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, 1864-06-20
PLURIBUs UNUM,

Though many and bright are the stars that appca
In the flag by our country unfurled,
And the stripes that arc dwelling in majesty there
Like a rainbow adorning the world;
Their lights are unsullied as those in the sky,
BY deed that our fathers have done.
And they're leagued in as true and as holy tic
Iu their motto of Many in One"
From the hour when those patriots iearlessly fun,
That banney Of starlight abroad,
Ever true to themselves, TO that motto they clung
As they clung to the promise Of God;
BY the bayOnet traced at the midnight Of war,
On the fields where our glory was won
Oh! perish the heart or the hand that would ma
Our motto Of Many in OneT'
Mid the smoke Of the contest, the cannon's dec,
roar,
How oft it hath gathered rcnown!
While those stars were reflected in rivers Of gore
When the cross and the lion went DOWN.
And though few were their lights in the gloon
of that hour,
Yet the hearts that were beating below
Had God for their bulwark and Truth for thei
power,
And they stopped not to number the foe.
From where our green mountain-tops blend witt
the sky,
To the waves where the balmy Hesperides lie,
Like the dream Of some prophet Of Old
They conquered and, dying, bequeathed to ou
care
Not this boundless domihion alone,
But that banner whose loveliness hallOws the air
And their motto Of " Many in One"
We are many in ono, while there glittcrs a sta
In the blue Of the heavens above;
And tyrants will quail mid their dungeons ala
When they gaze on that motto Of. love:
1t shall CLEAN DER the sea, mid the bolts Of tn
storm,
Over tempest, and battle, and wreck,
And CLEAN where our guns with their thunde
grow warm,
'NeaIh the blood on the slippery deck.
The oppress'd Of the earth to that standard will O.
Wherever lis folds shall be spread,
And the exile shall feel It's his own native sky
Where its stars shall float over his head;
And those stars shall increase till the fulneSs 0
time
Its millions Of cycles has run
Till the world shall have welcomed its mission
sublime,
And the nations Of the Garth shall be one.
Though the old Allegheny may tower to heaven
And the Father OF waters divide,
The links Of our destiny cannot be riven
While the truth Of these words shall abide.
Then oh! let them glow on each helmet and brand
Though our blood like rivers shall run!
Divide as we may in our own native land,
To the rest Of the world we are one.
Then up with our flag let It stream on the air
Though Odr fathers are cold in their graves
They had hands that co I'D strike, they had soul
that could dare,
And their sons were not born to be slaves.
Up, up with that banner where'er il may call,
Our millions will rally around;
A nation Of freemeu that moment will fall
When its stars shall be trailed on the ground
, 1864-06-20
NAPOLEON As THE .nEAsr..

The Rev. NJ. Baxter, late missionary Of
the Episcopal Church at Onondagn, Canada
West has written book with the design
of showing that Louis Napoleon is the final
Boast or personal A6tiehfist; that within
or s years from the present time, with
the help Of the Pope, he will have accom-.
plished the diabolical mission assigned to
the last Antiehrist in Revelations, and that
he will then perish BY the descent of Christ
at the battle Of ArmageddOn. The begin
ming of the end is to be looked for this year
or in 1865 at the very latest. According
to Mr. Baxter's history and chronology Of
the worlds brief future, Louis Napoleon is
almost Immediately to make a covenant with
the Jews, whereby the "ancient people"
are, to be re-gathered in Jerusalem. In
two years and from four to.six weeks after
the date Of the eovenent, the perfected
Christians Cor @wise viEgins") arc to be
caught up alive into the air by the Saviour,
and the deceased saints revived and glori-
fed. Then is u commence the Great Tri-
bulation, during which the tremendous ply
sical phenomena described in Revelations
are to take place. There is to be war in
heaven, resulting in the expulsion Of Satan
and his legions from the air to the earth,
upon which they are TO take their abode
for two years and eleven months (ATr. Bax-
ter is very exact in his chronology and
add 10 the general horror aud confusion.
About that time Louis Napoleon, with the
help Of the Pope and The devil, is to declare
himself God, to have his image erected at
Jerusalem to be worshipped by the u,daW
rails s.ets who may believe or profess to be-
lieve in him (the same being majority of
earth's inhabitants,) and to subjugate
+" Great Britain, France, Spain, Italy, Aus
tria, Greece, Egypt, Turkey, and most pro-
badly Tripoli and Tunis." In this way he
is to acquire universal empire within three
and half years from tho signing of the
covenant with the Jews, which, as we have
said, is appointed to take place this year or
next, without fail. The remainder of the
time, until the grand finale in 1912, is
to be devoted to the slaughter Of large
portion Of mankind in the d Armageddon
war" and marked BY variety Of super
natural casualties. In 1871 or 1872 the
whole series Of horrors is to eliminate in
the terrific battle Of Armageddon, at which
the careers Of the Louis Napoleon, Pic
Nino and the Father Of Evil are to be vio-
lently concluded together. Immediately
thereafter the second translation Of living
saints will be effected, and the millennium
or reign of Christ and the Saints on earth
for thousand years, will begin.
We hope Louis Napoleon will read the
book. 1t may do him good. Ten to one
he has no idea what q Beast" he is. The
volume is ornamented with many seven
headed pictures Of him which arc NOT at
all aattering.
, 1864-06-20

