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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-18
I.norer CIpcuI uIAT,oN-The DAILY

LARGEST C1RcuLAT1oN.-The DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official Last Of Let
ters remaiini,.g y, Me FostoGTce at the end
Of each ,ccek, ogrecab!y to The Jolloacing
section Of the Neeo Poss16lce Law, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation IN
the City Of Charleston:
SECTION And DO It further enacted That lists Of lot
tiers remaining uncaed for in Postocc in city
town or village. whore Newspaper shall DO printed
shall hereafter be published once only in the
which, being published weekly oftcner shall have the
largest circulation within range OF delivery Of the said
ONCE.
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HS Al communications ,yended for publication IN
his Journal rn,si be addressed to he Ed,tor Of The
Daily Ne,os. No. 10 Hay7se-stveet Charleston, s. G.
Business Communications 10 Publisher Ct D1Ny
.Ne,0s. H#
We cannot undertake 10 return reected co1nu,unica
tons.
Advertisements outside Of tbs cy must be accon.pd-
MED ,cikt Tho cash.
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MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGE,
8t COKESBURY, 8. C. t
EENHE EXERCISES IN THIS COLLEGE WILL BE
resumed the First Aonday in february. An olbciert
and full corps Of Teachers will be employed under the
direction OF Professor EIsENEIER Is irenident Of the
Faculty. - =
The low rates Of Tuition the location of the College
together with the many advantages securing sys
1enatc and thorough Education, offer inducements In
ferior to no Institution in the South. I77- i71-
Good Board can be obtained at from twelve fifteen
oonars Per month. For further information address
4. %H.&# F. +. GARY,
Secretary Of the Board II Trustees
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WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS THE
w name and value Of each article Of our goods nrt
marked on tickets placed in sealed envelopes and eI
mixed. On receipt OF IS cents an envelope coptiuinc
such ticket viii be drawn without choice and deyere5
ut our Office or sent by mail to any address, The pur
chaser After seeing what article draws and its value
which may be from to i've hundred dolars-can
than on payment Of dollar, recaiye the sricIf
named exchange It for any other article marked
on our circular at the value. Every ticket draws o
article worth one dollar more. No HIiNns. -
Our patrons can depend on mir, honorable dealing
The article drawn will be delivered at our Office rerarS
less Of Its value promptly sent directed BY return
mail, or express. nv --
Letters nom many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF Valuable gfes nom US may be le at orr Of
hce, among whom we are permitted to refer to: mi q
John Holcomb, IaInbertvis, n. j.. gold watch value
S2S0 MrI Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street. Brook
lyn. $50; Edwin Hoyt, Stamford Conn
geld lever watch, value 5000; Hon r. h Briggs wash
tngton, D. c., diamond pin. SITS; J. Sutherland No
10y Lexington avenue piano 1885, Mrs. NJ Jesksor No
eos Nineteenth street n x sewing maehine 80; Jos
Camp. Elnira r. naelodeon. $50; Miss T. Collins,
Atlanta, Ga, diamond cluster ring. s225: DR.. Henry
No. ls3 10th street. N. T.. gold watch s1b0 Edw Bcyn
ton, Nashville. Tenn melodeon, 500; James Russell
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50: R. u.
SMITH, Providence, R. L, silver lever watch $50; Oscar
Pnrdy, Madison n. J., nusc box S45; Hon. r. s. New.
gu. st. Pauls, Mimi, gold witch, Sls5; j. E sperry
Litchneld Corn, silver watch S65; VIM. B. Peck Har
lem, uls music boz, S75; Wn. Raymond, Dayton Ohio
silver tee SET $l25; Miss E M schenci Detroit MicI,
diamond ear rings, $225; Pierre Beaudin St Charles
Hotel New Orleans, diamond ring. $l70; Mrs. Martha
Barnes, St. Louis, Mo-, melodeon, value $125 nun
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FIRE LOAN.

