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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


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A1Vual s5sssm ue1o1e .he o'o e''nce1n mas gone
intu !'qoioatton
Ills lumo1ea thhs ftf' Caase mas been offered
oy capitalists In Ger1any tEe money, at par fora
FIVE per cent thirty'year loan. II the offer were
accepted the &c Of 1881, md the 5soa could not
main at the'r present price.
-,-A meeting Of tho bond-holders OF the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad .saa held an Tbn,adav
IN NJ VI ~ ;rh.,t ~ -. - ~ 1N e''.
...s.. :" .. s-e t,1u ~ 40 u4nnasets
$500 49, ~ ..s s..s,.@ ~ sesoau mos.gaee
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rnred Nv ,nortcace mn tsa ..he,s 49,, .1.t"s
e1.sa - . o*'e0.e "oot t4o "aolo luaas "nicn
is fifty miles more than was covered by the second
mortgage bonds.
sTba loan ,,ar1-o+ 4, rra,u v,.,r :,
1ne 'oau n'At1st ~ Ne" 1ork ID easy and
money fs freely offered to first class brokers at 5
pef cent. The N. r Evening Hast aaya. u The
strict scrutiny AZ to aeenrittes and :. ~
the present relaxed, and although some Of our
"a n nnerstor ,sh,nt Ia 49, .e a'0 .aus-
"gency. still. at present, capital is abundant;
nj mi rNaffF
, 1863-08-03

the propositions Of JEFF Davis to Loais Napo-
leon will RI ceiW, at least for the present.
This knowledge oftbe position, as we'll a. the
cautious md moderate views Of the Emperor
of the French on American affairs, make our
Govefnm6;,:. re1.are :.;uat ine ie4rs arising on
the subject ofan alliance of the South with
France are groundless, and that Louis Napo.
leon can In no way enter into an agreement
Of this Kind.
Brnshear City Recaptured by
n Union Gunb0at.
NEW TonK, August 1.-The New Orleans
Era Of tie :35th says: "BFashear CITY SUI
rendered on the ed to the gnnboat sacnem'
No particulars
Two vs1ocKade Runners Cap
tured.
WAsmsaroS, August Tile Y. steam
s,oon 0-sfuce captured on the 2oth nit. the
sIamfs Battle and Wm- Bagley. loaded with
coffon. blockade runners from Mobile.
Tie HseterhoT Case.
NEW ToRE, July I'm the case of the
seized vessel Pctcrhof aud Others, Judge
Belts delivered his decision to-day, adverse
to the claimants.
, 1863-08-03

MosnoE.-The wool me;ket continues dull, with
veg iittle offering, prieesbeln pzstty weu settled
quite. one half The wool dip in Monroe comfy Is
Yet in first hands. .-Gov"sretal
TEcUasru:.,:sinee or lsat report there has been
price. me raIge hss been from Is to Csc, Wp to
this t.ae lat year there has been bought In our
w-ket about 500 ns, againat 1l,t0O ns thia
buyers don't see any money in 1t at that price at
present. L farmers would all holA ther wool they
m31get possibly bring buyers to terms, but In some
i9eaaione they are ceiling for VAat they can get
, 1863-08-03
MARKE1s BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-CoHrox advanced, CSC
G4c for mid1iDg uplands. .....
F1ouI-Dulf, heavy and declining, $i.9eGa5.7C 70
for extra stste; s5.&&15.5o.fos common to medium
spring brands
NHlsKY-Dnn and dropping, 4is<G245c.
GHAN-Wheat, dull aud heavy for common
grades. Sales at $t.o0@1.1l for Chicago Spring,
$107G1.a0 for Ohio Climb, 3!.9t1t.2t for Amber
Iowa, 81. .22l1 Is for Winter Red Western, 81 25
a 8; for Amber Michigan. Corn, very scarce,
and shade nrmer, at 6dlc for shipping Mixed In
store. Oats, lower and heavy, at b5Ga70c.
PRoy1s1oSs-Potk farors buyers and more do
ing: 5t1bo for old mesa; $la.75113 new mess
mess. Total STOCK old and new, August tst, 1853,
614 barrels Same date last month. 2a8, ,101 bar.
rels, Same date last year, 1S3,834 barrels. Beef
dull.
Money continues easy and IN 1s.ses supply. Capt
tal Is seekirg Investment. Call loans are making
attQa per cent sts1linE j. Exchange Is IRREGULAR
and uDeett1ee 1et class bills opened at 141A and
closed dnllat t4I6i41H. Gold opening At 294,
advanced to 2Sat, ahd declined to TN. closing
heavy at III. Government Stocks are dull. but
the price Is without the slightest change. Total
shipments OF specie to-day, $a7,o00.
BUFFALO, Aug. 1.-F1oER quiet and un-
changed
GpAN-WHEAr dull.
CoRN-Quiet, nominal 6ic.
OATS and other grains quiet.
WmsKI-SteAdy, 435&c-
FRE1snTs-Canal freights 12c, com tic.
11FoRTs-Wfeat imports since opening rs ,G70
brls hour; e07 349 b1 wheat: 1t;2s9, ,028 bu corn
Ash $50 bu oats; Il, ,4t bu barley; 175 bu Eye
, 1863-08-03
st. Louis market-JU1Y3 81.

