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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04
UNDER DECREE IN Equity,

N0I3On ps SintM ri al.
VIII bo sold under the direction Of tho undcrsgncd al
the old Custom House, on THURSDAY tho 26h day OF
April. 1867. at IL O'Clock AM,
All that TRACT OF LAND. situate on tho north atlr
Of tho public road leading from Charleston to Ashley
River Ferry, In tie Parish OF st. Andrew, containing 75
also ANAL Tract OF Land tue northern boun
gary OF tho nbovo Tract and Incorporated with one
Tract bounding north aud east lands now or late OF
- Howard. south on Dorchester Road. west ON lands
now or late Of Bccnnn, and northwest on Land now
or lac Of Rev. O'NeflI.
TermB-onc-thrd cash; balance In two equal s,,cccs
sVe annual nstalments, secured by bond of tho pnr
chaser and mortgage OF tho promises with interest from
day oi sac, payable annually Purchasors pay for
papers. JAMES TJIPPFR
April thu Mnatnr In coni,v
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
nfo1, H. .

m UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Glen pa. Branch.
Will BIO sold under the direction Of tho undermined at
the old Custom House on TUESDAY, tho 10th day
fApril. 1867, at IL O'Clock A: NJ,
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, situate on tho north side
OF Broad Street In this city, known by tho No. g.
and measuring In front Broad street ~ feot ces
NOR or Icss llncludng one-haH OF adjoining tho
same which alloy Is subject to tho the pro
prictor OF this and In common With the proprietor or tho
adjoining lot and In depth rom north to south 2I6k
f5et m0To oF less Bounding cast on lands or Ham.
say west on land or lnte of Dr. Henry Frost south
Margaret Cochran.
Terms-one-fourth cash balance IN ono, two and
three years. occurred by bond Of the purchaser
gage Of the premises with interest from dsy sale
able semi annually. The buildings TO be Insured aud
s.-H .|.-'r JAMES TUPPER,
March % th3tu1 Mnstcr In EnuIty,
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THE PHGNIx has large circulation throughout TIM
middle and upper Districts Of the stats Advertising
rates as reasonable tho strngency OF tho money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others Wishing to use
the columns OF tho paper viii address
JULIAN A. sEIBY. Proprietor,
February IS ~. Columbia q n
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The Daily South coro'fn,an Mt Columbia, is now sent
to every Postofce in the sate Being tho ociel pape,
OF tho staso It will DO found at the present time cspe-
cay valuable to merchants and ohers desiring to avail
themselves Of q very largo circulation.
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OPENING DAY.--By reference to our advertising
columns fair readers will sec tina! this is "opon-
ing day" al 1Irs. HUNEKEass Fashionable Millinery
Establishment, over UFrERuAnpr g. CAMpsEr q
storo. corner King and Market streets.
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IL, II.

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Hyou want Dooks bound in any stylo, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go to HIRAM HAnRIs, No. SO Broad atroet.
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TRIAL OF TIE RIoTEns.-Tho Provost Marshal
was engaged yesterday morning in hearing tho
eTidence in ths caao. Five witnesses were ex-
omined, bit as thore are nearly 6vo times that
number, the case will not be concluded for como
days.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUrrY.

-. TSUTtHJ bS. MlUef.
VIII bo sold under the direction Of tho undersigned M
the old Custom House In this city. THIS DAY thc
4th OF April. 1907. at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
All that LOT OF LAND, situate on tie north aide of
Queen street, In The City OF Charleston distinguished by
the number 6t, measuring IN front said street. and
running from cast to west, % feet Inches in er
from SOU b to north 100 feet Dutpg and bounding 10
tho eastward land hto OF Abraham Rodriguez to the
Westward on land lato of Edward Gordon to the nort
ward OH the burinl Rrouni Of ST. Philips Churc and TO
the southwark on Queen street aforesaid
Terms-OntlirI cash; balance In ono and two yc ars
secured by bond OF tho purchaser md mortgage tic
promises. will, interest payable annually. Purchaser
pay for papers JAMES TUpPER
Apr1l II th1 Master In Faulty.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

