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ENOTASII

\ Common Po'ash--alsn Bahhit', Potash
Rancid Lard, for Soap Making. tor sal, by
II. 4. SHELDON.
June Is. 12tf
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TIE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE


Situated at riverside Burlington County, " j.,
y iouuded tor the purpose OF sratuitousy educating
the sons OF deceased Soldiers and Seamen Of the
United states.
Inc Board OF Trustees Of ihelnstitute consists Of
the t1owing "ell-knO"n citizens oiPennsy lvania
ahd New Jersey
HOS. WILLIAM b. MANN, Dist. Atty, Phils.
HON: LEWIS L. BRDpNiALl- EX-Chief Coiner
u > Miut, and Recorder Of Deeds Phila.
HON. JAMES SCDEEL, New Jersey.
HON, W, W. WARE; New Jersey.
HENKf GORAAN, Esq, Ag't Adams Express
aia;
J. E'COh, ESD, Of joy, Coo & Co., Phila.
rRr.spRy Dp,,pr,,,xr w,.li,,.,ou n y
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~ ~ Ii
y Mineral Rock Salt. for Cattle and hecp
Turks Island SIT; Fine Butter :, MS.
bags, boxes, and by the pound. For sale 10y
II. A. SHELDON.
June 10 13:tf
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DAENrS for FARMERS and othera

DAINTS for FARMERS and Others
/ The Grafton Mineral rsint Co., are ssv
manufacturing tho Beat, Cheapest and mot D--
ra.tie Paint in us@; two coats well put on, mixed
with pure Liu-eej Oil, will last 10 or 10 years il
j. If li4,ht brown or beautiful chocolate cslsr,
and can be changed to Green, lead, stone. drah,
olive or cream, to srit The taste Of the consumer
/ is yalual.c for Houses R2rns. Fences Carriage
and Car makers, PAID. and Wncdsn-ware, Ayri.
culturd implements, Canal Boats, Vessel and
SHIP Bottoms Canvass Metal and .Shinsle Roof,
Gt hcin- Fire and Water prooD Floor Oh Cloths.
Gone Manufacturer having used 300 bills. ths
past year, aud paint fer any purpose is an
surpassed Tor hody, dural iity. elasticity. and al
hc,ivcues-. Price 80 per htl If 500 lbs. which
rantCd In AL cases As above. Send f.. 4 circular
which gives tul' particulars Noue genuine rnlsts
branded in 4 trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint
y ldrcss DANIEL BtnWEi.L.
20 sc a, Pear Street New YszA
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DUBBER GOODS.
l. Rubber Boots. Ruhher Goats.
Ladies and Gents Rubhers. Iaplie. and Cents
Arctic Overshues.
Rubber PIPES. Syriugts. Combs BALLS. Suspenders,
Nipples, Cord Braid. &c, SC
For sale by H. =. SHELDON
Nov 4, 1896. 32tf
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Try hox Of POLAND S PLANTATION ONT
MENr. Tho best salre in the Worll. Take no
other, but insist on having this.
For sale by all Drur.-i,js and country dealers
DIR. } W. POLAND. Manufacturer.
2i;y1 (See AiVertisemoHt)
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NNOUR Of superior quality, ground
4 every week, and Tor sale by
June 3. II. a. SHELDON.
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'ENRUoSES. SHOULDER BRACES
4 AMI SCPPJRrCES.--.t complete assort-
ment; ittel 10 plr,ie. desiring it I.r >a,, hy
W. i. ~ Il. l., EUSotL'S,
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DATENT MEDICINES, large
i. Stock Of all kinds, at hUSSELS.
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CUSHING TACKLE. SrooTs, HOOKS
4 Lines, Flea Rods, &C., can be found in
great variety, at HUSSELS.
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Send orders to us by mail. enclosing from Il to
S20, either by Post Office orders or in registered
latter, AT eur risk. Larger amounts should be
sent By draft or express
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SUBSCRIPTION one DOLLAR

iiv ss-son ss1diH< Orc D,'l.r or paT, :
t. .itzs - ser l,C4l s<yni., viii ryceiya il.,g-
4 ,ls.y, i've : -. Pls's Engraving, 81 choice
rosa no :.,,o ~inl list and cue cerCsts Of It ok
r.Aias oas pFcsset ia I'd. Great Distribute
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FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAyINGs.

