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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

CarII.-I have suffered several months with that
Ioathsomo disease Catarrh ;" tried most Of the
advertised remedies, but without relief until after
using one bottle Of pr. sesleys Remedy, which has,
think, effsoteda cure. Feeling It duty to fel-
low sufferers, eheerfuIly make this statement.
Ell. PARBS,
janl6R3 94 Bank street, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

TITUsvILLE ITEMS - The First National
Bank of Titusville has commenced bushes
with a paid capital of 100000. J. h
Clement is President and c. c. Dufield
Cashier.
A large hotel is 10 be built at Titus7iIIe,
next summer, called tho ''Culvar House, -
with a capital of one hundred thousand
dollars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

IfyOu want to BUY syllable Skirts and first
class Corsets at wholesale and retail, go to tho
manufacturers, Kaufman and Bro, 10 Public
Square, and other seasonable goods at cheap prices
janI3Is6.
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max SALE RBDEMPTIONs-O. Q

Il Baldwin has dsposited in the Treasury Of Guy
Hhogs county twsnty-n no dollars TO redeem sub
lot 4, in Block O. Cleveland city, West Side, sold
for taxes to ". 8. Jones, January, 1854.
Diodats Clark, as Trustee. has deposited IN the
Treasury Of oayahoga county twenty dollars and
eleven cents 70 redeem sub.lot $50, in B ock P,
Cleveland city West Side, sold for taxes January,
1854, TO Lucy A. Russell.
b. o. HAWKINS, %. Auditor.
ApDFTou's OTTIoE, OUTKH0qA Co.,
Cleveland, Jan. 10, 1885. )ian1h1S7:ltW
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DOnatiOn.-The friends of Rev. A. SwArtz,
pastor of the Kinsman and Perry streets EvRngeli-
cal Church, will make him donation at the chapel
of the Society, on Friday evening, tine 10Th, at
en- o'clock. A general invitation is extended.
janl7:lS6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

II the heirs Of John and Deborah Ann MoCor-
mick will apply to E. Fowler, at the johnson
House, they VIII hear of something to their sdvan-
tage. janl6;1s6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

BOardiug House, eating saloon and bar fix
tures for sale at bargain, with license and three
years lease. The best location in the city. For
particulars enquire F. steads Auction Store, 1874
Ontario street Janl7:ls8
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HoLD AND sILvERII
NJ, BURT7

I48 SUPERIOR STREET, has Just rscsived =
splendid lot Of
God and Silver watches, silver Ware
and Fine JeWelFY,
or every description. His stock ofOHAIEs RTEos
PINS, &c is tue very best 70 be foznd, and can Be-
bought at . much less figure than elsewhere in the
city. n BURT,
"a Watch and Clook Maker, i4s superior 81.
DLACK FULL LINE
Dof the above goods.
isnlA TAYLOR, eRIsWoL 4 COD
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GRAND SHIP Masters BALL-For tho BEN
eft of Soldiers Family Relief Association
to be given at the Pearl Street Armory,
on Thursday evening, January 2sth, 1885.
All friends of the cause are respectfully
inYitnd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

DR.. Newton viii extract teeth for the poor
free Of charge on each Monday morning from
until sO'eloek. OHice eli Superior street, Marble
Block. jaDlkl65
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

Proposals will also be received for furnishing Ice
ct all the above points DAILY BIZ WEIGHT, for the
year 1866, in such quantities as may be required
BY the Surgeons in charge st United Stats Gene
raj Hospitals upon ths preceding annual estimate
and with the sams proTiso.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

