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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
sURRo0ATEs COURT JAN n-BsfOrs suuosI
TuCxEh


During the past fortnight tho Surrogate has .d'
Henry A. Cooper Eh,sbeth Re5bns ElsAbsh Sand. Epe.
L. Elory, Aired H. l.: Boucher. R9ihy Bsrisr M,ch.e
None OF the above wills contsin any Of public i
rorsnee Tho viii Of James Ferguson after making reSne
Of private nature bqDesth 10 the Rev A. Lsonts Pastor
Of the French Roman Catholic Church IN Twenty hhd ~
67oo IN trust for the snd benefit Of the Ssis 81 hs
cation Of the orphan, under the charge Of The ssheOd
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......... u
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship NewYork (Br,ml, Wenke, Bremen via South
ampton. Oelriebs Go.
Bark Idaho Chapman Aspiuwal, Panama Railroad Co.
iva. cleared l3th)
Brig Rosa Abbott (ir) Richmond, Kingston, ia
Brig Aura (brl, King Denarara ID. X De Wolf twas cid
18th.
Brig Monica Plhllip. Portro" Monroe, f. d. Hurlbut
sehr Dragon Orb Pcter.on St. CToix Iyes Beeeher L
"a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

NUMEROUS ArFRAy--DEATH OF TIE VIC
nTTLate on Friday night Inland Main. David sul.t
van and John Mcfarland oil attached 70 tine Da',era
Hospital entered the low saloon NO. 81 anr
Edward Drenpan. During the facas Main struc.
Brennan several times the head with chanpagnss
bottle frseturng his skull. All three were srres'eu
and Committed by Justice Dodge. Brennan died on
Saturday night I'm the New York Hospital lie was !,
native Of Ireland aged 40 years. Coroner Widey VIII
hold an inc aest to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

THB TOBACCO INTEREsT.-J6hn q. Woodruff,
President of the Cigar Makefs Protective Union has
boon depnted by the National Tobaoconsts' nociAtlon
O: this city to visit Connecticut and Massachusetts. and
explain to the growers who have been holding meetings
against the proposed modification Of The Revenue Act
under the mistaken view that spch change would be
an. agonisc to the interests OF tho ag-cultuTiss.
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Aavertlsment1
PUBLIC PETROLEUM STOCK EXCHANGE.
No. 10 BruaS way, cor. RectOI-st.


NoTICB.-The public Petroleum Stock E1-
change, for deengs in Petroleum Stocks. located In
the Empire Buildings, No. 70 Broadway corner Rector
st., will open for business on Wednesday February lst
7 wsh the officers Of the various Petroleum Conpa'
mic, Of this and other States TO furnish me promptly
rs practicable prospeciuses showing their organiSa
tons In order that full list Of STOCKS may be com
pared am now ready to furnish subscribers win
their Tickets OF admission and TO receive addio1A
subscriber The usual subscription to tbs Ezohsnss
10 twenty .GSs (S25 dollars
WI. JACKSON Secretory
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forsrs, Carriages, or.

A.sfsr.Nr QUARTER MASTERS Orlics, I
No 10 STArEsr, Nav ioRK, Jan. / lsea
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
~ WANTED. Il will purchase ia open mariet al Honsss
that may presented aud inspection at the GoyeIpmsn
notice. AL follows; 49,.
CAVALRY HORSES from to 10 years old and fem u 70
10 hands Ia %.
ARTILLERY HORSES, from 70 10 year. oa-l'i hi"dr'
Lish aud oyer-to weigh 100 pounds and dark color
Price for Cavalry Horses sl65 each Price for Aler-
Horses 100 each payable "a such funds may b. ulr.hse
BY the Government
GEO T. BROWNING, Captain and A g n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

