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FURTHER or THE AFFAIR AT JOHN
SONS ISLAND.
TROOPS AND BsrrERTs6AqA rHENAr
THERE. 81 II

CINCINNATI, Nov. ia.-fo nssshgenesI reiar
tive TO the Johnson's Island sSs''
TO that already teleErapned nasSeen teeesxeu.
All was quiet in that vicinity iast night
A special to the Gazette from Columbus, says
.rti,lery, were sent there yesterday.
DER. Cox left Columbus for Sandusky In q
special train last night ess.
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m,ssOURI ELECTION FOR U. 8. SEN.

JEYrERsoH CIrT, Nov. 13.-The Missouri
legislature has had ballot for United States
senators The vote stood-Brown,6a Phelps,
40. Brodhead, 39--necessary to choice 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

FINAECIAL.-New York papers Of yesterday
evening say: The stock market opened with 4
depressed feeling, but improved towards the
close. Governments are strong, state stocks
quiet, bank shares dull, coal stocks active and
railroad bonds firm: Missouri and Tennessees
were ! better. Gold Is higher. The market
after falling at one time to li6as left Off at one
O'Clock at ll6ka145A. The sales at the board
Were $4,000 at A6A al47. Foreign exchange
at ISL q ISL K
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

ADMIRAL MILNE GuING TO BERMU.
DA.
HALIFAX, Nov. 13-Admiral Milne sailed
for Bermuda this morning. His feet follows
Immediately.
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rA CALLED COMMUNICATION OF LIE.
~ o tsnon Lodge. No. 7, will be hsld At Masonic
seoa standing are invited to BE- prsssn: By order
no bat- '" AAi s.orss:r,,
NFkUkDAY ArTEKN0ON slaVIcE-MR5.
w I. sMITH. the in.tsumsn n, for the power Of
ps.f g S By
Lover Gspi t9' !, around subjse: j.. What win
=HtN!AN BROrhERHoOD.-This soce,y
ne9s SfSas 4 b
e receive the report sf i: t. the
IL s':s most
TO promote enlistments OF volunteer. for
I Ct g. y, der e ay0d Draft
rs i s.. d. q WILSON. sso'y.
" ,s!aArFIELDs BALTIMoRs CoNPEo:
sae ..s S.s
SaIls Fair. Supper: Dinasr Parties. and other
At the lee . .s
water Ices the best quality made by steam power.
r5so u!. cKnAM AND WATER ICES Of the
Fairs Balls &c ct The lowest prices, at the Phiis.
os as Gcoisesonsry' corner 18th ana stre.ts.
STlAMER NAY FLOWER HAS ARRIVED
~ from New York and is now dischsrx <Aa~
Ing carsc at foot q hiss st.. Georss 1G
& fs1 i9ssi 4
pRoFEssoR P. RIsHERY
M: F,sH.. takes ere.. pi.ssurs to snno a 10
Cotiiien Band for Balls and Par.iss he re
ffpseuuily sohcits libaral share OF pubic@x
Penn ave. bet. i'm s and IS % n 30 r.lI go
MILITARY BOOKS. DO.
Military Books At publi.hsrs' prices.
Printed Yield Greer Books; price 75e
R:1siSn And a., s.sk R.y Dl.nas; prise ., Der ioc
asnsrs oisse s Msass Win ssss nds H.
E.rsssnts' Rell Books; price 4oe.
The Comns.y Olsra; price 81.
o. All Books sent By mail. postags paid. on re-.
'' y '' Pulp 4 s0LOM0Ns,
no 1885, $50 Penn. avenue.
u ARRIVE AND
r o r s Il L e..
TO arrive At lIth street washinsteu, wharf this
Isl week The following vssssls:
JACOB BIRDsDLL.
aesEes !. =. SMITH. z+l4&
..zsez EDWARD GLADE.
WITH Hay AND BRIoK.
IN: e, ,;s. =; a,,,r ;a lans. q .o!aas..
E Meth s,y:, hard dried Tss for sale
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ll(0ll l!lIlIll
4o'0IA1cKE n.
rRos1 caATrAss. ,AsDEAsr TEN