Any rarson paying -Four Dollars shall receive
sas largo anj beaIti."l steel uata Of
I'm PEi.I o. on EorE:AuIErs."
aaa -Four certificate. of stock, emitting them to
sur Presents.
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UAlE OILS, EXTRACTS AND PER
Ia FurrrY Cologne, P,mmadc-, Sa,chet
Powders, Toilet Soap, can 10 found at
RUSSlL'S.
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TWO DOLLAR ESGHAylNG3.

N.. l-"WA,hinGtoss Conrtship" No. >
'WatAius ou. Last interview via his Mother.
THEE DOLLAR ENGRAV.
ANY Plrson paving ~ Tnee Dollars will receive
he l. suulrl steel l,.ts Of
" ilONx FIun ruH WAR"
and thrce certificates " stock becoming entitled
~ Lfss presents.
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G. II. POLLARD, Prop'r.

s,ort or al lin+s - nt,SSsI'S.
CUSHING lAChLf. SPooEs, HOOKS
great '-'i''!' Al at ''7'-''''
l,,,..
'kUs,SES. SHOi IDEi BRACES
AMI SIPplRFCkS.-N complete assort-
ueut: 6.tel 10 Ilr,ie, d..,,iagu f.r >a,. hv
W. T. G l.. l.. EUSStLS,
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CA5 DOLLAR EEQRAvISGS.

H Nv GAIA! Nv Child" 10. .
.TbaF -,'s-3t Tssrr. Sivsi!' No. s-"Oll
Ssven y-,iG or tho E+rs Days OF to, Rsvoiu-
isn."
Any rsrcol paving TSa Dollars will reccir i've
slte - 81 tie fvuo~ny I'm, Steal Plates at choic.
sll Two esr;ifsata Of stock, thus becsmiuy en-
Stlst to Two Pros.stA
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'THIRTY-FIvE THOUSAND IN

June
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rvTut rEsAA
CRIME.
HEAVY ROBBERY ON BROADWAY.

Within the past few weeks a quantity of shawls
valued in the aggregate at about 5000 have been stolen
from the store OF Messrs Henry Hennequn Co.. at No
aIo Rroadwv Efforts were made to detect the thieves
but without success and tho matter was then placed in
tho hands OF Capt Jourdsn of the Sixth and Detective
ey OF the Third Precinct The officers were satisfied
from an examination that the tbefts were being commit
ted by sono one either connected or with the
sfore and close watch kept upon the building on
snnday morning, lad, who had been deputed by the
officers TO watch the store from tho street. saw LOUIS
Reginault, son Of the porter employed by the nrm,
accompanied by George W. WA Walker ,,on, ana & George
unlocked BY Regbault and HarIi; r. , entered the
door was then locked Regnaut and Waller remaining
SRtsdo At the expiration OF is minutes Harris raped
upon the door It was opened and he rgonod his o9m
nsnoSs The three then walked up broadway Deteotiye
foy and officer Rlker OF the sixth Precnct TsTe m,
fonad of the occurrence and soOn after arrested Has
and Walker Mr Rcgnault, the portor, was then sent
for by Capt Jourdan and on entering the store thTee
cases OF Cashmere shaws valued Vt 20O we're 0und 10
have boon packed up preparatory TO removal Whs C. IA
the store Young Rognault entered, ana was taken n9
custody From tho statement Of the prisoners Wonli
appear that young Regnaut had been III th9 a ~, y.
stainq tbe KEYS OF the from the residence oi s
atleI and giving them to Harris VINO Tqad ueR ea't
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CUSTOMS.
MERCHANTS ALLOWED THE PRIVILEGE OF SELECT
ING THEIR own CARMEN.

