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Gold Market-Cabinet Appointment
for Gov. Boutwell,.

NEW YORK, Feb. l6.-Gold rather
stronger 1t is said Stevens new move
ment against gold dealers has created
full interest, upon which important
transactions i'll buyers operations have
been based rumor that Maximillian
has recognized the Confederacy also
gives strength to the market The quo
tations have ranged from s204, the open
ing price, to 2O4t
The Commercials special says Senator
Morgan this morning presented petit
tion to the President from New York
merchants asking cabinet appointment
for Gov. Boutwell,.
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PrOceeding in the Rebel Congress
TDpaaa niunnfch

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-Late Rich
mond papers say that Col. st. Johns, APP
pointed by the President as Commanding
General of the Confederate States was
yesterday confirmed by the Confederate
Senate.
In the Confederate Congrsss the bill
of the House to abolish the negro clause,
to take from the President and Secretary
of War the power to make detail and ex-
emption, excepting mechanics and arti-
sans in the employ of the government, to
revoke all exemptions and details here
tofore granted by the President and Sec
retary of War was referred to the Militia
ry committee, to enquire into the expe-
dieucy of bringing i'll more liberal bilh
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Landing Of Schoheld's Corps at Ma
sonborough- Wilmington Closely Be-
Press Dispatch. |

NEW YORK, Feb. l9.-The World says:
Information is said to have been received
in this city to the effect that SchOtields
corps had landed at Masonborough, thus
putting it beyond doubt that Whining
ton is by this time closely beseiged if not
already in the nands of our forces. Va
rious rumors iwere current yesterday
touching the evacuation of the city, but
no confirmation has as yet been received.
By landing at Masonborough b, General
Schofield, it will be observed, avoids a
march up the Peninsula.
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Destruction Of Rebel Iron Works.

New YORK, Feb. 19.-The Herald 5
special correspondent says: An e1pe-
dition consisting of 800 picked men from
Michigan cavalry, after a march of 4C
miles, meeting no opposition, reached
Charlotte Iron Furnace, on Water Lick
creek, which the rebels had in full blast,
preparing iron for shot and shell. The
establishment, with all its machinery and
material, was destroyed. The force then
returned, meeting with trifiing annoy
ance from guerillas. The main portion
of the rebel army is said to be near
Stanton
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Rebel Official Corruption
Richmond to be Evacuated
Corruption in the Rebel Cabinet-Ne-
gro Volunteers for the Rebel Army.
Ipress Disnatph

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-The late rebel pa
pers contain some very interesting dis
closures regarding corruption in jeff.
Davis cabinet, and give an insight into
the causes of its recent dissolution. A
committee of the Richmond Congress has
presented Mr. Seldom, late War Secre.
tary, as guilty of gross swindling, and
Richmond journals make statements
which add to his guilt.
We have also some developments re-
garding Hoeds Tennessee campaign
The Selma, Alabama, Mississippian says
that two regiments of his army returned
to Corinth with eighty-four men left out
of 300
The Richmond Examiner announces
that the negros have cdught up mill
tary fever in that city and that they are
already forming organizations OF volnn-
teers for service i'll the rebel army.
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interruption of Railroad Communica-
ton
Press Dispatch.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 1.-THE Bulletin
has the following special dispatch from
Washington:
Richmond papers of the 10th announce
that Sherman's main column has marched
to Kingsville Junction, and that com
nunication south of Florence, on the
Manchester and Florence railroad, and
the Florence and Charleston railroad
was interrupted. Beauregard is re-
ported as being on the west bank Of the
Congaree river Kingsville is on the
north side of the COngaree, forty-one
miles north of Branchville, and twenty
five miles southeast of Columbia
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mile for passengers, and six cents ton
for freight, .....t,...
Mr. Pendleton objected to the second
'reading Of the bill The question there.
fore REQUIRED on itsrejection
Mr.. Farnsworth said il was necessary
TO have the road proposed He pointed
ont the fact that not one cent was appro-
priated by this bin.
Nh. Thomas. of Missouri, desired post.
ponement of the bill The further con
sideration of the, subject was postponed
for ten days
Mr. schenckicalled up the bill amenda.
tory of tue enrollment act. pending which
the House AT $50 adjourned.
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The Exchange Of Prisoners.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb 7.-Th e
steamers New York and George Leary ar.
rived here last evening with released
Union prisoners from Richmond, and
have sailed for Annapolis Col milford
remained at Varina to effect the exchange
of prisoners as fast IA they arrive. 9th
CT steamers have gone up the James river
with rebel prisoners, and the exchange
will be made as rapidly as possible
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Preparations for the Evacuation OF
Richmond.
tcI