4t5r3s ls F1NE LOAN. f-s.fGsI
AAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON
CITY HAIL. November 0, 1896 I
IL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TdE
~ Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City, n-
der An Act OF the General Assembly giving authority
to tho City Council of Charleston proceef tho mat
ter Of Frs Loan, With view to aid In building up the
CITY aEev are hereby notified that the form Of spp
cation for loans be obtained at the oce Of the Clerk
Of Council, between the hcurs Of 8 A. N. and p II.
All applications must be nled in the above mentioned
oce a. the Committee VIII meet every Noaday to con-
sider the same. 2ss 33a Er,nHa--
By order OF the Mayor. ". a. SMITH
November 10 3tt5at ,5t Clerk OF Council
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RE M OVALS,
NOTICI

HE 4n SUBSCRIBER S HAS REMOVED INA TAILOR.
edo tntas 70 No 70 BROAD STREET north
na,,s-t 1hO win supe1intand tho raiorinr
saacaFy - a. * HULL, Aeeat
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CITY TAX BILL.
@ OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
.0 #HQ .o"@a# #.E .8Y.,5 January 15, 1867.
TOPHs OF THE CITY TAX BILL FOR THE YEA r
" 1867 be obtained at this Office Mt the of
Alderman COURTENAY, Broad street
W. q. SMITH,
January 16 limo Clerk Of Council.
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EDUGATlO N AL.

@&@ A CARD.
TUE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
Il the public that he is not concerned with any Com
mercial Institution for instruction OF BOOKKEEPING
ARITHMETIC Or WHITING. except on his own &C
count 10 n"
He will REOPEN Els COMMERCIAL SCHOOL a.
soon n arrangements can be made. 3. E. PELOT.
January Is u
NIGHT SCHOOL.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY THE EXERCISES OF THE
~ Subscribers School will bo conducted 1t No. se4
KING STREET, east side, south of George at
which will be taught Bookkeeping. Writing and the
higher branches of Mathematics and Enghah including
Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry. &c, Political Economy
Rhetoric, Logic, &C., &C. sg5 II|@ 7T@- IN
Terms moderate. Apply above
DOTY SHERFEsEE
January7 5- - N mwf21no
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ITO REM A TIREE-STORY BRICK
l HOUSE in Wentworth street, between Smith and
Rutled9e streets contains ten rooms, with gas and
water fixtures complete Apply at the Office OF WLKIN-
SON GILCHh1sT, Attorneys at Law No. 4s Broad
street, fmw January
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B @ AR pl N G ,

WANTED, BOARDING III A eRIyaTp
" Family, for Gentleman and Lady about tan min
9des YAK rom the Postoface. inquire ut No. 90 HAsEI
STREET, up stairs. s.iITHOGRApHRR :,
January l8 -1-- NM --' I'M ~
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l. finest business locality In the city suitable for q
Gentenans Furnishing Store. &c. Address p O.. Box
No. 4O3. January II
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r O R < N r.

ITO rem T.-THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
/ DENCE at tho southwest corner Of Rutledge and
Wentworth Streets containing square roou1s attic
rooms. basement rooms with water closet bath room
linen Closets gas fixtures and oil cloth, and heating
furnace throughout the entire house Possession given
Immediately. Apply at No. ass King street to
WILLIAM &. WHILDEN l. co.
Isn11 : ! fuoW
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w A N T s .

