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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
London Press on America.
European Market Reports.
Arrival Of the Steamship Europa.

HALIFAX, Feb. 16.-The Europa, from
Liverpool 4th, via Queenstown 5th, has
arrived. Her dates are one day later
American advices per the China, OF the
continuance of the wal. had an untavora-
BILE effect upon American securities anu
imparted a decided improvement to cot
ton
LIVERPOOL Feb 1.-The rebel loan Is
unchanged. Cotton advanced 4dald.-
Breadstuffs qniet Provisions steady.
LONDON, Feb 4.-Consuls closed o95a
s9i for money. Illinois Central railroad
shares 5la53 deficient
Professor Goldwin Smith, in the Lon
don Daily News controverts the Opinions
of Manchester paper, ana hrgeS thai
although compromise with the slave
oligarchy is impossible, 1t Is possible that
at no distant time negotiations may be
hopefully commenced with separate
States over which the Oligarchy OF Rich
mond is losing its usurped power.
The Index, the Confederate organ IN
London, ridicules Blair's alleged peace
negotiations, but does not altogether DIS
credit the peace rumors. 1t asserts that
the North is Enthusiastically tired OF the
war, and that more rational councils are
beginning to prevail. 1t claims that
the abandonment Of the seacOast by the
South will be an actual advantage in Il
military point of view, 10y increasing the
strength of its inland armies The Index
then points ont that friendship may be
restored between the North and South.
and so close IN alliance formed rs to
practically make new Union. Under
such circumstances war with England
or France. or both, would DC Il necceS-
sity. at Tie
The Index contends th ins the nited
States Government is paw a. way
for such a war Ii says thar ',io war Is
reaching such a crisis that Eng'"nd and
France must decide to become the friends
of one OF the belligcrents or tight them
both, and events are occurring which
NAV precipitate that decision at least III
the case of France.
In the meantime, the Index bids the
friends of the South to be of good cheer,
and promises them shortly series of
agreeable surprises.
The Index also gives a rnmor, winch
is alleged to be current III political err
cles, of the intention on the part OF the
British Government TO sever It's cnnnec-
tion with Canada before the termination
of the American war, so that the hnest
province of Great Britain may be seized
without forcing England into war.
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF
France shows decrease of over three and
a half millions of francs in cash.
The great trotting match in Paris, be,
tween the American horse Shepherd and
the French horse Express, resulted IN a
victory for the American horse, he win
ming by hundred yards.
Paris bonrse, on the 3rd inst, was
firmer, the rentes closing at OF. loc.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. st is rumored
that the defendant III the pirate Kappa
hammock case has been acquitted Oh all
the counts
Cardinal Wiseman is reported to be
rapidly sinking.
ITALY-Victor Emanuel was Oh visit
to Florence, where he had received a
most enthusiastic reception.
The Italian Senate has adjourned sine
die.
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The Rarksdaic Bill 10 ConscriPI We.
lrOPA.

FROM the Richmond Sentinel Feb A.
Mr.. Barksdale offered a bill IN the
House of Representatives on yesterday
for tho voluntary enlistment OF slaves
for military service The bill is IA ac-
cOrdance with the suggestion presented
in Mr. Benjamins speech, which appears
to-day The votes of the House on It's
reception and disposition indicated a
great degree of favor tor it, which We are
much gratitied to record We shall pub
lish the bill IN Our next issue.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l6.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ito.
SENATE.-A bill was passed to pay the
American Colonization Society for the
support of recaptured Africans In Ii
beria.
Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill to increase
the efficiency Of the staff of the army
II provides that staff officers of an army
or department of more than corps
shall have the rank and pay Of Colonel
of cavalry; less than corps and more
than division, Lieut.. Colonel; less than
division, Major. Referred to the Mill
tary committee
The bill to regulate commerce between
the several states was taken up.
HoUsE-The House passed the Senate
bill for the establishing of a steam mail
service between the United States, Chi
IA and Japan.
The House then passed the joint reso-
luton to muster out of old regiments the
non-commissioned officers and privates
who enlisted for the unexpired terms OF
such regiments, with the assurance and
understanding that they IL mustered
out with them.
The am ndatory internal revenue bill
W rs
The amendment under debate was the
one heretofore offered by Mr.. Harper, the
object of which is torestrain by increased
tax the over issue of bank notes, and to
compel State banks to come under the
National Banking Law.
Various amendments were offered and
rejected, including one from Nh. Wilson
restraining national banks from paving
out any other than national currency,
and State banks from issuing or paying
out any other than national currency at
ter the 1st of January, 1865.
Mr.. Harper's amendment was then re-
jected.
Mr.. Ancona offered an amendment that
the special income tax does not apply to
incomes of officers of the army and navy
for 1864, who were discharged for disa-
bility or wounds contracted in service OF
by the expiration of term of service,
and any such tax which has been paid,
shall be refunded Rejected.
EVENING SESSION.
A resolution was adopted, instructlng
the committee OH the District OF Colum-
bia to inquire whether persons have not
been sold out of jail to substitute bro
kers; if so how many and who obtained
the money.
The House went into committee OF the
whole on the amendatory internal rev.
enue bill.
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Arrival from IIiI,on Head.

