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Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

TnE REBEL NAvT.-We saw yesterday a copy
of the Register of the Confederate Naval ser
vice, captured In the late raid in Northumber-
land county. The former status of each officer
in the old United States Navy is given. 1t Is
gratifying to observe that only dozen are set
down as natives of Northern States. Six are
from New York, two from Connecticut, aud
one each from Vermont, Maine and Ohio.
These were appointed from Southern States,
although bern at the North.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
OUR CAVALRY m PURSUIT OF THEM

IL
The following dispatch, evidently wr;.ten in
much haste, has Just been received from Fair
fax Courthouse. ....a#. l6i
Captain Mosely, with his command, entered
this town this morning at two O'Clock. They
captured my patrols, horses, &c. He took
Gen. B. c. stoughton aud horSes and all his
men detached from his brigade. They took
every horse that could be found, public and
private, and the commanding oalcerc Of the
post, Colonel Johnston, OF Che Finn New York
cavalry, made his escape In q nude state, by
accident. They searched for me In every d.
rectIon, but being on the vlennu road, visiting,
made my escape. rnt.a14 .. Eg.-
can our available cavalry force are In pursuit
OF them.
LIT. t. z. osoANNER,
w.. Provost Marshal"
We learn that telegraph operator was taken
prisoner In this raid. To-. .I'
i The enemy appeared suddenly, in small
force, during a violent storm. -,1 d.
It Is understood that General stoughton had
established his headquarters at Fairfax Court
House, at some distance from his brigade, with
the consent Of General Casey. ,lr.r .. 90
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
Nominations OF Deceased Omcsrs Com
Armed.

Nominations or Deceased Ohicers Com
Armed.
The following named persons having fallen
in battle after having received appointments to
the grades for which they are herein nomina-
ted, their names have been submitted to the
Senate by the President for confirmation Of
their rank as a token of the Governments ap-
probation of their distinguished merits. This
has been the practice of the Department In
similar cases, brevet nominations and conArma-
tions having been made after the decease Of
gallant officers.
TO BE MAJOR GEERRALs.
Brig. Gen. Philip Kearney, U. s. vols, July
4, 1869. KILLED in the battle of 0hGntilly.l
Brig Gen. Israel B. Richardson, U. 8. vols,
July 4, 1852. [Dled of wounds received at tho
battle of AntietAm.l
Brig. Gen. Jesse l.. Rene, U. 8. vols, July
lS, 1862. [KIlled in the battle of South Noun
tain.l
BrigadIer General Joseph X. F. Mansfield, U
8. A., July IS, 1859, [DIed of wounds received
In the battle of Antietam.
BrigadIer General Isaac j. Stevens, United
States volunteers, July 1s, 1869. [KIled In tn,
battle of Chantllly.l
TO BE BROADER GENERAL.
Capt. W. r. Terrell, Fifth United States ar
tlllery, December 0, 1869. [Kllled in the battl,
of PerryVille.l ''
TO BE COMMISSIONERS.
The following named persons have bsennom
mated for appointment as Commission unde
the Joint resolution approved July 10, 1859
and revived Feb. 10, 1853, as proposed by tn,
Secretary of War;
Hawkins Taylor, Augustus A. Fleming ant
Francis T, Russel, of Mo.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
DlpARTliKNI oH AIATE

Washington, March 3, 1858, b,
To tAs Hon. Geo. Opdyks and othtrt, Ndc Yort.
GENTLEMEN: thank You for your invitation
10 the meeting TO be held on the 9th Instant,
designed to resolve itself into a Loyal League
of Union cltizens, and deeply regret that pub
lie occupations here prevent my acceptance.
pray that my name may be enrolled in that
League. would prefer that distinction TO any
honors that my fellow-eitzens could bestow
upon me. II the country lives, as trust Il
will, let me be remembered among those who
labored to save 1t. II Providence could disap-
point the dearest hopes of mankind, let not my
name be found among those who proved un-
faithful. b. .H n.y. ."..# .si
l subscribe 10 your proposed resolutions in
their exact letter and In their right loyal and
patriotic spirit. would reserve nothing what
ever from the sacrifce which may be required
by the country. He that preforreth himself,
his fame or bis fortune, his friend, his father,
his mother, his wife, his child, his party or his
section above his country, Ia not worthy 10 be a
citizen OF tho best and noblest country that
God has ever suffered 10 come into existence.
No one Of us ought TO object when called
upon TO re-afiirm his devotion 10 the Union,
however Internationally. I would cheerfully
renew the obligations OF fidelity TO II every day
and every hour, In every place, at home or
abroad, as often as any citizen should question
my loyalty, or as often az the renewal Of the
obligation on my part should seem likely to
confirm and strengthen any other citizen In his
patriotic resolution. The re-RfIlrmatlon is
wholesome for ourselves, even II 1t influence
no one else. Ea r...lii. .t.I
am, gentlemen. your obedent servant,
-.. .. WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
: oFFIoIAL.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PREsIDENTo OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
TO all phOm may concern. iirn
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that NLLBRo FRAzBR has been appointed
Consul of the Argentine Republic, at Phlladel-
phis, do hereby recognize him as such, and
declare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges, IA are al
lowed to the consuls Of the most favored ma
tlons, in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these
letters TO be made patent, and the seal Of
the United States to be heFeunto affixed.
IL. 81 Given under my hand at the city Of
Washington, the 9Th day of March,
A. D. 1868, and Of the Independence Of
the United States of America, the s7th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President;
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD, Secretary Of state.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
o FF ICIAL.