CITUATION WANTED BY TWO WHITE
= pERsONs-on, to wait on children and sew or do
Eou.ework-tfe other to wnsh and iron Apply at No
81 CHURCH STREE door from Broad.
January 10 !" w.
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POAEDINSs-MRs.H HI. KAnhAII Is PRE-.
- PARED to receive Boarders, at No. 146 Meeting
street up stairs Her many friends and scauaiptances
will please bear this in mind -.I- Decnmher * 4
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dant, Hon. RoBKRr G. WINTHROP read a letter from
Ar. GEORGE PEABODY announcing his gift to the
historical Society Of the sum Of $40 900 as fund
1or the publication Of the proceedings, and also
the preservation Of the historical portraits in the
possession Of tho Society.
mo Vfeat western Railway in Canada has been
afxahgeo Dy the addition Of q third track. 30 that
tne narrow gnage cars Of the New York Central
nan go through direct from New York to CHICAGO
with but single change OF cars. ARRANGEMENTS
nave oeon made BY the Secretary Of tho Traa a,,r-
70 modify the customs regulations with Canaaa
and IN future there will be no detention ~ a.
boundary nne for the purpose Of examining M.
esnal baggage.
The receipts at San Francisco from interro,
revenue during the month OF December we're
SS4s Gao. The receipts during the last six month,
we're noaray IS great tbs whole amount received
IN tho previous two and half years. About $50
900 gallons Of spirits wore distilled within the
limits Of San Francisco last year. The total vslno
OF sugar refined in San Francisco Last year s.
$s,617 900. twenty-five hundred pounds Of fleece
wool were sold on Saturday at 1sc
1ne oldest stove in the United. States il not in
ahe world, is that which warns the han of tho
Capitol Of Virs inia, in Richmond It was noada =
xngland and sent to Virginia in 1777 and EARNED
tho house OF the BuRaEssEs and tho Gonor.I T.
ssnbly Tor sixty years before it was removed to ;te
present location, whore it has been nnnr.xa. 80
thirty years. It has survived three Britiab K;no.
ana has been cotenrcreaeous with four noonarch,
les, two republics, and two imperial governments
OF france The great republic Of America boa -
eea torn BY civil war, the breaches partly hasled
and sttu tho old stove hsr remained unmova7 T.,
hs midst Of AZ, m NM
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ITO RENT, RESIDENCE No. 1 GREEN
HILL street, containing seven rooms, together with
wes: corner Of Smith and Bull strasrp
. JnnuSry II at@@%
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7wo
DRIyATE BOARD. WITH OR WITHOUT ROOMS Al
l. No. 369 KING STREET, near George. a -
January Ii -- .L-.-
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ITO RENT, DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE
u in Church street. few doors from the Battery 1t
contains eight ) square rooms, pantry and cistern.
AL outouildings Il good order. Apply to
January 16 6 s. L. HOWARD i BRO.
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FOR SALE,

A HIGHLY IMPROVED Farm or 100
IN ACRES, more or lees, u miles -
-, northwest Of Gainesville. nalti. #.-G
more County, miles from the 1sss
city. The land Il Of hne quail ASA
~ the DWELLING has seven Rooms, large
ewitner Darn, three Tenements and other I'm.
Strawberries, Curranis, &C., arc grown on this
Farm FOR the Baltimore market, 1880 quarts
Of Raspberries, and i,eee quarts of Lawtons
marketed last year also, Cherries, Apples
aud Peaches, 20 acres Of fine Timothy. The
Farm isweil wateFed with Springs and Streams.
II lies near Ingleside Seminary and will make
fine Market Farm or Country Sect. Price
$4,000 which IL much below the value Of land
In this location.
4aarfor particulars apply at the northwest
corner 81 Lexington aud ~ Paul sta, BALTIC.
Z. LIVELY,
May Is.-tE Broker.
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RURNT RECORDS

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M vkich have h-er -nos-ded n ths ofscs
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Miscellaneous.
Family Grocery.
Iiame al Hufchina