MERCHANTS ALLOWED THE PRIVILEGE OF SELECT
ING THEIR own CARMEN.
~ TE1EoRAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE following circular 10
Collectors of Customs has just been issued
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 9.
gIR Numerous complaints have been made that Coz
lectors OF Customs certain points have conferred upon
favores the privilege Of carng 20 and from the pubic
and bonded warehouses; imported merchandise ana er
cluded merchants carmen who desired to cart their en-
nnvers merchandise therefore, in order 20 avoid such
ronlaints IN future you herewith Instructed to con
form 10 the following regulations OF this department In
comforting the privilege OF lgterlng cartng and dray-
INC imported merchandise at your ports; .
Whenever any ghtefman, cafman, or drayInan shall
make application for the privilege OF ightenng carng
or drawing any merchandise imported into the Uniteu
states from the vessels vehicles in which imported W
nubc or bonded warehouses; general order or appraiser
store aud to convey such meTchan Use to te place OF
deposit specified in the permit you are hereby authOr
ized and directed TO allow such hghtermsn,, car car
man drayman perform the said service on condloh
that shall enter 1o bond with sntfgent suretes 20
the satisfaction Of the Collector OF the Port ana th De
parment the faithful discharge OF his duties ana the
same privilege shall be extended 10 any merchants car
man. fiQhernan drayman, condition tIlat ne sia
enter into bonds with sufficient suretes TO the satsac
tOn OF Collector and this Department Tor the 1atu
performance of his duties OF which suretes sha DE
,nov Ina g.luloyed HUGH MCCULLOCB,
my Secretary Of the Treasury.
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DIED.

BAKEn-M Baltimore Sabbath morning March TO- in the eeh
OF age wn Baker. father Of Henry j. Baker Of this city
BALARD-In Boston on weessy March the residence Of her
brohernlaw, Doslmn Baker Mrs Line H. Ballard formerly Of
Brookyo, aged % years
BARIGHr-ou board the Caml, Chauqcsy her TO
EewYork Monday March Of phhc. Samuel Franklin Barsh
His remain. we're taken to Railway j. for Iutsrment
g. s. 'f " % IL. s' S G PSc sS Ss A1 wife Of Martin
The % and Snl, the my ere ,'Pssts a,gs to attend
Tbur,iaJ iah Inst. at o'clock without further invitation
PIsERon Monday March H. 1867 John W. Fisher In the 'st
The relative. friend. the family respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral which will take place ~ o'clock m 90 Wsipessy
rSorE-op o ON Saturday at .s. Of hi. uncle D Foot.
m SrGE:i..y 5 q SssSss %insS fired A. 0n sou Of Alfred
HALL0CK0p Sabbath svsns March TO- Fanny Longwe La,hrop
IL. :ss1:: sss h;.a ssf ss,S O. snd he fp'.
Ss; a iss Sa &s'ss % SSSs SA%l'A .' Hsr A'
HAaroe MSna.y March H. MARI HAT d,srnl.w oi John PeL
10: Ss s:is % 's e.. SSa and S% us :.
JoopSs CGafsh Pacc, where Rsqusn Mass viii be said S ih
TssE: % " : s i$l; ;1 & s..
nom ~ t' residence No isO For'y'h this ru'.d'y 'Hera'''
ss 'SsS s x. Sssis! sis & %
g s:' :.
ns%s5SS. q, 4! 4 FL, ! r.; 49,. \: 81
r o. % ~. ss. place hon ~. rsd.o'c N. ~. s
OF the family. sgd Of hb easrln-I.. '"e Ae'' ~ =
invited 10 attend without farhsf ooee'' -,
camdsu sandy s 10Th Inst ofpbod fever
Hais. Jss TS Csps wn ''sPis eldest daughter Of ''An
Jsla -,... IA, s,.,aI An Woanssd.y the 18th ust st
pao;sioci D. u NON dTsos Chareh. Newark
Bridgeport pspsis plss's oOpy'
RpIfsoy-A, bis rstSsnes No R,t Thirty thlst, on Monday
morning @,y aay Pl.op Re sa ysss q BIS .s s.s
tno ocock 20 wAieh tse friends u the family are ia'e' W
s,tsuG y,>S - u ~. "a, .,.r.. RI
LsWfs-op sunday 10Th inst his late residence Locust -
ssc Lsw1 % W ,na year o us Invited attend
ron ~. rsa,1 g. SSsfi, S.s i,.. toas a. ceosi m
Prs,dsntst, Broodyn. 6n WdsssdaS i''' .sIS :, ,,o
McHGgR-A, Aasss G,ofrs eP Sunday h"en OF oou'"p0"
j,ns, 3. Auagsf formerly fhseV a. ,,s..s.,.,
AVA Isns 70 ai,ssd ,hs nnsral TSday,
i,S Iu.,' mo% 4. spnss1 Charsh AZ SCocip N
Tn. m.mA. Of m, grssd Dvsoa Oft Of hsern New fofs
MI. brnO also the o'4s M nS:, sss 90
6ksb "a ssS"t . '',isS ~ d %TFSaes %TFSassa I'hc mp
Tbs momss Of Msrshan Division No. IL are herehy uouhea
n, m,.i AZ tAs Hall No ea Bowty on TUESDAY March o.
ceoct precisely 70 .,,.Gl ,b' hnsrai sf osr IRENE. u AvAS
H. TURN&A ~ @eAa1sete p
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me HvpsoN BASE pEFAfGATroY
CITY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
n,pcr. PoP THE COMMON COUNCIL.