IN 90 GU u0A8ANDEADI TEN
NBSSEE.
The War Department has received dispatches
fnon Gen. Thomas, at Chattanooga, and from
aen. burnside, in East Tennessee, dated both
=, ,.,e IA last evening, when all was quiet in
from, OF their 1espseases armies Thessnor Of
tina information from Gen burnside il snehas
to set at rest any possible current public
anxiety relative 70 mis- situation. Hefs more
than match in his present position for any
soroe he enemy can sehd against hth:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

DEsRRrER ARREsTED.-Eliah- Chapman,
deserter from a3d New York volunteers, was
arrested last night by Capt Dolan's Detectives,
and turned over to Capt. ScheetZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

REBEL DEsERTRRs.-Io John McCarty, 18th
Virginia infantry; James Gerard and John +.
Miller conscripfs, rebel deserters, were COM
mitted to the Old Capitol last evening by order
of Capt. To dbl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

: TRANSFERRED TO THE OLD CAPIToL.-Lts.
w. HI. Oliver and J. W. Jackson and private
Daniel HALEY, Sth Louisiana volunteers, pris.
oners Of war, were transferred from Armory
Hospital to the Old Capitol to-day. stsa
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W ashinxtsn Money Markell atess Quo.
tations. "s
Furnished by Lewis johnson Il CO. Rank.

Furnished by Lewis johnson e Co., Bank
ers:
.s-aa Buying. Selling.
u. 8. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......1Ee& 1897
u. 3. 5'21's ........... $500. par
II. q. 730 Notes. Ice 10,
Oua-.ermasters' Checks.
New Certidcates.. ............SS =
American 9oid.................1i las
American Silver. 130a133 lau
NEW YORK RATXS-SECOND BOARn
Coupon ss. 1881, 100; 7-S0's, 1o6X; Oeruncates
Of Indebtedness, 81; Gold, 474; Michigan
Southern. -; Northwestern, Ask; Alton aud
Terrahaute, o9h; Quicksilver, 60; Fort Wayne,
e2A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

STRIKE AMONG THE EMPLOYERS OF THE
NEW YORK CITY RAILRoAD.-On Wednes-
day the drivers of the Sixth, Seventh, Eighth
and Ninth Avenue street railroad of New
York struck for higher wages. They demand
ed SO per cent. increase, thus making their
wages So per day. Tne Companies agreed to
give them Sl.75. Yesterday morning there
were only one or two cars running on each
road and the hostlers driving them These
cars are now kept running simply to save the
charters OF the companies, rs they are obliged
TO run at least one car in twenty -four hours
under penalty Of forfeiture Of charter The
conductors have not joined in the strike. They
are each under bonds, which would be for
ftlted for any damage to the cars caused by
their neglect, and they are also bound to work
ior such wages as the companies may choose
TO pay. They understand, however, that their
wages will be raised if the advance is con.
coded to the drivers.
The hack-drivers Of New York also struck
wednesday night, and the owners Of coaches
Were compelled, in some instances, to take
their places on the drivers boxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