cept pure white from to &c q bushe1 lower With
sales Of 400 ska at ba to Sic for mixed and ye-
low. and 6a1s3c p bushel for pure white. The
email. Reported sales amounted to only about
1000 sks at 70171c p .bnshe1 for new ancold 4
lot Of 200 SKIS new choice lal barley wss reported
at $1.l5 q buehel No sale Of rye.
Business in bacon evtnced considerable stiffness
in the market. Sales were repor,ed OF 10 casks
and 70 900 1e country clear sides ~ &C. and 100O9
Whisky Was inactive At the pzI:e, with small r.
ceipts and sales. The sales repoz5ed we're S nbls
IN small lots at 43c per gallon, hay was sold at
for fint- Wool in langufd d:mard at Ea1soe for
washed, and aGG30c for uaWashed. a lot OF
featheys Haa rcpQtted ut l2c per D.
, 1863-08-03

In Stcarns county, the yield generahy VIII be
much better shsn anticipated. Barley and rye was
slightly injured, corr looks ven, and wheat and
oats excellent in quality. In Mower county the
wheat harvest has already commenced and the
yield turns out WE'LL In Washington county the
crops hare suffered from the drouth, but the wheat
crop in particular will not be average crop. In
Hennepin comfy the wheat looks bad, but in
Carver and MeCloud counties there will be fsIr
crop. In Scott county, the wheat has suffered
from the dfouth and the yield On tho average will
be about half crop. In Olmsted county wheat
will yield about s Of an average crop.
, 1863-08-03
SATURDAY EVENING, August I, 1853.
HEGBuTd FOB THE PAST TwESTE.YorR HOURS.
Flour. Wheat Corn. Oats. Rve. 8ri,v

Au@aA .--ss Dds ooouV NEaVU
The reported tadvance In gold by the early dis
patches caused temporary drmness In tho gen
era1 markets this morning; bat In the absence Of
any speculative demand, and with but limited
inquiry by shippers, there was no Improvement in
prices.
There was fair inquiry for winter wheat, and
hemaskct Was steady and firm at 81. .oa@t OK for
new No. Red; g8c for old No. 2 Red; and s7X@
Sc for old Rejected Red-the market closing firm.
Spring Wheat, however, was neglected, and the
market WAS dull and shade 1ower-with trihlng
sales Of No. Spring at o5@1.o1N; No. Spring
at ss@eoc; and Rejected Spring attic.
There were SONS transactions in -four OF tmpor-
tance, but the terms were private. The general
tone Of tic market, however, vas one Of deprcs-
sion.
The Con market opened fzm ut yesterdays out
eide quotations, but It closed quiet and unchang-
ed-with Light transactions at 5oKc for Canal
Mixed adoat; 49@49Ac for Mixed Com in store;
and 47@47xc for Rejected in store. The market
at the close was quiet at 49c for Mixed.
Oats were dull and &c . bu lowez--with GALES Of
old No. at 1s@50o-closing at the inside agure
New No. Oats are offered at 45c in store, for de-
livery all this month sellers option. Rye was
quiet at SIC. Prime Barley was firm.
Highwines advanced x054c-with sales early at
41c, closing at 41A@4tHc. Provisions were quiet
but fltm-
Freights we're dun-only two engagements be-
Ing made, at 7s1c for Wheat to Oswego, and TIC
for Rye to Kingston.
The market for Dcef Cattle was at complete
st8nd-etin today. Neither shippers, speculatora
or contractors eyfnced any disposition to operate
and the market closed heavy and dull at decline
Of Ac on the closing prices Of this day week.
Live Hogs were dull an d neglected, and the mar-
ket closed dull at "a decline Of 25c q 100 1bs.
, 1863-08-03
M A RRIED.