+ COMMITTED SUICIpg.-Freder!c Olrod, lately
residing at No % East Fourthst.. committed suicide
on Saturday by cutting bis throat while laDor5ns eI
temporary depression caused by h,ueSs. nss'c,aay
cordance with tho facts rendered Deceased was
a native Of England. aged - years.
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the receipts for the week being but little over hap
the amount for tho corresponding period OF last

the amount for tho corresponding pefioo Vi '"o
year:
IMPORTS OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS At srwfohx ga,
Entered at the port s0lilA si9oa 80. 800 ~ IA
thrown on MARKET. e7a0oS l,2s4'ozs 'ei''''
ES S,nTs an a. the mort 7 casa seS
Tbrown on market. zO34. 93s 9'97@O13 l'loo'oie
The total imports at New-YoTk for the week
compare as follows with previous returns;
Jen.n jan Dec, 81 Dec; ~ 3so
Dyv Goods zoe s53234 s4.LM2 go. 80 l .oo
Cen. MeTeh'e 2 ,9J7 l5OO,40 l'e7s'So' l'''ooso
Total .s26665ie e2O92 SCI o. 375,439 s2,l72, 40
Attbe Petroleum Board UnitedStates sold 81 ~;
Knickerboekcr at &C., and Revenue at 40. Business
vas dpu. After the Board United States sold at &c.
The gold Shipments unusually light to-day. The
amount is only s3ai,76O, of which the New York
took out s25O, 900 and the Etna $l3l,7Go-
The East River Bank is 10 be organized as Ma
tonal Bank, capital $jOOOe0. A stock dividend Of
% nor cent is to be made to the present sharehold-
ers.
The Chicago and North. Western ilvsyCompany
earned first week in January:
1865. .sl55, 2s9 05 1854. $3.50. e21 6s1 .
Increase. <eLo0l ~
We call attention to the advertisement of the new
Public Petroleum Exchange in another celulnn.
The secretary in attendance at tie Ioomto receive
subscriptions.
The subscriptions &c theT $40 loan received b.
the Frs. National Banl were 1921 40.
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BORT Waroens' Npiite.
SrATg eP NEg-YoRy

SrlTE ep NEg-YoR,
FORWARDS OFFICE No. - 's1N
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance viii,
~ section Of the passed. Ami IT, 49, 81 Az
Ac 70 Reorgsnizs the ari,ns once Of ne r,o 81 New
York. to al person, interests IN. having c4fs- o.
subject matter OF such inqgy, Examination TOD
Ii. following vessels Hir ~Kaniuaicn ~ Le Pors
Werdenr and that the said snrvy examination I'll be
comp eted will dAys succeeding ts' .'ss en-
sosTd said ve-sels;
siesms!p Edinburgh. ........is
Ship W ensters =
Sup l.. w Strtson.. ~
BIZ IEterrIls .hftil.t '
Brig Ca'fsine............icekson Woo y o
Bnk Malths " as tr giOu.............Plernf 90
MINTdOENL TOMPhiA, d. sidsnA
ArGs HYErIsAy. Sccre'sry
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Receipts Of Produce,

JAN 14-a.s22 bbls. Flour, 100 bbls. Whishyi e3s
bbls Corn Meal; 40 pkgs Ashes; 22e pigs. Lard 90
pkgs Oh Cake 100 pkSs Butter, a90o pkss. Ptovi'
sioas; 1853 Drsssed Hogs
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srgcIAL TsRx-IAs. 10
Before Jude BRADI.


John Gilboy agt. Daniel and Elias Herbert.-Mo-
lion granted unless defendant, pay taxable and di'burse
en and 40 Of this action cost, 10 be tsrei notice.
Payment TO be made in twenty days thereafter Richard
uinsdal- agt John F. SkimanSrs opinion Adlisou sand
ford ss Edwin Gf-cro Recover ordered Ia this "
and disbursement, SLOWED TO be collected oni Of
property discoyefed
John Sonnet AT. Helena sonns..-Dvoroe granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
San Rises.....Ti22 Sun Sats.....+s8 Moon Rses 80
HIGH WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. 10. 81 Gov Island .I:l2 Vol Gate SO
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Cost ano 1onno.