H0gsH FOB sENT-A comfortable Furnished
aware avenue and LIST street east. Apply on the
premises no Is 3tf
ESOR RkNT.-TWO ROOMS, with or without
T. Furniture In very pleasant loc alton. No. $40
10Th street, between L and NJ. AlEo, the Furniture
for sale. nOlS St.
EUKNIeHBD ROOMS FOR RENT,-TWo or
Only. Apply ct 267 I street, between 18th aad
18TH notS ST.
TOR eALk-A drst. class DRINKING SALOON.
L directly attached to koId's New ThesteY nor
ooiDs a,st slsss trade; For pArticl!ars inquire
at eA36TAGB Ale Vaults. corner 10th street aud
Pc. avenue. 80 NO lS-2ts
Il = THE INV YORK HOT1L,
$50 G. Street. Betpesn ~ and 6M tsyeets,
This hctel has bssn ~. IN drst.rat. ordsr The
REASONABLE price Possss.iea saa b siven inms
s, no * .as 9sa' = On u. LIST. Proprietor.
MIts KATE caAs1,s W1DDIsa HA1Oa Ag
st her Bride CersIogy. November -. Co@pos:a
Price 81 cents. and cant by mali FREE 81 poGtass.a
la'"'Aea -. faILp AssoLOwoss. s
soiast Metropolitan DookstSrs. 53S Ps sv. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

COMMITTED TO THR OLD CAPIToL.-John &.
SewalI, arrested by COL Tracy rs suspicious
character, was committed to the Old Capitol
to-day. James Gerard, 4 refugee, WAS COM
mitted yesterday. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

RICHARD l1I.-The gifted ana modest young
asPirant for the tragic scepter, Mr.. J. Wilkes
Booth, appears this evening for the last time in
the above named elegant tragedy. In his for
msr repI esentations OF Richard, Mr. b. fully
proved himself equal to the task of assuming
ro'es OF such magnitude as this part is
known to be. Tonight is his fare well benefit,
and last appearance save one "The Robbers
is underlined for to. morrow evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

The Hay = from the rish lands Of Cola ubia
ooucty u. T.. mixed vita Timothy and the 0riek
Z. North ,,ys, hard dried TIE 8 \: sre for sale
nc INV between 9Th and igiA stA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

REBEL OFFICERS HELD PRISONERS AT JOIN.
SONS Isl AND.-It has been ascertained on in.
quiry at the proper bureau, that there are now
over two thousand rebel officers on Johnsons
Island, Sandusky bay, together with forty two
others ciassed as guerrllas and spies. Eight
more rebel officers, captured by Gen Meade's
army, are now on their way to that place Sew.
eral days ago there were indications, or perhaps
suspicious, that the re bells on that island con-
templated combined movema mt for the pur.
pose OF making their escape, and on this inf for
nation being communicated to the authorities
here the requisite pre- sautionary measures were
Immediately taken, including the ordering of a
gunboat to ths vicinity, to prevent it, There.
fore the prisoners could not leave the island
were they to make the attempt. Whatever
expectation may have existed on this subject,
1t is now perfectly quoted.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS
Important from Tennessee.
THE DIsAFFEcrIoN WIDE SPREAD.

UMsReEs DEsBRrIoNs PROM BRAGG's
~: +& ARMY
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AHHIvI AND
r o r s Il L f.

TO arrive ct 18th street Washin ktoul wharf this
81 week the following vsseels:
JAO0D DIRDeDLL.
i. p. SMITH. ztI51 4
5.f tA*stt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

STlAMER NAY FLOWER HAS ARRIVED
- from New York and is now discharx A4~
Ing car 80 at foot II High st.. Georss- 28kS
town. CoDssnees will please attend to- b
the rece ption Of their goods al once
nol33t kOR6A AN Il EHINEHART ACTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13
TyREAT DIsCOvERY IN DENTISTRY.

Teeth Eztrdded irithout Pain Nth tae Ar.rit. Of
Oxygen.
would advise al persons having teeth to .x-
tract to call at DR.. IEWIBH Office,
and have them taken ont by this new @
and harmless process Also call anfQlYyYSYp
examine the Doeter's new and i'm.
you once see the great impr ~ ement In his testh
Sou will have them I'm no 9th u style than this new
snd valuable one. No. 242 Pa. avenue, betw sen
no Is B. Il LIwIv, II. D.. Dentist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