NUMBER OF THE REBEL PRIsoNERs.
The Report of the COmmissary General
of Prisoners, accompanying the Secretary
of Wars report, has been published. 1t
shows that the humber Of rebel officers
and men captured since the beginning Of
the war is: l lieatsnunt general, 5 major
generals, rs brigadier generals, 1856 colo
nels, lag lieutenant colOnels, IA majors,
2,497 captains, 5,Sl1 lieutenants, 1868
non-commissiouedo officers, 121, ,156 privates,
and $500 citizens. OF these, we had on
hand at the date Of the report g, ,229 Off
GERS and men, among whom were major
general and I brigadiers. There had been
121 ,937 rebels exchanged against 1866
Union men returned. Tie exchanges Of
officers on both sides are computed at their
exchangeable value in privates. Since the
date of the above report there have been
less than 1000 exchanges, and fery few
captures on either side. The figures are
consequently approximately correct Nc
statement has been furnished to our Gov
ernment Of the number of prisoners held
by the rebels.
, 1864-06-20

ASwAMr FULL OF REBEL DEsERrERs
The Philadelphia Inquirer has letter
from Jacksonville, Fla, which says: ave
have learned Of persons from the interior
that the great okeefenokee Swamp, in GoOr.
gia, bordering on the State line of Florida,
is full Of deserters from the Confederate
armies. Some estimate their number al
1000, while others say from 500 to 800
This force has beenaccumulating ever since
the conscription law went into operation
and now, having small army, they arr
.regdlarly organized and armed for defense
against the Confederate authorities. A foret
was sent to subdue and afrest them a yea
since, but were repuls6d by the deserters
0keefenokeeS Swamp is seventy miles long b.
thirty wide, and there is ample room therI
for joint stock swarsp confedefacy."
, 1864-06-20

The Catholics Of New York City number
about $50, 900. There are annually Il, 900
baptisns, and from 5000 tOSJ 900 children
make, each year, their first communion.
The city contains thirty Catholic churches,
attached to which are 81 priests,
, 1864-06-20
Al AcT to provide for the better ofranizaiios
Of Indian Affairs In Caliiblhin.