Headquarters PRovosF MARsHAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. "a, 1888.
Official notice is hereby given that the orders
from these headquarters concerning the closing
of bars and drinking houses after $50 p. m,
and on Sundays, have not been resclnded or
modified, and all violations of those orders
will be punished as heretofore.
By orders HENRY B. TODD,
Captain and Provost Marshal
A. 8. BAKER, Lieutenant and AdJutant.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

The suPrsmo Court Of the United statsS.
This court will meet tomorrow (TueSday)
morning, at eleven O'Clock precisely, and will
then proceed to read Its opinions in the several
cases before II.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
Correction,

correspondent informs us that Brig. Gen.
8. @. Chsmplln was not appointed from civil
life, but entered the service as Major Of the Sd
regiment Michigan infantry, in June, 1851.
lie was wounded at Fair Oaks and the second
Bnll Rnn battles.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
The Golden CrOousss and Tulip button
wood.

We noticed upon the grounds west of the
Capitol, this morning, that the margin of the
flower beds are fringed with blooming crocuses,
and splendid buttonwood Is almost bursting
into bloom, the buds resembling gorgeous
tulips. The new green grass Is springing up,
giving June look to the grounds.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

THETr.- yesterday afternoon Patrolman Lynch,
Of the Fourth Ward arrested Anderson Cook TOOL
ored) on suspicion Of stealing coat. HsWAS seen
by the oficer with the coat upon his arm and when
asked where he got H. said he borrowed II Of .
friend. FThe oficer conveyed him TO the station
house and looked him up. This morning he was
dlsfniused By Justice FefEuaon. H..~l4 90
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
THE tisEBELs NknuIuNa ON wIN-
h1MPToN's LEgI0K OR A.SP. HLLL'S
D1rLsfoF Ar LURAY. t'a'
MM Wk M' ~ HllIIUF uf b
n BA TFBE ExPEO TED.

A dispatch was received here to-day from
Gen. Milroy, 4 winchester, stating that
strong fOrse of the Confsdorates sre moving
towards Winchester. They were at Luray
when the dispatch was written. somobelIcyod
them to Be- Hampton's Legion, and others
thought they were A. P. HmS troops. Prep
urStions have been mAdo to give them warm
reception. % /" sN41Hg U~r.Hs w..
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
Coek and nullLon storiss.

Most OF the bogus rumon and exaggerated
versions OF army and navy movements, which
are so prevalent In our streets and hotels, are
circulated for effect upon the bullion market In
Wall street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
THE LATE BATTLE OF FRANKLIN
OUR KILLED, WOUNDED, AND MISSING.
THE REBEL LOSS.

NASHVILLE, March 9.-Late news from
Franklin state that our troops fought with great
valor until the ammunition was exhausted
Our loss In killed and wounded was about three
hundred, In prisoners one thousand.
The report about rebel negro regiments prove
untrue. . 1... ....
The rebel loss, according 10 their statement,
is double that Of ours in killed and wounded.
We lost no offlcer killed.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

Maj. Gen. Fremont Before the War Com
mittee.
Major General Fremont was at the Capitol
this morning before the Committee on the Con-
duct of the War.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
THIRTY -'EIGHTH OONGREss
MONDAY, March 9, 1868.
SENATE.