PERMANENTLY CLosED.-The following ha We
been ordered to permanently close their estab-
Iisbments: Mrs. Sullivan, Sth street and the
Boundary; James Ryan, same neighborhood;
and Daniel Genera, eth and the Boundary.
AS this was the third time the last-n named
had been ordered to close, he was arrested and
by order of Capt. Todd confined in the Central
q uardhouse for ten days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-13

H@lOk Ck1AM AND WATRR ICES of the
W. best quality delivered to Families Hotels.
Fairs Balls, &c:, ct The lowest prices at the Phla.
delpnia Oonfeotionsry, corner 18th and strssts,
90 Slim J.BUSSRLL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-21
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
PUBLISHED DAILY, SEMI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
BY TYLER AND ALLEGRE,
T E R MS.

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received for less than six months.
sas~ Subscribers changing their Post Offices,
will please state the name OF the Post Office at
which they have been in the habit of receiving
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Es.f" The paper will be stopped in all cases
when the time paid for expires, and those who
d. not wish to be without the paper must look
to thi, and renew their subscriptions in
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AGENTS and news dealers are furnished at
tn erae Of five dollars per hundred copies.
ADVERTISING.
Advertisements will be inserted at the rate
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Letters containing money are sent at the
r;.t Of The writer's thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-21

EYACIATION OF JACKSON.

J.cxsoS. July l7th.-Odr army qnie'ly
Withdrew from Jackson at |" O'Clock LIST
night, 10 prevent heinz Aankci on the right.
The sick and wounded and ali the stofe- have
been removed. The enemy did not discover
the retreat until daylight and have made no
effort 70 pursue. Our army is in line OF bat
tta here
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-21

TIE .Nituy Preparations to Suppress the
Ro.ers-l lUyiaian Heading tie Mob
!Nano 0,pAaa A$ylum Burned Dopn--1
.N;lro Haaged-Pfoclamatien IF tie Mayor,
H.. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-21

The discharge did not seem to at all affect the
fears of the crowd, although several were seen
to fall as the deadly bullets lodged themselves in
their bodies. This action Of the soldiers ell
ragged the crowd to such HI extent that they now
acted more like fends than human beings. AS
tue crowd was in one solid mass the discharge
mus: have killed and wounded some twenty or
thirty, who were Immediately removed to differ.
ent localities
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-21
THE CONGREGATIONS.

Estimated Value Of Property Destroyed.
NINTH DISTRICT.
-Four buildings on Third avenue. extending
,orth from the corner Of Forty.sxth street. Es-
mated value S25,UUU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-21

HOUSES S.lCEED AND Burned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-21
FROM THE UNITED STATES
MOB LAW IN NEW YORK !
THE CONSUMPTION ACT RESISTED.
4 Mum Der Reported Killed.

A TERRIBLE AND BLOODY RIOT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-21
THE AMERICAN QUESTION IN EUROPE

PROCEEDINGS OF PARLIAMENT.
By the arrival of the royal mail steamship
Persia, we have two days later adTices from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-21

AS soon as the soldiers poured their voley in
to the multitude they Immediately turned and
ran, being pursued in hot haste by thousands
The people seemed to follow them up with en-
tiring energy, and it said scarcelyone escaped
from the clutches Of those who laid hands upon
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
pHIxE MONEY.

DRizE soSEr Eov BEisg PAID ar Yufa NJ,
~ '.ssel. cerpi.,s hss rns ~ 80.
80 ifIta. Nfssf ~ hagnFk. aasfls<s "A. g.,t. IN.
7 = 'ai 20. O. .. sa A 2. ggi1KA "a, n. bs,.t
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
spOR rIro.