ar 4 HT"H STREETS. BALTyNORL.
lniofm their odd friends and customer. and
the public generally, that they Keep GA hand
WINES AND LIQUORS, iu waod aud glass iof
medicinal aud other Purposes sup~ri"f sugar
cured HAMS the choieest brandso FAMILY
FLOUR; Imperial. ounps~dcr, Dung nysesi.
aud Black Teas Java. Laguiga and RIO Code.
Ioai, Crushed, Pulverized, C4ari he'd snd Brown
sugar Broina, Cocoa, Chocolate. Farimo. Rice
Flour, Sago. Yeast Powders. Sardiue-. sauces
Pickles, Exiracts. Salad Oh, Pure spioss, Figs,
lssisins. Almonds. Crackers. Cheese. dne And
e"arse salt, Table and DAIRY do. syrup. New
orleans and Sugar House Molasses. ker.one.
Luhrieating aud Lard OIL, Tobacco. puponts
superior Canister Powder. shot. Gun CAPS. &c
al - which We vii sell a. the most -easosaiis
prices.
ALSO, they now have oonneoted wth ,aeir
"r""ety Store. adjoining il on High street.
store for the sale Of
"tANos. PHosPHATES 90 ALL KINDS.
PoUDRETTE.
GROUND PLASTER.
CEMENT. &c
f+s-1RAiN and FEED 81 90 ktud.. Balrd
Hay and Straw. Field seeds anil Couu'r, Pc.
ducc Of all kinds.
re-The highest Cash Price a. al ulas. ,.a.d
ior Oats. Corn. Potatoes. Egg. aua aif "'hof
country Produce.
kc-wi,h determination g. keep a. i,e.t ,i
goods and sell ON reasonable teFms. ihcy hel.r
." merit a continued evidence 81 pnhlie Il saf
ALFRED IJANs
:. ALFRED HUTCHINS
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NU-iIf = -EEEbI GIVEN = - ere.
~ -saT II 1set-f DEEN> A. applicant a.
a. ,'cu~ht - "a -'a~th Arrsc5s II the grss
Futaic ssclserAl A.sss. re4HaVe a. sEsalreats
ma lnt "a leeaGEg q a seslsr s.lzs. nzs t-ea.
ares - ~ arr-ua-xDcc. l. sufve- intr-rura
t'rses. ana ier fn@l he@-lng ~ ~ enss =
lu-r the Csrruh C-gri Soc kal1mo-x eaarsr
Dates ths = aas 81 Nay. ls6-
To- jobs Z LoS6NECKER Cora
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GRAND JURY REPORT.
May TERM, 1se1.

June 5. iss-
y "a 49,. u. a. ~. Ene-t.
Judgs q "a O. ~ for balfls@s,c Ca,
The Grand jury &c RAltiasare county ~.
pectfully report that they have disposed 81 an
the basinass thai has hsse hronght kefcre them.
sxesr; thai part wAieh kas eeen referred = ta.T
nexi 0rNnd sury. and have fannd sixsy- thr~e
rrue Bills
IN ecaSormisy VITA iaw, they have visisea
the Ccunty jail. where they icund eighteeE
rrisoaeFs TIE prison 10 In charge 81 Deniamin
,. 6rcea. warden under sheriff John X. HAr-
vev. u seems - BE- well conducted, hut thev
think The sanitary regulations have been ne
elected alsc the brick ncor Of the Jail near
The dcor aud in the rear is in = very had condi
ticn and wants repairing at once. The skv.
iights. also. leak BADLY. and ~ aannas -
some exs~nt the fces of the eaiiaihk.
They would further state that they have vie
tied the Petit Jury rooms and End tkem in
tolerable condition and woaid suggest Coz fhH
improvement 81 the rocms, that The aeoas ~
cleaned with water 81 least twice year.
The Grand jury reom. whsrs they kave been
confined, 70 in very hlthy eonaiiion. Wewould
recommend that The mafiing b taken up. the
dirt removed, and the aosF pruperiy cleanesi
with water.
All of which u respsssfally submlssed.
CALEB HOPES,
June A-sl Fureman.
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NU-llE = HEREBy GIVEy. = ne ere,
~ iters EDWARD DIEM. a. ana.
Vsfs 30 tiss t-enef2 q tas --sett s--f-ls ~ fi.
s 30 - Aueiss t--a--4 LEwx- relative g. p
ssrertk. tee; tie 4.t Nsss-f "a .fs--us- ~
hns ecet fx-d ~ ne apy.es-xncs. r. naswr
irte--erats-ses and So . 8nai hezr.rr 81 e..
CAS- t-ir-t ne CI--rif C-u-s So b.it-ns-- -,ts
= I'ssec tns Ia dHv e.. Nz-ch- fSr-
-es
JOIN g tyyc yErrEE H-r.
49,
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THE TMsC.
DAUL CLIFFORD.