Mr.. ANTHONY offered resolution having
in view tho appointment Of Il committee on
manufacture, to consist Of i've members. II
was laid over under the rule
on motion Of Mr.. GRIMES, the Senate pro-
eseded TO the consideration Of executive buSl-
ness.
[The Senate was in executive session up 10
the hour Of the RspublieaH'S going 10 prsSS.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

A UCTION SALE BY 3. BO0ART.--TO-
IA MoRRW CTUEsDAY) at II O'Clock, .. M, at
800 d street, near Tenth, large assortment Of
Cookery, Glassware, sc, oOnsistinB Of
Toilet Sets, Dining aud Breakfast Plates, ChiRA
Tea Sets, Kerosene Lamps, Tumblsn, Gobletsi
CaBtorB.
100 New Yeats.
90 New Coats.
Cottage Suits, Card Tables, Wash Stands.
MifTown, EagrAVingd, OIL Paintings,
BAF-Room Tables, once DeBks,
Wash Stands, Bedstead1, Mattresses,
RafriEsTAtors, Clocks, Looking Glasses, 40.
mar sits
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
LnnIrn Combination.

The story about General stoughton being
"gobbled" so unceremonIously at Fairfax q
H. does not lack confirmation, but the General
dopa
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

RoBBrRY.Ltsst nights German captain in the
army left word at the Third ward police station
that he had been robbed Of si2a at costI's Hotel,
on the corner Of Tenth and L streets. The ofnesr
In charge at the station repaired TO the hotel and
arfrested three parties. Nothing being found upon
them to ImplleAte them in the robbery they were
discharged. .. ....0nH ,H.Em
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

ARREsr ron sTEALrNoA CoAr.-Lsandtf Phil.
ipps was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Mona
han, OF the seventh ward, for stealing coat be-
longing 10 MuHgrovo Yorbin. He was ordered to
give security for court BY Justice stratton,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

CROWDED oUTy-Late and important news at .
late hour and crowd Of advertissments compel
Us to defer the publication Of the proossdings Of
the NJ +. Conference TO our arSt edition tO-mor-
row l..-#E'Ht H"s# 81. -'. ".
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
Dress Receptions at the Executive Man
EuscUTiyE MANSION,

Washington, March o, 1858.
The usual public receptions being over for
the season, there will be Saturday Afternoon
drsI receptions until April 1st, commencing
Saturday, March nth, from one to three O'Clock.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
no.r,r of fD,,patoh.a fro., Diuls.

Monsieur Dumas, bearer Of dispatches from
Richmond otis Frencb end ,3pgllsh Minister'S
srrissd N tbs city yostefaAy" " mo opteolsO OBJ
jects Of his mission have not been made known.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD.
oFFIoIAL.
NOTICE.
WAR DEPARTMKN1

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington CRY, D. c., Jan. 96, 1858.
In consequences of the pressure of business at
the War Department, passes for citizens TO visit
the Army Of the Potomac will be given at the
ofice Of Lieut.. Col. Conan, 1s2 Pennsylvania
avenue, above Nineteenth street. jaSO
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Washington, January 20, 1882.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the nrst OF next
month. q. -,.-. ..--
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

A garrulous barbar being required to shave
a celebrated wit asked him, "How shall ] shave
you, Sirl"
''ln silence" was the reply,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
atool. nIark.t To-dnx.

woars indebted to Jay Cooke & Co., bankers,
for the following condition of the stock and
sale market today
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

public and private, was a necessity which could
not have been avoided; and that as such cur.
rency binds all the property, real and personal,
owned within the limits Of tho United States,
n constitutes an obligation Of uucquallod au.
thorlty and value, the upholdng Of whioh, by
10 .roaly acceptanoc. BY insplring confidence
~ its validity and safety, and by denouncing
al efforts 10 dlscredit II, BY vhonisoeyef made
or for whatever purpose, are duties a. lupefa-
i've e any how eppertSining to an American
citizen.
sundry letters wefe laid before the meeting
from distinguished gentlemen whose presence
had been invited, but who were unable to attend.
We make room for three Of thems .#g /
Lsttsr from M. &cretarn Ssnnard.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

A horse dealer, describing . uaed up horse,
Gaid he looked as II he had been adltlng daily
pEpsr
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA. .a
ATTACK ON FORT Nc McALLISTRR.
DESTRUCTION OF THE REBEL STEAMER
NARHyIILE CONFIRMED, .'

NEW York, March 9.-The steamer Fabkoe
arrived last night from Port Royal with adyices
TO the Sd inst. Before leaving, very heavy
firing was heard in the direction Of Savannah,
supposed to be an attack by our troops on Fort
McAlllster. r..
The destruction of the rebel steamer Nash
vile, by the Monitor Montauk, Com. Worden,
ls confirmed. go. ....--..-. .. r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

EB-The Minnesota papers are complaining
of thRw and muddy roads.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

~ The Omss a Shs National RsRebli.
Ylvania avenue and ID street. 4rH
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

RRBEL CAVALRY ON THE RAMPAGE
a. AT FAIRFAX COURT-nOUsE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09

oFFICBRS, lBN AND HORSES COB.
4, sFs- b. ~. 3, BJBD UP. q as.z' .''
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
o-r Outs,as Fo-aav

Contains interesting reading matter, including
tslegTsphio dispatches. - 80 IT,. '. I'D. 80
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
SRC0Nl EDIYIQE..
EQvh a.et.Oclk, ?. y.

