The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-24
CITY INTELLIGFNOE.


APPEALS TO THE COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL
has been received by Assessor tshn w Frazier,
OI Ine first District, from the Treasury Depart
the Delng fegniaItons respecting Appeals 10
section 10 Of the act of July IL, 1906
TREASURY DNPARTMENT, OFFICE OF INTERNAL
Of the act Of July 49, provides that mo suit shall
tax alleged o have m "b Been ro1eosy or nj a
sessed or collected until appeal shall have been duly
cordnR to the provisions of law in that regard and
tabs6ed in pursuance thereof and decision OF said
SopmssIoneE be had thereon unless said suit shall
decision or within six months FROM the time this act
delayed more than six months from the date OF said
SPpeh then 1s said suit may be brought at any Time
aud no suit for the purpose Of restraining the assess
6oSP %SRs S' collection OF tax shall be maintained In any
S cR 81 the act CT Of S e. @ hn
regulat prescribed by the Secretary OF the Trea-
6IIS sss % remit IsisSS pay
penalties colected Without Suthority and ali taxes
that shall appear TO be uniusy ssed or excessive
The mode Of makng sgpeHs under the last quoted
Under the foregoing provisions, appeals may be
j. From the decision of an assessor when the per.
son feels aggreved by the assessment. This appeal
may be presented on form No. AZ, for the abatement
2 For reiundlng, Form 46 under section a. above
,In either case the applicant should specify the
hSbebouleuIt
or months; II annual, the year or part Of year for
which t6e . ent wa; made the subj matter
for refundng, the date of payment Then the ella I'm
fects upon which he bases his application. When he
Refers to @ 9S1 enc with ne 0Gs Of
be given with the name Of the writer If TO the office
tate the finding Of the correspondence; copies
such letters or the origlnss may be furnished, when
Claims for abatement, Form ~. must be certified
ment, and the Assessor and Collector will certify
claims Tor reminding, the certificates Of all those
99nheeTs are required on Form No &C. Before certify
and carefully examine the and certify from per-
let Of the same baSeS upon 81 satSacoTv eVdsncs
should Ocer disagree with the applicant as to the
Ss
81 Il Is 81 ha % Ss should be
driven into the courts of law for redress of their
large small il is important that just decision be
made, which cannot be done without full know
When the aPPllCR!iO1 is properly prepared the Col
nal Revenue as required BY oIreSlsr fSl No 81;
Approved June T. 1887 0O-'
II. McCULLoCH, Secretary of the Treasury.
LEAeUE ISLAND AN IRoN-oLAD NAVY AT
RRsT.-,We give below the names of the various
Island. Afloat, and in close proximity to each
other in what is termed the back channel, are
hoes, Suncook, Yazoo, Koku, Catskil, Lehigh,
Passaic, Nantucket and the Sangamon, each
in thunder tones during the late war, while
others Just witnessed their own completion
when the strife had ceased. In addition to these
there are three torpedo boats, the Nawbuc,
Medoc, and Nafu: three wooden gunboats, the
Metacomet, Chenango, and Sassacus, which
fully realized its title by its persistent impu-
dence to Rebels the Boxer, Rebel blockade
runner; and the Hornet, an iron vessel cap
tured from the Rebels, and the one which was
taken through the United States fleet directly
after her capture, by command of President
Lincoln. Lying side by side, and fastened to
the pier which projects into the Delaware, are
the four following:-St. Louis, receiving ship
Dictator, the famous iron. clad double turreCed
monitor; Atlanta, the captured Rebel ram; and
Mipgo, wooden gunboat.
The officers having charge of the League
Island Station are as foll0ws:-Commodore, o.
s. Glissoni Commander, J.. M. Ransom; Com
mapder, e. w. Henry; Acting Engineer, j.
McElwell; Paymaster, A. Burtis, Jr; Assistant
Surgeon, William j. Simmons; Acting Volun-
teer Lieutenant, G. w. Rodgers; Acting Mas
tiers, j. F. Moran, O. Ackey. John b. Cook; En-
signs, William Curlen #. II. Wheat l.. r. Ches-
ter, L. Kennedy, E. Parrish, J.. II. Chapman;
Second Assistant Engineers, r. B. Potts A;
Ruby, T. La Blanc #: Frank Shoever; Third
Assistant Engineer, f. M. Ashton Gunner,
William Wilson; Master Carpenter, d. Rodnett;
Masters Mate, s. NJ. Crosley; Commodore's
Clerk, William ]. Manning; Paymaster's Clerk,
William J. Larkin.
AN INcmENT.-Oficers Tyson and Henderson