Doos vos s.Is oss ssiLL BLACK AVID fAs
-. - Hfrefiaa ''saf y IS -. tswfsf sfHfsa
Inisn yFsgtgsttt al ole. Lsrss Nss'D@sgasss
rtps y srs ssf tau rsps thse~ sIs.sts .stts
~ PgnA - ses tee tsrs ssa sss Tsfsss s.s sev<b
Isrrefw 81 :. tNs lsesr hfs a. Hss
gOBr osAv
Los sAfg cuAsP-G efLvs IN SLtrr Arp.ty
u ~ f1rnfs a saf af l-s.sss ~ ssss ia c.esr
CSe s.a.k-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Juxs II-B.tss
| Judr- BgTrs
Hkavf SUIT FOR DAMAGES AGAINST THE CITY.
WIN. Snsmed ass The Mayor Aldermen and ConuIonslty
OF the City Of New.Y York.
This action 10 brought to recover $25, 900 damages
Tor an accident 70 the p.nta 10 December 1889 caused Is
;: &. ty r. ground on tho 1'
The pa tic passing night time and IN psssine
his foo, eugh: in part Of tie stomp throwing bin
whereby he su,t,insd compound fracture Of lhe thixS
lame Tor life. Tho plaintiff from lie is
D,c. Of Rhode Island, and is resident of Newport lie
was attended by the eminent DR.. Carn0ehsn. WHO W.
examined In relation to bls injuries.
The defendant up the general donA aud charges ue1
gense tho part Of the plaintiff
The case 10 still lis,ga John Barri and Themas
Vernon appear the plaintiff and John h. Hsckett Asat
an. Corporation Counsel, sppesis forthe City.
INDICTMENTS AGAINST KoHSsTAMN.
The United States sgt. Solomon kohnstsum-
Forty-th additional indictments have been
the Grand Jury ssains thi. individual for dsns
ing the Government Five indictments were prsvtsss,s
Before Judg. SsrPnAs.
BAIL REDUCED FROM $50 900 TO 475, 900.
The United State. sgt. Solomon Kohns..u IN
This is an application made by the defendant -
the order Of ssnst him. mitigate the smeu
Honor Jsdgs Belts upon Of sdsvts covering nearly
2 At the time Of granting the order Judge Bette In
annie the voannoss papers then submitted to hiG and
mu.t grant tho order upon the assurances Of counsel -
pscsicssls under tho crcunsee snd JUDGE Bett. siss
stated that order TO show why the ball should noe
be discharged or missed would be ct once grated spp
cation of the defendant
This order having been granted and The par
Ties heard thereon after fun consultation and With
judge nes OF opinion that the bail should be mit
gated aud not discharged Tne original sum Ia which the de-
sndant TO fnd bail tiaoveo On exam
n.ou of the .dsyts submitted in support OF tae original
order to hold to bail and upon which the present lotion Il
founded satisfied many Of them were imperfectiy
taksn the witnesses spoke only 10 foreign Ian
Gasgs and did not dspose their through IN:
-dum OF sworn interpreter On such afr Iav they could
OF be prosecuted for PsIuy they have sworn falsely
Blu, Of opinion tnst there other atd.v prop
sry sken aud which contain allegations sufficiently oxpsia
the liability OF tho defendant to the plaintiff to
noang the desadAnt to bail in large Undse
all the circumstances think the bail should be fixed -
SIS Let order therefore DO entered uit a,s the
b.i by reducing the from $4,000 to S73ooo and The
required find bail in the s.tor amount aad ID
defsuIt thereof TO remain Ia CUSTODY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
SUPERIOR CouRT-PA,r Ir.-Befors Chsf Justice