I Nqahinatioiss 20 me Senate. Ml
Y CAPT Theo. Gaines, Stlr Ohio voluuteers, b
be judge advocate, with the rank Of major, OF
the Twenty-sccond army corps, November !,
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
A. 8. BAKER,

Lieutenant and AdJutsnt. mi
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-09
FFICIAL.

WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-25
HOW \ MAN FEELS IN BATTLE.

There can be nothing more pnzzlng than the
ANALYSIS oi one feelings on a battlefield. on
conn,t describe them satisfactorily to yourself
a. nthcrss To march steadily up to the mouths
a = hun[}rel cannon while they pour ont fire
ao3 smoke and shot and shell in a storm that
nnvS the men Ike grass. IS horrible beyond
misunderstanding i is absurd to say a
man can do il without fear During Hancock $
cI?arye II fredericksburg, for long distance,
the sl0De was swept By such hurricane OF
death that VIC thought every step would be our
last, and an willing 10 say. for one: that |
v.Es nratty badly scared. Whatever may be
sa;[1 nho,,j s:gettir4 used to it, old soldiers
secretly dread battle equally with new ones.
But the most difficult thing to stand up under
is the suspense while waiting, as we waited at
rrodarick sbure, drawn UP IN line Of battle on
the e1ge q field watching the columns lie
nast US and disappear in cloud Of smoke,
Where horses and men and colors so down IN
confusion. where all sounds are lost IN the
screaming Of shells the cracking OF musketry,
the thuntIer Of artillery, and knowing that our
own +nrn comes next. expecting each NOM ut
4he word forward" It brings strange kind
II relicf when forward comes You move
mechanically with the rest. Once fairly in toI
i vonr sensiibilities are strangely blunted; you
rave comparatively nothing about the sights
that shocked you at first: men torn to pieces
bv cannon shot become a matter OF course 1t
snch time comes a latent sllstcnance from
Within Us. or above rs, which 40 mau antlcl-
mites who has not been ia such place before,
and which most men pass through lite without
L,ov;nr ANYTHING about it. y hat IS IT,
Whnre I}os< i come from?-[ Cor, Springfield
Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-25
JOHN z, COOKE,
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER.

CHEAP FAMILY UKUUER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREElf,
EyAS constantly on hand, Nos. l. 2 and
/ ( sIackere in barrels. half barrels, and ki:;
Salmon, Potomac Herring, Smoked Halibut'
Smoked Herring, and Smoked Beef Also
choice brand of Sugar Cured Hams, 70, "a nily
use; Shoulders and Breasts. and general as,
sortment Of goods for fap1ilS supplies. Calsnd
examine. dec2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-25

Inc NIankfOrt. n.y.. OEicS)JHutllu " W
Cincinnati Gazette says, in reference to the re
cent DISPERSAL Of the Democratic Convention
at that place that Col. Gilbert is sustained BY
the loyal people, and that the Legislature IN.
stead ot tensuring, will thank him. \ Seces-
sion lawyer tried to get one Of the Judges tc
empanela Grand Jury to investigate the mat
ter: bat the Judge refused, saying that even
# the Jury were in session h. would not suffer
an investigation. as the courts has no right tc
interfere with the military authorities.
1uis now stated, on good authority, that
General Butler has been ieasslgned to the de-
partment Of the Cult, which is made to en-
brace Alabama as we'll as louisiana. General
Banks will go to Texas
On Saturday night one Of the mortar schooners
stationed near Alexandria captured the schoon-
er Mail, which was about leaving with a cargo
Of contrabana goods for the South, and the tol-
lowing persons:-E. Il. (5arnsay, suffer;
Smith Raynor. captain J. B. Chandler, H.
R. Soper, John ". Calder, A. K 7. Trask:
John Wall. jr., 6. ". Whitney, NJ. e. 1rask,
". s. Hartman, T. 5. Carey, and Peter
Lewis and Geo. IIiII, coored crew. They were
brought up yesterday, and last evening were
sent to the Old Capitol.
The President has nominated Dr.. n. {.
ToWle, Of Washington, to the office Of Register
Of deeds for the county of Washington, D, c.,
recently created.
Tue English operatives sent out in the steam
ship Canada remained at Halifax employment
being found for them there.
General Hooker was in Washington on Mon
lay in consultation with the President and
Secretary of War.
The crew Of the gunboat Isaac z. Smith,
captured in Stone River, S. c., on the Both
Of January last numbering 95 men, have arrlV-
we'd in Washington After being captured
they were taken 10 Charleston, where they
were put in prison al kept for week, and
from thence they were sent to Libbey Prison.
Richmond, where they were kept until Friday
last, when they were paroled, and sent of by
a Aas of truce boat When the gunboat was cap
turel there were nine killed and seventeen
wounded
James. G.. Mcclure & CO. sold farm Of 81
acres. situated at the crossing Of the railroad
and turnpike, about half :: mile beyond BIa-
densburg, for 81. 100.
Joseph Nichols, LIST Lieutenant 10th Maine
volunteers, has been tried by court-martisl at
Falmouth, and convicted Of conduct prejudicial
to good order and military discipline, III having
rendered his resignation when in front Of the
enemy, on the ground that he regarded the
President emancipation proclamation as mex
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-25
ACCOMMODATIONS EypRryy