Bel enacted By ths Senais and H5ais ef RtP.;:
resentaiires Of the United. Slaies Of daasyiaa IN
Congress assembled, That, from and after tho
first day Of April, ammo Domjni eighteen hun.
dred and sixty -four the State Of California shall
for Indian purposes, constitute one superihtehd:
ency, for which there shall be appointed By the
President Of the United States, by and with the
advice and consent Of the Sc nate; supctil tend.
ent Of Indian affairs for said sHpetihlend
at salary Of three thousand SIX Hundred dollars
per annum, " no shall reside at point withiii
said State, to be selected by the Secretary Of
the Interior, and who, upon executing bond!
upon such terms and such sum as may be pre
scribed BY the Secretary Of the Interior, and
taking the usual oath Of Office, shall have tfnder
bis control and management in like manner
and Subject 10 like rules and regulations as arc
prescribed for superintendents Of other superin:
tendencies, the Indians and Indian reScfvdtions
that are OF may hereafter be established in said
State: Pr9rided, That the superintendent shall
be authorized TO appoint . clerk, at compen-
satioR not 70 exceed eighteen hundred dOllarS
per annlm.
Sec. 2. 1aabe Il Gsrt1tr saasted, That lisrS
shall be set apart BY the President, and at bis
discretion, not exceeding four tracts o. land.
within the limits Of said State to be retSinet
by the Upited States fcf the purposes o. Indian
| r, serTationS, which Shall be OF suitable extene
FIR Inc accommodation Of the Indians Of said
State ana shall be located as remote from white
sci; Ietsents as may be found practicable, having
| 5ne resard 10 their adaptation ~ the purpoGeS
for which they are intended: Presided. That
a, l.asf one Of said tracts shall be located In
What has heretofore been; known as the Iiorth:
srn district: And fTobaiea, further, That il L
shall BE- found inpraeticable to establish the
rrsorvstioos herein contemplated Nithodt en-.
bratipe iuipfotCihents made within ihsir limits
by white persons lawfully there, the Secretary
| of The Interior is hereby authorized and enpow:
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szEpPgSG sNTELLsCENCg.
PORT or .sErTErsEs 70
Cleared.

Cleared.
stssmip Emily q. Souder, HewOreans, Lndan Heinz en-
( Co
e,-anshp si1cn. Martyr, Liverpool, T.. Cunsrd
Steamer Nrghuh, Barlow Nrwp teans, " H. Brigham
sieames Artisan kus heiiino'c . 800
sesnsp Esge, Lawrence. Havana, sPohold, ii-f.on 4
sea,ser Cor ,ins huxley. Beaufort, Murray nephew
Ship Royal ss1ou torl Randall Sydney NJ W. IL w.
Cluer
hark Sandy Hook Bors'o,g. Coiiz Tsppa1 Reatie
f.ri Dci sne iIsfnl Meyer, Hamburg, honhardt q Co.
Eslk iieires.. Glars, H.~-Olle-n..
Bn. Torn,ut hlolt-orlrry, south Auboy Meicef Don
- ~ -, ,
Z. Armstrong. - 49,
Rie fice Gray Ora, dsXVei. Nassau, IL j. I. a. De
WOE So NJ.
senr II s..dllatcu Eay1or Havana. Woodrua Robin
,,.
s.lf Key Me,oag. Wssh.naon, J. :. Black.
Sem IS H. Gisil. Dickinson Boston bes'iy, SnI!lh 20
schs Mayaowor, WooiAgll. -. KIT J. i. GasoT
Scnf hale i1Lj. CIon-I. Tainpico. y. }. i,ewnsr3.
Sraf yucouy Tigcr. Phlilee.phs Lopez t1:Ap-1Iic-
Scnr ifsrc..s. Loyeil, Bost1s :. ". Lewis % . %
eear Ia. Coa,i"5 Rel, CaaI.oto;o"r, J. 4. H. H. J.
Small L. 60 r.,c
schr Goo. "ioriaa, Jackson, Baltimote hott bede!-
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Arrived.