I OST!
L. CFRrTFTc ATE No ~ g63 for Ors Hundred SlSres
ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY STOCK
In the name Of Geo h. sistaTe.
Thu rransfr has been stopped and all parties ta'ses
not 10 ,ae the Certificate The hudr viii return 10
WhlrEhOUSE, MORRISON Co.. NO - Nl.h'm.@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

REMOVAL OF ABHEs.-The CITY Inspector
gves notice that the removal Of ashes viii begin today
lie requests citizens TO keep within doors the ashes on
hand an those the sidewalks and sSssts ere taken
away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
COURT OF OYER AND TERMNER--Jis. I,-Bsfor.
Justice BARNARD

At the opening OF the Court this morning, As
distant District Attorney Hutchnz stated TO the Juiss s
there ready Tor trial and the Court thsssupoI
sdjouIr cd 70 next Hopdsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
,p,,,, ~ w &C Mich. Central.

Stocks very animated and strong on call; con,
Nnued so after call Gold firm on call, but yielded
s3Ner and sold at 220a. The last sale was at 22l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
Live s,oek ever the E3Se Railway.
s4atament OF Lin Stock tfansported over the roa0

,or tbe week ending Jan. H.-70 csrs Of Catle cars
az logs "a ears OF Sheep; OF Horses; cars OF
Calyes Total cars Of Stock FOR the week, ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
recipisn. last Friday evening. al the rssiden

recipient last Friday evening AZ the rsndoncs W OsP"
Seebach IN Wee. Forty st Of an elegant buggy,
as mark Of the respect and esteem held for him by the
keepers in the finance Department The present.
alton was made by Wskeman II. Dikeman. esq, stooK
clerk In behalf c. the other clerks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-THE lean that tn
Second and ThirdAvenue Railroad Composites have 90
cded deceive each others tickets in payment Of fafes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
DwarAn,sd manuGcturs. Also. solid Chestnut and Me1es
Chamber suites plain and ornamental 81 H. sAkhNo
SvA5 g. g-ns.-st. eaposits WeSsIsE ts'sDnsese nS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
THIEVES ATTEMPT TO SETA HOTEL on FrnB.-

THIEVES ATTEMPT TO SETA HOTEL on FIRE
John Wilson and friend. tho night Of the 25.h ut.
hired room at tho Revere House. Of Broadway
and Honstoust. In the room trunk which they
broke open and robbed OF clothing 10 the amount Of
e2OD They were seen by the night porter ~ leave with
large bundle In their possession. The next morning
the chanbermaid entering the room. nund that tho
sheets had been torn up placed between the pillows.
and set on fire. Fortunately further dsmage was
done than scOrchng the bedcloLhins. Yesterday VII.
son was arrested and committed by Justice Hogan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

WI thgt they have completed the Occupation o. hsn
greatly enlarged factory and effected other lent, To-
the large increase Of their manufacturing iicA - iNt
therefore confidently 70 be able henecorwr4 ny
order. 5r thrr ArIxsr ORGANS promptly without that
convenient delay which purchasers have been saeceG
fo ito that for than past they D. We bess
continually several bundled instruments behind Az
assortment Of styles from 10 to 500 each, HAY he found
al thsir New York WiTcTooms Nefcer-irret
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

urUE WEBER PIANO-FORrE-
i is ,lmittra the BEST PanoForte made, because tho
maker h.es being practical mechanic Of long experience,
is also THOROUGH MUSICIAN, thu. combining sdv.r
ases possessed by other manufacturer in IN. United states
such /. the Testimony Of 3 b. Mills. Robert Heller Geo
Bri.tow, VIM Mason, C. jerome Hog kins has Fsde M,a
MiretEek Cah Anschu's John Zunde MRries suskosch,
Giovani scoaca ard every good musician in the untse
All musical At once admit their great suTeiori'r
NareTooms No. l5S West Broadway, near CaEa.si
UNITED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS,
u No 81 WALKER-ST., New-lors.
Our Compairy being composed entirely Ct fufeiio'
workmen we are enabled to produce perfect Piano
Forte THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. -
Every Instrument, guaranteed for Five Years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