WA,SHINGTON AND -ALEIANDp,,
YyHE undersigned begs to inform the c;t;,. 4.
L Of Alexandria and Vicinity that he will v';l1eAs
Monday. January 18th, commence runn;n '', IN
EXPRESS between Alexandria and VasI5;na'A
ton, for the purpose Of conveying any and :,
articles (not band OF freight Orders m a'
be left at Rosenthals shoe store, No. IS KY
street. Alexandria, or at NcGrogor's furn;tn,s.
store, No. $50 1th street. Washington. All IN
srcss entrusted to his care viii be promptly NJ,
tended to. The patronage Of the public is u.
spectfully solicited.
Jan -.6-1m ". N. DODGE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-25

william, Brown, Of the 81 New York In1open-
dor,t Ratterv was shot on Wednesday, near
T,iver,3ool Point, while attempting to desert
70 the MARYLAND Shore sergeant III the Onel-
IA TndeDendent Cavalry performing the act
Snch instances Of speedy rotrlbutlon exert a
= Wholesome iD4ucnco upon intending deser.
.ars From the commencement OF the war, the
la,,;eocy exhibited BY our military auFhoutles
has placed ,leserton at q premium, ana tnere
i scarcely village Or town through the coun-
,rv which does not contain one OF more oeser-
tiers from tie Union armies In some cases near
" entire regiments have managed TO olsa]
near" Gen Hooker, Il IS encouraging 70
know. comprehends the magnitude Of this EVIL,
aud one Of his first acts On being promoted TO
The supreme command was to lnaugnrate zig
oro,s measures for its prevention. Guards,
s;police'' have been organized and stationed
a,,d 81 50 man, points as to render escape
,Lnoet innossiI3le. Detectives have also been
cont Nortf, to bring back such as have 1gno-
,n;nnns]v deserted their comrades IN arms
Two hundred and fifty arrived in one batch &
tayy DAYS since. Baltimore auiorloan
The Y. Y. Tribune says-It is understood
that os sooD Is the CONSUMPTION bill shall have
rassc1 the House. there will be call made tor
six or eight hundred thousand men. 1t IS ex-
nactcd that the soldiers whose term OF service
IS about * piring will ofer themselves as subst-
tutes for unwilling conscTptS.
On Friday Of last week, Alexander Har1s,
$50 > member Of the Lancaster bar, was arrested
Il ok. Pa. by the military authorities and
n1,cei in charge Of Captain lEc(}owan, Of the
patansco Guards. until Saturday afternoon
when lie was released ca a writ Of habeas cor
pas.
The sudden death OF an estimabe young
)a.]v ia London from her dress taking fire, has
brought out a severe Accommodation Of the pre-
va,es1t crinohne fashion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-10
TNTERNAL VEN NUE..

NTOTICE.-All persons are hereby notified
" and required to make out q list or lists Of
all income property, goods, wares, and mer-
chandise articles or objects owned by them or Of
which they have care, or management, subject
to duty or tax, together with the amount ut any
due for license, under and in conformity with
IAN act to provide Internal Revenue to support
the Government and pay interest on the public
debt approved, July 1st 1852, and an 1o act
amendatory thereof approved March Sd, 1863
and present the same to me at 100 Prince St.,
within Is days from the date hereof.
Sec o impOses q penalty of five hundred dol
lars. for delivering a false or fraudulent list.
Sec. II imposes penalty Of so per cent, - on IN
the amount of the tax and q forfeiture Of SlO0
for neglect or refusal to furnish the required
list JOSIAH WILLARD,
aug @eo2v i. S.-Assessor Sd Dis.