julio
Alexander Youngest ia hier q. Gtu JAMES =. Ri Aet,si
ssri . years. . months and q day..
RlCI-On Tucslav Nov. =. ~ Blooming Grove, oIsuse
COUNTY 4 y ot ehr1u'c jislrhsi Lieut. " nisil Mob
Rice "a Connecticut lic.vv Artillery ,-' sursvps ion G!
H.. late Row Nathan r., iho NcY-ior Conis"n'-
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Yates COUNTY.
MipDLEsEx CLAIMS THE BANNER.

MIDDLhShX CLAIMS TIE BANNbK.
Correspondence Of The \. y. Tribune.
PINK YAM Tuesday, Nov. 10. 1864.
MddleSex claims the banner, not only in the
Comfy Utio Yates) but in the SGte as having given
the largest majority for Lincoln and Johnson IN pro-
portion to the number of votes cast. The following are
The figures
Whole number Of ballots -''O
For LINCOLN. .......245 For Mcclellan .... 50
Majority for Lincoln. l9l.
The town Of Italy in this county, also beats Alabama
in Gencsee County. witch claimed the banner in The
rEpUNf OF Noy Il. by giving sos votes for the Union
Electoral ticket out Of l0o votes cast. Italy presents
her figures as follows
Whole number al ballots
For Lincoln. ...-- 9J7 For Met lellau. 30. 20
Majority for Lincoln. M.
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THE WEST.
Ths Missouri and Kansas Elections.
ST. LouI, Thursday. Nov. II. is6,


About half tho counties Of Missouri give Lin
coin nearly 20 600 majority on the home vote Tho vote
of the soldiers in the VIII District will elect Ben Loan
BY from 30 to 800.
Ia the IYth District i; IS not definitely settled
whether Boyd. the present incumbent. or Kcso is
elected. They are both Radicals. All tie other Union
candidates except Hogan in this District are elected
Returns from Kansas indicate the election OF Clark to
Congress by from 1000 to 100 majority Crawford for
Governor and the remainder OF the State ticket win
ceiye from 1000 tue home vote. Lane viii Lave
twohrds maoyity on Joint ballot in The eg,!s,lrs.
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u The Rnuner Town.

10 TIE Editor Of Ths N. L. Tribune .". '-
SIR: notice that the town OF Alabama, Gen
esee County claims 10 he the banner town OF the State
IS follows:
Whole number OF votes cast .49
Union .....-...... sos Democratic. ..-.--.l0l
Union majority.
Or a I'M. octr three TO one This town Alfred, Ale.
ghany County, voted as follows.
Whole number of ballots. ...........--......... 35i
Union ..............oS1 Democratic. ......:T
Union majority. -....-..--......2 go
On electors on the State ticket We run nhead Eve,
msking 80 majority. This YOU sec is rather more than
so l. Our town was thoroughly organized, and every
Union voter at the polls obs.
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The " ! HdeDcEdcHi contains The following
Notice Of JAMS Pfiks Agu,Lt, TOB Hot -kEtllT rs
To- MRICuASTf AID EOrsEKfIFTi.s.- Articles that
Rycry Iluus.Aeeper .AoIid IN the heading of AZ
eGVeTl .seMeAt GnoiDe. columns. cnlanaiin9 Rom
James Pyi- - this ci IL s 40 part ~ our business
10 advocate The MERIT ~ ,d rrisemea In our pip"r
uut having used Nr iyies Seleraius. Cream 1Grtar
Soar, Biuug Powder, etc. ioT several years ia our iau
ie with -at,ic on. We feel called upon to encourage
deserving ctcg,r1e b. directing our readers To- the
.,srrr from Whence we tank their household interest
NAV bc beet served. \ long AMI tried acquaintance
with ST.. Pyle eve. us snguilihe. coincidence n ms m
teclitv a. well ia tie qLailIy II liz product ons
H. Ike scores oi or cift,.ns. cnmr {" New Iork
ifrudess sud penalties. and D.! per-Ie ring lones.y
his a'sinel "a eminent position IN hl' Line ot hrs!ue @
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SSrsss.,cr &c :ss.c 'p.es e. c.g,-..

