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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-07
The Port Of Memphis

There is no change to report in the
river at this point
The weather is cool aud pleasant iuI
this season Of the year The nights are
Just what they ought to be TO Sleep well
Business continues dull
The following are the arrivals and de-
partures since our last.
Arrivals.
City of Cairo, st Louis.
Marble City, St Louis.
Des Arc, Vicksburg.
Robert Burns, Cincinnati.
Northwest, St Francis river.
Lizzie Gill, New Orleans.
Pauline Carroll, New Orleans.
Commercial, White river.
Lady Gay, St. Louis.
Platte Valley, ST. Louis
Alps, Pittsburg.
Liberty No. 2, Louisville,
Departures.
St. Patrick, Vicksburg.
Fg Platte Valley, Yicksburg.
Lady Gay, New Orleans.
Belle ST. Louis, ST. Louis.
Albert Pearce, White river,
Linnie Drown, Arkansas river
r. NJ Bishop, Arkansas river
Prairie State. Arkansas river
Leonora No. 2, Cincinnati.
Minnie, st. Louis.
Pauline Carroll, st. Louis.
Lizzie Gill, St Louis
Liberty, Louisville
City of Cairo, New Orleans.
Boats in Port.
Marble City, Des Arc, Robert Burns,
Northwest, Florence Traber, Cleaner,
Die Vernon, Commercial,
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For ST, LoUIs.-The magnificent
steamer Marble City, in charge of the
gallant Capt Jas. Tschudi, leaves as
above at o'clock this evening She
offers every accommodation, and cannot
be surpassed for speed, safety and com
fort.
FoR ARKANSAS RIVER. The 6rst-elass
steamer Cleaner being unavoidably de-
layed, will positively leave for all points
on the Arkansas river this evening at
o o'clock. She is in charge of the whole
souled, genial-hearted gentleman, Capt
Jno. X. Moody, one of the most popular
and skillfnl commanders on the river.
". X. Speed, one of those jovial, kind
hearted gentlemen, is her clerk. With
such officers, the Cleaner is bound to DO
we'll For comfort and safety 90 by the
Cleaner. -
Miscellaneous.
The City Council of Evansville, Ind,
bava nassad an ord;,a,c. rrob;h;,;n,x
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-07

WHILE you are IN good health insure
your life in the Etna Life Insurance
Company. No extra charge for residing
and travelling anywhere South at all
seasons Of the year. Moore a West,
agents, No 22i Madison street asst
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-07

Personal. -IfJ. NJ. Mozart, Esq, will
call at the PUBLIC LEDGER office he will
learn something that will be greatly 10
his advantage - i. aft
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-07

STEALING. Two men named John
REEVES and John Spight were taken in
limbo yesterday for appropriating other
peoples goods to their own use.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-07

REMARKABLY CHEAP ladies' underwear
something neat-just received at Mask
Bros. & Bohm's, No. 26l Main street.
Purchased during the late decline.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-07

Are reminded that We an SIN prepared T. sur-
ply then With the best q Foois. ard a. q rea-
sonable rates as can Be 0ferei in The city Er-
amine cur stock sud prico. We ruarantce sat-
isfaefi1u iu al cases. Fresh arrivals daily
TQOf, PHILLIPS A CIRODE.
assn Ne. D Front street. Corner Court
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-07

LITERARY-Mr. VIM. Spickernagle, one
of our Oldest inhabitants, at No. l25 Pop
lar street, keeps on hand all the late pa
pers of the day For late monthlies, pc
riodicals, daily papers from New York
city and the West, give him call You
can always find the latest on hiscounter
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-07

CoNFECTloNERs AND DIRECT IMPORTERS
or SEGARs.-D. Aste 4 Co, No, 337 Main
street, have just received large supply
of the best brands of segars direct from
Havana they also keep constantly on
hand large assortment of confection-
cries, ice cream, soda water, cakes, fruits,
etc ap30lw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-07

BOARD, 81 per week, at the Cosmopol
itan Restaurant, No 80 Monroe street
m7-2w b. HoLLAHDER e Co.
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DRUGS.
CANDIDATES..