BoSroN Feb Il. The steamer Groy.
honnd, which carried the contributions
of Boston to Savannah, arrived hero to.
day. having left Hilton Head on the 10th
inst. She brings cargo Of 57i casks OF
rice 100 boxes Of tobacco and eight pas
ScngrIN ' ''.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

PHILADELPHIA, Feb l5,-rhe subscrip-
ton to the 7-3O loan, received by Jay
Cook to oday amounted to g, DIT. 400, in
elusive of 81 ,0oo, 900 from New York, and
~ NM ,R,O from Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17
The Sold Market.

NEW YORK, Peb. 16.-Gold weak and
declining. Owing to the aspect u mill
tary affairs the price has varied between
g % and g 03t, with strong downward
tendency.
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Rfeo.er Seized.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16-The steamer
Winona has been seized on the Missis-
sippi for alleged illegal trading. 80 - ~ u.
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Geueral Ord.

NEW YORK, Feb. l6.-General Ord has
been assigned to thepermanent command
of the Department of Virginia.
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club for substitute, as now, they will
be compelled to pay, at least five hun
dred, and perhaps one thousand dollars
for each member drafted When the
draft takes place, the county and local
bounty will cease and the insurance club
will be compelled to pay the full amount
of whatever may then be necessary to
obtain substitutes. If the companies
transfer their funds to the military COM
mittee they will accomplish much more
with the same money than they can hope
to effect by their present organization.
-s-17
A Coon DAYS WoRK-Through the
kindness of the Provost Marshal and his
clerks, we are furnished the following
statement Of the work done in the re-
cruiting office yesterday, and "the situ-
alton" this morning: E...G..-g
Total examinations. Observation-Disclosures. .lOo
Number accepted NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S2
Credited to Brooke county. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IA
Ohio .-----.---.--------. oo
- Marshall " ---------.----.--- "a
r ~ % Wetzel e .--.---.--.-....-..-
Ritchie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ohio county has still 1876 men to fur
nish, distributed as follows:
9th Sub.district g
7th .---.-...---.... = =
SIN =, . ,'-''-'''-''' 60
9th . - .....-...............- -oz
Total. 'i'o
Brooke county lacks only men.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-17

I NEwYoRK, Feb. 16s-A portion Of the
Savannah cotton fleet is below.
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Brooke county lacks only a men
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-01-06

,rrRpAN night 1th inst ont o. -
: my lot seven miles west OF Nar'haI j,
tn Uender-oa road, y flea bitten grey y
~ ~ year. Of age, with An lmperlee. i.
....d m ia, lett shorlder : J, I'D .C
nav a liberal reward for the delivery a,
"a bor.e Of for hi, sale keeping I'll A.
~ get him. ,.,>,,p p
AN. IL, lsG5. H'o''' b
housekeeping by Double an" II
single Entry a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-01-06

Nnre cine. .,1uR p4 lynsiu. 4
. M Don
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-23
CITY NEWS.

THE OLD LINE OF BAY STEAMERs.-The article
which appeared in Norfolk paper u few days since
to the effect that the old established line of steamers
On the James river had been withdrawn turns out to
be incorrect. The statement was news to the Com
pany, who had such idea in view. On the contrary
their boats running regularly, and have recently
been put in thorough repair. We understand that
they contemplate putting additional boats ON the
line, their business urgently calls for increased
facilities Of transportation
REVIEW OF THE REGISTRY LIST.-The Registers
of the First Ward will hold sessions at the n f. cor
ner Of Canton and Chester street, instead of
at the corner of Canton avenue and Charles street;
las has been inadvertently stated the 3lst Of De-
Der and LIST of November for the purpose of correct
ing any errors or supplying any omissions in the reg
lstry of voters in that ward.
RENovAL.-Col George w. Bradley Chief Quar-
master of the Middle Military Department, who re-
heyed Col r. NJ Newport in his duties rs Depot Quar-
termaster, has removed the Depot Quartermaster's
Oihce from No. 6 South Gay street, to Department
Headquarters, corner Calvert and Fayete streets.
Captain A. M. Cumming. A. q. NJ, in charge of
transportation, and Captain C. L. Beach, A. q. NJ in
charge of property, remain mt No. South Gay street
up stairs.
FARE REDUcED.-Both the old and new lines of
Bay steamers have reduced their rates of fare to the
following prices:-From Baltimore to Fortress Mon
roe and Norfolk, "a; from Baltimore to City Point,
Do through tickets from Washington TO Richmond IS
CHANGE or TIME.-The afternoon train which
heretofore left Baltimore for Philadelphia and inter-
mediate points at lbs p NJ. will on and after to-day
leave at 40 P. NJ Travellers will take notice
thereof, and be governed accordingly.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
To Contractors.

