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A Valuable Farm at Public Sale

n There will be sod to the .xhest and beat
bidder at pubic auction. on Saturday. tire 2Sth
lust. at O'Clock p. m. at the !-ont foCr Of tho
Court House IN Burlington. about 80 acres OF
land known az the Staize farm, belonging to
the hers of Richard Stage deceased In F., lott
township. or in Township = North, Ranges ~
OF said Land are IN good cultivation, and four
small dwelling houses and con ven. ent Out-buil-
dings 20 each aouSe are thereon. AID contiguous
to extensive bottom prairie and very elIgibly
situated for stock raising.
The tinoe containing about StI acres lies on
anu near the Mississippi. River, ,.ear.y opposite
the town OF Kiet hsburg. Illinois.
Tie terms are one-fourth cash down and the
balance u equal instalme.sts OF one. two aud
three years. bearing interest payable annually,
II Tie rate o. per cent per annt:m Al TO le
secured ~ mortgage on the premises sold.
J. WILSON WILLIAMS.
JAS. EWD. STAIGE.
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DURi, JOY J. co.
I'D JOHN sCRG. E. ,oT. goaS aEr-ZLsn
Burlington Agricultural Works.

Having enlarged and otherwise greatly i'm :.
proved our FACTORY. We are now turning out
rom eight to ten Wagons 10 Sha-e we formerly
IL ale one. aud we xa1s c:-stome-s tor them ac-
cordilgly. We ha'+ also greatly improved our
kt.r.ug piows We a.sx est-y tktIler 10 try one
We warrant our Plo~,. % 10 one " I run any
risk il giving them t.ia!. We have all varie.
lies OF Pi0ws. We ara now ready 20 take o-,,erH
for tioee BaG9y Cora C.;-t,va.1cs, such as We
put lp ast yea. AMI wh.c1 .ava s1ch general
sat .,fscto1. We are making a limited number
and those wanting them VIII do vel TO send in
tn cir orders early. Ths I'd gaa.asas OF Ahs Cul.
tvsto- are
First-Tle piownaa -aa -:Je aad pow With.
out Labor.
Geconi-Aay person wlo can drive . team
ca manage II,
Third-It does taa Iabc: o. tVo men.
Fog-tl-It ID usest for piOw - III spring wheat
a-d oats o1d "a preferable 70 tAa barrow.
Fifth. . 80 SIN pie AID cheap 10 .ae labor
II PERFORMS
s. 1th--. sa res Iaoo.-ls saves tine--i. saves
~ olay.
yensS-Every fa-nss caa have Il, must
have il, VIII aave II and s.l.l net Dc without 10
An -tt-d&wtt
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1880 Prisoners Captured at Fort
Fisher.

Foa-lzse NoSe oK. Jan. 1.-THE steam
er Atlantic. Just arrived, confirms the cap
ture OF Fort Fisher aud the works on Fed
eral Point. Our losses are heavy. TWO
l5-inch guns burst on the monitors. We
CAPTURED about 9 500 prisoners.
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- Our f-icnas at ro-. Madison ra.;

- Our fricnas at to-. Madison we're
Sis.ted on Ss.u ctsy Ias. ~ .a.ga aoIpa-
~ OF "tai- voc.e., Al 1.aTe --eg from.
NeokUk, On shatee. III. a ga tine .iey
lad gift. ~ ,,agart as was s. read ca
tae ice, which SO pt5:-iccle, asserts WAS
= frst-class skating condition, aad It's
parry heiG + g. GAMMA until the depart
aFe - the down IRAN IL tie afternoon.
1.-The q igago 2-rt;sac assert, ..lat as
S consequence - publication e. t. Il
cones Of Far'.e.! IL Coo county. tLa Gov
eminent Las aiaoaGy 'sai1eG S3,ooa l. ..-@s,
;':-4 $4,000 il sr4ent.eG re.4rns Ii would
-ee7a by this Tia t-s.e 80 rosaes IN taat
"t.de 81 vel =: e. c.-sv Iar.s e tLe
e3e-S-y
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ExWlOSiOn.