w tHNtH llF NNfH NtfHtAa. JOE "a ~ =
E0R ATTORNEY GENERAL. III. A.,
II Rogers is q candidate Tor Attorney General
of the Criminal Court of Memphis ut the ensu-
ing May election b apl2-te
WILLIAM WALLACE is A CANDI-
W. date for the Office of Attorney General at
the May election. ap10
Y LrUK MAY0R--IN RESPONSE TO THE
Il call of many voters. announce myself as
a candidate Tor Mayor. at the election in June.
ap9-te ir5ats X. X. BECKTEL.
ga If0R MAYoR-7W. C. BRYAN ISACAN-
81 IL didate for Mayor. at the ensuing election.
!aap6.ted II El-h -.lnl-
E0K ATT0RNEY-GENER ARE
Il authorized To announce John Martin, Esq,
acandidate for Attorney General Of the Grim
inal Court of Memphis. ap6-te"
y LroR ATTORNEY CONTRADICTIONS
IL ID. Eldridge is candidate for reelection
10 the office OF Attorney General Of the Crimi-
nal Court of Memphis. Election next May.
Y ap5-te 20 at psttN
ITO THE VOTERS OF MEMPHIS. AM
i q candidate for the Office Of Mayor, at the
- WIN: D. FERGUSON.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-07

BELLE MEMPHs-This splendid and
first class salo, is the resort Of all who
love good drinks, good wines, liquors
and cigars Wolfe understands his bust
ness and keeps the house accordingly.
A customer who goes there once is sure
o. return.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-07

street, Chelsea aud Fort Pickering Z In
this connection we can state that work
was begun on Jefferson street on Satur-,
day last, also that the track has been laid
on Poplar as far out as Boundary ave
nue.. The company are only waiting for
the arrival of the cars to commence ope-
rations In three days after they arrive
our citizens will have an opportunity 10
take cheap ride through the town.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-07

Go to j. A, j, Smith & Co, 81 Madison
street, for cotton seed mi ct
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-07

For REYT-A store, with three rooms
and cellar Enquire at 1872 Beal street,
near second bayou bridge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11

In Saratoga N Y, on the 9th inst, negro attempted
70 commit rape on the person OF . white girl
negro plasierer named Dick schnatz was schnaassd
up and put In Jail At Atlantis Ca afew days ago. fos
changing an order for 81 80 70 t1 co. and collectn0
the same The Intelligence says viii be the first time
In the history Of Georgia where negro will stand In
court 70 answer 70 charge Of forgery.
The Boston Journal OF the sth inst says that In the
United states Circuit Court Judge Clifford the bench
suit was commenced the day previous against TIE
city OF Boston $50 900 damage by Charles ~ Tylsv
OF Bufaio, New York He claims this amount for as
alleged Infringement upon bis patent issued March n
$685. for burnlne nud, which has been used BY thas
city In the street lamps without his consent
The Psnnsyivania Central Railroad has had 20 nv
900 70 cattle dealer Tor not getting his cattle through
10 time for the New York market AZ test cass The
decision IL an important one
In a. Louis on the Cd instant man named Timothy
Nolan, returning home 81 night discovered hts wife =
the embrace Of one VIM. Donohue. and ssixng an axs
beat Donohue until he died 49," T1---'
Prom The Massachusetts, Registration report FOR 1854
appears hat thsss died during shaa ysas q diphshs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11
Brooklyn City News.