STRAIN trfn,rort ssardrs HoiwaJi Nov Orleans sop
r. via ;and Ky win 5Z prisoners nom fof M'isi" 10 D'
s. Guarirrina., x. - III,
Bsr "a D. Ma-cisui Pfrs) Efcirehl Gsnoe ~ days win
rn-b r-v &c to jas spinncy. rom rug -rih 70 zoi
a, 81 lon o. czpereucod cyclone carrying away tho bu
vrk and oan TIC vessel 20 oak very badly she has low
four foet OF wat. IN "a" hold. go
Berk Flora t)an Henson. Rio Jaaehs u Days with eoHae
g. Fun b. BE. exc q Nendt
Patrick & Co. .
Rars Washington Butcher tof Philadelphia Vesceck.
r es River JAM, 10 days ios" ood 70 hsess son 'o Len
40 yesses IA pogi. - o,,,,
Dor = days with iogw God henry DcCordoya Go. Lei.
no We seis. 81.
Brig Clara P kens Rich Por. Royal Days, in ballast to n
L. McCrepdy / Go.
end bnstone 10 order Had hight winds and Gains mos. oil
the passage; -
big Our Maggie fof Darlington ~ 81 Wilson, son, Eat
Caos II days. -slt 70 Brett son 4 Co.
Brig Bird OF the Wave CTot scT Old HaFlOI, ia, - days
logwood, TO Henry Del osdova 4 Co.
iIrr Yslor wilson, lnngrs 10 days salt TO Jones Lo1g
Brig Keyng, Ladl Z4z- IS days sugar 20 master
Schr Ann sophia Rice Aux Cayes II days, oswood VIII
son a Cairinsnn
loywooa and cotton Wilson Csrlnann Loft no American
schI Americas Adams Cssdenss - days, with sugar N.
L. MoCresdy 4 Co.
schr Onechita Goodwin Bermuda DAYS IN belss. H.
q broyne & Co. Left brig Walthau, firm Boston.
schr Jsnas Henry, Bullock Philadelphia for Boston
schr Betssy Ames, Hal, Rondoat for boston .
Srhr Mary and Susan (of Nassau Albany Hibor Island
days with salt to jog. Douglass Len no vessels.
Scar. z. Shsddss Esbert, Georsetown, D. T., coal
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William ID Roe Co.......................eSB y
Y. f..
and the Comptroller directed 10 pay them from eppropria
ton for Printing, Stationery and Blank Books"
Which wa adopted by the following vote:
Affirm itive-Suervsore Blunt, DayiS Ely, Little Purdy,
Roche, Smith and tn eed-8.
MOTIONS
Supervisor fUapf moved that when the Board adjourn
DO meet on Tuesday next sth prox at o'clock D NJ
Which was osrrisd
Supervisor PuRDr moved that the Board do adjourn.
Which carried
herepon the President declared that the Board stood
edouIned unit uesdsJ next 18th prox., At O'Clock
JOSEPH u. YOUNG, Ceft
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AliIitarn Notices.


A LIEN SUBSTITUTES furnished to repre-
sen. patriotic persons and liable TO Dram In Army
p.r Of the Southern Division vi New York. comprising tue
fIs Ten Consr-ssonz Districts OF Newly State at the Of
hes OF the Metropolitan Representative Association 10 Green
WITCH st.. under tine North River Bank. JAS LEE. Ag.-
WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
AZ Member, Of Returned Regiment and Heir, Of Deceased
Soldier, having Claims also ceaen having Prize cAinscs
on BROWN SHELDON, Military olios No. Pass place.
NOTICE to SUPERVISORS and CITIZENS
~ GENERALLY.
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY VOLUNTEERS
ARR HEApI TO ps - -
CREDITED TO Any TOWN OR COUNTY IN NEW
YORK STATE
FOR ONE OR THREE YEARS
TOWN AND COUNTY BOIN1its PROMPTLY FIbbFD
Alien and Veteran Substitutes and Representatives be
promptly furnished In snJ number.
WILL BE ATTENDED 10 PROMPTLY
Apply to the General Volunteer and Substitute EeorunE
Association Of NcwYork,
Cliee Ne. 42s Brosiwzy, Eew.Yofk. -
Iieu,.CoL Y. ". WINFIELD SlMPS0N,
Capt. H. MCNICHOL,
Au,hcxzed gents.
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VETO MESSAGE.

VETO MESSAGE
BoAEp or suPLRyisons, Ofice No. :, City Hall !
kewYork, Sept n 1854
AZ. meeting ofhe Board hold this day the following
s. vas yod from Ills Honor the Meyer, wheeGpon it
Ordered That said be received laid on the table
entered at length In .he and pubsed nde. The d.
recticn OF the President and Clefh. JOS YOUNG.
Clerk roGrd OF Supervisors
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises,.y = sun S.t-.....S.f- Moon fises... go
HIGH HATrh rBIs pay
Sandy Hook. Gs3 OK lslnd.. i2A Hell Oaie'.' S;1'
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r,nn.cnrrr. Arriret