49,, hOuz0n Us. funntnYhaDl.
VIII te sold under the dIrccoI Of undo rsigncd Of
inc 9ld O. Custom Housc, on TUESDAY. tho 23d Of
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND. will. I,e Buildings there.
on situate OH the north sidn Of suaIn street In ,bIs
cY cn uring In front on aat street thirt -vs (35 m
more or Sss and In depth two hundred i20o feet moro
OF iesa rounding south OH Bcaufan street. wcst on
Of Solomon Moses and r. Poinse and cast on land or
Andrew Cunningham '
Torns-onethiid cash; balance In thrco eousl s,,o
cessiTo annnnl instalmoutR secured by bonds and
noRage OF ho promises, with interest from day OF sale
payable semiannually. Tho building TO be insured and
policy assigned. -
furShasor to pay for papers. JAMES TUrPER,
april th3w1 Maetor in Equity,
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FAILURE OF TILE MkrLs.-No mail was received
last night north OF Wilmington, accident having
occurred Oh tho Wilmington and Weldon Railroad.
Tho regularity with which those failures occur is
extremely refreshing, and We are now agreoably
disappointed when tho mails arrive two days con-
secutiycly.
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AUCTION SALES.
UNDER nECnRE IN EoIlITY-

Foinci9non rs Walker.
DO sold. under tho direction OF tho undersigned, at
INC Oh Custom House. In tails city, THIS DAY. th,,
tth of April, 1907, at IL O'Clock A. II.
, hn fn LOf OF LAND with tho buildings
In. sne.ron. situate on tho west Bde Of Last Buy
stroe,' IN this city. measuring In front on said
si'GGs inIbS 20 feot INCHES on the back limo "a feel
L. H. H'nes, nhu In deph 123 feet inches, moro or
ess. DonhuipB north on lnl OF Mrs. l. NJ ISru-Iio:
por, Soa Oh land now or formerly Anna Ross Of
partly OH East Bay street, on land now or fprtnrr,
oi Mrs Anna RS and To The on aet Inv strect
ierms-one.hftl cash; balance IN one two thrco and
lou. years. secured by bond purcascr ana ortnnoe
OF tho premises with interest from day Of sale nsyaGe
semisnnrally; tho buildings 10 DO Insured md noljry
assigned. Purchaser to pay for paponp p0'''
JAMES TUppEn
hpri14 18th Master In fnnIiv
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A Novelty.

The latest and most edecud remedy for the cure Of
dobhit loss Of appetite hoadachc orpor OF tho liver
ETC.. is PANKNIN-s HEPATIo BrTTERs. For sale by
oil Druggists IN
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MISCELLANEOUS,

NOTICE.-JUNK SHOP KEEPERs AND
PEDDLERS.
A LII PEnsoNs ENGAGED. AND WHOSE LICENSE
- have e1pir:d arg hereby notified 70 call at my ooo
April ~ 10 Clerk OF Council,
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MAnsDrNs PEoronAL BALM noTor fails to rollovo
and euro.
DOwIE & NOISE, Agen!s-
GOODRICH, WINEMA.> & CO., Agents.