This well known and favorfte Stock Horse
viii stand the coming season, at tho snbseri.
bers stable GOvANsTOwN, Bal.
,imoro county, four miles from .,x-1WR
d SslaSsi, % on az sss s SSs e,aS S@S
aud end goth July, 1857.
PEDIGnEEi--raulCl Clifford was BY Vermont
Black Hawk, &c. sire Sherman Morgan, r. ~.
sire, Justin Mcrgens dam of Paul Clifford BY
young IIamilionian, young Ifamiltonlan by
bishops Hamlltonian, Bishops IIainiltonian
by imported Messenger. dam of young IIsmii.
ion'an ~ Lconidas, 81. dam by BelfDunder.
Paul Clifford Is n brother Of !" Ethan Allen
who has trotted bis mile 10 the pole In 2IVI.
and possessing the same strain Of blood as that
which hows Ia tho veins Of Mr.. Rysdyke's ia
nous brown stallion " Ham bletonisn," aud
" Dexter" he cannot but be the horse 10 breed
from.
eS- For terms aud further description see
largn bills. L. MONGAR,
Ooyansl0wn, Baltimore county.
April I3.--tJnIv TO-
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poAp NOTICE

NOTICE. i EERKBY eTNEX. TbAi thsrsr
dsys aftc- tkis dstel arrlicafsor usli - nanss
O. rur tcgrir Ss,1nruir-s,,I.r4s - ss-sssssss..
ssuuis fos ths ul-cnlng 81 . ruhlig -nA1. caln
ucaclng a. >hsws HI. A1a fslies a. tAe 49,
q Al cd ~us1 tA-sugk the land q Nh Nsse-
:. Aaeii AID AreAihAld sasrline. striking
ne AiileH he.@ 81 q near the Ivy Road
runr
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LYME COUNTRY SEAT.


Only thrce miles from Raltimorc and a iew
reis irom Charles Street Avenue ELEVEN
ACRES. one fourtA in weei. balance
-. in dne state 81 cultivation very%E-
SUPERIOR DWELLING. 5ss
HmcdcFn style. with hall and
sixteen rNoms. in frat rate order, and rerlete
with ccnvenenees. Including xas In every nom.
and hot and cold water in bath room excel.
lent water. ga1d Stable. Carriage Hcuse and
Ice House. stream passing through the place
IL formed into q lake. nom which the ice house
IL supplied. A selection 81 choice FRUIT
TR EE s, Apples. Peaches, Fears. &c. Also.
Grapes, Blaekberries, Raspberries, Ac.
m9-TAe Garden 10 one 81 the finest In ne
county. nicely laid out and very productive.
The location 10 very healthy and one Of the
choicest In the vicinity Of baltimore.
81 Fine shade Trees surround the Dwell.
ling. and Tor comfort and convenience this
property is very desirable. either a. q summer
Or permanen, residence. For sale BY
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law buildings. -. Paul ST..
June S--tf Baltimore.
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Miscellaneous.
NBw GOODS = NBw =GoODsiTI :