BURLINGTON, VT, Jan. 1S.-Tae boilers
Of TIE Pioneer Machine shop Of this city,
exploded this morning killing seven and
badly wouuding three. Loss est.n atad At
325. oo0-no insurance.
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Disease. OF the Nervous, SEMINAL, C-s

Diseases OF tire ~ ecvS1s. SEMINAL. Ora
na.T Ali SaSda. 4gaea-G-uew ana reliable
t-sa.susI.--.2 Ge3o-.-, G. tie HOWARD kfseC.
CATION. Ss-. D. =; ~ = saaec !aster envel .
o-as, free O. cilasye, hdd-c4,. Dr.. J. SKILL4s
HoCGH-C.., Eora-. Association, TO. Sor-:
Nh. Street 211-aia4 pa. Pa
yca-l -s.fEt-
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ESTRAy NOTICE.-Tsken ID By ].

LNSI RA1 NUIACF.-IsAtn ID Of =.
Ia F. Erickson. 2: his residence "a Union TIP .
Les MONIES County. Iowa, the following I;stray:
One Red He e.. white belly. and some white.
on the end OF me tail, short ac.hS ald about J
rears Oh,
oprai,ed at 81 BY A. Miner aad a. Carson.
on the -6th da. OF Dec, is,i. hefore Z. r Per
: WM. uARRE-T, coua.y Clerk.
E. :, F. Wooo4rAD. Deputy
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m AR RIEN,

Dec. 18th, isct. 10y J. Craig, at the residence O
Wn.. Orudo-f. NJ. Csc. W. .5oTr:l. Of Hem,
county. and Miss Ctr3AR.NE E. Ross, OF De-
MOlot~ County Iowa.
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Worms. wor-na.

Worms, WOr~na.
Mraa-s sara yo-- C.ildren-Thcnssn.Y Ct
ChEt.sn "a Tea-sy ron; worms whose lives
m.gis 5e saved. No5aars uao Dr. Ohu~rhiN's
Wo~-- !ssP-,ei. VI Ga VII. surely kin and e2pel
them ION you c. la-al. C'Ild en- will eat
them ~ re;tll.-T ~, A. candy. For Coughs,
Crs%ss, 81. 49, Stte.r<' fi,--vcsd Ctt1h Losr-,geg
Fox 49, og D. Dc-,s.,,E-z
q. p SQTIHEy; q Co,
ia-es%d.J Sole Agenta
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DLCRUITING AGESCF.-We haze

" opened 3 General RAC-a4Nlg Agency for
ifliu. Quotas Of sob districts II Isl Congress- on.
a. district.
Retr1i.t1x fcr Han-ocxs Eeteral Co-,s bV
authcrlty from cCrDs re .cI ga-ts-=-to- ~ Iowa
Regiments W, the t,eid-the genoa SERGE and
the rf. S. Nay.
Wanted. veterans for t.se &c cs-2s 4. eao-.
7o.l5 DO .rt4ee-tCtc ss@-. 4ec lcea he. =, e...
tuHvlorl lie full goSet4Ie,. ana Ioc.. borr.'
i; - vill Oe paid.
Representative Recruits ana Substitutes fur
nisat Mt tae lowest E.4..3 toc v n.ch tcg car, ne
procured.
:. G. ABERcR0HB-E C co
0fice over Corse's Oh Bookstore o. !etTerscr,
Street, eatra.1c- by Iae SIDE OF Gays Drpr
i-tG-t. aas-oiwtm
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stepped Payment.

QUE3EC, Jan. III. II. Ct.Et, Director
Of the Quebec Bank, has stopped payment.
His Liabilities are about $40 90.
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hic~xo Cattle Market.