MAnsDrN's PEoTonAL BALM noyor fails TO rollovo
and euro.
DowIE & NOISE, Asen.s-
GOODRICH, WINEAfA.> & CO., Agents.
NJ. GAHEoS's Marble Yard, cornor Of Friend and
0ucon st,octs. Monuments, Tomb, and Head
stoucs furnished at tho lowest possible ratcs
DIaroh % thsm9
CoUoHs.-As o Soothing Poctora DRowas
BRONCHIAL TnooHEs arc adyantageously employed
to alleviate Coughs, soro Throat uoaraonoss and
bronchial affections. Those exposed to sudden
changes OF weather should havo them, as they can
be carried in tho pocket and takon as occasion
requires upon tho frst appearance of u Cold or
Cough.
BRowE's BRONCHIAL gRocuEs.-"Your Troches
are too well and favorably known to need common
dation." Hon. OHAS. A. PHELPS,
Pres. Mass. Senate.
MY communication with tho world las been
very much enlarged by tho Lozcngo which I now
carry always in my pocket; that trouble in my
throat tfor which tho 1rochos spociac) hav-
ing mado mo otton nero whispcrer."
n. p. WILLIS
WE SINCERELY BELIEVE that the mothor who ncglocts
- provide Mrs. wINsLow's soUTHING SYRUP for her
suffering child 10 dcpriying tho 1tlo sufferer of the
remedy Of oil tho world bost calculated to gre It
restore 1t to hoalth Thore Is not who has ever
used II, but what will tell you at that It will reg
sto the bowels and gro rest and health to tho child
and Ia perfectly safe IN all cases.
Bo sure and call for
"MFs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having tho Jac simiie Of COURTS PERKrss' on the
outaldo wrapper. AL othors aro baao limitations.
For sale by DOwIE NOISE, No. 16l Meeting street
opposite tho Charleston Hotel.
March 30 stuths
WE WOULD COLL the attention OF purchasers to
tho advertisement Of Mr.. :. N. ROBSON, Agent for
DUPoNr's Powder. Ho has largo and complete
stock, which will always bo kept up, md which he
will dali, d,lyci to any part Of the city. Tho
Mcssrs. DUPONT commenced the manufacture OF
powder in 1901, and havo Kept their powder up to
the standard, and an o1per;enco Of thirty years
with thoir former Agents horo havo always given
complete satisfaction. Their establishment il ono
Of tho largest in tho United States, capable ot turn
ing out ono thousand kegs daily, with a capital
over two million dollars invested, thus giving n
guarantee that purchasers can depend on what
thoy got Mr. RoBsoN is prepared to sell at lowest
market rates. and, indeed, as low as it can bo or
dored from the factory in small lots.
March 16 stutb1mo
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SpLENDID STR ,wpERR1Es at KIssMaN's. See ad.
rsrtisement.
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NJ. GANwos's Marblo Yard, cornor Of Friend and
Qucon sttocts. Monuments, Tomb, and Head
stones furnished at tho lowest possible rates.
Maroh % thsm9
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

AfKeF CS, MlKeU.
VIII BIO sold, under tho direction OF the undersigned at
tho old Custom House. on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of
April 1867, at IL O'Clock, A NJ,
ALL THAT PLANTATION aItuuted Edisto Island
called "Vinesar Hu" and containing eighty-Gye tsSj
acres situate on the public roed opposite tho Episcopal
Church.
Tcrns-one-thrd cash; balance In ono and two years
secured by bond and mortgage OF the premises with
tercs payable annually. Purchaser TO pay for papers
JAMES TUPPER,
March 28 th3tu1 Mnster In Enuity.
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UNDEI, pECnEE In EauITY.

Dunkln, Trustee, US. UdrqrdpP
VIII DO aold undcr tho direction OF the uudorsig, at
OF April, 1867, ut IL A. H. '
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND. situate on tho west sido RI
fresidcnt street. Upper wards in this city, designated
oy tho No l95 tu plat druwn by r. X Payne survey
or dated l0h April 1882 recorded IN the Office OF Re Is
TOT ~ Mense Conyeynncee for Charleston District fom
survey made oy r. pinckncy, M,rch, 1872 IncslairG
I'D iToni on PIT sdont street forty ti0l ee the
tnc BACK iiIp aud In depth from east wost one hun.
dro and twenty 2o) feet, icss bounding cast
on President street. north Cannon Court west on Lot
plat '
1erms--one-thrd cash; balance In thrco equal sue.
cessvo annual tnsalmcns socurd by bond of tho mr.
chaser md mortgage OF tho premseH with intcrst from
day OF salc, payable annually buildings be insured
and policy nsslgncd. -
Purchaser TO pay for papers. JAMES TUPPgR,
Aprl th< Master i'm Enutty
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AMATEIIR REGATTA

