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Rpiritnal Lectnre.

Miss Sarah A. Mutt will deliver . lecture on
the subjset OF SpirituAliSm. At The Congrsgs-
iiOnAl church, next TuSIdAy evening", March
18th. Let there be full hOuSe.
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MARRIED.

At GileGd, Indiana. il church 90 SAbb ath
afternoon. February 18th. 1867, b.. Rev. A. D
Jack, Mr.. VIZ. A Ella, Of EmpCriA, Kansas, to
Mrs. MIRANDA L. HAAvEE. Of Gilead, Ind.
On the Gath of February, 1867. by Rev. s. @
Elliott, JoHS T. GALsEAIrH Of Waterloo Town =
ship 10 Miss May q. FRosr Of Fremont Town
ship.
On Thursday, March 7. 1867, at the resi-
dence Of Mark Patty. by R.v. G. C. Morse.
Hon. WILLIAM AARTISDILE, of Greenwood
county, aud Miss SALLIE HAUREE. of Lyon
1 ounty
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FOR SALE.
Road Notice.

4CUdU NUG1C6s
NOTICE is hereby given that petition
IN Will be presented to the County Commits
siOners of Lyon County, Kansas. their next
regular meeting on Monday, April LIST, 1867
praying for the opening aud laying out Of the
following road: Commencing at the north
east corner of the northwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of section Eve. town eigh.
teen, range ten and running due south tO the
town of Plymouth, in said county.
Also praying tor the following change in
the road running from Americas west; com
mencing at the southwest corner Of Isaac
Wright's land IN section nine, tOwa eighteen n,
range ten, and running due north TO the Sec
ton line; thence west with said section line
to an intersection with the aforesaid Plymouth
road. JOHN b. MORGAN,
and Is others, Petitioners
Dated Feb 9th, 1867 -I9-iI-I9.
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IS two years old heifers in exchange for /;
two years old steers.
10-stf JIM. MILLER.
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MARION COUNTY
DELINQUENT Tax List for 1866.

TEEAsURKRs OFTIcE, Marion eOuntys(
March 4th, 1867.
NOTICE is hereby given that so much Of
e. sh tract ofiand described in the follow
ing list as may be necessary for that purpose
viii, on the frat Tuesday Of Nay next, be
sold at public auction by me, at my office, for
the taxes and charges due on said lAud:
lO.Il-4W L. BILLINGS, Treasurer.
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atlr gdvtrtisttnsats.
Wanted.

All the Hides in the country. at the EmPo-
ria Tannery. Take your hides there and gel
your money. ~ Sm
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Wanted

lo-l-2m War Claim Agent, EmpOria. Kan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-03
THE JOHNSON IMPEACHMENT.

English Opinion Of the Radicals Movement.
London Jan. 16) correspondence Of Manchester Guar
dan.l
Private advces from Washington lead me to believe
that the much talked Of Impeachment Of the President
is very likely to come TO nothing The appointment Of
a committee to inquire into what grounds be dis.
covered TO form tho basis Of an impeachment is not
lance as proceeding with grave a name IL deemed
by persons at distance. Mr. Adams, the American
Minister here, was one Of q committee Of this kind
which, in 1850, was nominated to inquire into the
duct OF President Buchanan. The committee sat many
weeks anu lee sa.rsd ss ~ W eVuenoe WHICH, !.
nothing came OF IT,
Impeachment Is difficult nut 10 crack In these days
OF free discussion and liberty or nterinable cavi and
comment Fox and Burke, the zenith of their fame,
and with all the aid that Sheridan and Erskne could
afford, failed 10 bring TO justice the grestest political
abandoned nj starting by tho government Of the day.
| venture 70 anticipate judging from al have heard
on ths subject thai will I've
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE

,S Y.-Offcer Gibbons, or ths
Third precinct, yesterday. e''eu ".na''o "oo"',
bartender twenty-ons years Of a. ~ WIG 1.1s =
Patrick H Coakey residing at n A'"ns'o" s.oo-
He charges that Sweeney fouA nses th Soss,x
bed in room OF the above named pre- v.,rad !, ean0
TO steal quantity OF wearing apparel ~ ~ the rns.
then in the room. Sweeney had no RE there v,sS
and the natural inference ID that he was a- - -
felonous intent Justice Hogan. taking thu 80 A. -
case, committed the accused to the Tombs foA "'.
fault OF $500 bail.
ALLEGED FoRGERY.-Maurce Waterman WAS - 'AsnN
before Justice Ledwh at Jefferson Market Police couH
yesterday, charged by David Stern, OF AZ LispsA ard
street. with giving HIM, In payment OF vino biII. y
brook ON the Second National Bank OF Jersey City,
which proved to be forged Waterman pleaded ms
guilty. but was committed in default Of bail
The CAz OF CHRISTIE TEE ALLEGED SwMDasR- joan
than s. Christie, OF the firm Of BshriDg Co. SEQ
under ball charge Of obtaining some four thousAaA
dollars by trck and device'' from Messrs O. ). Luz
9ove was up again for examination yssIerasy oe.o[s
Justice Ledwith, but NO new facts weTe developed.
ana the case was further adjourned 70 tho 9Th inst
AILEGKD SSEAK THxvns-RscovxRY or SroLM Gooua -
Herman Wagner and Louis Rosenbaum were committee
yesterday by Justice Mansfield for the alleged Of
nineteen dozen locks OF the value OF $780, and ninety
three corses Of the value Of 500 upon the separate
complaints Of Louis windmuer and Alfred Roiker lock
manufacturers, No 3S Maiden lane. and Abram Wein-
heimer No 80 Ridge street The special detectives OF
the Tenth precinct state that the prisoners Wagner ana
Rosenbaum are well known To Them their peculiar style
OF practice being to of OF goods and trunks
that left upon the sidewalk in entry waiting
removal or shipment From information received from
the accused large lot OF property. the proceeds OF
various arcenies has been from tho receivers
and Is at the Tenth precinct station house awaiting
Among IL Is thirty yards OF fsncy
drugget fifty gross of buttons 100 spo0ls of cotton
dozen pairs OF boots and quantity Of wearing appava
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LONDONDERRY Fob. 1-Evening
Tho steamship Belgian, from Portland January 10,
touched at Gresncastle. route to Liverpool this after
noon
QUuvsrows, Feb. 1-Evening.
The steamship City Of Cork, from New York January
49, arrived of this port this evening" and soon after pro-
ceeded TO Liverpool.
LONDON, Feb 1-Evening.
Advces have been received here Of the arrival At Mon
rcva West Coast OF Africa of the United States steamer
Sacramento, on the 18th OF January
QUEENSTOWN, Feb 2-Noon.
The steamship Persia, from New York January z3 ar
rived at Queenstown early this morning.
Disaster Mt Sea.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Evening.
The ship Monmouth, Captain Jones, which sailed from
New Orleans the 18th of November for Liverpool via
Pensacola abandoned sea- No date. Eight lives
were lost The remainder Of the crew, twelve in num-
Der, was saved
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SCOTTISH GAMES.
The GRIND CurlIng NIntch; North vs.. South.
From the Manchester hines, Jan. ~

The GrSnd CARING Mntch; North W., South.
From the Manchester Times, jan ~
The great annual match between curriers' OF Scotland
orh aud south OF the Forth took place on Tuesday
the Carsebreck Loeb about two miles southwest Of the
vilaes OF Biackford the Caedonian Railway Among
the pa, the Duke Of Athoe Lord Knnard Lord
S,raihaila, sir John Ogilvy NJ p, Lieutenant Colonel
Hunter. Al. hterarder Major Ogilvy. MAJOR Boohby
and large nber Of gentry and crack players from all
marta NJ Ihe con rtry 1t worthy Of that the
players representp the extreme north were from nver
ness, and those representing the extreme south from
Manchester.
During The three hoar the match lasted the
quite exciting the noise made was altogether deafening,
and though the FROST oven when the sun was at its
highest was intense spectators crowded the ice with
the most anxious feelings Including spectators and
PLAYERS the total number the ice was little short OF
four thousand people The result Of the match was
follows
For the South. $3.50
Majority for the South. 06
This was the ninth Of these great national matches
within the last twenty years. and the South Tuesday
scored their eighth victory The North have only been
victor In one match-that Of 1850
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market In that city for goods and vans being fiat and
prices much lower.
Liverpool Breadstuhs MarISet.
IavkRrooI, Feb 2-.svenng.
The breadstufs market Is generally quiet Con- now
ever Is declining the closing price this evening being
40s per $50 lbs. for mixed Western tAmerican.)
Liverpool Provision Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2-Evenng. :
The provision market Is quiet and steady.
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIvpERPooI, Feb. 2-Evenng
ProduceSpirits turpentine saeable al 37s cd per
cwt for American
The Potroleum Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1-Evenng.
Petroleum is quoted at Is Cd Ia 6Isd per gallon for
Pennsylvania and Canada refined.
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q { R N A N Y.
Tho RIax of tho North.