E.o.a>oAT EvES-Nci, Jan. Is.
HoGS-The market Tor live hogs con-
times dual AMI depressed, with light re-
eeip.s. oachers are out Of tie market,
and 81: pper, are not doing anything owing
to III. scan.iness OF transportation. There
was not enough done to-day to establish 8
market, and we quote it nominal at SlOy
II - Tor common to choice hogs. Sales to-
day were.
Sellers. Buyers No. Az. Price.
W. Il Ma.o.y.. .l6 3ll %
D. ". Weiss ....HIntieyi6i "a IL %
Bentley. .-........ Stetts 80 346 .....
CATTLE.-The market for Beef Cattle
continues dali. Government contractors
complain that L ncle Sam il rather dila.Ory
in l;puidating his debts. and consequ ently
they ara obliged TO "stop the machine"
shippers are doing but little, as the roads
are blocked with freight, and the Eastern
ma,Ae; vii, not want any cattle to any
amount, until the middle Of next week.
Sa,sS WQ.0
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es~See ADVERTISED .tlt Of LANCE < Van
Meter. proprietors Of IA Iowa Music store.
They are agents foc Al. the iirst class piano
firms in the county end also for ali first
class manufactures Ct reed Instruments
their stock of T. u,.ca. merchandise is very
ay.ansive.
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PIANOS, kEl0OE0NS AND ORGANS,

OvERHCNTTN0 WITH
PIANOS, MEl0OE0NS AND ORGANS,
Sheet Music Music Books. Mus.ca. Merchan-
disc Of all kinds, Picture Frames aad Mould
ings. Fancy Goods and Stationery.
This is tL0 result OF the q mon OF the Stock 70
Gently purchased and brought 10 this city Ivy
Dir. PAUL LANCE 9th the iarys stock OF
Hawley Van Meter.
NOW Is THE TINE TO BUY AN TSsrRU.
NENT.
Our stock embraces toe Pianos Of
STEINWAY & SONS. New Yo.k.
WIN. KNABE s. CO., Baltimore.
ERNEST GABLEH: New York.
GROyESTEEN & CO.. do
kURrZMAN & HINZE. BI1ato.
FRED. kNACFF, Sev York
MELODEONS AND ORGANS OF
PRINCE. & CO. 3u falo7
MASON Il HAMrlN, Boston
CARNAHT 4 NEEDd-AN. n. l.
PRESCOTT BROTHERS, Co1cotd, MI.
L. D. * q. ". SMTId 4. Bos.o2.
J. E5TEy, Bsat..eooco VI.
A1i our prices VII -
AS Low As THE LOWEST.
Clicago or Eastern T'ea.e-s not excepted.
xa-O-Ie-s fo- Mos:c and Il 81 !. -,ea 4 p-omp!
Is attended ID win the ~ ~ Z tae per.
,oc otde-.1s were p-esen.
LANCE: VAN METER
Successors 10 lave !. y Al Meter.
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Bas- des NUMEROUS "cuss.ns' and other
things too numerous to mention. He con-
fesses h.s progress q: reform WASH,
,nuch, but claims ne viii do better this
year, ali of which he will reiigious,y do
n horn
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Sss- Arrortoi.uaas 6. 5000 -;ouaEy
rom the Cocaty Treasurer By the Beard OF
supervisors, lamar e. 1865:
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cArTLEsAI.EaTo.DAy.