A sWEEPSTAKE M RACE. OPEN ToA BOATS UN.
"a DER TEN TONS measurement, will tako pllco on
1uesday. tho 9th instant, at2 O'Clock p A. Persons de.
srous Of entering viii deposit entrance foo With A. O.
information. knriI
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UNDER DECREE IN Equity.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
McReHnd us. Duane.
Will DO eod under the direction OF tho undersigned at
tho old Custom House, on TUESDAY the 10th day Of
April, 1907, Mt IL A. NJ, :
All that LOT OF LAND. with tho buildings thereon,
situate on tho south aldo OF TIudd In iis city
meaaurng In front said street. u feet inchcs In
depth % foot inches moro less Bounding on
Trsdd street, cast on lands Of Aouzo J. White south on
lands Of. and W at ON lands OF -, and known by
tho No. IL on said street. =
Tcrms-Onefourt cash bainnroin three equal nH al
mcnts secured by bond OF purchaser and norlago of
premises with interest from day eae payable an
nnally. buildings 10 be insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser 10 pay for papers.
JAMES TUpPER
Mnrrh 2S th3tu1 MAatnr IN Equity
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THE TInIE TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
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AUCTION SALES.
Household Furniture, dc.

Household Furniture, dc,
!ty J. & ~. tesHx.
THIS DAY. at 1oH o'clock A. B. Mt their Auction Sales
room' No. los NoetinB srcet, opposite Pavilion HotoI.
variety Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising
81 wS%
stcads, Cribs, Refrigerator. &c.
ALSO,
boxes Indigo.
u sets Cart Harness.
Conditions cash. AprIll
BGOss GaS 1S,iN &qG"sY s ssstssig GsS Rrg G99d'
oo 10 Gss s be sGs at
AN INVOICE. >' '''' '>'' 400 A-e's '''''''
FooLscAP. LETTER AND NOTE PAPER, Envelopes,
ponsils o Pen Holders Rules lux. ands, rhotoguph Al
Ladies' and Cents Linen Collars, White Cotton Moso
es ana Mixed soSss Linen Gambo Handkerchief
Bosoms. Jaconet, Ladies' Gaitera "
CONDITIONS CASH Aprilt
Shoulders, Sides and Butte7.
BIZ T.. NJ. CATER.
"' DC solo, on ro"ns Mhn at quarter to 10 O'Clock
LOG tubs and nrkins DUTTElt. now landing steamer
10 hhds shoulders
20 h DIS Clear Rib Sides.
Conditions cash. April
SPECIAL SALE.
Oa' 'Sf MsS&% sS.ss's oasThRy oSatsssnG RR1y Goods de-
. Cash Auction House,
WIN sell THIS DAY. commencing at 10 O'Clock. >
PANTS. Mems Figured Sacks and Cashmere coats
Linen Coats.
ovcraIs Junporo. and fuil Ino furnisnins Goods.
BOOTS. Shoes. Hats. straw Goods. DC.
LIE KENTUoKY @ JEANS. Go!topados cassimercs Long
co'h' fowole' Hosiery. Undcrahtrts, &c.
LARGE LOT OF FANCY 1Si dSioDs. &c. DC.
aETo.MoRRow. at 10 O'Clock. Now und Second.
hand FHRNIrURE Stoves, Ice Houses Planofortos. &C.
Boots Shoes nY nqt%orgig r. is Prsgsns Caters, &C.
THIS DAY the it inst ut 10 O'CLOCK in our Sales oou
Mo- Ia ~ Meeting street we win ss
b1%05as s..S1 sam,s gISsGns. s,no at, tSr
f""s nS q H. M MtqR masang sRffa,inngs * 4SHses' HRo ep'"g
DrolScrs and tuctioners,
% srSs m Rns sH sold
A largo collection Of FURNITURE, consisting Of
Furniture. Pano. Drussels Carpet. Crockcry DC, &C.
Torms cash. Articlos to be removed on day OF sale.
Dry Goods, Furniture. Addresses, Meat Safes,
ny mILLfSAN & SON.
AtHo "a 'endue Range, at 10 O'Clock, THIS DAY.
b1 ollLLlGAN d SON.
TOMORROW. 9Th April. at the Wharf In roar OF now
Custom House, at IL O'Clock, A. A., Will bo seid,
Lot PIG LEAD -
lot Aorso Shoes
lot Cotton tdnmEgcdl .,..
lot ought Iron
lot Cost Iron.
April4 thsmwf
BhNNETr SCHUIt.
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, at
No. 80 King street, below broad street,
Offers his scrricea for tho sale OF MERCHANDISEa
day and night at his store. also for tho of Socs
Bonds. Real Eaate Vessels, Horscs aud Produce cs,
city refer will be given Consignments solici
Terms moderate and guarantees satisfncton
March 40 limo
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ARREsT.-We learn that throe white mon, in tho