Police CoURT.-Thero was very small
docket bofore the Court yesterday morning,
with the exception of cases for the viola
tion of the side walk ordinance.
Observation-Disclosures Murphy, fined
Sl.00 and costs.
Vagrancy-Anna Davis, sent to the House
of Correction for thirty days, at hard work;
Susan Drump, sent to the House of COrec-
tion for thirty days.
Disturbance-JOseph Hofrichter, case
continued TO the 25th.
Petit Larceny-Patriek Moran, fined
$1,000 and costs, and sent to county Jail for
ten days.
Assault and Butsery-GeOrgo Keil, dis
charged on payment of costs.
There were twelve cases up for violating
the ordinance regulating sidewalks, each
one of whom was fined the costs.
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DETEsTIoS OF TRAIys.-Tbe trains on eli
TIE roads centering here still continue to
respect the snow and frost, and suffer them
selves in consequence to be delayed. Yes
terday their terms of tardinesg ranged from
half an hour to fiv5 hours.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19
LOCAL. HOTIOEn.

Fayette County Oil TOmpany.-Thers
will te a meeting OF the stockholders OF the above
company at the store of T. G. SHOES, Superior
street, Friday evening, January Goth, 1865.
by order of the President ianI9 Is6
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RALPH WALDO EMERSON To-sIeHT.-Mr.
Emerson will deliver, in Brainard's Hall
tonight, q lecture on Social Aims in
America" which is the best of 8 series Of
six lectures which the distinguished author
has lately given in Boston. The occasion
will be one of the rarest, both on account
of the man and the subject. Mr.. Emerson
stands at the head of living American
writers, if, indeed, we should qualify and
cramp. the statement with the term Gamer
lean" No other author, domestic or
foreign, of this or the last generation, has
added SO much to literature, contributed SO
many ideas, uttered so much invaluable
criticism on life, books, art, character, man
ners and institutions, or set forth in such
perfection of expression the beauty and
wisdom of Nature and humanity; nor has
any other author furnished more various
contributions than he. writer of some
of the-fnest poems in the language, and Of
prose which is poetry latent, or better than
that, his memoirs of Margaret Fuller are
models, his biographical paper on Thoreau
will compare with Cerlyle's immortal one
on Burns, while his Essays, whether con-
aidered as criticism, philosophy, or poetry
will always rank with those of Bacon and
Montsig1e.
Mr.. Emerson may be called one of the
pioneers of the lecture system, having de
Iivered at an early day a series of lecture,
on Representative Men, before q chain o
Lyceums throughout England and Scot
land, and having been one of the first and
most popular lecturers in the halls of oul
Eastern and Western States His publ,
discourses, while highly intellectual anC
ideal in character and aim, are at the SAINT
time, in the best sense, popular and prae
tical, ard in the treatment of the subject an
nounced we shall haye served up feast o
reason, genial criticism, wit and rip,
scholarship, such as is of extremely rar,
occurrence.
We expect to sec large audience prosen
to night in Brainard's Hall.
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DIED

In HeWburgh Township, on Wednesday morning,
January 18th, MARY, wife Of William Kneale, In
the fifty ffth year ofhsr aga.
Funeral on Friday morning at IL o'cI1ck. Frer ds
of the family are invited to attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19
CITY NEWS,

We are indebted to Starr for New York
papers of Tuesday. Starr keeps all the
eastern and western papers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19
CECOND MONTHLY MEETING OF


Otbs Cleveland and Buffalo Petroleum Company.
The Directors Of the above Company have this day
declared digidSHd of0ae Per olHt on the capital
stock $780, 900 out Of the earnings Of the Com
pauy, for the month ending on the 18th inst, due
aad payable on and after that date, at the office
ofthe Company, u aad79 MerWin street. Cleveland,
Ohio.
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 18th
to the 18th inst. GEO. W. GARDNER, n
January 9, 1855. Secretary
fau10-10B
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