BADGES FOR TIE COMMON COUNCIL.
The Board Of Aldermen met at o'clock yesterday
afternoon Alderman Loow President pro tom. In the
chair message was received from tho Mayor vetoins
resolution providing for furnishing the members OF the
Common Council with badges AZ reason for vetolnS
the resolution the Mayor stated that number OF the
members Of the Common Council had already received
badges, and he why they should have new
ones at present II, 90. -, -. -
MI Norton inquired whether ,ho Mayor had not re-
ccy,d hs badge last year when the resolution authorize
ing the bad had been passed his veto Laughter
The Presldent pro TEN replied that he believed he hal
Mr. Norton inquired whether The Mayor would not ao-
cent his badge this year this resolution was passed over
his veto Laughter .
The President pro tenn said he could not say.
Mfr Norton asked whether the Mayor had not received
several additions To his salary within the past year WIN
out vetoing the resolutions authorizing them Laugh
ter. -. - ,-,,.., T.,
had. -,
The veto was laid on tho table. end the Board ad
lourncd.
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:, mercv 10 spcnd tho money il tho thing proves

II il merely 10 spend tho money IL the thins proves
success
The amendment was rejected
The Committee then proceeded e-oo, oo
We'll. pumps-epairins and cleaning .''''' w, gg
Working Eigthaye scouNty Tpai ~ t,
The Committee then proceeded To consider Tue rclaiu
der of the levy which consists of interest on various c
stocks and upon the CONCLUSION or the rcanlhg OF te
same President Brinkman resumed the chnI anu ~ ~
COMMITTEES reported the result of their deiDei"oh9o
the Board. o,.o,
NJ Walter X Roberts renewed his amendment wneh
the ball reported Daok ~ lhe Do"iu' """" WV ~
taken upon il 10y Yeas and Nays
Several members explained their votes ,,o
Mr. McVeeney voted against striking out the apprOpl
,on heceuse the watermeters were TO he used TO ais
o~cr who used the most water in order that they might
Mr. stephen Roberts explained his vote In favor OF
striking il out because he sad there was Dis Joo
In It," -.
The amendment was lost. -, ~, =, , .,o,,
The report OF the Committee OF tLe noie waS IN tha
adontcd by vote OF 16 In the aihrmauNe W :" '0
negative. .
The Board then adjourned.
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under the command of Col Zepeda in the neighbor-
hood Of Merida.
The steamer Tabasco which was armed as a vessel
of war by the Imperial authorities OF lucatan to de-
fend Campeachy, had been demanded by the French
Admiral NJ Clue who alleged that the vessel had
been mOrtgaged 10 some foreign merchants for its
value The Mexican authoiities as IT was of no use
resisting. complied with NJ Gmes req'lstion, but
i'm which the Mexican authorities were not very tenn
perate i'm the use of language. There are those who
affirm that the object of MaXiman's departure from
the canital is 10 seek interview with Juarez when
he viii promise 10 leave the country if general am
nesty is granted to all who have served under the
ImDeIial TfgiDte
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Special Notlres.
- 'F' - ASSOCIATION.
FOR MONRY AND GRAIN,