gLoLa ANn GRAIN IN CHICAGO.
Tia low in, is the amount Of Flour and
Grain u store. as reported b. the Secretary
o.tae Boagi OF Trade:
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SUBSTITUTE HRa AS,.-S.e.s are 5eily
taken by the City Council to compel
substitute brckers to ray license. We
trust the City Solici.ocin framing the o,di.
nance governing tie ,ac.ser will make i.s
provisions so strict ~ 20 render i. !mpossi-
lie for rascals witko..t standing ia co,nmu.
atty to engage il re business in any man
ner. Brokers should he required 70 give
honds, and furnish coz Il en- dat;ons az to
honesty and character fsom respectable
parties; and until this is done there viii be
no end TO the swind.iog Of substitutes on
the par. Of those fy1lo have taken up this
new branch Of trade and, by the most
taresaced imnos;tions. are thriving 81 Il.
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Z,
Davenport, Iowa, Jan. Il, 1,p5
GAIT. Il. b. RC1r sot-s. Proves. Marshal
Isl District, Burlington, Iowa.-Captdat.
have tae honor TO acA nowledgs ths receipt
81 your letter CT ma 10th inst, IT which
you solicit scis.e explanation OF Circular
No. l.
In reply lave IA aonor 20 say, that all
men who Eavo beer properly enlisted
mustered and reported. either before or
>lnce the 10Th @ December, 1901, viii lie
countedand credited 10 tneir proper suo-
district
AZ, oar-r -~oect:uily,
Your oheu.ent seyrsa.,
THOMAS DJ NCAN,
Najor "a Z. ). Cavaisv.
y. = =. ~. fse.. . -oya
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ESTRAY NOTTCE-Takec up Jan.
IL t1sh. &5 by Herman Rienr, at h.s resi-
co1nty. Iowa. the Following Es:ray: One Red
Steer. with white SPOT on b % back neck, fore
head and on the end of ais tail crop OF the left
ca Letter or n on lef, hind quarter, three
years Old
Appraised at si., By Il: R!epe aad r. Scheelc.
before Z. Wilcox J P. Jan. 18TH 1885,
Ian2o-wl;' WM GARRETT. County Clerk.
ESTRAY NOTICE.-Taken UP Nov.
~ 25.a, 1854. by Joseph Scott, at his residence
Iowa, the following Es.ray: One Write steer,
with red spots. marked with Al uuder-bit out
of each ear and crop OF the let.
Appraised at ST. ., by L. Wait aodI McIntirs
on the 10Th day o: Dec. 1851 before r. Talbot, j.
P. Jan 81. 1873. VIM. GARRETT.
,auo0 witt County Clerk.
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Isaac 90 ca. Cows h9. ". wee
asppy to see ~ cur dispatches ;aa Capt.
Con-ad. os tie -5,i. -ova, hat escaped from
re!,.. p-.sc.,s and arrived aate,y az x acx-
Wills. he aaa heev. a nrisoner since = the
1886, ald 20 doubt suffered 49,. Iester-
day We received she following note from
him, dated at Cincinnati. Probably il was
not Z. cada: &c appear n print:
C1NgINNA1r, jan. -, .S55.
c. Dur4AM, Esc.-Dec- 81 I STA, be
il Burlington !. 2 reeA o. two, ss.;i az the
TREE. Il o. e. COMPANY, wLo llse a New
Lcadoi, vii. 10 doubt wish to see Isie be-
fore oia r,y command, you u.ay, isyou
please, ine1ticr. the fact in yoUr paper.
I escaped f-o.G The de,sneG Refs at Co.
Ian b:a, {. c.. Nov. 10Th, and reached our
lines ut K1cZy..-a -e10,, Jan. 5.L.
Yoa-st-usy, ". +. CorsAo.
Capt. C. X, 2-tk Iowa.
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A-The parties who Kept the disreputa-
HE den across the river. that was Ge:Uo.-
shed hv Mr.. Cate some two o. three
weeks ago, had ~. {. arrested Tor the act,
aud the trial cane @. a. OiuawAa yester-
cay. Upon q heating o. tAe case he was
discharged. In, 4. cd .sta.v after the trial
tie propretors g - J. De-: were arrested by
the authorities cs Henderson county on the
charge Of keeping gambling house. and
house OF ill-faG.a. The result OF thei- trial
has not yet trsnsnl-e1. The above facts
we gather from Marshal WilAin. who was
one of The witnesses. in the case.
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~ During Tie pas year Judge Ohrt
j, a, issued one / .i-ai and s.ine,y- eight
.;.~, i;,opsas q. <01'o-E.
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81 Telegrapn.N