GRAND PIANO. A new, patent, over
VI s,runy Horace Waters Grni piano witt nd ga
pension bdige and repeating action. The masca ree az
Invited "a cali and test the superior tore and pow a. ih
masuiiccnt instrument Also 20 examine toe Wee Ases
inpsov-d square Pianos Secondhand Pianos er VI tsoG
,.scn in e1 chan,s for new HORACE WAl.d-,
No. AL Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
CTEINWAY 81 SONS GOLD MEDAL

~ GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS Considered
the Fgsope well this country having yed the
Or, Prize Medal az the Worlds Exhibition IN Lond o69
The principal way the seinwsy ianos are sapete,
Others ths coupos.d Of ave Erseti -
piano ore makers father and four sonsl who inveli ali he
own improvements and under whose personal supeIyson
every part Of the instrument is manuac.uei areroouP
No. Il and u Fourteenth betwsel Union Square and
Irving Place, New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
ANNIVERSARY OF THE PnrLoLExIAS SOCIETY

The Sixty second Anniversary OF the PhiloloInn So
oety ofCol1mba College celebrated Friday eveing
at the Academy Of Music. Tho edfce WIS completely
crowded with ladies and gentlemen. Prof Barnard
President Of Columbia Collage and several Of the fcul
~ present the stage as was also Prof Horace
Webster Of the Free Academy. ErasiEs Is. Rudd, A.
NJ President OF the Society presided. The exercises
opened with prayer by the Rev. Dr. Channeey, and was
followed with addresses compositions ond instrumental
music. The music WINS by Helmsmnler's Band and
several avore pieces from celebrated composers
performed The following gentlemen took their part In
The exercises in very credable manners Daniel Lord
jr VIM N. McVicknr Geo Putnam Smith, julien 4.
Davies francis F. Wilson, A. Ernest yanderpool, N.
Craig. Y. Randolph. and George b. Riyea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
nAZIETON RROrHERS.

Il ONERSIRUNG. GRAND, AND slJ AhE
PIANO-FORrE MANUFACTURES
No 70 fhnces, afc. door west Of broadway Nt"forA
These Planes have sl received the hfst prem "a Tter
ever ttey have been exhibited written ialsn'y TOT ave-
yeus accompanies each Piano.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
A BURGLAR SHOT by AN OrPIcsR-CoRoSgR's

~ DUNuLih piOi bi nv
IyQUEsT.-Rary on Saturday morning officers Hyde
and Montgomery Of Westohester oounty accompanied
BY officer Fleming OF tho Fourth District Police Court
went 10 tho residence Of Robert Churchill Of
Fifth and Fin -seventhst for tho purpose OF
resting him, he having been concerned In number Of
burglaries lately perpetratcd in Westohester county
On entering tho house Churchill and his wife made
desperate resistance Churchill even succeeding in tax
ing officer Ileming's club from him. Finding that hs
was being overpowered, the officer drew pistol That
was also grnped by his opponent and In the struggle
II exploded the ban entering the head Of Churchill Just
above the right ear Death ensued In few moments.
The body taken to the Nineteenth Precinct station
house. whore later in the day Coroner Collin held an in
quest. The jury rendered verdict declaring the
shooting to have been accidental and usiiyng the OH
Ger IN drawing hi, weapon. Deceased WA aged IS
years aud y native VI England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

THB SAVANNAH CoTTOY.-The Govern
has rented the largo sugar housest the foot Of
Cantlst.. where tho cotton and rice captured at
Savannah and which 10 90 be Immediately shipped 10
New-York by Collector Draper, IL 10 BIO stored and
Draper, auctioneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