ARRnr ov BrRorAR-About one O'Clock on Sunday
morning Mr. W. Smith, residing at 4lo Clinton street.
was awakened by singular noise In his room. In .
few moments he observed stealing quietly out Of
the door Into the hall Mr. Smith arose and gave IN
alarm 10 onicer r. Govern who succeeded In arresting
the burglar Just he making his escape from the
rear basement window Upon sxamnAiioa Il was found
that about SIS worth Of clothing had been packed up
together with large quantity Of slvsrwars, ready 70 BE-
taken away The accused was conveyed 70 the station
house, where he gave hs name William Harrison
He was locked up 70 answer. N
BoLp ArrxnrF AT BURGLARY between two and
three O'Clock on Sunday morning two men 'wers Oh.
served attempting 70 break into Tie Store Of Harrs
Elder No Is+ Bridge street. but being alarmed BY
Of the neighbon they ned. The police notified Of
the fact and kept watch on the place. About two
hours subsequently two again appeared IN front Of
the premises They broke one Of the windows and sue
dry goods but just AZ they were about to leave ofccr
Smith made his appearance, and, recovering the prop
veyed to the station house. where he gave his name a.
Richard Stafford His accomplish made his escape
Bopr FousD FLOATING BurrrRxrLK CHAssrL Yes
terday ut boatman discovered the body OF q man
floating in Buttermilk channel The deceased had on
black pants check shirt and blue shirt and appeared
TO have been In the water TOR several days The Core
was duly notified
Bopr on An INFANT FouSp IN vAutr.-Early yestcr.
day morning the body Of q new born infant was dis.
covered In the vault Of the tenement house No III
Adams street The Coroner was duly notified and will
hold inquest to-day II s presumed TO have been
thrown In the vault but few minutes before II was
found, o. u was still quito warm.
Frsu on OryoRp srRwr.-A about half past eleven
o'clock on Sunday morning. Ere broke out In the car.
pointer shop Of Richard claaey situated on orfor.
street. near Raymond The place totally destroyed
Loss about $500 insurance. The Are vas eyldenuy
the work Of an incendiary.
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TIE SON OF WEALTHY GENTLEMAN IN COURT
HE II COMMITTED TO THE TOMS.
Late ON saturday night Edward McCombcr. better
known 70 the police 'Ned" McComber, was
arrested In Houston street BY onacer Callahan
OF the Fourteenth precinct, in . gross state
Of ntoxcation, quareiling srswling. using profans
indecent and insulting language disturbing the
peace &C Yesterday morning the prisoner who is the
son Of wealthy gentleman living In Firth avenue
taken TO court and the temporary absence Of Justice
Bowling amused himself by defying the authorities, say.
ing that he not going TO prison. that magistrate
would take the responsibility OF locking him up and
using other language Of similar import subsequently
officer Callahan made AFFIDAVIT against McComber and
Justice Bowling committed him 70 q cell In the Tombs
preparatory to being transferred TO Baokwells Island
which occasions he would attempt TO browbeat the off,
Ger having him In charge and threaten 70 have him
summary punished for his tenerty.
SUSPECTED OF BEING BURGLARS.
About half-past one O'Clock yesterday morning.
roundsman Moreness Of the Twentieth precinct DIS
covered three young standing In tho doorway Of
butchers shop In Thirty seventh street. Eighth
avenue. adjoining which Is the large dry goods stsre Of
Mr. owen Jones' The roundsman, suspecting something
wrong approached the trio whereupon they away,
two Of them taking refuge in a neighborng saloon and
the third disappearing In the dark On looking In
the door where the stood large cart rung dis
covered, which were deep indentatons, ndica ting
that had been used for violent purpose Al that
peared In the street and arrested thorough
examination about the butchers shop showed that the
Of the coahole In front OF Mr. Jones' store had
been pried open and the cover removed The prisoners
eighteen and twentyone yeas OF age detained for
examination before Justice Ledwith
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11

BsEApsrrrra Receipts, Asia bbla nour, 800 DO and
100 bags corn meal - 500 bushels whsas 272, ass do
corn, lT3i3o DO. oats, and CAS- do. malt The market
for state and Western -four ruled heavy prices for infe
rior and grades having further declined loc
iSc per bb, with only moderate business transacted
a. the reduction. The sales were 5000 bbia u our
revised quotations subjoincd Southern nour was mod.
er.isly active and prices were shade lower on common
eradss the market closing dull and dropping with salcs
or x2s bbs or Canada -four sales Of 40 bbla
prices representing decline Of fully 100 per Dbl
common and medium quaIitiea Rye -four was nrm, but
ou,et with sales OF $50 bba Corn meal In limited
demand, but prices were without material change We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11
Political News.