81 Telegrapn.N
WA.d-Nafog, Tan. Ltt2, 1865.
To MAJOR THOMAS DUacAa :-Is men
who fui6.. the conditions .oe Hancock =
lat Corps ottsc 70 70 lEto II As 81 Institutes,
let tae Proves. Marsha enlist iieM IA
sGcn, for .kat Co-as. latorn State au-
tho-it.es.
signed .fAdg- T. raY.
Il. 3 I.U1s.A.aE, Pro. ra--hal,
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Naturalization gaTe., were issued 10 III
tv-nine persons G;.r;ls .le same , erioc
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DISTRICT Coua-.-Ina following cases
N addition to t.,ose Already published,
were passed upoa bv tee Court at the ses-
SION wa.ch closed O. Saturday last:
State vs. b. r Tanner, three years aud
costs OF suit.
State IS. Alice 3Iadv, vsgrancy, dis
charged.
State -. Ward AID soften, for assault,
with intent TO ialcc.ar. Ward lined 500
and costs, Scotch SO.
state VS.. Aar Harvey, larceny, 80 days
in Jail.
Lqus- men Aa7s a.ed motion for re-
hearing.
Cour, adjourna: : u -. .wo weeks from
to-day. when il VI. ac.i session :or ;ae
hearing OF Chancsrv cases.
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THE CITY.

We are Indebted to Mr.. S. W. Prugn'
~ soth Iowa, fc- copy Of "Sowh Ca
9, -. Wsekiy Chro.,c'c," Of Tuesday, Oc-
. .snsr . l7s,. printed at Charleston, ;. O.
.srt To US frcn. Savannah. 1t con-
a ms. copy of the Constitution OF the Cni-
~. ~ states, adopted % the September pre-
s =. and many curious advertisements
'.,one them proposals for carrying semi
.pskly mail FROM Portland il tie State OF
,r.ssachusetis t. Savannah Georgia, oy
age. The papey caa - seer al our once
san OccURRE.sl Z Nj. Wn. Clark
chile GU, cunning yesterday. FROM tae sc'
dental discharge o. hi. piece, recei'eo
large OF sho, th-orga i!is hand, ana so Sc
xare was the ia. uwy, that ampu'a'ioa was
saund necessary. W. we're unable 70 sa'n'
or any further part.cu ars win resa'u -
{ ae unfortunate cccs--Aaee.
srpArISG.-TLe rreai,es OF MT. o!,Ve1
i.,tle. on Fifth street, we're invade" A Jew
:, i,s.s since, and ia c.o,hes-iines ronoeo
81 = large amount ot c,o,t.ns. Before re-
firing. atou. II Z clock, Mrs. Little went
ou. to bring ir tae a.,ir,es, but found them
~ Trojan 70 the lines as 20 render their re-
,soyal almost impossible. However, it APP
,sars the feat was acco alplished by some
hodv. as everything Aad disappeared al
daylight.
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NLD IOWA MUSIC STORE

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FOR 1855.
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In addition TO the usual
CALENDAR AND ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS
1T WILL CONTAIN;
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xxXIXth Congress, so far as chosen;
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In 1854 compared with the Presidential Vote In 1867;
State Capitals Governors, Salaries Time Legislatures meet
Time Of State Elections
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PRICE 20 CENTS. SEVEN COPIES FOR ONE DOL
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Jnternal nepenne.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF IN
" TERNAL REVENUE, Thirty second District State Of
New.York first Second and Fourth Wards City Of Now
York. No. 80 Broadway 49, =,
SPECIAL INCOME TAX.-Notice Is hereby siven that
the List Of Taxes assessed in accordance with the provon
OF the Joint Resolution OF Congress approved July 1904
imposing special OF Ave per centum upon the gains
profits income tho ending Dec 81 1853 has been
returned to by the Assessor oil the Disct ana l sara
taxes due and payable and payment thereof here
by DEMANDED. .,.
personal notice by msins, demanding payment within
TN days from its service will Ds mailed TO hs adore" OF each
person who shall omit to pay such tax for moro than
ten days from the hereof fer which fee Of twenty cents
sum 20 demanded within the time specified In such special
notice will be liable pay PEI CxsTun additional and
Of twenty cents each Tor tho service OF the notice once
open from 10 O'Clock to O'Clock m wfork' De
oembor II, 1864 SHERIDAN SHOOK, Collector.
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Proposals
CLOTHING puHrAu. QN.-GBSn OyyICs,
- lnu "A llfh

