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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-14
A List of Letters


= EMA1NING in the Post. Office. Colum.
lV bia: y. G.. September IA, 1867. Persons
aiiinEofo letters in this list, will please
ay they are advertised.
dams. Jessie Lnckleard, Levi
!keh, nli!eskii, Miss Eliza
'ikcn,. Prof . Martin, MI
Hon & Co, Mitchell Marp & Martin
'arnnm, Mrs Fannie McCallum, d
,aum, McNabb, Geo II
'enson, john VI Messer. las
Blake, Mrs S,ip Miles. MrJAnnie
'lizzard, Miss Emma Milling, Eliza
surkett, Mrs L T. Moore, G. C
,o"rr, FRED Mnlroy, John
,rown, ) Norman, Mrs G.
,rowh, IN Odon. Elias W
'rown, Miss y c PPG
;;ecli, Chas Pagctt, JasR
,larke, Miss Mary Parker, Maggie col
;rapps, Pelton, Grove A
cumming, hobt Richardson, Abrah'm
Davis, Mrs Catharine Robinson. Robert
Jay, Mrs Mary L Rogers, Mrs Eliza
Dennis, Sauka Rudasiil, Wylie
)ecinson. Geo Sealeo, Jas S
>ooian, Jas Singleton, Miss Amy
douglass, Gus Siras, Jospeller
,nnis & Co, Mess Smalis, Cesar
fields, w Geo Smith, Jas It
lemmlng, Mrs EiizaSpencer, Miss Louisa
razler, NJ j. Stewart, Isabella
iarey, Wally Stocker, A r
GOODMAN, Miss SarahThrice, John A
iuldcn, Caroline Valentine, Miss EN-
tall, Miss Caroline Walker. Kate
hendrix, John + Warren. EA
t9pklns, MISS Kate Weir, Mrs Nj Il
ohnson, Joshua Whilden, G r
kingston, Miss P L Whitney, Miss II F2
Authmann, Miss A WWilkes, Mrs A L
. inc, Miss Kate William, Joe
Miss EmWood, John J
lewis, Miss Emma Worthy, Andrew
.itner, II Younge. Hyram
Sept Il j. G. JAN.iEY, P. NJ.
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Commissioners Sale.

Wesley. D. Hornsby, Joseph Edw, rds, ct
ur, ct dl., Us. James S. Hornsby, VIM. E.
Martin, Administrators, ct d;.-BM for
Partition and account.
DURSUANT to tho decretal order in the
l. above stated case, will sell, before the
Court House, in Columbia, on the FIRST
MONDAY in October next, at 10 o'clock,
all that TRACT OF LAND, in the District
OF Richiand, bounded on the North by
lands Of William Douglass, South on lands
OF Hart Maxcy, East on the Winnsboro
Road and lands of Jacob Geieer, and
Southeast on lands of Christina Dent.
and West on lands of Free Mary-the said
tract containing $50 acres, more or less.
ALSO,
All that piece, parcel or TRACT of LAND,
situated also in Richland District, bounded
on tho North by lands of John Stack, South
on lands of Robert N. Lewis, to the East
on lands of --, and on the West by
lands of Wesley Hornsby, containing 50
acres, more or less.
Terms OF sale-One-third cash, the ba-
lance payable twelve months after date,
secured by bond, with sufficient sureties,
and mortgage of the property sold.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
d. b. DESAUSSURE, G. E. r. D.
Sept II 10
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United States Marshal's Sale.
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.
United States Us. %, GOO Segays, Boz To-
bdcco, Jar Snuf.
D. G. Peixotto G. Son, Auctioneers.
BY rendaioni erponas, to me directed, from
the Honorable the Judge of the District
Court of South Carolina, in above case,
l will expose at public auction, at the
Auction House of d. c. PEIXOTTO Il
SON, in this city, on FRIDAY, the Doth
instant, at II o'clock q. m.,
So boxes Segars-Le Bouchet-10O in
box.
20 boxes Segars- Colorado Maduro-1OO
in hoy
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.P EMAlNING in the Post Office. Colum
LIZ bia: y. e.. September IA, 1867, Person
calling for letters in this list, will I,leas
say they are advertised
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pubIikin party for years, but failed,
OWN to a lack NV confidence. He wood
hev jined the Democracy, but ez they
wuz hopelessly in the minority, it
woodent hey helped him. He consid-
ered Johnson's moshun fillin the otfisis
with Repuolikins bully, ther bein so
lew nv that persuasion who'd take em,
anu an. ne ulonI ~, want any accessions to
the party Ther wuz now list enuff to
hold the otises in the control nv the
President, and them wuz ali the offisis
they Good git anyhow. / seiest thar he
be continyood. He isn't discreet. bnt
we can't expect all the virchoos at so
small price. None Nv US is perfeck-I
spose 1 hev my failins.
I shell continyoo my investigashens,
tho it is dreadful tryin labor. Coin ez
/ do, thro Abolition sections, hev TO
carry my own whisky, and ez sad ex-
perience hez demonstrated quart TASKS
won't do. Sometimes hev to lay in
one of them towns for nearly three
hours. / respectfully submit, that ar
rangements be made for the transpor-
tashen NV keg NV sustenance TO ac-
company me, otherwise, j shell peremp-
torily resine. At my time NV life rege-
lar supplies is necessary.
Petroleum V. NAsBY, p. NJ.
(Which is PoStmaster), and likewise
Professor nv Biblikle Politicks in the
Southern ClRSsikle & Military Insti-
toot
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Mission sunday schools.
Editors fnteuigeneer: $1,000