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II, 7 p. MA
special to the Press from Norfolk says:
Ihave just seen Capt. Gross, deserter
from the rebel service. He left Rich
mond on Saturday, and said that the
authorities had ordered all the work on
the monitors at Richmond to cease. A
double ender was blown up by them on
Thursday last. He says they are about
to evacuate Richmond.
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SuDposed Abandonment of Fort An.
dersOn by the Rebels.
[ Press Dispatch

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. u The
steamer Anodine arrived here today from
Fort Fisher. The Captain reports that
our forces had expected to make an at
tack upon Fort Anderson on the 18th,
but failed for some cause unknown to
him. Before he left Fort Fisher he saw
a bright light in the direction OF Fort
Anderson, and the supposition was that it
had been abandoned and burned by the
Iebels
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Skirmishing Near Columbia.
Ipress DisDatch

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The Richmond
Examiner of the 10th states that dis
patch was received from an officer of
the treasury department at Columbia,
which says that Sherman's advance was
so near Columbia that the home guards
and citizens had turned out to aid in re-
sisting the Union forces, and skirmish-
ing had commenced near the city.
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W II. CFN AhDJ
Secretary OF State
Flag of Truce Boat Destroyed by q
Torpedo.

WAsAINGToN, Feb. 1S The Star has
the following dispatch:
CITY PoINT, Feb. 18th, $3.50 p. NJ
The rebel flag of truce boat VIM Allison,
while on the upward trip fiom Coxs
landing this evening, was blown up
by a torpedo. The boat went dowu al
most Immediately Our pickets say there
were no survivors from her There were
no prisoners aboard at the time. This
catastrophe probUbly arose from one OF
the enemy's own torpedoes, which has
been in the water for long time
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Erain New Orleans.

LOUISVILLE, Feb 1870 bales of cot
ton have arrived for st Lonis, and 300
for Cincinnati.
New Orleans adyices 18th, are received
The Guiding Star was still aground.
The rebel ironclad Missouri and two
wooden gunboats, comprising the entire
fleet of the enemy on Red river, are be-
low Alexandria, closely watched by our
gunboats
800 bales of cotton from the prize bark
Science were sold at auction at New Or
leans
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From 50. Lonis.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l6.-The Legislature
has accepted the invitation from the
Chamber of Commerce of this city tC
visit St Louis and partake of q banquet
and has designated Tuesday next astht
time The State Conv ,ntion is invited
to share in the festival.
The extensive spoke factory OF Wood
burn and Scott, corner Broadway ano
Scott streets, was burned last night
Loss about ~. 900; insured for - 400.
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steamer Fired into-Lineoin's PrePos-
ed visit South and West-Banqnei
10 Parson BrownIow.

10 Parson Rrownlow.
MEMPHIs, Feb. 1.-THE steamers Mer'
cury and Groesbeck were attacked by
the rebels near Helena. Several soldiers
were wounded. The rebels were tnall Y
dispersed by gunboats.
The Bulletin says it is reported on au-
thority worthy of consideration that the
cotton trade will be closed i'll this de
partment within 20 days, by order OF
President Lincoln, and will be re-opened
upon new principles after his proposed
visit to the South and West, which is
looked for soon after the 4th inst.
The Union men of this city are pre-
pairing grand reception banquet for W.
g. Brownlow. who is expected here III a
few days.
1t is annnnced that the rebel General
Forrest, commanding the district of Mis-
sissippi, West Tennessee and East Louisi-
ana, has established his headquarters at
Jackson, Mississippi. and is conscripting
guerillas and sending them to Richmond
to be put into the Army of Virginia.
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Richmo ond Papers on shcrman's situ-
alton.
Press Dispatch ]