PoR s1NKY AND GRAIN
TO FREIGHT TIIB yNITBO STATES SHIP DuSBAhL.v.n.
The Lsds. southern Of @ s.,ns., ssth '
OF tho great aud wealthy men o. .e so'.s
Of people a1d q r a. .Af uss ass'i s;. g. ss
A-:p% 2, q s 's s.tS.: GS:'sTss ~ cs.s
veyag South th' contributions u tho prosperous
The DunSoS hope ,s will carry xith her The 'o
Ss%s @ @ S%eS s & gR he most s s Of o
North sas ss ~ g,@ S'aS Ssad. ga S
SS turned ed The Sss Of tSNso% ts.r the peas people %
Ireland EnGa in lss s.sd from hsr ,sy 70 'S
than m} C9. rs Of 6Sa wes't C es Sps:1Ss sS %
the salvation ?, the s,.I,as south 8.
dock viii helpless women sud chirca
We cOqdsa expect 9osS m nom Congress 6Si : .SHs :. p.'
tdbutious from adjacent cities, .a from ID: or. a.ti % b. .s.
the D%"s.so .sr S ,pp, e.: S9. T p Hs H. ::
preparing or our brethren wso arc porns almost Within as
PTs.t@nt f%ss IN o'' Mrs ROOSEVELT No ss Bro.ds
Treasurer ARTHUR LEAaY Ne y 20 wiIs.s.
s.es;,IJ s' Treasurer s. @ sLGEssos sULvAS oi
p Lees Waller % M. VIZ t.. Trey s
Mrs Joseph Al,op Washington Mr.. O. Tskno ca' "A wos
p. NM "fs sssj Hl,isy %, yns az.
Mrs " t. Shelton Everett House NJ. Field. 81 Twenty
Mrs Edv Cooper IeIngtonsye ars,'t o, :, t,o.,o,.x
'' esS.hs ''''''' - '" Mrs J. G, Prenoas 81 " Sss-
M. JOHN M sSs&%oo 10 v Tse",S. vse r~sa
Nc W c.u,, iso Ynh,v, Mr.. la. stokes 20 M.dIso.sve
Nr. = Rumnoy Plain. Mrs T Bmmei. II hfso1 ave-
NJ" M. i'ES S.4a.SS nsSS' Y"iH ifo;st n. MsSae,
Mrs cyIas Me omict 20 Phhays Miss schmt 80 W Thhg'sS
AT; Is5s. NJ o"r'' "A''"''" Mrs Whels, iss Rsmsa.t
1bs depot for receiving goods clothing &C. No IL B'od
which win he open DAILY from soeloeks 70 o'clock .ss
lI sIrT % .Ss i%e Coz SS Is wsss.s and Ss o. al.
Price Co, No. 81 lwserst
Important sale OF Paintings az Auction. .
w DERBY be 70 inform the public that on 'ss iSs n"@
"e vi" p0''''''' ''" AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
tfnt the gheetb
Me,r. r. II. LRBD5 hiEHR.
RyTIRg COLLECTION
VALUABLE pAIsrNas.
formerly the private collection OF
". r. wRI0Hr ssl. Of EssJene
At
THR EBW ART ROOMS.
No RfOaiwsy, opposite Wslscks Ihesler a..
oolectou possesses several ~ofn :" N'"4'
reputation '4''I1HI THE MOST CEJssRATsD ARTISTS
both native sBl foreign among whom are ,r
ACHBEBACH. A.. CALLaTI,o
RRaiMR LAMBsYr
BKRXER CARL. R9usSsAws R9usssSs
BRETON, TAhEhuH
DWvRRGBR TR0Tasv
DELHGRoN' ELaG vERBoEcKHovES.
PaBRE. RnoUARD wsBg
n,y,Or,nr ' HUNTINGTON,
pvSwN I q KEssBrf.
BOuGHrON. LaasNn1rzp
CROPsBY. hMIasa4
DCRAND, "ssSxnVs1
hrrJIvVnoD STONE.
"joMEsGy EASTMAN wHrTTRBDGs
AND MANY OTHERS a., ~, ..,s.,.
Th aes viii be On Essl.,;,Sa pSocssSs o. sSSsg u""i ~ "
I so4sRss KhsIs siaIsE isi ssEEs
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BrrFPAIo LIVE STOCK MARKET.

~ rniRuNs -.
MaTch H. Benngrhs hss been one oi tue 0us
With heavy receipt, from the West pnPAy
With good smooth shipping steers Nearly All os Tue
hands prices freely maintaining former quotations. 's
ket quality J. 900 20 lO ~ t aesy ote s'
llO) 100 cattle anl steers
$50 l. IlJO 10, and beeu, S9D40 D. Receipts
1bO head. shipped. 1880 head
iu aG dealers decnngo u buy IN The pre-
quotations from 80 - u 81 % Receipts
Zoo head Sbppod-t80 head
The Hog market d,phei With small sales al prices ranging
fon 81 20 sT1 Reeeips-J6O0 head SLippei-JO0Oh head
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

sY o TRIBUNE
PsI,pELPHiA March ll-Besve dull unsettled and lover
ale. Go head At 2aIllc ~ Cows unchanged sales 80 bead at
sDd 80 she-p-ss 900 head at "A gSic Hogs da aud owe
sales 7OO head a. Sl00Sll v 100 n. -
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supprnAy SHOOK, esq, COl'r Thirty seoOnd DIstI N L.

