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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29

SURVIVING REVOLUTIONARY Pm.
sIoNERs.--There are now living but
twelve soldiers Of the Revolution, aud
on the lth instant Congress passed q
vote OF thanks 10 them, OF which Il
copy was ordered to he sent TO each.
Seven and probably eight Of the num-
Der were born in New England Their
names, birth place, present residence,
age and amount of annual pension are
gwen as follows:
James Barham, on the st. Louis,
Missouri, roll, al s32,33 per annum
born in Southampton county, Vir.
GINA, May Is, 1905 aged ninety
nine years nine months.
John Goednow, on The Boston, Mas
sachusetis, roll, at $37 60 per annum ;
born in Sudbury, Middlesex county,
Massachusetts, January 80, 1862
aged l02 years one and half months,
Amaziah Goodwin, on Portland,
Maine, roll. at S3s SO; born in Sum-
mersworth, Stanford county, n. H.,
Feb. 10, 1859; age los years.
William Hutchins, on Portland, Me,
oil, at $2l &c; born in York, York
county, Me-. (lhen Mass in the year
1854.
Adam Link, on Cleveland. Ohio,
roll, at $50 per annum; born in Wash
ington county, Penn, age 1902 years.
Benjamin Miller, on the Albany,
n. T., roll, at s24 81 per annum ;
born in Springfield, Mass, April 4,
1864 age 90 years ten and a half
months.
Alexander Maroney, on the Albany,
New York, roll, a, IS per month ;
born in the year 1870, enlisted at
Lake George, n. "; aged "a years ;
enlisted by his father, as lie was
young.
John PeitengilI, on the Albany,
New York, roll. at $50 per annum /;
born IN Windham, Connecticut. No.
sember 80, 1866; aged 81 years, q
monEhA
Daniel Waldo. 90 the Albany. New
York. roll, a, SOC per annum born
in Windham, Connecticut, Septem-
Der, 10, 1862; nge l0i years 81
months.
Samuel Downing. { papers do not
show his age }. on the Albany. New
York, roll, II $50 per annum; served
10 The Second New Hampshire Regi.
ment.
Lemuel Cook. on Albany. New
York. roll. At 500 per annum no
age or birthplace given IL papers.
Jonas Gates, on the ST. J0hnsbury.
Vermont, roll Al s. per month age
iei years; born IN Barre, Massaehu-
srtls.
The National House Of Represen.
taiives recently passed bill, increas-
ing the pensions of each Of the fofego.
tag, 500 additional per asin1m, 10
eeasC a their death.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

THIS invaluable medicine Is unfaiing ia the cur
d al those painful and dangerous diseases incident
70 ths female constitution
u moderutes ali excess removes al distractions
from whatever eaase, and brings on the monthly
period with regularity.
These Pulls should not be- taken by females thai
are pregnant during tbs FIRST THREE MONTHS
as they are snre to bring Miscarriage bat az ev
cry other time aud Ia every other they per
ertiy safe
In AZ eases 81 Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain
10 The Back gnd Limbs, Heayiness Fatigue on slight
exertiun ralpatafion q the Heart Lowness u spir
lis Hystcrics Sick Headache. Whites and AL thu
painful diseases eeoasloned hy d dsoFderud system
these Pills viii effect cure when all other means
have failed
Full directions ~ pamphlet around each package
which should IL carefully preserved
They can b. sent IN o bottle, containing 30 pills
post free, by enclosing and hree-cent stamps Il
any agent sold BY an Druggists. sole United
States agent JOB MOSES.
fyn q Cortandt street, New y ork.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF ~ TIN MINUTES.
BRFfN~S PULMO.NTc WdFERs