custody Of tho military. arrived in this city yes:er-
day from Aiken. Thoy wcro arrested on charge
OF being concerned In tho lynohing OF tho negroes
who killed Col. srEApMAN. These negroes wero in
the charge of the Sheriff, who WAS conveying them
TO tho Jail, when no was not up by band of men
disguised for tho occasion, who took the negroes
and hung them. 1t is presumed that the affair
will bo investigated by tho military authorities.
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Boots, Shocs, Batntords, Brogdns CATERS DC
ny N. HUNT g. SUS.
THIS DAY. tho 4th tnst at 10 o'clock our aIes Ioou
No. La Meeting street. VIC will cell,
consignment o. 81 cases and cartoons BOOTS Shoes
Balmorus, Brogans, Ga terra. 30. --7' :
Q cssea Gents Elmo Cali p 8. Boots. regular sizes.
April
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MAYon's CouRr, April 8.-Poter Norris, color.
ed youth, who helped himself to piece OF black
cambria from tho counter Of dry goods store
kept by lady, was imprisoned ton days.
An individual, whose chimney had violated &
City Ordinance, and caught afro, paid $40 for it's
outrageous conduct. X.
An old vetoran, at present attached to tho Bar
ieycorn Artillery as sponger, and who had receiv-
od seyore wound In late engagement was fined
20 for falling down whore people had to pass over
him. .gt l
Linus Singleton, young man Of color, who hsd
tho misfortune TO loose paddock Of immense
value, and who won't into tho room Of ono Frank
Gadsden to search for IT, and took fancy shirt
by mistake, was imprisoned for ten days. ~,
biack boy, who was detected in putting bricks
on tho track OF tho street railroad was sent to the
Prov. st Marshal. ~ 4.
ARcHIrEorURE.-Tho inhabitants OF tho upper
wards have not baon idle, but have boon building
up their wasto places and improving tho houses
that escaped tho war aud the fires. As Eooden
buildings can stl DO orocted in that part of the
oily thoy have sprung up with marvellous rapid
aty compared with the slow growth Of briok and
mortar IN tie down town section. These wooden
houses aro not very ornamental In thelrdesign and
WI not Improve tho appearance Of tho street OK
cept ey ming up the vacant lots Thoy arc usual.
NDuiit on stereotyped plan, two s.orios high,
WITH sman Driok foundation, and tho eye Is often
wearied with tho samonsss OF tho sconery. Tho
hasty manner In which those houses arc con.
structed necessarily makes them fral, and ono is
now being built at the corner Of Bogard and Rut.
ledge strcots, in which tho architect has neglected
to havo any foundation prcferring to lot his hous,
stand upon its own morits. Although this plan 4,
tho cheapest It will DO found that in the ond Il
would haro paid better TO havo used tho brick art
hayc avoided tho decay that must take place ir
building resting aoIsiy on u. damp ground.
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Furniture Of a Family Deciiniu5 Housek. eping
DY n. NJ. MARSHALL. Il URO
brokers and tuctioners,
THIS DAY. tho 4t Inst. at l0S O'Clock, will be sold
at tho residence No. 68 Wentworth street, near King
largo collection of FURNITURE, consisting Of
Parlor, Dining Room and CHAMBER SETS, Kitchen
Furniture Piano. Brussels Carpet, Crockcry DC, &C.
Tcrms cash. Articlos to be removed on day OF sale.
April
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February IS
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Shoulders, Sides and Butie7.
BIZ Il. NJ. CATER.
VIII be Sold browns Wharf, al Quarter 10 10 O'Clock
THIS DAY,
LOG lubs and 6rEIns DUrTEI now landing steamer
Sarago-Ba
10 hhls Shoulders
20 h ds Clear Rib Sides.
Conditions cash. April
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ANAL handful In tho hil; mix or cover slightly With
eaSth and drop tue seed Whom the corn 10 fairly up
apply h.ie around The pant and ooIer win the oula
The New York herald., 1867-04-07
The STATE CAPITAL.