BALL AT WILLBTT's PoIYT.-On Friday night
last Complimentary Ball was given by the officers AZ
.ached to the Grant General Hospital. Wilsrs Point
In their splendid mass room, which was beautifully mr.
ranged and decorated for the festive occasion Ihee
eon.idersbls assemblage o, distinguished guests
from tdi, CITY Flushing ard the neighbo'ns district
and tho Hop was g decided success Inc band OF ine
Seventh New York Infantry wa, in attendance ono dld
iustoe 70 iis well earned reputation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

RRLEV PoR TIP PlLoTs.-The New-York
and Sandy Hook pilots have had bill introduced in the
State Senate for Increase of their rates This body
Of men is tho only one We know Of whose rates Of psy
have not been increased with the exgenoies OF the
ner with the vast increase OF their expenses They
receiving the same rates that they received In
1854, while their expenses have increased hundred
and nifty per cent When these fsotS in connection
with the srdbous and hazardous OF their
ton is considered cannot doubt the passage OF te
bill Oh i,s merits In both Houses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

CONSTITUTIONAL UNION GENERAL COMMIT
rrR-ThIs Committee bad meeting on Friday evening
l,,. .t the Sinclair HOUSE., corner Broadway and
rjgh,b.t r.snltipg in the election OF officers for tho
ensuing year as follows DR. r. I. Stevens, 18th Ward
Pre.denti John X Voorhees,. 10th Ward, flst Vice
President: Ellison Herd 9th Ward. Second yice'rI
s.nti m 4 Bspokcr. s,h Ward Recording Secretary
W. w. Lyon. nth Wsrd. Corresponding Secretary
Stephen Roberts, 18th Ward. 1rsasursrI b. b Dom
nick I'D Yard, Sergeant alarms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

PREsRSrATIoY.-Mr. Richard A. storrs. who
Is oe,necsd ei!h ~ Cnatr0lAss naaAztmsat vas tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

DEATH OF DANIEL EVEN, Eso.-Daniel Even
died at Lis residence corner Botgerss aud East
Broadway on Thursday lost aged siItJ.nins He ws
well known city surveyor, and was proiher o. uen
,Iobn Even. Ermerl, City Inspector Cont oller ETC..
and now President Of the Pennsyl vania Coal COMPANY
Daniel Even was city surveyor br period Of foIty
eight years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

An OLD DoDoE.-Early yesterday morning
Bernard Neil and Henry Gafhey went Into the saloon
Of Thom.sF Curris No. 36t Hudson-st and quarrsled
with some Of the inmates They were ordered 70 have
by the proprietor refused IN and be then went
FOR an officer On bis return he found them engaged In
robbing his TILL They then ran into Vie street having
in their possession s43 pursued by Carrie They
arrested sficr running few biocks Gsfnoy threw
away a portion Of TIE stolen money Justice Dodge
committed the prisoners for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

REBEL PRISONERS. On Friday evening the
Rebel Col Dick Morgan. "a brother Of Gen John Nor
gan) with hundred and fftv brother ohccrs pris
oneu Of war, from Hoods Army. on their way ~
Fort Delaware arrived at tho Harlem Railroad Depot
Fourth ave aud Twenty siXthst. They were escorted
TO tho Courtland,s ferry BY platoon Of men from the
Twenty ninth Prscint.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

ATTEMPTED sUICIDB.-Frederick Held, a
German. while laboring under a temporary ft Of In
sanity Jumped from hfh story window Of his resi-
dence No. Ia Cannlst. 10 tie pavement, fracturine
both legs besides receiving severe Internal injuries
Ito WAS taken 10 the New.York Hospital There 10
scarcely chance Of his recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

BEATEN WITH CART RUSgs.-On Saturday
night William H. Thompson conductor the Bet Rail.
road stopped his car at the corner Grand aud Goerck
sts 20 enable some passengers TO aght. AZ he did So
a cart on which wefo John MoCorUick and Michael
CogaB. was driveo alongside In such manner as TO
prevent the pasesn fsrs rsaehing sbs walk The con.
duehy rcncaskIsd ahA Vss struck " Ia INA ~
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Sailed.