~ suiailing 10 the care II c0rsns, Cotps. Asga~A
hhoNtagfis, sgsE Tmokr, HuAausfarss. nssYa,
etts bsE aTHlSe IsrifnxT DassrsrItoS, Aap
histAt1s - fmH LrSas They. Asye no t4s4e 81
nsedleine, and any eliid Riii taka iheu Ihousahds
have bcsn restored @ heath tAss Asd bsfar despair
81 Testimony given 81 hanrcds u esseA 4 single
aase relieves "a rFx a1SrrEk
ISIS for BreanA rsimonic WAfsrs--the oriwiaal
apa only genalss Il stamped silfyaa- Spurious
kinds sre offered fsf sale TWENTY-FIVE cents : box
Sold By al Druggists
JOB MOS - sole Prsprieior
iy4i y COtlandi street New York
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Tts sssasg = - psupesNsy lswNrsf he
ssi1,sf = siisstrSteS ~ sssr esa3sei -
- rszusyiYssss s<1ais. wAsa a. Amtud-
ms1s v fhs censstutia1 Fivias saiaisrs sAs
rewm u uts easss uF Esery Cases ssa-
a,sf soss4 n 80 abrasive sven peza-
srss te,sa o srs Ivneestt.s ssnsisEs
aslFes fhs ssss. asd suiy as.s ftaosrsi saf-
Fosiea he 1nenAnsat.
Gsv BasAaagtaEs q reaneeii1ri, nsa
hasiaF srswu hs salary faF he past eight
ssn mansts. bas efserta ths Treasurer 70
credit ihs phels amouai. sl.sbo, 70 DE
STATE Fasa e. iks bereki q sAs sch aa3
wpsu&sd ssldseFa,
Whsn = persisn u KArasr,ek : sEFeditisa
vas passing sleas pssr FreisFiskshai heir
amsn,saa wss afirseiei By EEL snd EoinE
eas,isptly ia tie direction q tbs sound thsy
discovered "a sssiies guing "a sBd sss ne
rroes en- ,hs biock. las, - the aaesienesr
sskea 4" who bids +" KHpa,riek stepped
cot and sad . hi3" The scene that follou-
81 can b btstsr imasginei than DESERVED
Sen a;ot llieks, q Maryland, has had oHs
q hs iegs ampuiatei IN consequences of an
ankle sprain, reosivcd some tine age while
Stepping upoa = railway train IN motion.
The Boston Traveller gives Gen Neal Dow
rather d doubtful Oou,plImsn, in saying
that BY being exchanged ter Gen Fi,rhugh
Lee. We get COED nau aud the rebels good
soldier
Jane Yslverson, widow u Hon Augustus
Yelysrton the brother Of Lord Aronmore and
uaels of that Major Yelvsrton whose mar
rage and lawsuits have made such q stir
within the past eve years. was found on
bitter cold morning betw cen two and three
lying in the gutter with the refuse water
flowing over aud around Der half naked body.
frozen 10 death. She was 3 deprayed, be
sot,ed and hAbiiual drunkard, and met her
death on one Of her nigh, debaaehes.
Ben. Wade was recently seen carrying an
umbrella on sunny day, and being spoken
to about il. said he had heard the Army Of
the Potomac was 10 motion aud II always
rained within twelve hours afeI that army
made move
An English newspaper says only one per-
son ever got to the bottom Of the schleswig
llolslein question, and he was German
professor, who Immediately went mad
The cbarleeton Mercury speaks Of the
1.-TWO hundred aud forty-sixth day Of the
siege " as the "quie,est the city has known
for a long time" there no. being shell
thrown or gun fred
AN. C. paper contains an advertisement
stating that . Miss Pauline NJ, Wilmington
n. G., II years Of age and five feet four
inches ID height, is a candidate for mairi-
mony with 800 900 fair complexion.
flowing ringlets, golden in their hue. A.
Northern paper is so absurd as 10 pass by
the golden ringlets &C.. and ask whether the
money i in greenbacks.
The New Jersey Legislature is about TO
pass bin imposing $500 6ne upon anyone
who enlisis black soldier in the Union ar
nies from that State. Poor little New Jer-
sey Is clear behind the age. Fihy years
hence What consolation will che fnd for hay-
ing such g blot upon her record.
The Norfolk Roquime says the Govern
mon, has contract With Hon. John Miner
Bolts 70 furnish two corps Of the Army Of
he Potomac with wood. 1000 cords month
at 81 cord, the soldiers cutting and haul
ing it themselves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29
nosrE1rrR's CELEBRATED STOMACH

HosTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
BlIfEbs Is one u the greatest strengthening prep
araiipns cNiaat II Is especially adapted Ia those
who arr afflicted with the Fever and AgHe, or any
other disease arising from disordered condition u
thu digestive organs For the Fever and AgDe there
Is perhaps no medicine IN the world equal to IT, as
is so Important 10 bring about healthy action in
diseases u this nature The Bitters are now among
the most popular, and at the same time valuable
spetiacs ~ The medical world. II recommending Il
70 the public, We are fully conscious " doing them
greaeseryice, knowing. as We do their mani ex.
eellcnt qualities and sure and speedy action In ali
where the disease IS caused by rrsgularity u
the digestive trial viii suffice for the most
skeptical - See advertisement
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, every
whore. 30
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29

HAVING facilities equal. IL not superior 10
- any other House, for obtaining my Goods
Direct, nuder Custom House Seal, | most re-
specially call the attention 81 the County
ComF issioncrs, also Town Agents and dealers
generally, 70 examine ny goods before puFchs
Ing. an GoDds Warranted as fepTtssntsd. ov No
Sale. Ny stock consists In part - follows
0tard Dupey & CO., J. & + Marleft, jules
Robin & CO.. NJ Barfiarrion q Co.. United Pro-
pFietors, Pellsaoinie & SIgnslle Brnndiet Mu
ler's swa6, De kapper's London Excise. 81.
Nicholas, Excelsior and citron True Gins, 81.
Croik, Jamaica ADD Antique Runs LONDON.
Hungarian aad Burgendy Port Wines, Sweet
and Dry Soath Side Msdsria, Pale and Brown
sherry Wires, Zimmernag's and Longworhs
Ohio Whhss Champagne and Ciaref. ofvnrious
brandt. OLD BOT RBON, Mobongahela, Old
Rys ard Wheat Nhlskies, o. the very finest
quality. Also. Mehau's Irfsh aaif Wbiskey.
Al q which are offered a. the lowest market
prices.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dlarrh~a sad ~ ssntery slB aseiinats ths Ve3.
aHtecfs ~ aafe ihsa ihe taiiais x fht rsesag.
iafffiqff ever atsA e. Z thai b. aaFgles wsjb
Asn' inn tngRtf @ iiattss Als plIAs Thfif use
q inaia sna Re- 1flaca aasea thppaaHss az Bf3lsh
saiestia # eebsA Reeuts asa ti.ie I'ef issi W box
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29

tomfnIssIOnrrH NotEess
Iyk. the sabseribers being sppatnssa b. III Hon.
" The Probate GoaFt fsS - IsssFies u Manch-
ester Commissioners v receive, exau4ae 1Dd sa3ust
ths s.nlms aBd demands u al persons sgnlrsst ths
Estzte "
Ithama Hale.
ait u WiAl II ssia District diseased and also 81
tsaius and demands exhitited 70 esssf thereto and
az nsqnihs irsm tie 6sA day q Masrh go be-.
iag siosed ty SID CeErt Cor thss parpose. ", d.
tfersCTr hereby give ngtiee. that viii attend n
tas tusiaess q aus apptantmrrt 81 baTtd Brigrs'
lHn. q sasd NsnAsih - To isth Gays IL 5aly aad
September next frags ! % 4 dock r 81
laets1 81 Ninssss. esss itft Day - Maret. a b.
-
SETH TATI0R ~,
- r SRAHsw fcsm's
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29
VETERAN SOLDIERS
OF THE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE

Two Regiments d Veteran Volunteer Ini1lIr
are authorized to be raised IN this State, and
the g vernon Of Vermont calls on Bennington
County for one full Company TO be raised A.
speedily as consistent.
All able-bodied mer, between the ages q rs
and As, who lave heretofore been enlisted, and
have served not les than niae months, who
produce an honorable discharge from the SER
vice, Of The uenalfarn, alld can pass the exam
lnatlon required BIZ fine inusteriBg regulations
Of the United States, NAV be enlisted under
this orderas Veteran VOLUNTEERS.
Every Voluhteef enlisted and mustered int
the service as veteran under this order. viii
be entitled 10 receive from the United Sts,es
one months pay IN advance, and bounty AID
premium of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29
MARRIAGES.