The Flag Of tho North.
BERLIN, Feb. ], 1857
The na of the North German Confederation has been
agreed on Il will consist OF eagle with black,
white and . red stripe
The South German Dimculty.
BERLIN, Feb. !, 1867.
Prussia declines rcss with the South German States
on account OF the provisions Of the treaty Of Prague
Tho Political Situation.
BERLIN, Feb. 2, 1857
Count Bismarck has refused to declare the policy TO
b pursued by Germany with regard to the difference
between France and Belgium on the one side and the
Prussian government on the other
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Re form nm Open Question for PnrIinmen
LONDON, Feb. 2-Evening.
1t is now said that the plans Of the government do
not embrace the introduction Of Reform bill The
subject of reform will merely be recommended although
yesterday IL reported that the Queen would
mend it as Cabinet in the speech from the
throne.
The Alabama Claims.
LONDON, Feb. 1-Evening.
II Is rumored that Mr. Laird, NJ. r., the builder Of
che rebel pirate Alabama who is Of the members for
liverpool avors the paying Of the United States claims
Tor depredatons committed upon its by that
vessel and is likely to vote for their discharge should
such step be proposed by the Derby Cabinet.
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

Tue Recent GAMBLING CAsK.-The parties arrested by
the police Thursday evening last have had
examination before Justice Cornwel yesterday but he
being unable TO attend, their examination was sct down
for next Thursday afternoon In connection with the
notice which appeared OF the arrests II enormously
stated that Thomas Giddngs the proprietor OF 37l
Fulton street. where two OF the arrests we're mAao.
Frederick Giddings lie the proprietor.
HALF TDix TIE NAVY YARD-in consequence on the
scarcity of work In the dry department Of the Navy
Yard the aborers yesterday reduced to half time
1t was intention OF the authorities discharge all
the employees but 1t finally decided to put them on
half time. The work ia so divided that one gang Of
aborers employed the first half and the other
the latter part OF the week.
ARRESTS TaE PoIICE.-For the week ending Satur-
day there hundred and sixty arrests made By
the police of the various precincts throughout tho East
and Western districts OF the city.
THE EXCISE LAW EASTERN DIsrmor.-Joha
Eader, keeper Of lager beer saloon, 81 North Sxth
street. yesterday arragned before Justice DALEY on
charge of keeping his place of business open afte1
midnight and held to await further examination on we'd
nesday next.
A young man named Henry Bade, q bartender for
John D. Stowe, corner o. Grand street and BrsnwiSe
opening hts employers place Of business before sunriss
PRESENTATION OF FmExES's TRUxPErs.--On Friday
night Rev Father Mcdonald presented TO engine COM
pany No 4 and hose company No. valuable trumpee
each behalf Of the ladies q his congregation Ts
trumpets the recipients the recent fAR
sion Of very pleasant aiau q wsshngtoa Hail. Fourth
and South Seventh streets.
suRxoGArxs Couwr lin the surogass's Court, duriag
Che past week. the wills of the following named persoss
admitted probase:--Benjamin N. Din. Samuel
Crook, Patrick Manning, Arnst spence, Abraham M
Brsvoort, Caroline Moore, Elisabeth Murray, Hsary
Broker and Jane Thompson, all Of Brooklyn The iet
of administration granted in the estates OF the
following deceased Collins, OF jersey
City, and John Boyle, George Jarvis, John Fannns
James Reilly, Abraham T. Rker. Henry 2. Adams ana
r. Neae. all of Brooklyn.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

An American Complication Alleged.
I PARIS. Feb 2, 1861
The Pyss newspaper thinks that the presence Of the
American squadron in the Mediterranean only to
complicate the Eastern question
Foreiga Aid for the Cretau Patriots.
80 .tE ATHENS, Feb. !, 1867.
II impossible for the government Of Greece TO pre-
vent the volunteers from leaving for Crete. Fifteen
hundred soldiers have just departed to aid their srug
Cling brethren In that island
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS YESTERDAY.