JOIN B. GoUGH's LEoTURE.-This apostle
of Temperance gave lecture on his favor
ite subject last night, before the Young
Mems Christian Association, in Euclid
Street Church. He had large house, as
he always has, and all seemed highly en-
tertained.
At the outset Mr.. Cough disclaimed all
intention or ability of giving a new lecture
on temperance, and begged theFndulgence
of the audience if ne should repeat aught,
in the way of argument or illustration,
which he had hitherto presented. OF
course, we shall attempt nothing of re-
port. Mr.. Cough must be heard, no re-
ported.
It struck US that the lecturer, in MS eff
fort last evening, was by no means equalto
himself. The stories had not their old
crispness, and the general manner of de-
livery was not the style of old. But Mr..
Cough was in poor trim for speaking, hav-
ing severe cold, and being quite hoarse
in consequence. But the views he pre-
sented, ard the sentiments he expressedi
were worthy of The man and the theme.
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TRAVELER's REqTsTKR

~ Citizens EiAhing conveyance to either OF ths
above Trains or Boats viii be called for By Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
st the Omnibus once, 1877 Superior street, naIt
door to the Weddsll House.
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COMMERCIAL.
MoRAIsa LEADER oFTIOl,

"WEDNESDAY EYEISs, Jan Is h, ls0z.
Rec ipts-Ths receipts Of Grain BY rail during
tho forty-eight hours ending at ono o'clock to-day
r-.-n q. EnIIn---.
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n. Z. MONEY MARKET Jan. Is.
[BY TELEGRAPH.l
MOney-Easy at 697 20.
Sterling EXchanEe-Duu st IOe5s9l0s7s
for gold.
GOId-Moieratsly active, but without decided
change in price. opening st 21e7T, declining to
215, and closing at 2l55s.
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PoR1AsE oOuSTT I1nHs.-We clip the fol-

PORTAGE COUNTY ITENs.-We clip the fol-
lowing from the Rsvenna Democrat:
Among the institutions at Kent, is the
New Bank just organized under tho name
Of the Kent National Bank, which held its
annual meeting on the 10th instant. and
elected Zenss Kent, Marvin Kent, W. s.
streator, Porter B. Hall and Charles Il.
Kent, Directors; Zenas Kent, President
and E. L. Day, Cashier.
The Franklin Bank of Portage County
held its annual meeting on the ID instant
and elected Zenas Kent, President and Di.
rector, and Sylvester Higgins, Marvin
Kent, D. q. Beardsley and B. C. Earl, Di-
rectors; E. L. Day was appointed CASH ei
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A GENTS WANTED FOR TIE NuRsl

A GENTS WANTED FOR THE NURSE
"A AND SPY, the most interesting ani exciting
book ever published, embracing the AdYsn lures Of
Wa q IL the Union Army as Nurse Scout and Spy.
diving mest vivid inner picture O the War. Be
arrid and disabled officers and Eol .ers in want Of
25ohiabe employment, will fnd it peculiarly adapted
20 their condition. JONES BROS. 4 CO.. 500 Ohfst-
lstr, eetPhilad lphis, Pa. dei7:ls5I4W
oT0 A MONTH"; WANT AGENTS
QtV everywhere, at go 6 mouth, expenses paid,
20 sell fIFTEEN Articles, the best offered. Fuli
t0rd mains- de5:lsldhv
WANTED-$125 A MONTH"; Agents
w everywhere to introduce SHAW CLARK's SIX
TEEN DOLLAR FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, the ONLY
tow price machine in tho country which Is LICEREED
iy Grover Baker, Wheeler Wilson, Howe, Singer
aCo-, and Bachslder. Salary and expenses or large
commissions allowed. AL Othsr machines now sold
1r less than lorty dJllars each are zSFRIEGEMEETe
and seller and LIABLE. illustrated circulars
sent TEEE- Address SHAW CLARK, BIideiord
Maine ds5:lS4dAw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

EQus
The Ice to be subject to the inspection, measure
ment and approval OF a Medical Oficer, or Othei
properly appointed inspector bofore being Ie:epet
for.
Payment to be msda from time to time upon du
pllcats bills certified TO by the Medical Director
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills

UEs Outtacluhn B IAllb
was the commencens OF new era II the treatment
Of Irregularities and Oostrucdons which haEo cou-
signed 50 mans to premature grave. No female ca
enjoy good health unless she Is regular ad h
obstruction takes place the geceral he itn begins
to decline These Pills fc-m the finest prap r4tion
ever put forward with IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT
SUCCESS. 1ON'T BE DECEIYEO. Take this adver-
tisement to your Druggist, and tell hin that you
want the B EST and MOST RELIABLE EEDICIGE
IN THE WORLD. which Is comprised In these Pfas.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
have been standald remedy for over thirty year8,
nd are the most effectual one ever known for all
COMPLAINTS peculiar to Females. To ali classes they
Invaluable, in ntucng, with certainty sriodifai
regularity. They are known to h0asands, who have
used them at different periods throuRhout ths
try having the sanction Of some Of the most eminent
Physiei4ns in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should NOT
bs used, with each box. Price ONE DoLLAK per box,
or s b xes for 50, oOntaini; & 20 80.
Pills sent By mail. promptly, SECURE from obserya-
ton, By rem ting to the Proprit tors. SOLD By
DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
HUTCHING5 b HILLYER, PrUp'rs,
81 Cedar street, New York.
BENTON & DUNN An, Il6 and lIs Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio, Wholesale A ents.
dec8 RS OdkwsW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

sOUO in sums 70 suit--at the old stand
and Wsll-knoEn WA0EER's LOAN OFFIOE, On
Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWslry, Guns,
pistols, olothing Dry Goods, Pianos, MelodeoBs,
nad ali rarsonsl property and articles Of v6lue on
shs most satisfactory terms Busness strictly pri-
gate Established 1881. h, B.-A variety Of un-
rSdesmed Wstohss, JevsEyEi GunEs b., for sEls Et
hsrgaiDH.
0mcs--cnEnes Q. Tstef and Superior EtTtsts,
0Vsr Dsvis and Psizctto's Clothing Store.
-oof7s :. O. Y. WA36ER,
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FORlI % PROPOSAL.