kIdHOFS S1HLctttgcslCeTs 3. .H.-...H- b
The Hon. Mr.. Stevenson, in his re-
marks at the Phillips Concert on Satur-
day evening, was understood to say
that the Evangelical Lutheran Sabbath
School was the only mission school IN the
citV. The statement was felt to be a re-
Election upon the other religious socie
ties of the city, of the members of
which the audience was mainly COM
posed. u
We feel it but Just that the credit of
our city, in this matter, should be de-
Tended by a brief statement of facts.
At no time within the last twenty
years, has this city been without mis-
sion schools, properly SO called
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church has
been doing an effective mission work
for years. The Baptist Church has also
been active and faithful in the same
cause. The Methodist Church main
tanned mission schools in remote su-
burbs of the city, for years, which Il
nally grew into self-sustaining socie-
ties. The Presbyterian Church pur-
sued the same line of duty, and with
like success.
Quietly, but faithfully and successful
ly, the work has been carried on, and
is still being carried on. The abodes OF
the poor and humble are visited the
naked are clothed; the ignorant and
degraded are persuaded to forsake their
sins and come to Christ. "The harvest
truly is great, and the laborers are few,
but not so Teic as Mr.. Stevenson has
permitted himself to believe.
"a I,ABoRERu
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Mr.. s. Barring Gould, an English au-
thor, denies that the far-famed william
Tell is an historical character. He de-
clare4 that the story of Tell has been,re-
peated, with variations, ever since the
eleventh century. The original Tell
was Morse hero, he was myth of the
Farce Islands, he was an English, a
Finnish, and Persian person; in short,
the legendary Swiss Is only iainL copy.
a French journal says a remarkable
and perhaps almost unrivaIled coinci-
dence is recorded in the civil registry
of Barsur-Aube. In 1866 there were in
scribed there log births, 1O6 deaths, and
log marriages.
According to the London papers, it is
twenty years since any approach to the
scene of desolation now reigning in the
Yorkshire valleys has been witnessed.
The sudden thAW has caused such an
intimidation as exceeds even the disas-
tTous food of 1861.
Another accident occurred January
23d, to Miss Menken al the Gazette Thea
tire during the performance of the ''Pi-
rates de la Savane." Her horse again
fell, and this time the rider did not
escape unhurti she had an ear cut, and
an arm and leg severely bruised, and
was not able TO re-appear again that
evening.
The Glasgow Herald demonstrates
very plainly with the young Duke of
Hamilton, who appears to be "going to
the bad" at very rapid pace. His no
BILE name is ever mixed up with ignoble
brawls and may be read "posted" in
'black lists" oEdishonored acceptances;
he owes enormous sums and mis- estates
have already passed into the hands OF
Mr.. Padwick, that friend and patron OF
noblemen and gentlemen 10 whom the
turf and the ring have been unprOpi-
tious. --..
Great desritution exists throughout
Italy. In Venice thirty thousand peo-
pie exist on public charity. In sar-
dinia the people are compelled to live
like beasts, on roots and herbs. Even
the Government journals of Turin and
Florence say thai "hunger is the order
of the day." and call npon the Ministry
to do something that Will prevent
famine. s
Artemus Ward has LETT England for
the Island Of Jersey. By the advise OF
DR.. Hastings he has suddenly discon-
tinued his lectures as the only possible
chance or saving his life. BE has made
hosts oEfriends in London who mani
fest the greatest anxiety for his recov-
cry.
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NEWS ANn Goss1p.
Items by TeIegraph and N,