Y.x u-s.s,mer-New York Etna, Yszoo. Cs-oiss ..
Christopher.
Shp-Calhoun.
Bark-Jupiter.
Brss-Dophin. J. Stephers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

THEFT OF GOLD, AND RECOVERY OF POR-
Ios OF THE STOLEN MoSEY--Thomas Brown. 9
stranger in the CITY, on Thursday night last accom-
psssed Josephine KILLER into u dsrcputsble house in
Baxterst. and while asleep robbed OF o. y2o in
gold and els in Treasury notes. Information OF his
loss having been conveyed TO Capt Jourdan that officer
woman named Hannah Miller. She stated that she
in the occupied by Brown. and the money was
stolen by VIM. bcGiyen. who gave her handful gold
as her share. This she had given to Joseph Sands
colored. with whom she had bocn living. Yesterday
Sands was arrested In house In Thomas ST. and In his
possession found t7A IN bills. he having probably
exchanged tho gold. Justice Hogan committed the
prisoners and Brown 20 the House Of Detention
a witness. hoGIven ID still at large
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-06
[ CHAMPION BRICK MACHINE.

Proprietors Of this recent Patent for the mauusc
rfe OF Brick are prepared dispose Of machnss and
strucon does not readily rel out Of repair hss ,nnss
pywef makes the brick square and Solid can be worked
Win single horse, causes little delay for removing
orck per day Circulars with full Particular forwarded
VIZ spplSsuon1 BRADFORD RENICK.i
"Sm II Broadway, New Hotk. :.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-06

the ansp0rtatlon OF silver ores rom the mines where
the arel excavated to the place whore they
reduced or worked" 81 fE
That section one hundred and three be further amended
ny inserting after the words land any foreign port the
words "but such duty shall be assessed upon the trans
portion of persons and property shpped from port with
in the United States through foreign territory to port
within the United States and shall be assessed upon and
collected from persons. firms companies corporations
within the United States receiving such freight trans
portaton" Aud that section one hundred and three be
y assS snf s ns sse snan m s ss
ion shall b. assessed upon any person whose gross receipts
not sxcee one thousand dollars per annurn"
striking out at the end thereof the wo'd. for quar-
ter then next preceding" I54 &c.
That section one hundred and nine BE- amended "
striking out, after the words zone bundled and the
wori atwo," and inserting in lieu thereof ths word
" three" -.
n out after the words sand redemption thereof" the
wo Ids nor any savings bank having no capital Stock
and whose business confined to receisins deposits and
oaning h srs on interest for the benefit Of the deposi
tors oaiy and which DO no other business Of bankirg
Tint section one hundred and sixteen be amendee ey
striking out all after the enaetng clause ana ss s
We'd collected and paid annually upon the annual
profits and income every person residing in the United
abroad whether derived from any kind of property rents
Interests. dividends saaries, or from any profession
trade employment vocation carried on IN the uniteo
States elsewhere from any other source Whatever
duty Of 1--WE per the excess over six hundred
dollars and not exdeeding Eve thousand dollars and
dollars; and In ascertaning the income Of any person
liable income tax, the amount Of income received
from institutions whose officers, required by law, with
hold per ceutum of the dividends m3de ~ such insttu
tons and pay the same to the commissioner Of internal
revenue other officer authorized to receive the same
shall be included and the amount withheld shall be
deducted from tn. tax which otherwise would be assessed
upon such person And the duty herein provided Tor
MS and income for the year ending the thirty nrst DAY
o. December preceding the time for lsvyng collect
rived from interest upon notes. bonds and ohor secur
ties Of the United States and also all premiums on gold
and coupons shall be included In estimating incomes u
ton Of six hundred dollars shall be made nom tho ag
gregete incomes Of ali the member of any family com,
wife; And prorided further. That net profits realized
BY sales 0f real ststs purchased within the year Tor