A D1HocRAf AProu1D PosrxAs1nR.-Ths GsnsaD
Falls, N. Y Reveils says that Horace C. Way, hasl1
appointed Postmaster ~ Kidders Ferry, in that oosn
b . straightforward and consistent democrat
ISDGAxA CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. Colonel y. =.
Spicsly Of the Twenty.foursh Indiana rsgimeni -
been nominated for Congress BY the Republican Coavsa
ton Of the Second Indiana district
NAE CONVENTION or rHn PRxsmzxr's FRIMps n DAl>
rxoRK-The supporters Of Andrew johnson and Cows
Swami, who 1t the time opponents Of nso
suffrage, TO hold mass convention In Nonunsa1
square, Baltimore, on the 18th instant
ONO PoLInca-wm Henry Smith, the present incsa-
bent Of tho once Of Secretary Of State In Ohio,
nounced q . candidate for denomination
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN CANNOT Go THE RADicAlA-Mas.
shall Goodng republican Presidential elector In 1854
b stumping the State Of Indiana against the radiea
Az ILLINOIS CONGRESSMAN RxsonNArsp Thomas WI
liams radical Congressman from the Twenty third nm
nos district, has been unanimously nominated for ~
election by the republicans Of the district.
ESvDcr or RADICAL PoIicr.-A federal ofncer culle-
waiting cotton on the Lower Mississippi writes thus
The refusal Of Congress 70 admit such Representatives
be loyal men Of The South For Gods sake n tSsse
are Territories let them have good Territorial eoyegn-
ments II they are States give them the rights heT d
serve Tor acting 70 the full requirements Of the Pro
dent In good faith.
VERMONT STATE CONVENTION. THE State Conventioa
the republicans Of Vermont will meet at Montpelier q
Wednesday June 90 for the purpose Of nominating
didates for Governor Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer
Ex-GovsRxoR ANDREW IN WASHINGTON -Ex- 0ovssnss
Andrew Of Massachusetts,, has made trip 10 washiag-
ton 70 advocate, It h said, the passage Of 0sasnl
schencks Bounty Equalization bill by the Senate.
PRnuDHsr Johnson 10 DElIvn AN GRAFTON N O.
cAoo- reported thas the President has consented -
deliver the Grafton u tho laying Of corner soss q
the Douglas monument in Chicago provided the osss.
mony d postponed until after the adjournmsnA g
Congress-
UMrzD srAr1 6uAroR YRon NEW HAxrsmnn
Portsmouth IN. H. Jcsv~oi supports Asa McFariasA,
editor Of the Ssatsman, for United States Senator
ILLINOIS Cox0REssnU. u sad that the radical e.
mans Of Chicago intend eIecting TO Congress NEXT m
l. Brentsno, one Of the publishers Of the Chicago ~
tsso, In place Of John Wentworth.
PRnuDExrAL CAnIpArR-A Wisconsin paper, ~
Racine Advooots, has hoIsted the Of General u
Grant and Charles Francis Adams IL candidates ~
President and Vice President
The GuBzRSAroRiAL CANDIDATES N MArn-Joha ,.
Perry has Withdrawn his name from the canvass =
candidate for the republican nomination for Govsrsss
In his letter he speaks ironically OF the which
has prevailed Of nominating men who were but recsaA
converts 70 the party faith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11
INTERNAL REVENUE.
RETURNS MADE IN The FIFTH DISTRICT
Recapitulation Of -Four Months As
sessment Lists.
INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE STATISTICS
THE OFFICERS OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
DO. &c. &c.s