In Manchester, March 28d By Rev r. = Cush-
man, WILLIAM r KENT. 81 Manchester, 70 DIASA
NooD, Of Medinah, N. "
In Putney, March ~. BY Rev. n w. Dwight Mr.
FREDERrCK Il. Conn and Miss MARY r. PIERCE all
Of Pntney.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29
Farm, FOR saie.

I OFFER NY Fam FOR SALE sitasitd IL the
L aorth psFi y sais teWh 1htSe IS sssns over 40
sefss y lshd ever 80 iiapFored iBeiasthe TifEEE
In ELliNC not ~. aYa al hsesssAry bllidings
q gest -epar Aisa ~ 1tssl - he abess Fsrm.
osaslsilnF - sYer Aaa .HEEr aad iat ~ CONS,
Ygf ~ CATTLE OXEN ana ifoIsrEs Terrss
YaFy easg ~ fasiaeF psrstggaFs sagairs o. ~
dssss the subteFsieE
GE0RGE BAESAED
rsesvy Poiss + q ioss. isas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29
commissioner. No.Ice.

COMMISSIONER Notice.
I'VE, the subscribers being appointed by the Ion.
w the Probate Court for the District Of Maneh.
ester, Commissioners 70 receive, examine and ad.
just The claims and demands Of al persons against
the Estate Of
Abraham Mason,
late Of Wnhal In said District deceased and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto: and
tx months from the cath day " March, 1864 be-
ing allowed hy said Court for that purpose we do.
therefore hereby give notice that viii attend Is
thu business u our appointment 1t the dwelling
house Of Ly man Z. Bolster, in said Winhall on the
last Saturdays 81 june aud September 1864 from
one TO four o'clock. =, NJ. on each Of said days
Dated at Winall. this Gath day Of March, A. u.
1864
ZENO X. CONE
% DANIEL FARNuM. Nohi
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-Four Hundred and Two Dollars
To DE rAID Isl ToLLows. w

Upon being mustered into serve he will
be paid one months pay III advance, SIS %
FirstinstalTnent Of Bounty, rs 90
Premium, 400
Total payment OH muster, $40 "
At the first regular pay day, or two
moths after muster 10, $40 "
AT the first regular pay dey after.s
months service, 60 90
AT the frstreguiar pay day after the end
OF the first years service 50 ~
AT The fret regularpay day after eighteen
months service. ZOO
At The first regular pay day after two
years seryiee, 90 %
AT the first regular pay day after two
and half wears service 50 %
Atthe expiration ofthree year'sservies.
the Remainder Of the bounty win be
paid, T5A
and each enlisted man will be entitled to the
state pay Of 81 per month, and T. >. pay IL
Sl3 per month.
II the government shall not require these
troops for the fnil period n three Wears, and
hey shall be mustered bohorably ont OF Gsr
Ice before the expiration Of ;heif term Of en-
is,ment, they viii receive, upon being mus
cred out the whole amount Of bounty remain
ing npaid, the same rs II the fall term had bees
xarycd.
The pay and subsistence Of the men win
commence from the day Of their enlistment
The General Recruiting Office for BsnniagLas
County is established al the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29
DEATHS.

In jamaica, on the 18th inst. OF cancer in the eve
FREpEElca T., son Of Liberty and Abigail johnson
aged years and me month
Fell disease had sealed his eye lids,
shutting out the light Of day,
Long before his gentle spirit
From its prison passed away.
But his suierings now are over,
Pain and anguish cannot come
To disturb bis happy spirit
Ia Us bright celestial home Ecs
In Rupert on the I2ih Inst, Mrs sNirH, late relct
d haddeUs Smith aud mother Of H. S smith Esq.
Of Rupert aged y years.
In Rupert. on the i4th inst, MARY EMMA. daugh.
ter of David Towsiey, ESD suddenly OF fever IN the
18th year of her age.
In rupert at the residence Of VIM Scott, Esq.
Miss Ellis Norton.
In south Cbarlestown, n. IT,. Of cancer ii the
mouth. Mrs LYDIA kENDALL. wife u the late Silas
Kendall, ~ Winball. Vt, aged 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29