Tho undersigned proposes to furnish - tons
Of first quality Of Ice carefully packed in substsn-
tial ioe-bousss, at the within named points name
ly, ,----------- ct the following
price ger toa Of two thousand pounds, namely s.
-- - tons, f- per
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/ Watches, Chains, Diamond Rings, 6e.,
| WORTH ovER
! ONE MI LLIOh D0LLA
value. Not o be paid for until you know what you
/ sre oreceive.
sDIendid List Of Articles,
] Al to be sold for 81 90 each.
go Cents Gold Hunting Case Watches 8 50 to I5o
go Ladies Gold and Enamelsd Case 9 - IS 70
800 Gents Hunting Case Silver 80. rs 70
1900 Gold Vest and Neck Ch-ifis iSS -
1900 Cold Oysl Band Braoelsts..............-. d" o
1000 Chased Gold Braeests-......-.......- " 10
I 2 go CnatslaiA Chains and GGard Chaias. a." n
: O0O liiairs sn1 Colt Br Ochrs...-...-. 4" 10
! 2O0 Lava ard klOteutins BrO1ehes.....-... &"
I 300 Coral. Opal and hmeFa Bfcochos q :
! 5 O0o Mosaic, Jet, Lava aad Florent ne Esf
! 100 Cora, Opsl snd EIneraII Ear DroTs...
500 Go d Fob and Vest Watch Keys9 "a y
400 FO aud Vest Ribbon Siides...- 3-ss 10
/ 8 10 se.s OF Solitaire Sleeve Buttons, st a.
1000 Cold IhimbI- 5. Pencils, Ss.........- 4"
i0go d mature Loss ots.- ,..-....-..2 81 "a
5OOl Gold Toot4pioks, Crosses. ete...
s. % Chased cold Ei5gS' u ~ "
10 OiO Stone Ses and ssSnst R-1-s n q IL
700 Sets Ladies' Je eIry-Jft and Goi5.... iS
6,OJ0 setl Ladi8 lsweiry-Chmeo, Pearl 40 q" I5
1000 q I'd Poas, Silver Extension Holders
1000 oid Pens md Gold N@G1trd IIclcers; 9,
500 G IA Pens ami Gold Extension Holders 10
300 liver Co. lets and Drinking Cuss..-. . " %
200 silver Fruit and Jake B1sEsts.,.-..... - sS
Messrs; and II GAUGHAA Co, IIe Broadway.
Ne york. extensive aASUEAcTURERs AND TsrFORTERs
Of al the t ad'ns and most fashiOnabl. Styles Of
WATCHES AeD JEW WELRY, desiri & to increase
their business to unlimited eHtHnt have resolved
upon a RAT GIFT Distribution, suhJect 10
the regulations following:
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and Its yaiue
ave placed in Sealed Envelopes and well mixed On
Of these en- eobes sil be sent BY ma any address
on receipt Of 25 rents.
AHGrioss sold at 0HS Dollar each tsiiioNf regard 70
Falueg
On receipt ofthe Certificate sou viii see what yon
are going 10 have and then It IS at your option to
send the co'la- and take the article or not Purcha-
sars may thus obtain a Gold Watch, Diamua Ring
or a.y 5o OF JeWelry on cue list, for ONE DOLLAH
d Ia no case can they get la54 than One Dolar's
worth, as there arc no blanks. Tho ptlce Of Oerth-
Gates IS as folOws
One Tor IS cents; five foesl; thirty for IS: sixty
I'VE Tor S05 one hundred for SIS.
AGENTS will be allowed 10 cent? on eTory CerHf-
cate ordered By them, provided their remittance
amounts to One Dollar. Agents will collect 3 csnts
ioF every Certnoats ani remit IS csnts 70 u.s. either
In cash or Postage stanps-
7. end Il. GAUGHAN 4 co,
Jans:lS6 lld Broadway, New York.
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b. W. GAGE,
Licensed War Ula1m Agent,
And Attorney AT Law,
Collects Bcuuties, Pensions, Back Pay, Prize Mo1ey
and other War OlsimE.
W Personal attention is given to ths Lrnsscnton
of Oisims In the Departments at Weshington.
~ All persons hEving Olaims should apply in
person. or BY letter, st cnc a2d they will receive
prOmyt attention.
o. W. GAGE,
ool2;B2 los Superior -, Cleveland. o.
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CLEVELAED, COLUsBUs 4 CINCINNATI B. R. Co.,
CLEvELAED, o., Jsn. II, 1855.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
Il this Company have declared q divider d Of ssvep
per cent, payable F,bruATy lst next at tbs ususI
places. free Of GoYernmt Mt tax.
The transfer bloks viii be closed from the even
ing OF 2lst instant to February I'd.
lsnl6;la GEO. r. RUSSELL, Treasurer.
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OFFICE OF WAFER WORKS
CLEVELAND, January 14th, 1865.
NUTIOE TO BOILER MAKERS
In Sealed Proposals, endorsed 'Proposals for Riv-
er Pipe" D" viii be TecSTed st the Once Of water
Works until the 3Oth day Of January, a. c. for
crossing the River.
Plans, specifications and further information
may be obtained of the undersigned after TO- day.
Iha Board Of Trustees invite bids, rsBerVInR the
right to accept reject any OF all bids n ceived
JOSEPH SINGER,
janI6:ISs sUpit and Fne,r
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HJHK UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN
duly appointed Administrator "ds bonis nom
Of the estate Of Stephen Taylor, late Of Dover Guy
Rhogs county, Ohio, deceased.
Administrator ''ds bonls non."
Cleveland, Dee. s0th. 1884. deosl:lse
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Rail-
road Company have declared halfyearly I wi
dsnd Of per cent, pay able Feb I, making 15 per
cent ont Of the net profit of 1854, on the Capital
Stock The
Earnings in Gross ..................... s3,442i3s
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OFFICE OF THE "MARoUETTE IEoE Co.
CLEvELANp, Jan. 1lth, 1895.
DIVIDEND NOTICE-The
l(of the Marquette Iron Co." hs Directors
elared n Dividend Of rWelTe-aBI We this dsV de
cent. on the Capital Stock, r. 4.a-half Q21Sl per
Ihe IraDgfer BOoFS-,7- IN this oity
70 tAe Sod, M - '" 4 be closed from che 10th
1An'' -----ausive' SAML L. MATHER,
--L.Iet Treasurer.
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GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION.