rus URurorHyx sl1ur RAILROAD,
Or CrossTown Railroad ~ ID now dubbed was taken
up and considered m aroloagatiou Of the sesson aer
the usual hour Of adjournment to-day and Progressed 70
. third reading II the lobbyists win not uy . rope
oon Of the shabby trick they attempted 70 py when
tne Dill was supp osed 70 be all right little while ego
snsy may count, upon tho success Of their planA In
c they csnrt repeat tho trick, for the members Of
the "rns" ave now got the bill "in chancery-oshsr
wse susp s1ded in the third reading-n which position
they c. either .et up or kill it II the lobbyhs win
prom ty keep their word this time they VIII Be forgiven
Dy the "rng" for their previous attempted msannsss
rIod their little plans duly forwarded TO fFuition-et
Aeas far the "nng contribute % tho fruce-
ncation thereof. ~ Ast 4s.s y 43lfg z
FINAL PASSAGE OF BILL RKIArlSG 10 THH TAX CONNIE
The concurrence Of the Senate to-day In the Assembly,
amendments TO the Tax COMMISSIONER Dill nas nnolV
disposed Of this topic In the Legislature Tne Dill Is
Offices OF the Tax Commissioners In New York, and pro-
vdes that the Governor shall appoint without delay three
commissioners, constituting what deslgnated - ne
aboard Of Commissioners Of Assessments and Taxes 10
the City and County Of New York who shall bold o1oe
each the Of I'VE years. and each Of whom snail
receive an salary OF $5,0O0 vacancies for any
unexpired term to be filled BY the Governor. Ar the
Governor will undoubtedly sign this BILL there at lengfh
end to the acrimonious controversy on this su13oce
II Is rumored that the Legislature will adjourn over
wednesday next, the day on which the State Conyen-
uons - TO be held a. Albany and Syracuse respec-
lively.
The New York herald., 1867-04-07

Recent improvements in the BuIiding The
8 Present Condition. 6sc.s &c.
number OF improvements have recently been made
at the Kings County JAIL In Raymond street, and the
building presents very crcditable appearance The
condition OF the jail seemed to have been entirely over
looked BY the Board Of Supervisors for . number Of
years past and had It been for the appearance Of
the cholera last summer might in all probability have
been left number Of years longer without q change
For the want of proper ventilation In the wings OF the
building in which cells located the prisoners, after
month more OF confinement, would come out with
their health more or less impaired Good sized ven-
tators have been put in through these wings,
and the cells dry and clean, and their condition
woald In wise be impaired, by long confinement
The Jail Committee Of the Board Of Supervisors Messrs
Ryder Clark and VOORHEES, who are deserving Of credit
SoossS Ss ssqsa ssa ssy ass ds ns
Jail yesterday afternoon. They surveyed the changes
which had been made and expressed themselves well
pleased with the alterations and appearance OF the
building throughout They compimented Sheriff Camp
bell for the improvements which had been made In the
appearance Of the place since he had taken charge Of IT,
The large formerly occupied for the County Court
and meeting room for the Board OF Supervisors has
been parttioned OIL and forms three rooms on the
second floor, besides which there Is large on
the third. One OF these rooms the second floor,
which Is quite commodous, is used the debtor CELL
The other two which are situated on the west side Of
the building be used committee for the
Supervisors: The large room on the third door may
some day be fitted up chapel The apartments for
mery occupied the dcbLors cells the third floor
were directly over the Sherids apartments and the
waste water down through the floors and dis
figured and destroyed the walls They have now
been put good condition The building has been
painted throughout There has been marked change
IN the appearance Of the jail yard and there scarcely
nuisance this season. The old sheds COW stables and
pig pens have all been removed and sewer connectons
about the promises The improvements have not yet
been all completed. sNH .t#H a .ea IS