=
WASHINGTON, Feb ia Richmond
paper of the 10th has the following: NO
official messages were received from any
part of South Carolina yesterday. At
last accounts the enemy held Orange
burg. Our forces we're falling back to-
wards Columbia Our troops abandoned
Branchville last Sunday night. Wheel
cr, on last Friday, attacked and whipped
Kilpatrick at Aiken, Is miles northeast
of Augusta, and drove him back 8 miles
| ia the direction of Branchville.
No dispatches were received at the war
Office yesterday from South Carolina We
| are consequently uninformed of Sher-
mans last movement He was at Or
angeburg, Az miles south of Columbia,
last Tuesday, and our troops were falling
back before him toward Columbia.
Where he is now we do not know. 1t
was said on Wednesday that dispatch
had been received saying skirmishing
was going on within few miles of Co
lumbia We stated this Yesterday morn
ing as on dit, and as yet have not the
means of either confirming or CONTRA
dieting it. Sherman may be at Kings
Vile, the junction of the Wilmington
railroad, southeast of Augusta, ormay be
even nearer the city.
The Augusta papers of last Wednesday
state that at that time Slocum was at
Windlesston, 10 miles east of Aiken, ad-
vancing on Augusta, his right being pro
tected on the south by Edisto and his
left by Kilpatrick's cavalry. Two days
after this, General Fitzpatrick was
whipped by Wheeler The l4th and goth
corps comprise the force operating
against Columbia and Charleston. This
leaves one corps of Sherman's unac,
counted for We presume it has been
| left at Savannah.
By the latest advices through Yankee
papers we learn that Sherman still had
| his headquarters at Beaufort
Generals 5. D. Lee and Wade Hamp
ton, recently appointed Lieut.. Generals
have been confirmed by the Con
| federate Senate The promotion of Gen
Hampton make him outrank Gen. Whee
| ler and pnts him III command OF our cav
airy now operating against Sherman
The Columbia Carolinian of the l2th
says: Long before Columbia falls we
HOOK 1OG DaJtle ana victory Wulcu
will prove good lighting on our side and
vouch safe to South Carolina the priv
ledge of closing as she begun the wal
in triumph.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 9th
says, at Kingsville, Sherman would be
able to destroy the Columbia and Char
lotte, and Wilmington and Manchester
railroads.
The Examiner of the 18th, has long
article against the use of negroes as sol
diers but leaving the responsiveness &c
Lee, who has urgently called for large
force of them.
The Wing of the 10th states that Sher'
man has got somewhat the start OF thelI
forces, and apprehensionis felt at Column
bia that he would reach there before he
could be overtaken.
Echols has succeeded Breckenridge III
command of East Tennessee.
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Trade Sale in Boston.

BosToN, Feb. l9-The hotels are fill
ing up with merchants from all sections
of the country to attend the trade sale
commencing on Tuesday. 1t will be a
great thing in the dry goods line, and
surpass any thing of the kind heretofore
known. Over 10000 bales of goods have
been entered up to this evening
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From FERRIES Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. l7.--The Lou
isiana. of the Bay line, arrived here this
morning from Baltimore, the ice being
sufficiently broken up for the resnmp-
ton of trade. More coal sehooners are
anxiously looked for here.
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New York Courts,

New YORK, Feb. l5.-The jury in the
case of Friery, tried for the murder OF
Harry Lazarus, brought i'll verdict OF
murder in the first degree
The libel case of Count Johannes vs..
Horace Greeley, was decided in favor OF
the defendant.
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Canadian Legislation.

QUEBEC, Feb. ls.- The House, last
night, adopted the appropriation OF $50
900 for expenses of volunteers sent 10 the
frontier to prevent raids upon the United
States; also an appropriation of soO,OUO TO
make good the money improperly re-
turned TO the ST. Albans raiders
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Death Of an Editor.

LOUISVILLE. Feb l5.-Col James
Wallace, formerly of Philadelphia, and
for the past six years connected with the
editorial department of the Louisville
Journal died this morning from par
alysis
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Il SANITARY of War. ot Si"SS
E.. Richmond Examiner says the ne
/ are forming volunteer organizations
i ice in the rebel army
6,m,rs of the early evacuation oi
Il bmond still continue. U, F..
a mans occupation ot branchNllle
+, three days fighting seems TO Do
a nod On last Wednesday. he had
II I'D the south bank OF the Congaree
near Columbia. A battle VAS ex-
A ,mmandcr Gushing has been per
Il ,, some daring exploits ON Cape
;,.r penetrating to the wharves
4 .,n,iunton and up to the walls OF
anderson with three boats crews.
,,,ai Scho6eld's corps has been land
l,sonberough, near Wilmington,
4 ,5, place is now closely invested.
,tain Beall, the Lake Erie raider,
a Jseu Iespited and was not hung on
eturlav. according to his sentence.
3TL, PRESIDENT has called for an extra
.s.iou of the United States Senate to
Boveus ON the 4th OF March.
Roger A Pryor is released from Fort
i Carren on parole.
'Tbc Mexican news is favorable to the
epublican forces, 49,
|Tb, Charleston iron furnace III Flr
,pio WAS destroy cd recently by a rad
,ey marty Of 3v0 Michigan cavalry
SDnrino four days OF last week, 400 rebel
eserters came into the lines OF the army
front of Richmond and Petersburg.
Richmond papers report all quiet at
atchers run. 1t was thought that
rant was transferring "a portion OF his
oops TO the North side OF the James.
Richmond papers say that Fitzpatrick
IS defeated by Wheeler with consider
lie loss on the 10th.
Generals 5 ID. Lee and Wade Hampton
I'VE been confirmed Lieutenant Gener-
: by the rebel Senare.
General Echols has succeeded Breck-
ridge in command in East Tennessee.
Nine hundred and eighty-three pris-
lers were exchanged one day last week
nd the exchange of others is proceeding
lpidly
The rebel flag OF truce boat was blown
p by a torpcdoo on James river last
.iday 1t is supposed that all on bsard
,riShcd.
The Herald reports that the rebelshave
tely made propositions to England and
radce promising the abolition of slavery
secure recognition
The report that rebel refugees have
en sent back from Matamoras to Texas
denied
Col James Wallace, one OF the editors
the Louisville JomWdi, died on Satur-
y.
The Canadian Legislature has passed
appropriation OF $4,000 to replace
-, e. ,.;,...,, ~, 70 tLn 81 AlhluS raiders
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I.k. Erie Raiaer Respited.