LARGE SALE or REAL EsTATE.-Ip partition Samuel
r. poss against VIM b. Ross. An infOrmeDty IN the pub
caton Of notice Of the partition sale OF Broadway prop
erty OF william Ross, deceased, for March 49, REQUIRES
ON p ga 1867 at noon as readversed in our paper OF
Mondays and Thursdsys
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A. % par,Iexiua DisarrungeInenfs.p

m,s wife ofRey John b. Henry Of Cumberland, Md wtung ase
of have Of your nachhcs sh
il an Of all the good qualities claimed o d w. nnyns
from perplerihS su
@rrsngemeuts end particularly that tfs ~9rs - @ @ Ia,
Of other achines that hte 0o
my notice use.Letter Ia Wilcox Gibbs d. Oo-AV"
fsul
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MGSINd STOCKS
81 rsLnaalPH 70 rMs rnIsusa.

81 raLE0RAPH THE TRIBUNE
sAs FRa scco gouA an CurrT fSiS. Savsge agRo
Potos $50 Oph +al5 Hale NoIcros. 5000 Crown Poas
SS0 Yellow Jcke, fTT5 Aphs tllS Imperial per share 20
C.na Navigation Company BID IS per cent Csofns state
Telegraph Cmpsay a. Dividend declared Oh savage Mining COMPANY
AlsJ peff
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
AHTtnN ny TIIE TAX LEVY

The Board met ut o'clock yesterday afternoon, ths
President James @. Brinkmar. 10 the chair The Board
proceeded 70 take up consideration the special order
OF the day being the Tax Levy for the year 1867
amended and adopted by tho Board OF Couhcilmen. On
motion tho BO0rd went into Committee OF tho Whole,
Councilman Flynn In .he chair Thefoowng items were
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF INTERNALLY


SIR The recent act OF Congress provides that whenever
Drice than the tax imposed by law thereon, such selling
or offering for sale shall be taken and deemed PRIME Iea
according law and that the tax has not been
paid and the shall without fuyler De neIu
ed 9t this office that Notwithstanding this law spirits
@ ssa ofsered in the NewYork market AT the tax ose
az ~ as r cont discount This Is obviously evasion
Of Se law and ali the spirits Sd IN this manner aSs ARE
10 'ahon W ' f. A. ROLLINS, Coin'r.
s,,,,,,,,x = SHOOK eso Cor Thirty second Dist, ~ u
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A Gard.

The Grover Sewing Machine Company beg TO inform their
patron. .ni pb that while their establishment, No $40 Broadway
being repaired their business will be continued . usual at
the Looming premises No. l9I-ddrer,sam>rt
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C,ra-MOUPSING GOODS of i..ir'bs kind constantly
on hsnd JACkSONS honiniHg stoo W. ''' D''"" YP0
TIFFANY Co.'S Prices FeD cis0n@O'e
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Cry MoRTALIrY.-The number of deaths IN this
city during the week ending Mafen y was o'-0O ''''
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MARRIED.

JAQUgs-BYGHAM0 Thusisy Peb ~ At the residence Of the
ris. father by The Rev Heath Edward Jaques Of Albany
T. 70 Laura D. ony daughter the ou Anson Bingham Of Mas
N. T.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

Mr.. W. B. Roberts moved to strike out al after tho
word therewith" thus reducing the amount TO 100000
and stated that he moved this amsndment because the
Introduction OF water meters woud lay tax upon the
poor p8Qpe-tho washerwonen and the resdsnsY ~
tenemept houses The same amount OF money oQafg by
than IN providing means TO prevent It's flow speoiS
main. brought direct 20 Canalst or the Uty Hail woua
give the requisite pressure or thoro xas not waor
enough, the amount then asked for would douple tns
supply by bringing other bodies OF water into 'he orotoh
Mr. stacon replied that the purpose was not 70 Pue
tho meter upon private houses or tenement Du!
upon breweros, factories, &c. The Common Ovuhvne
would have tho power direct whore the meters snSu1
be put and II hoy did allow sufflcient supply ot
wafer the Board OF Health would step ~. for IL 10 we
known that OF fever they VII wHsh wa al hnSas s
house all over; and hs neghb0r's houses ana W hAhus
Even II the appropriation Is made may aeI 70 Sse9A