FTfHE Rate BILL faf tha BsaHtr tax i sss ID
= ng hsH4s saa AZ fhuss Wha uasa 70 avali tAsta.
ssiffs ~ tse siseaant Areats - tafe fsbs love-
msa gstF ss44 isa il TIE m1s,h x as-et
10HE EoBfEfs 7nessurs-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29
SCHOOL HARMoNIUM,

with or without th. Harmonic Attachment and
Manual Sub Bass. This instrument has no
equal Of rs size for power and efficiency and
s reallvthe most desirable for Sabbath Schools,
Churches, Lecture Rooms, Nesifies, Public
Halls, &C., that can be obtaned as the low
price at which II Is sold brings 1t within The
means Of the most limited, and supplies a place
which II has long been felt no instrument wac
peculiarly adapted. It's sire, compactnet.,
power and beauty Of tone neatness and sim
plicity Of reconstruction and ease OF management
viii at once recommend u 70 every one ~ be-
ing all that Is claimed for Il.
Ug- Every Instrument warranted
r "A ~ o y
From the best Manufacturers, new and second
hand for sale, mud 70 reut on the most reasona
bic terms.
1Z- Address,
IS EsTEY. Braitleboro. W.
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Plesss call and examine this stock q goods which
we have purchased It the beat rates with the lnten
tiaH q selling them 70 our customers on the most
favorable terms Remember the gizee.
fie''y r. ~ MI; d. aiost RUTLAND.
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lalrh ana l1IaiM eoffna.

Meialie Burial cases Rosewood and Mahogany Cas-
ksts neatly TRAINED and furnished At short noties
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JOURNAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE
PERFECT MELODEoN,
Vita Patent Harmonic Attachment, Bdss
Damper and Manual Sub Bas

The world wide renown these Melodeons
have obtained within the last few years is a
sure evidence Of their superiority over all 9th
ers. We are now manufacturing some thirty
different kinds of these Instruments, and have
recently added to our former large variety, the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-29

GENERAL STATUTES or VERMONT.
FaF sale a J. c ROBERTS
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-26

The new literary weekly, ThI Round Table, is
succeeding beyond expectation, having in the
surprising short space Of two months estab-
lished Itself upon paying basis, while Its sub
scriptionB are steadily Increasing. It's un-
hinchIng boldness Of criticism has not only
gained II friends but many enemies, who have
assaulted II violently through its New York
rivals, and have thus done 1t an especial favor
by advertising 1t. The Nsp Nation is issued
only for the campaign, and Is Intended solely
10 write up Gen. Fremont and his friends, and
write down all who stand In their way. A
daily paper was proposed, but the publication
OF Il deferred It'll Eater In the campaign, on
account Of the expense. The edltor-in-chief OF
the Rep Nation is Gen. Cluseret, the man who
particularly glorihed In 1t, and the editor by
whom most Of the heavy work Is done Is Ed
ward 9. Freeland. They are not sanguine OF
eleeting Gen. Fremont President, but In their
lalure 70 DO so, mean to make him the leader
o. tne tsalcals, somewhat as Fernando Wood
Is me leader Of the Democratic,
Most OF the New York daiIIes are fionrIsbIng
The Eeeatng Post has run up ia snbscTintjon
List 10 10000 and over, pleasIn0 evidenee 70
the publishers that paper IN man. raS,Sao,S
the beat In New York ia appreciated. rbs istsst
project In the newspaper field Is A nov evanIno,
paper, to be intended particularly for ci,S si IS
seribers and TO give faithful gieanin5 - ~.
local news OF New York, which Is done ~, ' h
none Of the daily papers. The mater i. ~
good hands, and success Is conadentlv ~
dieted. Y. X. Olmstead, formerly az ~
springfield Argus, has recently become NIGH
edltor OF the Journal Of Commerce, ana John Y
roster, late OF the BOetIing PoSt, has assumed
o9tonAl charge OF HdTpsr'I Rseklv.-N Y
Oo'Ts'' Springfield HaSS. Republican.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-26
.MEDICAL..
or \ oIAL MOTTO 4.