New YORK, Feb. 1s.-A respite has
been granted in the case OF the Lake
Erie rebel pirate, Capt. Beall, aud he
will not be hanged on Governors Island
TODAY. as at first decided
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AGRICULTURAL.
CORN AND CUTTING
HOXRs.

r a.. FROST a. CO., nos. ~ a. -,
4. MAIN STREET Woub call attention TO
their large stock Of Single and Double spout
Com Shellsrs iron framed and Virginia do iof
band or bnr.e mower. Also Hay StraE Fodder
Cutters of the most approved patterns abd a.
the lowest prizes. ueSN
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Official Dispatches from Sherman.
Press Dispatch

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 1.-THE
steamer Blackstone arrived here this
morning from Savannah. stopping at
Hilton Head, South Carolina. The Capt
of the Blackstone brought dispatches
from Gen Sherman for the authorities at
Washington, which were telegraphed
from him The Captain of the Black,
stone was not informed of the nature OF
the dispatches, and knew nothing OF I'm
portance of Sherman's contemplated
movements.
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|, I'd at S2.tlt. oal,o
!. secretary of War, of gross S"'""-
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~ ALL CASES OF CANCER MUST By TREATED
UNDER MY PERsOSAL sUPERvIsiOS. al
WHO IS ROBERT S. NEWTON,
n


Dr. ROBERT sAFFORD NEWTON was Professor Of
gU,g.ry IN The Eclectic Medical College Of MsmpLis. lie j.
t man and an ornament his Proiessou lie Las AWAY
and abo ,ulnds a. OF ia. Isv. W O BrowDow Brown
low snd newton are rneu ol mark distl gsd alike 9E Ia
teilee indspepdrncs ard bsBevotnee They VII DO as
friends ia ace ar war prosperity adycry of lev rn
can be truly saidihemtis Bulletin, sept H. 100
Dr. J. FOuLEEs an oldfcioo Physician, an iaie Meyer
Of Men ps Tenn who well known u III. Profession IN
E,w-Io orb says that Prof. ROBERT y NkNtON 10 ono
Of the medical profession ~ the tited Slate
AID oter.,es with ,ircgIsr ~ n ADD uniform success
Hs Will cure whers It be- poe .ni uodcr no circnn'u
Will b. and powerful patients even Tor gsH pro
quo"
ROBERT &. NEWToT 81 d, sis Professor Of Surgery
srd Clinic Mrdcn- IN 4 tic Medical Institute tincii
matt Ohio and for elsye E ditor Of The Eclectic Meh
cal Journal 81 Cincinnati ,nanenty ioesfd In New
YoIk. d.. Sr'<or - III, u numerous wofA' o. ~
Eclectic Prsctioe Of Medicine md sorgeIy and one OF us
And Physcisa % the .te W. wish hn rnbouudsd success
-lEel-c'ic Medical Joumsl Of fennsylvAs.a.
DR.. ROBERT s. NEWTONS reply to The following
query stoud be read remembered by the tfeteo sho
their friend';
7" Arr w sHr SPIRITUAL DocroR sswroS r.
We answer, No Whatever do accomplish ~ no p''
tire Of medicine ssd by .hs lnosdse Of the zane
brsnh Of sc~fce obtsined by bard study close apres
ton and aIpo, ouAtr Of century daily prace' ana on
ssrvston I'd hs~'yort Medical fn~s and Csneef jour
nsl -. ~, nj.
DE- Robert Nsron is regular practitioner OF Medicine
end syrryj be gs!usteds AZ the yile hedios tSfte
~ ls4i While Profs Drake, Gfoss CALDWELL isrdc 'iN
Cook and bef ocenpsA the vEo4s ehsA VI the js'1'b
~ npsrestssd JsrmA
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]]ropcsais.
OyrIcE CoxNI.sARY OF sUBHsrEscE. /
No srATz-sT, Nsw- IORK, june ! lha.
4 RMY STPPLIES-BEEF CATTLE