OFFlCE COMMISSARY OF SUBSISTENCE. [
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, viii be re-
celved at this Office until o'clock p. NJ. on MON
DAY, October 30th, 1865, for furnishing troops at
Winchester West Virginia. and vicinity, with
FRESH BEEF,
From Novem Der 1s 1865, for two (2) months or such
less tine as the Commissary General of Subsistence
may direct
The Beef to be of a good and marketable quality.
in equal proportion of fore and hind quarter meat,
(neeks, shanks and kidney talow to be excluded1
The necks OF the cattle slaughtered for Beef to be
dellye1ed under this agreement, shall be cut off at
the fourth Vertebral Joint, and the breast trimmed
down. The shanks of fore-quarters shall be cut off
from three to four inches above the knee Joint and
of hndquarters from six to eight inches above the
gambrd or hook joint.
Beef to be delivered at such time and quantities as
manding Officer.
Blank forms for proposals can be had on applica-
ton at THIS Office, either In person, by mail tele
The certificate attached to the proposals must be
signed by two responsible parties.
The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown
by the official certificate of the Clerk of the
District Court or Of the United States District At
tomey.
proposals will not be considered.
Each party oherlng proposal must accompany it
by atdayit stating that he is not interested d-
rectly or indirectly in bid offered except the one
to which he has subscribed his name.
Bidders must be present to respond to their bids
their contracts or their proposals will not be
sdcred.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly Proposals
for fun3 hing Fresh Beef and addressed to Captain
George 5. Leland, C. S., L. S. Vols, Harpers Ferry,
Virginia.
If bid is in the name of firm, the names of all
the members and their postotfice address must APP
pear, or it will not be considered.
Payments to be made monthly in such funds as
may b. on hand; if none on hand to be made rs soon
as received. Each person or every member of firm
offering proposal must accompany it by an oath of
allegiance to the United States Government if he
has not already filed one in this office
All proposals not complying strictly with the above
Specifications will positively be rejected.
By order Of
Brevt Brig. Gen. TIIOS. WILSON,
c. s. L. 5. A.
GEO. s. LELAND,
Capt. and G. S. U. s. Vols.
-toc9S "
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Ii. HYNSOS Il son,
DEALERS IN
PAPE R-H A N G N GS,
Venetian Blinds and window Shades.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No. 81 NORTH HOWARD STREET,
BALTIMORE.
Paper-Hanging done in town or country in the best
manner ocT-tf
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SUBsIsTENCE OFFICE Z. 5. ARMY,7

- No. s South GAY STREET,
| BALTIMoRE, Mp, October u, 1865. J
ceived at this Office until FRIDAY October 81 1865
at II clock noon for the purchase of about WELVE
THOUSAND GALLONS WHISKY Us f. f;9llG0Ts, VIZ;
Lot No. A'G %H 2f$SER fEa,lons prime KEorlflED
| No. About 3. go gallons OLD RYE WITS
KEY.
O.s.-Abqgt i, $ii$5 . gallons GgI PURE BOURBON
These Whiskeys are all in prime order, the pack
ages all newly guaged, were selected with great care
and will be found upon examination fully equal to
any Whistles that have been offered in this any
market.
Proposals for FIVE packages and upwards will
only be considered for either lot.
Samples may be seen and blank proposals obtained
at the offices of the following named officers of the
COL. II. F. CLARKE. A. D. C. and A. c. G. S.
BREVET BRIG. GEN. c. L. KILBURN, A. c. G.
MAJOR GEO BELL, c. S. Washington
CAPTAIN THOMAS c. SULLIVAN, c. s., Rich
CAPTAIN f. D; BRIGHAM, c. s, Boston, Mass
And at THIS OFFICE.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids on the above lots that may be deemed too
low, or to Withdraw any Of the lots specified above
Proposals should be addressed Proposals for the
purchase of Whiskey," and directed to the under
signed.
Payment to be made in Government funds, fifty (5M
per cent. to be paid at the time of notification Of
acceptance of bid.
Five days will be allowed after the acceptance of
bids for the removal of stores.
Bidders requested to be present at the opening
of their bids.
The Whisky in all the above lots to be sold by the
PROOF GALLON, and purchasers will be required
to settle their bills upon the certificate of the State
Gauger as to the amount.
BY order of Brevet Brigadier General Thomas Will
son, c, s. U.S.A. W. II. PARkHURST,
ocl3-tOc2I Captain and c. s.
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AUCTION SALES.
Sale OF Government Steamers.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE

DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
BALTIMORE, Nh. October u, 1866 !
VIII be sold at Baltimore, Md. under direction of
Captain c. B. Beach A. q. NJ, ON WEDNESDAY,
November lt, 1865, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Govern
ment Wharf, south side of Basin, the Government
vessels hereinafter named and described, viz:
The DIAMOND" side-whccl steamer of 459 tons,
iron hull length deck lS6 feet, beam 70 feet depth
gnes, diameter of cylinder 40 inches. stroke of piston
n inches, two boilers. two maStS with fore and aft
sails, and well found in anchors. chains, &C.. &C.
Es-rhis vessel has saloon and State-room accom-
mOdations, and makes about Il miles per hour
The "WINNISSIMMET," double end Sde-whcel
ferry boat OF 35 TONS iron hull length deck 80 feet
beam p feet all 81 feet depth OfhOld 10 feet draft
> feet las one low pressure beam engine, diameter
OF cylinder 81 inches, stroke of piston feet. Boiler
and engine in good running order and vessel we'll
supplied IN her general outfits.
THE CT RLEW, side-whecl, double end ferry boat
of 32 tons, wooden HULL length deck l5 feet beam
81 feet, depth of hold feet inches, draft feet.
Has one beam engine; diameter OF cylinder 9 inches,
stroke OF piston feet.
A9-This steamer was thoroughly repaired and sup
piled with new boiler in 1864, and is staunch yes
SCI being We IHPRiGdT VIII ", anchors chains &c &e
tons, white oak hull, copper and iron fastened,
length deck 6l feet; beam, y feet depth of lower
hold, "a fec between decks. feet; draft 10 feet
inches; capacity of cargo, 1900 barrels: has two d
rect acting low pressure engines; diameter of cyn-
der, 30 inches stroke Of piston, q inches one luc
boiler.
IS This vessel has been recently metallcd. is in
excellent repair, and well found in all her outfits
She is Staunch and well suited for sea service.
The JOHN FARR0N,' side wheel steamer Of
3l4 TONS wooden hull length on deck $50 feet; beam,
y feet all, 4. feet; depth of hold feet draft
feet has one low pressure beam engine; diameter of
cylinder, 30 inches; stroke of piston, feet. and is
well found in anchors chains and general outfits.
Terms cash, IN Government funds, on day of sale.
&. W. BRADLEY,
Col. and Chief QuartermaSter
oc2'-s Middle Military Department.
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Proposals for HAY.
"a CARTERNAST OFFICE.

q UARTERMASTER'S OFFICE. I
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. II, 1865 I
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned for
the delivery of GOOD MERCTANTABLE TIMO-
THY HAY. at such depot in Baltimore or on board
ofveSSels at such wharf in the Port of Baltimore as
may be deSignated also. at Richmond Va, Washing
ton, ID. c., and Hilton Head. $. c.
Proposals for delivery of Hay at such depot in Bal
timore as may be designated, must state plainly
whether it is balcd or loose.
Proposals for delivery of Hay on board of vessels in
the port of Baltimore or at Richmond. Va Washing
ton, D. e; and Hilton Head, s. C., will be considered
ohLn for Hay securely bdicd.
lhe proposals must state plainly, the quantity
price place ofdelivcry, and time ofdelivery
Inc Hay will be nspected by a, Government In
srSector' and weighed before being shipped.
the requirements of the Government.
Payment will be made on delivery, or as soon there
alter as funds for that purpose shall be received
Bids shall be subject to the decision of the Quar-
termaSter General.
G. W. BRADLEY
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster
olof Middle Military Department.
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Reported for Daily Commercially

ANNAPOLIS, October 20, 1865.
Court Of Appeals Of Maryland-October Term, 1865.
40; N-Special Docket. Anderson VS.. John w.
Baker ct al, an appeal from the Circuit Court
Tor Montgomery county. The argument of this cause
was further argued by R. NJ Williams and the Attor-
pellees WI
ANNAPOLIS October q. 1865
No. Special Docket. Anderson VS.. Baker ct al; an
appeal from the Circuit Court for Montgomery
county. The argument of this case was concluded
by Reverdy johnson. for the appellant.
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[Reported for the Daily Commercial