Tho Fifth DISTRICT under the management Of Assessor
David Miller and Collector Joseph Hoxe, made up OF
the Seventh TENTH Thirteenth and Fourteenth wards
and although small In size nevertheless noted for
sessng many extensive business houses and wealthy resi-
dents will be by the presented below a.
taxed in their various branches Of industry.
THE oFFIoss
Of the assessor and collector located on tho same
floor at No. 500 Broadway Mr. Miller is assisted In his
oface by John R. Nelson, chief clerk Mr..
Theo A. Bellows is the auditor, and John E. Donigan
and Robert H. Miller copyiss Be. At present and un-
I'll the completion Of the annual assessment for 1886,
Mr. Miller receives the assistance Of sixteen assistant
assessors as follows:-Messrs Geo. Haws w. A
Stoughtenburg W. v. Alexander, Geo. A. II.
Englehart, D. L. W. Knevels, Geo. Donaldson,
Chas williamson, J. T. Reeves, Jr., J. A. Healy,
A. NJ c. Smith, Jr., Geo. g. Gratacap and II. A. Smith,
with h. r. Coope W. W. Tinker, Jr, H. J. +. Haws and
Il. GaTetson, temporary additional assistants. The
Offices Of these gentlemen situated in their respec
tive divisions and at this time they may be said TO be
'up to their in business receiving the annual re-
turns Of their taxpayers and preparing lists for the As
SCISSOR.
Collector Hoxie has selected Messrs. W. a. Cross, N
B. Hoxie and W. Lisle Jr, as his deputies and Messrs
Boole and Phillips as his clerks
The assessments and collections made by the two oces
in this weltaxed district, prior TO January l. 1885,
have been published; consequently our report at TIL
time shows the receipts Of assessments made by Mr.
Miller from that time up to the present month"; perusal
of which will doubt be Of interest to those assisting
Uncle Sam IN paying OF the national indebtedness
GROSS RECEIPTs.
Theatres, Minstrels, &c. two per cent
The following places Of amusement In this district
make monthly returns Of their gross receps-our table
of the same extending from January last up TO the pre-
sent month, on which tax Of two per centum is
assessed
AMERICAN rHHArRA
January. % Wa
his establishment destroyed by IRE prior to rom
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The whoa, marke, was somewhat irregular; prime
qualities which scare, commanded full prices,
while common grades we're dull and fully lie. q DC.
lower The sales comprise IS 900 bushels at "a % for
choice No. Milwaukee 81 0s for prime new No. do,
u " for Chicago spring and " Ek for amber Mchi-
gan, and 81 20 for Milwaukee club. The demand for
corn was active NJ reduction Of lc market closing
steady, with sales Of las 900 bushels TIC SOC for
unsound new mixed Western, Soc SIC. for sound do,
900 for western yellow, and SAKE for yellow mixed
Oats were duh al SIC a56ko for Western, which
n . decline Of 2c. &c. stock large OF rye We note
saes Of 1000 bushels s,als at 81 a. the market clos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11

ing nrm Barley and barley malt were duh and prices
nominaly unchanged In the absence OF trsnsac-
tiona
Co1R-The market continued depressed ana only
moderate demand prevailed. The only sale We heard
of 50 bags Rio. ex Campanero at 10c, gold duty
paid We note the arrival Of 400 bags Rio by the Laura
CoroH-The market was generally dull and heavy;
but few individual large sales and resales sweed the
business TO about 400 bales partly for speculation but
mostly for spinning. We quots:- - 81 III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11

TOtal. ....... xIo,TZI ZV6
Governor Smyth, Of New Hampshire, in his message,
announces that the state debt about s. 000 The
estimated for the year $685. $780, and
the expenses $5l3 SEQ, leaving handsome balance to-
ward the reduction Of the debt The expenses in
CURED by 10 between six and seven mil
lion dollars
The average condition Of the three State banks Of
Massachusetts, out OF Boston for the four weeks ending
juno was a. follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11
Government securities were quoted on each Saturday
ef the past four weeks q foIIovs.-

The shipments OF specie from this port last week ana
during the year compare follows with the cor
responding periods In 1884 and 1861
1894 1885 1890
Twenty-third week. 81 $4,000 S200s s23 8, 220 766
Previously reported q, 7o7lss l3,AlSbS2 SS4So as
From Jan to date s25 $50 1888 SIS 4o5 1874
The total imports at this port for the week ending
June 8 compare follows with the two previous
weeks
MdvA June I. June &.
Dry goods 81. DOT 1877 $2,278, 930 $6l1, 3H
General merchandise. 3,377547 $500, 3o3 119, 1856
Total. 1856, ss4 Sites. s2s 2,7aO 750
The New York imports OF foreign dry goods compare
follows with former returns:-
FIR the Week. 1884 1885, 1893
Entered at the port. 81, 1921 $4l5247 $6l1,sN
Thrown on market.... a04, 7o1 67S,690 $500
Sine Jdn.1
Entered the port SAL $50 27e $40 o9s $e2 els
Thrown on Market. 4241502S 23470, 4o4 69064, 224
The imports Of foreign dry goods at New York. from
July l. 1895, to June l. 1s66-eeven monhs-compare
usith for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11