~ Sealed Propo.s. lin ,rpste) will he received BY the
undefsered al ths office j. o'clock on i'll kSDAl
DE ttt ns for Supplying kEF CATTLE loi the ase OF u
Inltr s;a.s army, ~ be dsycTel g. the WA uNCTDs
DROVE Wards. Nep ioTt City. cr az some otbef con
ycentt poii IA CT intle iniy Of III City IL Ne"
Ncrs 70 D" DE AWAITED by TIE gudesignnd and IN such NAM
bers may non time 70 tim he rrcurei not exceeding one
'hound hra in 4ny month the ~ OF June
l65 10 The m OF Senerh,f 1908, notice to be gven 70 e
coi bcgi on It..Dsl II each week Oh his Hpp ichoh
a Office 81 the sahsI Of cattle Lie @ 5o feqn.rod 10
deli II 1lrlna IN" fDl ..inf week.
tie cattle will b. required f,r .,ipn'eY'. they viii b.
oxen or suers ,ia free ifou oil ~, l,ars %. .riec
toa o. not less han inree years oil will BE- received eni
p. lot 81 ceNe tf tselege weight II who. }, hot >
hgn ~ fhDcl nor;f pounds any buo'A oil ICES gross
weight lara flo hsa4r>! Gni mn pJurfs. The exact
weight Of Zach bIiocs 70 BE- defined By the fCcs
trr Of .hs IL be- dlieuined D iht lL9e'oi On ie
Irf Of tie tu'et siates phosc r-'eie II irsp"-'ion
s.rtF the nul0er Of cattle delivered Their iss, &t via.
tcuifulr M" voucher se ,On n whc h ire eaco rs
vii 10 pid when funds 70 bends icr the purpose INC
cap n-e # wei hing 20 b. pad ~ Tho con.rtcr iacn pro
rcfsi 70 be snr.lne Lui, bar prir'ed ppy Of is ID
someri pos'ed at SIS leef n Ice a tic following orr
y. - b, Of The 81 or town - rounty 81 -
STATE .; ht.ebv polos. t. dolscr the Sub 'f-pce
Der uimer' ri thc und State. Any 1t the NIshns ~
Drove iaEds. e"-fok Cry, oe po'lt IL or eai sAa
cy e. De de'iarst'd ic number d, Beef Cate Mt ecffd
ng 'Lou,zHd head ray rsen.r month. o IT, qualify
condition, de.c5ci il iie adgefi anfTt tboge pp'lt
a. nay fiOm Tina 10 time D. req nd 10 u.sh IN tpe hou
4. ltgr NJ - cents pr iorn! good W. ,hi."
To be -uh,crbed ~ two pDn'he fei es a. lolowsi
W., the urI, i.i.d frrby fa9 siou the snoY'
Di' le scc.ted VII tre ou- bond N tho sum oil zen
thousand iolafs St tho Sou..ae. sia- b. iflhlei.
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1nternal Rcpenne.

AayssoK's OFyIcR, FOURTH COLLECTION DrTMcT,
NywYorK 3D. SIN 9Th ana 9Th Wards % frsnklinst,
~" May at:b, 1865.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN in accordance
~ with pfovision of Section 18th OF Act Of June u
1864 ~ suendfd March p 1855. that .
l. PIERRE &. VAN WICK, tssc'sor Fourth District Of
New.Yoik win sit n lay office, No IS fErnkini In the
CIV OF S,York the 10Th DAY Of june next ana FOR Two
dsy, ne,t thsroer between the hour Of "a m and p No.
ofte anne days hear md DIT g1ine sppea irlsye TO any
,nsou, OF excessive vsisions assessnsns o' enunera
tons by the assistant assessors returned an the
annnal list. , N 49,.
marty After shall have daily assessed and TIE lnnnh M
contain has been rsnsttcdto the collector
Of the district.
An .ppeas to sid Aforesaid most be nado In
writing and specfy particular nteT or thing rs'
fpecny Which dccion il requested sDd nust state the
ground or principle ofcrror compinined u.
PERRY G. VAN WICK,
Assessor Fourth District, New forb