:. At Woodstock, McHenry County ILL.,, oa the 1st
Inst BY the !sev. r. Z. .Tord MI. Mr.JASPERN WOLTZ
At tho residence Of the nside's father. IN .Wauka-
Eap u on Saturday eye2!4g, Ana, IT. 1s53 6y Rev.
aad Nss eldest daughter Of &. u. Wl:hero!l.
II. D mo cards.
In Eden, Lasa1ie County. Jnly 2fst, BY Rey. Mfr.
Infantry. and 3is8 ROsELTH SpKAGCE, of Eden.
, 1863-08-03

judge BradweI, In giving the opinion Of the
Court. among other things, said 1t is the duty Of
the County Judge to look after, guard and protect
The Interests Of minors Throughout his county.
who ans without parents, and sec that no charge
is allowed against their estates, unless By author,
Ills kind to allow to the clerk Of his court all to
which the law entities him, and no more. Ihe
amount In this case Is 80 smau that It s only I'M
poytapt In defining the sum that will hefea1tef oe
Allowed for similar services in the settlement OF
guardian accounts in this court:
In the case of the Wilmer minors, oectaea ~ p
this court only few days ago. It vas held that tae
clerk had no right to tax, as costs one dolia. ior
writiuC petition and twenty five cents for writing
m afdavft: thereby reducing the taxable costs IN
Obtaining letters Of guardianship from nye dollars
to les than four. AND noW 1 ne Goof1ls 1sNeu "
When the clerk took the Office be entered into
Contract with the people to do the duties OF tne
offce for the fees provided By the statute; ana !
when be has done an Official servtce, he muet look
tGat tG 5ne seI1eo Let test this fee b by st rule
six orders arc charged at twenty cents each, IN.
clndjng an order to record the letters. haze
searched the records Of this court In vain to nd In
similar caees any such orders entered. The Law
provides that they shall be RECORDED, and no order
Instead Of eIx, only two orders have been entered
In this case, for which the clerk IL entitled to s9
cents each. The proper fee for recording the bond
fs 90 cents. The charge for copy Of Letters and
dling OF the eAme ia not proper, the letters being
recorded, no copy Of them is required e be Kept
The fee bill being io1 too large sum- aA he fees
The remainder Of the Items is corsect, and ne
amount Of fees In this case due nom the
guardian Is $3.50. Letthe costs he 1etaxed accord
irgly. ---,.n
, 1863-08-03
lLLINOI8 AND mICH1G1AN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
B1DaEFoxT. Aug. !. 1861,
ARRIVED.

- ELEARKn-
Lime. Morris, e.ts2 II lumber x N 1ath.
Empi ess. LaSAlie. 81 III r. lumber.
Peter and Paul, Ottawa. e2A50 II lumber.
nostor. Utica.
InveetFator, Lemont
Fl Ioou1s, Lamont,
" Gurntr. Leemont.
Edinburgh, Aarselles, 75 ITO It lumber 20 n sb!,
Eaes. m tath.
Ella. OttAWa, s, ,679 I. 1nuber.
H n :Cle1lAn, 0ttaTa.
1antbe, kank3ke1.
SeLec. Ottawa.
, 1863-08-03