Dr.. N. vELLNps Private Hospital, In the Fsd.
srh Hook, Corner ofssvsnih and streets, oppo.
lite the Post and Patent ono.s. Rooms "a and ~,
up stairs, Washington, D. C. VI
All diseases Of = private nature treated in the
best scieztino manner, and radical cures sRsotsd
in all sassa. sYPHIITIc AFFECTION, esE-
oRRHGA, CLEFT, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of ToLJPTBOVs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the eSEERITITE
ORGANS, from any cause Whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured alSs,
GOVT, RHEUAATIsM, SEURALsIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
ZONES, and JOINTS ScRoFvLA, BLoTCHEs
on TEE FACE ERUPTToNson the Limbs and body
and all other ERuPTIvE DIsEAsEssndD DISEASE
Or the BLOOD, IRON whatever cause they msy
have arisen. d..
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what ysur disease, let no false deli
esoey prevent you from applying Immediately to
DR.. vsllny, who is ACKNOWLEDGED to be By far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not to come and make
known your mi,fortunss, and he will speedy send
you on your way rejoicing.
sELF-ABusE. ..
That dreadful seourEs Of the young, INDUCED In
when alone, destroys the ssnsrstivo organs, units
them for married life, producing weakness Of the
back and limbs, loss Of animation and muscular
pow or, papitstisn ofthe heart nervous Irritable
iy, loss OF memory, melancholy habits, insanity,
consumption, and death.
YOUNG MANI In view Of the dreadful oonse-
quenoes Of delay, do not fall 10 make your ease
known immediately TO Dr.. vellny. Tsur secrets
with him are sacred, and you may confidently rely
upon his medical skill.
Thousands whose systems were shattered and
who were on the brink Of the grave, have beer
brought back to vigorous health BY his SEilliu
treatment
MARRIAGE
Married persons, or those contemplating natri
mony, who suppeot themselves Of imPotonoJ SEMI
sal weakness, or any disease arising from a 70
lased state OF the genital organs, whether thsI q
suit Of disease, injury, youthful indiSerotlons,
| l.. Ii.
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TINTED STATES INTERNAL REV.
ENUE.


Annual TdreS for 1850.
The attention Of Taxpayers IL hereby called to
the provisions Of the United States Excise Law
relative TO the assessment OF annual taxes. -.
BY the sixth section of the act OF July 1, 1852, 1t
Is made the duty OF all persons partnerships Arms,
associations, or corporations, made liable to any
Nsnas agt saf on 81 t
to the Assistant Assessor Of the District where
located OF the amount Of annual income, the arti.
business or occupation liable to pay any license.
Every person who shall fail to make such return
by the day specified will be liable to be assessed by
the Assessor according to the best information
which he can obtain and in such case the Asses
sor II required TO add NIFTY per eentum to the
amount Of the items Of such list.
Every person who shall deliver to an Assessor
any false or fraudulent list or statement, with In
tent to ~eVAde the valuation or enumeration re.
dollars and in such case the list will DO made out
By the Assessor or Assistant Assessor, and from
tss valuation and enumeration 90 made there can
P1ymsnt Of the annual taxes, except those for
licenses, viii not be demanded until the soth day
The Appropriate blanks on which to make re-
turn, and ali necessary information viii be fur
nished by the Assistant Assessors, at their several
OtSss herein named between en- t9s hours Of 'hfs'
George c. B. hitchell,. Assessor No. /, eornei
PennsyivEniA avenue and Fifteenth street west.
Thoma. b. MArehs' Assessor ro' p :" Eish'f
Henry Lylss, Assessor No.I, q Eighth stree
q. n. Ferguson, ArsOSSor No. 4, "a Eighth stree
west.
! George CollArd, Assessor No. 0, corner Fourtl
\ street and M street south.
\ south.
4 Georgetown.
hours OF 0 q. IN. and p. m.
The returns should Be- delivered on or before tn
first day Of May, 1854 ,,
| Assessor for the District OF Columbia.
| fe2S-2tAmst No. "a Eighth ct, west, near Pa. ~