InVPUIteu IOI IIt DdIIy COnlmefclaI.J
TowsoNTowN, October 20 1866
Circuit Court for baltimore County.-Betore Hon
ID. G. Ii. Emory, Judge, John Z. Ensor, Esq, prose
cutting attorney.
The Court was occupied to-day with the argument
quash an attachment. Argued by Col. r. S. Mathews
for plaintiff, and j. p. Poe. Esq., for defendant Not
concluded.
Adjourned until to-mOrro Saturday morning 10
O'Clock. VI the numerous cases argued before His
Honor Judge Emory since his appointment not one
livered in every case " w
m, TowSoNTowN, 0ct'r ~ 1865.
The, Court was occupied with the following bust
ness this morning.
Adelne Young. administrators of William II
Young, vs.. Timothy Stevens and Elizabeth Stevens
exceptions of IL. lIolbrook to ratification of sale
made by David f. Thomas, Jr. attorney i'm fact for
Adeline Young, administrative under act OF lS2G.
chapter l92 Argued by Z. .. Ilinklcy Esq. for ex-
eeptant. Not concluded at the time We close our
report. W. b. X.
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OFFICE. DEPOT COMslISSARY
EsI- sVsf.Ir Nv,,Tr
SALE OF HARD BREAD.

SALE OF HARD BREAD.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate will be re-
ceyed ut this Office until y NJ. on thursday, the
18th inst. for the surplus
HARD BREAD
at this and the Alexandria Depots. The Bread is
packed in boxes of fifty 500 pounds each and can be
examined at 9th Street Wharf in this city, at the
Subsistence Store-hOuse in Alexandria. Va. No
bids will be received for less than twenty 900 boxes
one thousand q 900 pounds The price per pound
and quantity desired will be stated in each proposal.
1t will be placed transports at Alexandria, Va
Mt 9th Street Wharf free of expense to the purchaser
Twenty thousand boxes, so pounds eaCh,) more or
less, can be purchased.
The attention of shippers, and others using Pilot
Bread, is called to the advantages now offered for
obtaining their supplies of this article.
The Government reserves the right to reject bids.
Bidders present will be notified by letter of the
result of their proposals. All purchases will be re-
moved within twenty days from the date of accep-
lance.
Blank Proposals, if desired, can be obtained from
the undersigned.
Terms-Cash in Government funds before the de-
livery commences g. BELL,
oc9t26th Major & c. s., u. 5. A.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE JUDGES OF THE
OAPPEAL TAN COURT AND COMMITS
SIDNERS FOR OPENING, S'Cl LUsrS, -'A

AFFICE OF THE JUDGES OF THE
OAPPEAL TAN COURT AND COMMITS
SlONERS FOX OPENING STREETS.
BALTIAoRE. Oct I'D 1867
The Judges OF the Appeal Tax Court and Commits
siOnerS for Opening Streets hereby give notice that
they have this day deposited with the City Register
Tor examination, statement Ot the damages ex-
penscs and benefits awarded by them for opening
the following streets and alley:
Jackson streets.
For opening Anchor alley from Ostend to Clement
treetS.
For opening River street from Ostend to Clement
streets
For opening Clement street from Fourth to Law
renee streets.
And also, Explanatory Maps of each of said streets
and embrace the following limits:
The assessments Tor opening Harvey street will ex
tend to and embrace both sides of Harvey street from
Webster to Jackson streets. IVAN
The assessments for opening Anchor allav will nv
tend to and embrace both sides of Anchor aIIev from
Ostend TO Clement streets. ' ~
The assessments for opening River street will ex
tend to and embrace both sides of River street from
0stend to Clement streets.
The assessments for opening Clement street will
extend to and embrace both sides of Clement street
from Fourth to Lawrence Streets both sides of Fourtb
street extend0ne hundred feet north and one hun
dred feet south of Clement street contemplated to
be opened
They hereby give further notice that they will meet
at the office of the Appeal Tax Court, City Hail. on
MONDA1, 3Oth October 1865, at o'clock p. NJ, to
review any OF the several matters set forth in the
sald statements, to which any person or persons
make objections.
JOSEPH SIMMS,
GEORGE w. GORDON,
DAVID TAYLOR,
Judges Appeal Tax Court
and Commissioners for Opening Streets.
ISAAC MULES, Clerk, T.Es1 oc13- 1td