r. ssr.i frons,5yf Csondra forl Neso O'i>1nf,spi
"A 1sa peati H. a. Pratt y. u. GRAY Lieuis ranleI, u
fsce r. J.. nrri1s Hoyuoids arsiey, 81 4o afis.ae'
Major Brow M. T. = kiusN. u. Degno. airs CafpcuH
J. bore
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| 20 Albany By Iiu3.on r. r. az "sren.st.. 20
fon scsh s;ss p
! To Albany hy Harlem X. r.. 2sh.E:., An ay., TO-
NJ nd 2. ~. snndsy Observation-Disclosures. p.I
I To Albany Cozz-nss Hotel Dock. West Point,
| Newburgh. PouFhkeepsie, Rhirebeck. tatskin,
.ni Hudson. BY e.e=niers Dan'i Drew and G. va
bard leaving Deshros-esst sndin. al Dib-s'l ~ g.
] 10 baltimore, by tho i,ev-JeTs-y IL H., foot az
midnight SUNDAY. ........:.. go p.
To Boston. by New-London line. Pier - y u,
and 5oainsio LIE, Pier 10 y. 4, daily SUNDAY
To Roston, b.; New Haven r. r., via Springfield.
2I'hst cui ..hov. a. "a and S;U r. .
sv., via So Or line ri md p m sunday So. s:oor
oiGi.ners.s, ard iea n and Goo p
To sf.derpsr. ny steamer Bridgeport iTonl Peek
4 Cir.enpg-t DIP Sire Island * other resorts on
long si'ud, by j. J. Railroad. ron Jsuesshp
and oo of En e.. Z. R........5 p IL aid $50 D. 4
To long brsrch ~ karitsn aud Delaware bay
L. ~ ya steamer Jesse Hoyt, foot Of murray
- Hr,T "a Ho,.fs-i and a-inrfeias.caaa
esve FecA Sip a.. .... ..:....st and IL p II
Il E-w. Haven. ny lhr New. inveu E.R., 2ithst.
snA 4hev Al Ts ny ~ 2 $50 y, and 800 r. n
10 Cornwau. West Point, Nowbursh, PogFhkeepSe,
sal tioldgu 3, steamer Mary Powell leaves jay
=. landing ............:. . p.
TO .fe West. By Pealgy iyaais Contra. Railroad,
snndsy Goo
f,ot Of coursndr.st...6s m a. n IL N md 200 p
70 Phiade.p pine. ty Ncw-Jsfscy Railroad foot OF
saiil aiaeht Goo p.
To Washington. by New Jersey H. r. ioot o.
Courtisudi.s &C.. sud 10 Ia. y =. N, and Il
mi'ui-h; wv r.
FOR fher information ~ regard 10 Railroad Tine ItOlc
,eo Advertisements an another yAr! " shis pspef.
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Me0itai.
THE REMEDY OF THE ACE.
TIE CELEBRATED
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PREPARED BIZ cARRENo BROTHERS & Co..

PREPARED BIZ CARRENO BROTHERS Co..
known INFALLIBLE 70, the speedy Of PHTIlSis
Group and All other affections Of tho CHEST ard THROAT
Affections resuI,:ns from FALLS, BLOWS or BRUISES,
HEmORRHAGEs. WOUNDS, COMMISSIONS, ULCERS,
PILES. FELONs, BURNS, CHAPPED LIPS, HANDS, SC,
HEADACHE. TOOTHsCHE. EARACHF. and all other
EEURALGIc, RHEUMATIC and srAShODIc PAINS.
Valuable letters, certifying to tho wonderful cure, effected
by this precious medicine pn5hed in Tuz Tn,nosE,
Tn ispErEsnssI, aud the CovEizn DIES ErArsUss
Full directions fr abound each bottle and oirca
lar' containing ssd directions and large npubsr OF te'tao
mid letters Be had at the General Depot and viii be
to private Residences Request.
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CIV Of I.ondon saturday Oct .............. IOi m.
Borns.is Ss,urSsy Oct, ICi a. m
sstnTdaT Oct .......'.........,.......,.. p n.
For New Orleans, by steamer Morning st2f, 81, .,
II p.
Fcr California. Oregon. Warrington Territory and
tSnndvs .n...,...........sts IL and ~ 2.
Gor., G,.nv suf.lo ard Caradas.J and 81 ..
North and W cst " az r IN
Western A.sii via Ere Railroad ...5 W. and = p M
so.,rn and Soa:L Western Mails j. I a. ca and 10, r.
tssian ~, u and "A
Neuror; Az 4 FAli INSTRUMENTATION. p m.
5hr fon- Isla.i Moil eoses at.....5a m and D.
snasav sunaa, IL isai close s;....... II ?.
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Counrtnerehip Notice.