NEW GOODS Z NEW GoODsFi
have Just received direct from New York,
line assortment Of Goods, rrr
ptArw AIpAc. comprising ~
DELAixEs,
Chambray Ginghains, Manchester Ginghnms,
Cotton Goods Of all descriptions,
Plaida, Cambrics, Lawns aud New Styles Of Cal.
icocs. White, Red and Opera Flannels, beau
tiful Dainask Table Cloths, fine Linen Napkins,
Towels, Crash, Summer Caasimars, Cottonados
Coating aud Pant Linens, aud fine stock OF
Sheeting. and Mualins, bleached aud unblsach.
ed from w cts. per yard zap.
GLOVES. MOURNING GLOVES, GRAPE,
A Gne assortment of HOSIERY, silk aud Lin.
go hendkerchiefs, cheap. aud great va
ri",y 81 Notion. Il lot 81 ine
OH CLOTHS. RUGS a MATS.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. az.
AlhHi'aware. Hardware. QussnswaSs. crocks-
ware Ft"nswsFs aud Tinware.
FINE assortment
STRAW AND WOOL HATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies. childrehs' aud Mens'.
Always On hand,
EHD'ERfES OF THE BEST QUALITP.
TEAS. SPICES. az.
oils, Banning aud LubEicatingf Lamps, Chin
nsys aud Patsnt Medicines gsnsrsiIy ~ nee.
so-A cell !. Tesp.etf,slIy solio,tsi l,.,a,. ga.
ing ~ the city, az my GOODs aud PRICES
cannot fail b. please.
WILLIAM n. BHEALEY,
foss0ublun. Bait -
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PEAcz AND FRU1T FARk.


oN6 ACRES heiweer So 60 AS Naso.ls
- -'OEtve-t. Auue A-ulo-. counfv. Nd
w. landing o. Els ian al Iseef a
- -veE. whsrt WeeG. erelanles
- hns , I'll ca b. shiuf--d uu-- 1eea
~ -eAsut, cve-r Gar -hls
~n-if msGf sure-t F-ur F1ru.. ess--rIG-7v
80. ,t~c 81 Teaches. st-uwi,crriss HuG Nate--
Hls.als Aas bf g. ~ EcreI 81 flss i.-st -at1--
ne anI .uA- 3 A. 4anG. Ve-s ca y Ale b-iurs
th' tees H neiart tis profits "a vhici ~,
Er-l. ..-4 nos a4r.4ss g,lAnsee AZ y
nuu-isi ~ -aIdii1ui spf feact --s-s q. he
i'esi ra-l-.t,a- iuelullls as HEis Law sssi
@pris -ress. o' me fines vn~iefs~s - rea-s
T. lAt-r = - ac~-. ~-rwt---les. a. g.
ins ans; approve A.nas zee a=af-es noe
PLANTED i--sf va-ie:ies
About - Ca = acres a Ws,n. ms~a, Ch,-
mt PoflG- ana Pine balAn-s ilea-ls o.. r-s-
eit .auc aul easilv ie-tlli-ed
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HENRY CtsaKE
lav Ruildines Rsitirse-s. NJ
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INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.

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0pvicE OF ASSESSES oV lxrEnxAL REvExuH.l
FrFrH DIsrnicr, MARHLAnp,
kLLIcorr's Ctsr, June sth, 1897.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, That the an.
nual List q Valuations aud Enumcraticns Of
the lncoine Tax Of isee. and License Tax. and
the tan on all articles enumerated in sche.lule
A Of the Excise Las 81 the Cnitsa States. sss
1857, made and taken by the Assessor and A..
sisiant Assessors fcr the Filth Collection District
Of Maryland. may he examined by all persons
interested.
FROM fAe sofa 70 fAs 2etA day " .j#as. 1897.
both days included,
from o'clock A. ~, 70 = O'Clock r. ~,
al the
COURT HOUSE, ELLic0TTS CITY
when and whore che undersigned win attend 70
rucsive and Determine all appeals relative 10
any erroneous or excessive valuations, assess.
meats or enumsFatlons, By The Assessor OF As
elslant Assessors returned In said List.
All Appeals must be In writing, specifying
The particular cause, matter or thing, respect.
ing which decision IL requested, and ahall,
moreover. state The ground or principle Of error
oomplained o.
WILLIAM YELLING. Assessor
June iS.-2t
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