CLOTHING puBEAu, o.. GES'n Oyuos
hAshfSGI =, Jan. ., llO3 y
ARMY SUPPLIES.-Scaledp proposals VIII be
"A received the Once Of Army Cisthne and E9aiPsse
int fo ly u By contract at the DepO; ofArmy Clothing
and Equipsg-. New.l orb City:
Uniform Goats, Infantry standard
Artillery Jackets standard.
Tower Iniantry standard
SACK Goats lined standard
ssci Goats, uuned, standard.
Shirts Domestic Flannel, standard
Drawers, Canton Flannel standard
Stockings, standard.
Bootec.. Sewed, standard
Boots, Cavalry Se1cd, standard.
Blankets, India Rubber, standard
Pouches India RubbeT standard
Knapsacts, standard.
Usycrsscks standard
tanteens standard
Camp Kettle, ,audsrd
Mes. Pans. standard.
AIes. Telling stzudaTd
Pick Axes. standard
Hstcbets, standard.
Spades standard.
ShOyeiE, standard
Garrison Flags, standard
Tents, Hospital, standard
Tents, Shelter, 8Oz- Cotton Dpok standard
r.bs Information nsy be- had and samples OF tie ,bov.
article, may be at the office Of Army Clothing and
Equiusge, New.foTk. g,
B5aers win state the number they 20 furnish how
.oon th- can oomeuce and the number they can deliver
weekly and will submit samples Of the articles or Of The na
,o, ~ which they are 10 DO made and when fertile fabric
At least yard should be lofnhed Proposals must DC
accompanied by guarantee signed by ~
sens forth that cOntct Is swnrdedt 70 TIE party
stng the bid that they will ct execute the con
tract and give bond. for the proper lhmen OF the same
The rR, Ia reserved to the United States TO reject any part
or N. whole Of the Bids be deemed for the interest VI
Awards win b. subject the approval Ofhc ouarierua'er
IN. supple. must be delivered in Regulation Packing
Boxes Proposal. should be indored Proposals. for furnish
In, ers insert Of the article bid o and addressed
New.iori City.
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- eighteenth Twentieth and Twenty first Wsrda No.ioe
hereby given that the List Of tAIes assessed accordance
win the provisions Of the Joint resolution Of Conge" sp
proved Jsy 1864! imposing special tar Of hye Per cent
has been returned BY the Assessor Of the District
and that said tsIes are now due and payable and
demanding payment within ten days Of ils service win be
mailed 10 the address Of each perssa On the 't who sh.
hereof which foe Of twenty cent: viii DO added And
4, persons whe shall neglect TO pay the sum so demIndsd
to paw Trx Pnn CEaTun additional. and fec twenty cents
each for the service Of the notice Office open from u H.
toIpm GEO. Y. PUTNAM Collector
pa a lstk No. w Broadway
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New Publications.
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No. 10 srATEsr., NEw. YORK Jan. 1853
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
~ WANTED. II will purchase in open market ell Horse
that may presented and pass inspection st the Government
Stables on Thirty hfhs, nsG Tenth ave. until further
notice. follows;
CAVALRY HORSES nom to 10 years old and from Is 10
10 hands high. -
ARTILLERY HORSES, ftOm to 10 year. old-l'i hands
high and over-to weigh LOO pounds and dark cocrs.
Price for Cavalry Horses GIGS each. Price for Artillery
Horses each payable In such funds - may be furnished
GEO. T. BROWNING, Captain and A. q. M.