ConyentteG 2. Sf shcsc Interested r 8ruis C.!tsrs
AND RURAL Z, HOMES 70 , es hsld = IONA ISLAND. On
NOTED ~ The nave zen wedAy
ssnton ~ az wn3m ."s sno!eS. ~ osc1 enoned -
the time ehosea cf nosduf 1ss src oeeo sot IAN
consideration to be the most favorable for full and irce ds
Grafton upon oil nsers eonneo;S VIZ. ,.. .r -
AZ the excellence OF oar os run n ~
becomes better understood the desire know now 20 eo
them nth certainty aud in penscton snsss os
answer is not oten Of hand ,.-,.r
Asn general RUE in the country, he pePretof mu" u
cast De ha own general ny NC aye, ~
with dr,nonsra,ion' the actual living troe vine viii !.
one hour to,ch more practical knowledge o. ,ns ~ 20.
IT, 'ns can ne 2oainsd by sny amount ., .1s n9
pnry cne eHG they are y,m sys Of AZ oS;o
iy. becomes pleasure sod great advantage. "a,
Inc nu.i ssrden although very important ons oas Ms
conautIons Of Tn, ioIs homo Ire Hover sarasn mo t
bery the honss ais, sud its sr,dent structures en
kho",ase 1nd ae1on 20 auoTe ts iuil Toe9 " ~, -
tion: hura architecture ana hshd'csps os'osnns "" INV
b. discussed. ,,, -.
Thesr suplecls axe o. oqus' 70 ee,h sores rs ~.
toorc tio GiScuss,o. nay nor oeen mhu'r sahscncn SUM-
In tho present instance the general attendance Of edes ds
aired and very complete been msd is tea
nne rev hfc sea going steamer built expressly
eacy comfort ha' been chartered for the occasion uA
roon Tor gentlemen with er wives: end a:s for ian.ss
and also state rooms escu.yey lo5 'sas n.s e
bundled berts for sneIr al WIN new ana esa
fitted for the and amusement. ths. win take place a.
rth RAJ sen,rously p-opos.d to furnish
ins,sument,I mnsc Inv a celebrated bard.
soi.c, ehir 80 v!cs.s vii be- led by Mr. j. Funds. or.
..ns, Of Pymon,I Chreh Ia. excellence 0. whose par
-uces uoeds nc f,-,ler than III. safef.
lie I,s o.osrra oa. for tie occasion
solos and dns,s vi; he s,.n nv yocaiss u
both sexrs who hgrs reeroy for the octsso
The strn,cr will eav sr,r dock designateA
on the eat side of tbs cy ut a No. Tuesday the I'D
will touch ct Rroct at 10 receive tise aus
the foot Of Wauenst North River receive passeDeert
A. 10 and then proceed directly 10 tls Island
gi.ks,s for m .r. each WV SI tcie,, for the ereuf
-. hertb d.
The eating department Is to be conducted By enc the best
cssrrer5 IN tho city.
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IPovgr4 COLLECTION DISTRICT. SEw YORK.
THIsD, FIYrB. SIXTH AsD tIsEra WARDS,
ASSESSOR OFgicn. No. 65 fRAsEIln'sr..

Internal Revcuuc,--Notice 10 hereby gwen thst tss
suant 70 tie ont resolution Of Conyem Of Jrly H.
aud tho instructions Of ne secretary o. .rs ..rsMy
fr .hs Srrc Tax Of five c-ntu u}on the zaas
proh. for the yesr ending Dec 81 1855 o. az pet
o, riiu, Ia ,iis D..ct colipr cd srd thai tius
ssia hs viii remain open 70 tho Inspection OF al pe.sons
may apply inpec. the 'se for ne sce OF ten aays
th- dae hereof oihce No. - trsnklnst M the city
NoyYok and further 'h,t immediately 3fer III: sapifSsss9
Is6iaad Tor DAYS thereafter wiz receive sad drtrrlnia1
all appeals relative eny erroneous OF excessive vsusse
OK cuuue rations contained in said HAT Al
80. must writing sui the particular csuss
thing espec,ns which 1eoiion II Iequestsd ssS
h. mo STAT. tie prircpe OF corlr aimed Of
PIERRE {. VAN WICK.
Assessor Forrth District n. 7.