TIVE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
L existing rudss tic arrs y cAsWELL PEHklS ~ =
-, to ale e1sct OF t5 18th Oh, juno 49,.
i-''' " ''~' NATHAN CASWTLL,
EDWhED fERKiAS,
A. .iAAalChELL.
S-,e Of Nss Yerk. C!ig ard County 81 Veg. forti -
.nr,i'sE licN-ILL e the Cts o. ~ w-loIf ana a..
IElSICKrLT. Of T., City n Eraosyu ~ the si9ir %
E.r.Yek herrtoforr of the era cf Caf'' feAins -.
fcq Va, L. Nc,Yolk CRY now i.iloyet 10 hefpy oes.
~ at ae now the only partners and npreienie' Of
IN, I'D I'm Of Cssgrt Pertils Coz nnf s.cn Nh oi'iy
- e l,,.r... nader aid f,u D8ne e tGyel PerAin1 !.
- 'Ie - - V,r4 Juiy le64 SATn ~ CASNflL,
'"--''" "' l. IAaNlC hEhL.
~. 80 ,-,,-, n, Men. yoy, g.. l. Henry " benet,
flS- fs.ia Civ aid County DO hereby cey That u oIls.
nj ~ vicD he within l. copy. IVES th Day mel IN ny
ofnce-Da,cd sept. 7. ls5A H. W. "hNHi' '''iA.
~ - -, ..,s.-,-- ,,uv.,a.r-srNs, x-ssEIIs
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
we,ra Of supervisors.


.o,s,..l SPECIAL sEssIos-Tuesdsy. Sept q, 1861
o'"'N~! O'Clock 2.
rh Board me. in their Chamber, No. II City Hail. pof's
Bo.Gs o. sGrlnvlsOss' oyr.es No Sii{ ~, Ian
W.. The undersigned, members Of the Board Of ph q
,f,h, County Of Ne~-fors DC hereby Ie9ue C"n 70
al .pecirI meeting Of esd BosIs Of Supervisors ioI
september e. .. SI Sss.,s ps i load
!. TTgEEDY E MN e o sMirH,
~ a., n" NJ TWEED THOMAS LITTLE,
JAMES DAVIS. !,
Yre.eot-Wm. M Tweed. President, IL the e"sI' '"4
saYeSvsso.. Blunt, Davis Ely. Little, PuTdy R'eh' an'
Ts ,Lu, Of ss preceding meeting we've read aOa Up
.D.,gsd
r,,,.- ,,, - gegir,,nt fer aD Armcry.
which was referred 10 the Special Conin'"ee VI
Peons Of IN. foowins named for corrections and en'
;ch s, Il; With, Witt.
Which sascred % tho Committee on Anuaa Taxes
sr aa,o. spsnoss, amounting 10 sa,o, g. 10.
W. wa ~ resrsea to !he COMMITTEES en- Civil Courts.
B Andrew !. 0arvoy b amounting 70 500 Ss Eeps.s
{ superior Cour, ard Chambers.
B Of James Crawford amounting o $2s W. ief blacksmith
;s, we. res,ted 10 he Committee en- Annual Taxes.
Bii Henry u. Mcmuusy amounting 10 |S,@sS W Tor
81 arb,a .or KeT Cont Houo. -,
Which referred 10 The Special Committee on New Count
Pm ofKes.er Co amounting s335 &C. fns rsTairs 20
~ Golooms Which frcrred to the COMMITTEE on
4 vi C2uits -.
Ri ofC lockwood Co.. amounting 70 sos 30 for articles
L Cousy Oes. Which referred TO ;sc Committee en-
1ua'y C5.o.rs.
m sis C=rpenler amounting 70 gao o. for repairs 70
Comfy Occs Which referred to the Committee On
[ .~n.y Oiscfs.
Bill og Csss T. Ford amounting sTS TO- for printing
G lious1s &c. Which referred 70 the Committee on
IEQUIaIIoNs.
reIat.on received HON tie Tax Commissioners 20.
rpars oth-s. Which referred to tho Committee on
"a 3rus T.Irs
rraurion wac received from the County Jaier foE flag
tias c ths County jail Which Referred TO the Commit
&. on Couuiy Oiicers.
reqa.silio received hom tho Clerk Of the Common
y cas- for Az b0osS
Which retired the COMMITTEES Printing and ST..
& 'nsry.
printing, stationery, &c;
: Coriri.s. ion.fs OF Taxes snd Asses,uerts.
-Exc;sg Commissioners, advertising.
lc. was referred the Committee on Printing and Sta
ca was received loaa .he ClvIA q tie Superior
,sfis was 1efs4 70 the Committee Cign Cou.ls.
A -ssui-itcn received for articles for City Judges
Which was ,.,errei 10 the Committee Criminal Courts
Gac fcl.ce.
CONCENTRATIONS.
received lfoa The CieLs Of the Celrs
o. Ses us with return 81 iurors personally supnonet
S-pieiI5sr I'll Grand Jurcfs
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STATE or NFW-YORK
Pcar-WAsDE1t OFFICE 80. iOi Wall-si.
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
section Of tbs act passed April IL, 1891 entitled An
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q wgsr 3ora -. and 2et BROADWAY
Nsy lchY, Sept. .. 1854.