main over till Friday morning, when they
start for Portland, passing the White Noun.
tains in daylight, aud reaching their destina.
ton on Friday evening.
1uasmuch Us the Michigan Central R,ilroad
has kindly placed an extra train at the dlspos'
al Of the Board Of Trade, It Is expected that
all those holding Board Of Trade tickets viii
avail themselves Of the opportunity, and be
on hand at the depot this morning promptly
at 1880.
Mr.. Sargent will accompany the train ia
Detroit, and Z. n. Rice, Esq, the General
Superintendent Of the road, will meet It mid
way, and return to Detroit with the excursion.
lists.
FALL TRADE.-We call the attention of on,
readers to the advertisement of Bowen Broth
ers, leading 3obbers Of Dry Goods, &C., who
have stock comprising all the desirable
grades Of goods required BY the merchants Of
the Northwest, and have acted wisely in &C.
curing their fall supply before the late I'D.
vance caused BY the high price Of raw mate.
rial, and the abort stock of manufactured
goods. From the best information We can
get, we are satisfied q few days of active fall
trade Will cause an advance in the price Of all
the leading makes OF domestic goods. Messrs.
tens,v. ,,,soe1,.1aoas ..es,. ~, ~ .ueu ca.
woolens, worsted, and other goods consigned
by the manufacturers. They extend to their
patrons, in all cases, ,Seyery facility In goods
country ''' Aou'e III tne
TIE ELLSWORTH ZouAvE BArrA11or.-
sa1s,a., -, =. .1I1,s Mou M, corps o1 c't'zea
R,a.,- -, ~. TE..ssaa..u 80 eA uu .oo'1s' ~ Garrett
.as,saa. 49,. .4 DeA' !ah'' "as ~ every
1920 sAuo ou'ese' Aa'ee NUMBERS OF
~ @ .l5. o.a.se sn,.. .nen eooa 'ns' occasion
-. ~. s.-o o1u4Aa'ton' "a1cn lof tne Last
- o 41'e oeen ~ ao'5 maintained by
~ "no eh'an" co1nnanaeF, =. l..
ano " nas now 6et ABOUT the lorna
'lon VI tn's elts BATTALION with m energy
WHICH PROMISES great results. The city has
4opg oeen IN neeo o. sncn military organic
n'4ou ,, ~ 'l.s "'u De- ana we are glad to know
t.l,' IL nas ING support OF many OF our wealthy
et11' "uo 1'''e eeuosc1'oeo Noeraly to uni
.o'ni .ne CORPS 30 tnat those joining Will not
ue sau9ee,eu ~ 'nat expense IL WILL be no.
4seu =, .ne,t au'e'1'semens IN anotnef col
uun, tnA' lney meet aga1n lot or1l1, and to
4ssse ne" nenoele' On MONDAY night,
eue' ~. ~ tnelt nan IN oaf1et1 BLOCK,
s'4nel ~ o'u'e anu oanuo'pn s'fee1s' ana as
tna' "u pe tne lAs1 n'gnt that tney receive
ne" ulemoeis nes ol expense, al VINO "1sh
~ petteel themselves 1norouga'y IN mineasS
, 1863-08-03
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

For the Week Ending Aug. l. 1868.
The receipts Of Beef Cattle aud Live Hogs at the
various yards III the city during the past week. end
ing to-day, compare as follows:
, 1863-08-03

Afmy AW&FQA HI CINCINNATI.
The following awards for army supplies were
made yesterday, by Major DuBarry, q 8. Commits
eary Of Subsistence at Cincinnati:
H0,W0 lbs Hard Bread, Burbeck 4 Haisht.. 8 50
6O,tO0 lbs Roasted Coffee, T R. Biggs &Co 81 Is
G0,000 ns Brown Sugar, Vim. Glenn &
Eons ...--.. II Il
, 1863-08-03
IL Kknt.

TO RENT-Cottage House No.
L Co. corner OF Ada1ps and Aberdeen streets. West
Division containing tve rooms, with water. Apply
On tao premises. 1.3f'a.kS bs
, 1863-08-03
Brushear City Recnptured by
n Union GuubOat.
THE CITY.

COMING HoME.-N. B. Judd, our Minister
to Prussia, A coming home on q visit.
, 1863-08-03
d L r. ID .

In tha city. aug. 1st. 1a3. KLARA ". R0BERG.
sged Is months.
At E1gin. H.. July 18th. NANCY BUTLER. widow
OF the late Chester Bntler. aged 60 years.
e. Utica. New York. papers please copy.
, 1863-08-03

The August term of this court Will commence
to-day and Terminate on Wednesday. No jury
will b. empanneled, and nothing but civil cases
viii bc t1ied.
, 1863-08-03

r1sH-a1e"1snoQsc cnAn5e. we aHbso:
1TEoat .:.............. 475 et5o5
FRU1TS-Dn1Ep APPLES are In tsIt request and
steady. esles:-24 bbls Y. 7. AppIeo at rye.
H1DESQuiet and unchanged No quote:
Dry Flint. .-1344plt
eaE4 .:.-.+.'"''".'........'. -'Ao4s<t4c .
Green Country. ....- Z 10 7Ae
Hi0HWlNE51 Market n GtKc higher. 5ales:-
LUMDER-sales:-Car9 schr Carrie Wood:ori
from Kalamazoo Is N RATED boards from ChAfey's
Mills At $1o 81. SH1SaLES-75,0 900 sawed tom kal-
-
, 1863-08-03

~ Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific causes, In both sexes-neW
and reliable treatment, in reports Of the Howa53
charge. Address, Dr., ]. 8eilln HoughtQF phiis Jm
ard Association, No. South Ninth sf~i71aiV t'-
, 1863-08-03

LEAGUE AEE71sa.-Adl distinguished speaker
will address the League this evening at 8
o'clock at Warmers HILL An excellent
rpeech Is expected. Members OF other q.
L. are invited to be present.
, 1863-08-03

SHEEP-Good Mutton Sheep are In fair demand
and firm. Stock Sheep dull. Sales wefe: .
G. Sheep, averaging as rs, at...-......-...si.oo
al A.. 116 >. ......,...... 1.37
p . at 82.75 per head.
, 1863-08-03

DEARBORN LIGHT AnT1ILERT.-The regular
monthly meeting Of this company takes place this
Monday evening. Every member is expected to
be Oh hand without fail at s o'clock sharp.
, 1863-08-03

~A complete guide for pleasure travellers on
the Lakes; fulf description Of lakes Superior, MI
chigau and Huron, for sa1e by McNal1y & Co., 81
Dearborn street,
, 1863-08-03

, DpUET1Es AND PESs1oSs.-Read about Dounties
and. Pensions, on the first page Of to-days TR1s-
rNK. jya-3t
, 1863-08-03

~ F. z. Rigby, 50 Randolph Street, IL selling
Paper Hangings at leas than New York prices at
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
most liberal tet1ns. jy7.4W
, 1863-08-03

~ We would call attention to the advertise.
known honse pf ". c. Whitchee, Cincinnati, Q.
, 1863-08-03

FOURTH WARD y. L. A.-Tke election Of OF.
flcers for the ensuing term takes place on
Monday evening, August Sd Other matters
Of interest will be discussed, which will be
Of vital importance to every member: Per
order Of the F.
, 1863-08-03

Some weeks since the German Society Of
Catholics in the parish Of st. Peter com;
menced the erection Of d new Church on the
southwest corner Of Clark and Polk streets,
on. the same lot where the congregation,
under the 1oinistrauons Of Father Mayer have
worahIpped since the year 1s4s, In the small
wooden structure on the southern part OF the
lot. The foundation Of the new .edlaca. is
already laid, end yesterday being the feast OF
St. Peter, was chosen for the laying Of the
corner stone. The ceremony was performed
in an impressive manner, by Blight Rev.
Jnmes Duggan, D. D., Bishop Of the Diocese
who afterwards preached an appropriate ser
mon to the people in English, in which he
compared the Catholic Church to the Church
of the world, Of which Christ himself Is the
c1,iet corner stone--an edidce so vast aa TO
embrace ali men of all nations who shall be-
1ieye on him.
The ceremonies were rather unceremo"
niously concluded, owing to the thunder
storm which so suddenly came down. upon
them about 1 o'clock, cooling the ardoE OF
The attendants. A large number OF Catholics
were present, the principal portion OF whom
marched to the site In procession from the
German Hail, corner Of indiana and Wells
etteet, headed By vass & Deans Light Guard
, 1863-08-03

r THANKFUL ExcuRs1oS1sTs.-The citizens
Of Niles, Mich, who visited this city on IN
excursion few days ago, desire to express
their thanks to Superintendent Rice, and As
sistant supt, Hurd, Of the II. G. r. B., for
the very pleasant accommodations afforded
them
, 1863-08-03

UUuNTG CUuHT.
In the County Court-in the matter Of the grant
OF guardianship Of Anna D. Mauss, ct d!-ec 1Grts
the motion WIS to retax costs upon tho following
fee bills rendered by the clerk:
Swear and file affidavit, 10; file petition, g.;
enter appointment, 20 order bond, 2o..... $0.65
Take bond 81; swear securities TO; order ap-
proving bond 20; file bonds order record
LIZ UNAA ~ 4sAU
Record bond IS order letters 20. Letters and
record Is; order record letters 10. 150
Copy letters 30; flc copy 5; mako cnter bill rx
Conv hin at cnsts Observation-Disclosures. 0.2O
, 1863-08-03