The following are the receipts Of gold by California
steamers this year compared with the amount received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11
Teiegraphie Market Reports.

CHICAGO, June 0-0P. NJ
Flour firm, but quiet Wheat Arm and advanced I 10
Sales at 81 o7x 81 90 for No. and 81 81 05 for
No. q Corn Arm, and advanced Nc. 1c. Sales at
4sAc. a SOC for No. l and loc &c. for No . Oats
quiet and declined 10 To- Sales 1t 32c for No. and
2eKc; for No. 2 High wines que. !. So IS bonded.
Freghts firm at l4c l6c. corn TO Buffalo, Receipts
today-76oo bbls -four, % 600 bushes wheat 275 900
bushels corn, los, 900 bushels oats Shipments-0 900
bbIs -FOUR 900 bushels wheat 2S2 900 bushels corn
lS 900 bushels oats.
MILWAUKEE, June o-6P n.
Flour quiet Wheat 81 7oK . 81 90 for No. l. Oats
declined No 1c. Receipts to-day-1 900 bbls -four.
50, 900 bushels wheat 20 900 bushels Data Shipments
1000 bbla -four, II 900 bushels wheat
Oswpoo, June 0, 1888.
Flour unchangsd sales 600 bbla at $40 % for No
spring, 42 for red winter SIS for double extra Wheat
dull sales last night 1000 bushels No. Milwaukee
club ct ~ ID, and 500 do private terma Corn and
other grains quiet and nominal Canal fFeghts steady
-four 30c $780, wheat oxc, corn &c. to Now York. No
receipts by lake Canal expors1 3l6 bbla -FOUR 81
bushels corn H. 500 bushels peas and 1000 busheh
2 BUvvALO June 60 p. n
Flour quiet Wheat inactive and nominal Corn dull
and nominal d CSC. for No mixed Data 41c for No
Chicago Other grains inactive Provisions quiet and
changed pork $3l, lard &c. Canal freights nrm
wheat llkc corn l2kc, oats &C., 70 New York; slaves
and lumber 81 o2K per ton Canal exports today-lsS
bbs -four ~ 223 bushels wheat 100 $50 bushels eorn
loo,9l6 bushels oats and II, oil bushels barley.
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COMMON oARnERa

ADVEKTIBK6ENTb.
Returns Of receipts for the quarter ending March 81
1906
Christian Advocate and Journal. ......... 90, 81
PERRY coMrANIEs-aRoss REcxrPTs.
Navy Yard Ferry Co., for Jan 100 81 per cenA $50 81
This company now pays tonnage duty
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hs establishment destroyed by IRE prior to rem.
derng the above return TO the assessor.)
BRYANrs NINsrgKLG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11

TRANSFORMERS OF PASSENGERS AND COMMON CAR
HERS RETURNS or GROSS RECEIPTS.
FROM PAszuN0KRs
Geo. r. Bellows Co., Jan. 70 April inclusive. 81 0s1
J. W. Gray. GOV
Telegraph line Of stages February 1855
Telegraph line Of stages, March. A031
Telegraph line Of stages, April ASo2- ,Soa
Total ...................... SIS, s24
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Iosn W
The quotations Of the leading stocks sold 81 the nrss
sssion OF the Stock Exchange closs Of each Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11

TOTAL TAX ASSESSED ON THE MONTHLY RETURNS OF
SEVERAL OF THE LARGEST MANUFACTURING Es-
TABLIsHNRNrs IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT, NEW
YORK, FOR A PERIOD OF FOUR MONTHS ENDING
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4ofttp.
ONE YEAR AGO.

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