Head. ofmies ags alsd 60 keep awayf''s Bal7an' by
them In order to l,e Ia time in OF WOUNDS fshoS'
nnACEs BCIxs BRWtzs &C., thus obtaining an Immediate
cut. ana ssng tins sucns and money also those who
srs devoted tuch occupations ezgce them 20 dn'er or
require ofinrucns ShegesilA Ihey uay be injured
Tnce q bottles, - cents Gri ST.
General Depot a. wM. Z. SHELLS. No. Walis... New
York Ie.sird A. "a. drug stores.
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NUDs1s aIylR KAlLnoAn-- = ssisfiNr 'rTLRIS q
DEsrs Crscs 20 e3 WARNns sTRgRr \ Y
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD FOR Al
u 4 BANT AND TROY connecting With Trans Moth an
Mest--Trans le-yo from CAaabrIs = rcr
Erp.e's, 7 a r. lPcsk,si.l Trains 1i,3o a. "a
WAY Mil. =. Fxrrcss gna f.is ?.
leo a m A. C. 4 l0:<6p Ia Sing sing lrsu. 5:i5
PoAe.ps.o aiIs anu Iagryto~p Train, $40 p
ny ~ n Train has sleepln. Cars attach f.om 3sh
Street through 10 Buffalo snd SasoeDion Bridge wilhsss
shaDzs.
J. Nd. pDiCEY. Asst. Sspt-
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s,pr sr-S,eaners-Arsgo, America, Continental Adnl-
raj Drront n. r. Banks, T.. 3. Terry.
ship-La Tour De Pin. 49,
Bark,-Polivi. salem CORVALLIS, A. c. Adams.
Brig. c. Clerk Hermes
Schooners-A. Van Cl-a, Eathen.
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y 2
m. TX gress for Buffalo.
Express Tor Cleveland direct, via A. g. w. RH
$40 q u, MIX, Gs y, lor CtisFile.
10 a. A.. Mall fcg Bufslo.
-. d. Way cr Oti.ule Nawbrrgh, rnd Warwick.
p IT,. kit Express lsatlIdays AID Sundays erc.pts
foi DuukrS Baii-,o. &C.
spm Ligh,n - Express, daily, for Dunkirk Rochester
Csrari,ieus &c On Saturdays thia tfin % udAs
only. q 4. a.. Eais ant. i0T D..lsi.k.