GooDR1Cu's STEAaERs.-The most delight
full way to pass these hot days is to take one
If Good1icl's steamers that leave every
morning at O'Clock for Milwaukee, with
good band Of music, dancing, etc., On board.
Returning, leaves Milwaukee at s O'Clock In
the evening, arriving in Chicago early the fol
lowing morning. Fare for the round trip
only three dollars, including meals and
rppMgs
, 1863-08-03

For GEN. RosEcRAEs.-Messrs Huffman &
Hastinge, Who hive the contract for furnish.
Ing the Army Of the Tennessee with beefcat-
tic, purchascd Saturday, from Norris g. Co.,
very fine tour year old Durham heifes,
weighing 1000 pounds, which they will tor
ward to Gen. RQsecrnna.
, 1863-08-03

The total receipts Of Live Hogs at all the yards
for the week ending to-day amount to Il, ,106. This
is4,solmoze than last week, and o,478 more than
the corresponding week Of Last year.
Owing to the heavy receipts and a declinee In
New York the market has ended dali with down.
ward tendency, and closes dull and heavy ut de-
cline Of 25c On this day week.
We quote: -.. -
Choice heavy. 411G LIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-23
Rebel Pcrsccntion-A snd Cnsc.

II ever a dav OF reckoning comes for tie leaders
OF this iusn Rebs lion TO be hoped that the Unop
thu South who bs, been robt d and cheated ont Of thef
property OF their loyalty will be remembered at the
final ,eemeu One Of Il. most recent cases Of the hind
which edge, "a tia. Of lady who has
just arrived 81 thi, city from Savannah Her husband who
gentleman in good cireumssnce' there forced into
tho Reb army and ti.d In the earlier stages o. the
since which time she las suffered the most ercess psTeca-
tion. Being unable 20 sell her property, she wn com.
PEELED remain in the place until quite recently until.
in fact 1t became absolutely dangerous for her
1, remain longer few weeks sso she sue.
eeedod IL asong Of poren Of her I've sioet FOR the
,um Of rne hundred and siIy .dosr so Confederate
money which about enc tenth Of s SEXUAL worth, and
with her ss children started for this city Ga srvir
here. to her and di,nsy hs Learned 'c the frat
that her scrip worthless She had been srurtd 90 her
wsy through J.aao. and Norfolk that shs could
chang the staff anywhere at the North stout two Per
cent discount The lsdyi stopping al the house ofs poor
soldier In 4siht ~hsss vile accidentally deeyered her In
The street In . destitute condition.
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the receipts for all such Necessary materais imps
nts psctsr vessels brands aud bcs showing the dsso
OF their reception and giving fail details Of the articles
ceived by him in said warehouse aud The manufacturer OF
any Of said Materials implement other sItic!e upon fur.
nsbg said receipts t0tke Collector OF IterDs Revenue OF
the oi.trct where the nnfscured shall be ex'
empt from tue collection of duty upon ell articles 90
certified 20 have been .sived In such boUded warehouse,
class two.
Eghh Medicines preparations. perfumery.
e0suetc manufactured Aforesaid sha be removed
from aid bonded warehouse class eSpoa.
ou then only uron The written permit OF the Collector
Of Customs If the dstrc IN which ,ad warehouse Il To-
Csted asd the removal tor shall DE made unds tho
ppeyision Of officer appcioted by the said Col
ect,r Customs whose salary shall not exceed that paid
in ohsrge CT warehouses OF the csss UNDER
Custom. House regulation.
Ntnth; On or before The fifth day ri zach month every
PROPRIETOR Of such bonded the Superintendent
tbsreof uIske Tegrn. Oeth 20 the Assessor ~
I.rns k.ye the Disfi Zero such ART house IL
located of the articles received into sold warehouse dnfng
previous month showing the date when 20 received aud
By whom snl who're ctured and also OF the articles
ported and he will ao decere that lie mas not removed
ussd to~ed be removed frou said bonded ware
house sny Of said materials except ~ by "a" sutoAoo No
agreesly to the returns made aid said ASSESSOR shs Hsn
mt ,Uch returns TO this Office. :,
IeHh: Tue manufacturer proprietor OF s1io oopueA
warehouse eas two, shall give bond % tie tolecg. on ~
ternsi Heyeuu- OF the District which ssd "afrhouse
snssc IN Al amount required BY section 20 oil tie ae' VI
March g.