100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond Rings, DC,
WORTH OvER
ONE MILLION DOLLAR
All 30 be sold for One Dollar each, without regard to
value. Not o be paid for until you know what you
SnIn.,.aah LII or .-al.r.s
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NOTICE 70 COAL DEALERS
N FropossZ viii be received at the Oity Clerks
once until Tuesday, the 10Th day OF January, in
slant at II O'Clock n, for furnishing snd deliver
ing to sOldisrs Families in this city, Three Hun
dred $500 Tons Of good, well screened bltuminous
Goal safe Ocal 60 be delivered on the order Of the
Finance Committee OF the City Council.
BY order Of the City Council.
O. E. HILL, City Clerk.
January 5th, 1855. jEn5:ls5
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The best Clothes Wringers in the world, for
sale at the Commercial hotel, for one week. Price
s. and 80 each, jaRls;1s7
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janI6R3
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S. S. BARRIE, sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07
1rlrrnal nepcnuf.
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF IN

OFFICE OF TIE COLLECTOR OF IN,
" TERNAL REVENUE, Thirty ond District State Of
New oh First second snd yourth Wards Cry Of New
York. No 10 Broadway. 49,,
sPECfAL INCOME TAX.-Noce 1. hereby siYen. that
to M az Taxes .e..rd sordsuce with the osisiYri
81 the Joint Revolution 81 Congress approved july T.
inro.u1 spec,a 81 fiys Ter ccntun tron iht .h-
5a,. or In 5r- FOR the year siding Dec. 81 10 boo been
returned 10 me by IN" As''sor q ue Dis'ne az va i
by DEMANDED. -.,,.
A pcr.orsl notice by mailing demanding pivifnt itn
vs rom service will De aIsrt to 'hs address o. M
p-r.ou on y snsI oni psy such tax TOY f1nEr ii
len , fnrl III date hcr-o - which foe Of twenty gents
an b. added And ~ res.cs who STA. Neglect e. pay te
sun 90 demanded ,tbin The tine specified IN such sp~c-
motto. - M o. Ksbe to psy csSTrg additions al
leo Of twenty cent each Tor the service VI the notice. Ote
OMEN from 10 O'Clock ~. desk New fofs tie
eembet H. ls4 SHtblDAS shOOh. Ioiee'o''
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
board Of Aldermen.

s1ArEp oEssios-Fnisy, December sts zoe.
OFFICIAL
Prr.ett-Iohn IT Henry, CSC President Aldermen fo1.
MOI ool Cipp MckLighf Ry~:, JtrrmizA hCS, Farley,
Long
Tue minutes December Path rad and sPProsed
EKSoLUI IoS.
By Ald-rr1en Js2KxtAn-
Hesord That the Room be and bervby Is tea
d,r,e a. ace of Temporary d-pos! 10 the persons charge
Of ~. remains Of the ATE i l.. Dayton, Cnirc Stsc.
Mini,t,r o. tn Court q France
Which sdortrd
And tie s-l 70 board O. totrc4nrh .tf con
cuTreuce.
MOTIONS.
Alderman IoNs moved when ths Beard sfour, do
80 20 u &C, g.. morrow - IL O'Clock NJ.
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BoAid I'd JOurL. adjourn sint oit.
With was lsst
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Which carried.