Twelve steamships left this city yesterday for Eurs
pesn and coastwise ports
The City Of Boston. OF the Inman line lon pier Ne
Is North river at for Liverpool with the United
States mails forty.thrse cabin passengers and fun
cargo.
Tho Denmark, Of tho National line, ien pisr No ~
North for Liverpool with seventy cabin and steer
age passengers and full cargo
The Germsnia, for Hamburg, left Hoboken pier a.
with ninety passengers, sixty five Of whom were
first and second cabin and the remainder eerage the
Germana took $500 900 In specie and general cargo
The Iowa, Of the Anchor lne left pier No. ~ North
river At for Glasgow with ATTY cabin passengers
and full cargo.
The George Cromwell OF tho Cromwell line left pier
No. North river At three O'Clock, for New Orleans. with
fifteen passengers and an assorted cargo.
The Merrmack, OF the New York Steamship Com
panys line left pier No. 40 North New Urieans
At three O'Clock, with thirty seven passengers and
general cargo
The Franconia left pier No. 50 East river At three
o'clock. for Portland, with full cargo.
Tor Havana, with fortyhve passengers and general
The San Salvador left pier No Is North river st three
o'clock Savannah, with thirty passengers and fun
Tho Carotta left pier No North river at three O'Clock.
for Charleston, with thirty i've passengers and general
cargo.
p. NJ, for Charleston, with fifteen passengers and ~
assorted cargo
The Raleigh left pier No % North river noon fer
Norfolk with assorted cargo, fifteen cabin passengers
and l02 in the STORAGE, for the Gosport Navy Yard
The Hafteras still remains frozen In the Ice In the
James river. She has been In that position since the
out on Tuesday next
Coastwise business continues to improve
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Total collections since 1862.

Total COLLECTIONS since lboz. SION, l2y 643
The vastly dsproportionate amount Of the Internal
revenue borne by this city must from these figures DO
apparent to every That always DO In excess
OF all othor cities In the country 10 70 be expected from
ia relative amount Of business and the argeness Of the
scale pon which its operations transacted but the
proportion Of one eighth beyond doubt will be consid
erably diminished the energies Of the South
cuperated the revenue system extended thereto, and
tbe whole country symmerically developed under the
auspices OF peace charity, and devotion 70 industrial
nur
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Sr LOUIS, Feb 2, 1851.
In the town OF Seville this State ire occurred last
Thursday night which destroyed 900 worth Of prop
srty On the same night store in Mllville. five miles
northwest Of the above mentioned town. was broken
upon and robbed Of $500 belonging 70 the Merchants
Union Express. Tho building and contents including
the jewels and records OF Masonic lodge, were after
Fifty thousand dollars worth Of property has been do.
stroy "a BY nocndiAry fires In West Seville within the
past two monthA
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wnKnBARRE, Feb. q, 1857.
The six mon who attacked and robbed the wagon Of
the Hope Express, between Kingston and wikesbarrc
on the 9th Of January last Of have today been
sentenced to Pencnary for the term OF Ave
each The money recovered and the parties arrested
BY Pinkertons Police Agency The energy Of the
cypress companies bringing TO justice all parties who
commit deprcdations upon them highly commendsbie
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BY THE c A BL e.
: R A N C E..

Private Reception of MIR. James Gordon
Bennett, Jr., by the Emperor.
PARIS, Feb 2, 1857.
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, Jr., has had private
tntarview with his Imperial Majesty Napoleon.
Another Imperial Decree.
PARIS, Feb l, 1867.
The Emperor Napoleon will issue decree grant,
ing the perpetual right of social and religious meetings
New Camp.
PARIS, Feb. 1-Evening.
Tho imperial army will camp this year this city,
and not at Chalons, usual
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IT Ally.

Gartbaldi and the Revolution.
LONDON, Feb. 2-Noon
Garibald discountsnanoss any rising at Rome. and has
written note discouagng the scheme for the present
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

Coutinental Hopes for Maximilian.
LONDON, Feb. 2-Evening
Advices from the continent state that 1t is officially
announcsd tAas Maxmiliaa will remain in MEXICO the
Congress Of thas country TO assemble will sus
cain him.
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THE CANADIAN QUESTION.