Thomas Howard as The Orisnt Mutual Ius Co.
This action was brought 10 recover en- insurance
Indian Empire on her Pass.ss from New.for1 to GsiwA
The si: New Elk the z3d Of Oc'ber 1853 With
weather from NewYork to Haf.1 her ARRIVAL there On
the 29h Of Otobe she took in % tut, OF coal ADDITIONAL
DAYS fair Dot the remainder Of the pssase exceed
rough The being all Consumed recourse YVES nse
enable vessel to reach the nearest port on the north Of
Ireland which done the 18th Of Novsmoer The
principal question Of fact submissd ws whether the vessel
he'd IN adequate supply o. coal
Tho Jury found verde, for the plsip.If.
Benedict Bosrdmsn and ex-Judse Parker OF Albany fes
plaintiff; Alexander Hsn.iton and sxJudse woodraf fos
defendants
Joseph Tyler szt. The Commonwealth Fire Ina Co.
This action upon verbal policy insu'
The insurance agent called ct the ocs Of the Com
mOn....h InnI.nos Goa pany 90 u. on Of july 1909 V
stated thai he wanted an hsuranoe Of $500 on stock IA
entry the agent required him maze il binding aud tAs
clerk indoed the word binding the srso and stated
toe following menins the agent called P,e.aent
10 Jay - s i 81
Tbs plan the pe-s at tie Fulton Insurance Once. was
satisfied sud would take the risk The sgent testified tns be
sksd the President to consider binding aud he would
days bnng form Of policy In order TO have made OUT
and that Mr. hore said he would keep binding NJ Hoxie
denied that he said anything about keeping binding but
sentsd On th. gth Of July The mil ard content. totally
destroyed BY he On the came day but Iro"ledsse q
the ire the rendered the preng which Eeassd
TIE Jury rendered verde, tor the p4inlit.
M St,t aud eIJudgs Woodruff Pl.ip,is; n B. Hos
fof defendant.
Jacob sharp sgt. w. e. Adams
This was sciion gwen by the det 70 the ph.
and In the hands Of another patty with the
that when def should set his bill Of 5000 Tor dock
baudirg passed by the proper city suthor'ies the note
should Oe paid Toe bill was afterwards allowed aad
paid buhe DER refused pay the note he defense set 20
Of consideration sut dgress Der s"ofe tna me
pf told him that hi. cn would not be passed unless be
gave him and bond produced reci,iug part
ershp dock building between pit and ds In relation -
other jobs Dc that there never vas any
and that the why be did NOT
sign tbs bond PHI that there verbal azsemeat
o. paaership else present. he Jary ren-
defea verdict for the defendant Flanagan Aarsh fes
plf. John Ii. bite aud ChAnpcey Shstsr for dsIt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
II. 6. Jnternal Repenue.

A SCISSORS N0TICE.--UNiTED STATES
N IsrHRs,L RsvNsUR, SxvxSrH DlsrRlcr.-Ths Tax.
u,ysI OF III. District hereby notified. that pursuant 10
The provisions OF the Act OF Con9ress passed July i'
ented IAN Act to provide Internal keysnne Se" and
tbs act 70 amend the same passed March 1863 the
second Annual Assessment will be made
Tho Assessment viii embrace the follow ing itens:
l INcosEsDuring the year endins Dec ii, 1909, fom
Whatever source. derived.
I'd EsUssAArEp ARrcLEs-Au articles named In section
II OF the Excise law will BE- assessed og tue tsKcs 10 which
Lsy are liable during tho year ending May 1904 vs:
Carriages. Kept tor use
Billiard Tables. Kept oI use.
Silver Plate, kept for Use.
Gold Plate. kept for use.
Yachts
ID LIcESsEsAl persons engaged In business coming
within tho provisions Of law requiring them to psy license
tax 70 the United will be required the hst day Of
May 1853 application for sea'e FOR the year ending
Apni % 1904
Those holding license, will be assessed only for
s period OF thelT respective licenses
and Ma, 1851 ..r .
T,4psyers especially requested TO make their appica
ton aud ressdps tho annual lst before the ZOth
day OF June oherwi,s Assesnsnt will 10 made by the
Assessor. =. -.
Blanks may be had ct this office daily from until
D PM GtohoE =. siEiNbhENNEf,
Assessor Seventh District,
Nos 81, - and 70 isle.House. Astor.p!acs
N.w.Nork May 4, 1901