The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad.
LONDON, Feb 1-Evenlng
The Affairs Of the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
which were referred to committee Of inquiry, have
much improved.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The London DIonev Market.
LONDON, Feb. 1--EveniI

The London Money Market.
LONDON, Feb. 1-Evenng.
Consols TOR money 90 lille.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
United States ve-twenty bonds closed at " 1915
Erie Railway
LONDON, Feb 2-Noon.
consois, for money, sox.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
|Unrtcd States hve-twenty bonds. 70
Illinois central shares. ovA
|Erie Railway shares. "S
LONDON Feb. 2-Evening.
Consos have declined i.16 and quoted at 90 s-lt
Ere Railway shares have declined u, and closed
1t 38k.
United States nvetwenty bonds unchanged as are
so Illinois Central shares the former closing At ~ and
Ihe latter at 500.
Tho Frankfort and Paris Bourscs.
LONDON, Feb. 2--Evening.
AT Frankfort United States fve.twenty bonds have
advanced Il and closed at 1871.
Az Paris the United States bonds advanced uy ~ ana
closed at S2%.
Tho Liverpool Cotton Market.
LivERpoot, Feb 1--Evening
The cotton market closed DUH The sales to-day we're
,ny 1000 bales. Midding uplands, l4xd. Middling
Orleans 1870.
IavsaPooI Feb 2--Noon.
10 cotton market to-day opens dull and inactive
= quotations unchanged. The sales to-day VIII
bot probably exceed 0H0 bales.
LIvERPoor, Feb. 2-Evenng.
The cotton market closed dull and inactive The sales
o-day wero only 500 bales. Prices, however, wer .
irm, and mddling upands q, 14zd per pound
state Of Trade.
The sdvices from Manchester unfavorablo. the
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Earthquake at sierra Leone.
LONDON, Feb 1--Evening.
Late advoes received from Sierra Leone west coast OF
Africa state that an earthquake had occurred there,
which was very destructive OF human life and property.
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cuted 70 conviction against Mr. johnson. IA point OF
fact, do not know any well informed American mere
who regards the matter seriously
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BREAKING UP or ICE soasrs IN TINE MISSISSIPPI.

ST. LOUIS, Feb q 1851
The leo gorges between here and Cairo reported 10
have broken away The weather IL mild and the river
rising rapidly Navigation scu,h~srd 81" r-"hsh'v
be fully resumed by Monday.
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RUsslA.


LONDON, Feb. Moon.
Advcss have been received which state that the gov
eminent OF Russia protesting against the gathering OF
Poles Galicia
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S pa I n.


The Revolutionary movement.
MADRID. Feb. 1, 1867.
More than hundred arrests have been made In this
city recently Of persons believed to be connected with
reyouts onary schemes
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wigs, Teupees and n Ii r soors ns Il bkFcn
ELOR's, IL Bond street
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~ 5O.-Prinse Red and Wkste Ash G" -.
i'm MSRGIS BROS. ny s-t 80 wsSk Twe1sv msn
strpst Eiqht1
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xsa..,.r A, wilson's Iocksiitch SEWING Ms~
cn,m. n au3 Rattouhole Machine 81 Broadway.
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Elliptic .Leckstitch sewing Machines. 94a
Broadway. Highest premiums Maryland Institute, New
York and Pennsylvania State Fairs, l8d6
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The Howe Machine Co.'S Ioch ,sa .srsar - ~
,ng h,ncI fresiden 500 broadway. New York
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F'sre"cs, HsxsfFISIf a Es;H x.cu,xr.
90 Broadway, New York.
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..A.-Motf,s ChemIcrl Pomadc Restores Grey
HAIR and decidedly the best Hair Dressing used. Sold ~
RUsHTON, 10 Aston House, and by all druggists
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T.. N. Knapp & Co.'s Vegetable Cough
BALSAM will cure Coughs Bronchitis Asthma whoopns
cougt, Group &C Put up 25o and 50c bottles 500 "
s2 Hudson street, King, aud BY druggists senes
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Royal Havana I.ottery.--Prizcs Pasa -
fold. Information furnished The highest rates pAa -
Doubloons and all kinds Of Gold and silver. ~
TAYLOR CO., Bankers 10 wan SWISS" ~
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NOTICE TO Manufacturere.-A Nice Asscrt:
mcnt OF manufacturing Sewing Machines sale vesy
cheap, at i33 Nassau street, room t6
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Consu.np tion. The speciac Remedy fsv
WiNCIIEsTERS HYPOPHOSPHrrES,
tested wNh extraordinary Send foe
circular Price 81 aud ~ BOTTLE Sold by druotgeo
generally and the depot, IS John street
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Address, -Pollak & SON, Manufacturers 81
Meerschaum Goods sc Broadway Pipes cut V order ana
ured HoiIiu
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EGHTH DETRICT.
This district Is composed Of the Eighteenth. Twcn-
teth and Twenty first wards In this locality reside
twelve thousand persons, who pay income tax upon
amounts varying from the yearly receipts OF one OF our
merchant princes-S4 ,066, $40 22-downwards.
The revenue returns are as foliows-
r,-,,- N