The Pittsburgh Republic laments
the fearful increase OF crime.
Murdoch gives three readings up
there this week. Can We not get him
for Wheelinga -s.F
the Mississippi.
-Colfax will be elected Speaker of
the 10th Congress.
Very little hopes of the Tariff bill
passing this session.
There is an advance all along the
lines of the Temperance cause.
Here is lively advertisement from
the New York Herald:
Twenty-second street-19th inst. re-
turn, "swag." n. r. belongs to "Cop."
Dead to rights, !" and can "pull."
The Ddybook says that 81, 900 worth
of oysters are shipped from Norfolk
daily.
Chicago youths celebrated the 14th
by sending 5000 valentines through
the post-of6ce.
The newest Yankee notion is an
umbrella with gutter round the edge
and spout at one corner.
An American is now taxed about
four times as much as a citizen of
England.
An advertiser in one of our ex-
changes wants "a young man to take
charge of span of horses of a religious
turn of mind"
There is whole sermon in the say
ing of the Persian: "In all thy quarrels
leave open the door of reconciliation" !"
We should never forget it.
The famous gondolas of Venice are
to be replaced by steam tugs, SO adieu
to romance in the city of an hundred
isles.
Twenty thousand of the suItan,s
troops are said TO have perished al
ready in the Candian war, and yet
Gambia is as far as ever from being cap
tured.
-Dlssipated New Workers go over to
New Jersey TO get intoxicated as a mat
ter Of economy. In the latter place the
fine is two dollars, and in the former
ten. ASA
Col. George Knapp, senior proprie-
tor of the Missouri Republican, left st.
Louis for Cuba a few days since, for the
benefit Of his health, which is thought
to be permanently impaired.
in the steel rail mills at the "Cy-
clops" Steel Works, Sheffield, a mass
of iron, weighing one ton, is dropped
from height of 36H feet upon the
middle of the rail, placed upon three
foot supports, as test of its strength.
The rails rarely break, but occasionally
bend, under this tremendous trial
The drumming match at Chicago a
few nights since, for the championship
of the United States, between Willian IN
Nevens and Robert Hendershott, the
drummer boy OF the Rappahannock,
resulted in favor of the latter. A large
crowd was present and much excite
ment existed
The workmen of New York are
proposing to establish cooperative
Fstores-
II, whence, .rhere, .rAerefore, Aol1 /.
| This is the whole of philosophy, wrote
Joubert. Existence, origin, place, end, ,
I and means.
According to the superintendent of
public instruction, there are now one
| rotnd million of scholars attending the
free schools of New York.
Col. ]. w. Forney has signed the
I temperance pledge. He says that when
| he saw johnson 50 intoxicated on last
| inauguration day he determined never
to drink any more. - "a ----r r
] Many of the Kentnclzy farmers
lraised last year from tea to thirty acres
of cotton, much 70 the advantage OF
| their iuoOme.
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PoIItfcaI I1enns.

The press of France and England
warns the American people against
any impeachment of President John
son.
The antipathy of Southerners to
the Stevens plan of reconstruction may
be explained by the fact that since their
experience with William L. Sherman,
they don't want anything more to do
with Military Bill.
The Charleston Courier sees a ray
of light in the fact that there are demo-
Gratis enough in Massachusetts to get up
a series of resolutions which have the
old style democratic ring.
New Jersey has 1881 colored citizens
old enough to vote. Three cases are
now pending before the courts of that
State which Will decide whether they
have the right to vote.
The Petersburg Inder renews the
lament on the continued imprisonment
ofJef. Davis:
And this man is dying meantime.
Injustice preying upon his soul, con-
hnement wearing out his body, the
neglect of his own people sickening his
heart. Surely the crowning shame of
those which disgrace the last six years
ofAmerican history is this"
Gen. Thomas a. Rowley has been
nominated by the President for United
States Marshal of the Western District
of Pennsylvania, vice Col. McKelvey,
rejected.
The South Carolina courts have
decided suit in which the principle
is held that debts contracted in confed-
crate currency must be discharged on
the basis of the value of that currency,
as compared with gold, at the time that
the debt was incurred, and considera-
ton given therefor.
The Richmond Times thinks the
Virginia legislature may have been
called together in the "wrong time of
the moon" =
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Editors InteUigence1 :

Editors IHtelligencer:
shall gladly comply with the re-
quest of "Remonstrance" TO consider
"in detail'' the "facts and arguments''
of his curious production. Physical
iudisposition will prevent me from en-
tering Immediately upon the pleasure
bic undertaking. My article of Satur-
day, in reply to his of Thursday, was
written while PROSTATE in bed. The
more glaring Inconsistencies of the
paper have, TRUST, been fully exposed.
Yet, as soon as time and health will
permit, shall, in compliance with the
gentleman's request, undertake full
and fair ventilation of all the argu-
ments of this most singular, and may
add, most unreasonable Remonstrdncc.
1 congratulate the friends of Educa-
ton upon the passage of the Wheeling
School Bill, (Which ''provides for the
education OF rich and poor dtike,'' and
without any material modification of
its essential provisions, approve the
law. as well as the good sense of our
Legislators, by whom it was passed, as
understand, without a dissenting
voice. VERTTAs.
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, -Tnirty-four steamers left st. Louis
last week for Southern cities The Re
T,,L5licdn estimates this as equal to
Ivsnty-oue freight trains of cars per
day for the same time.
: within eleven years SsoO, 900, 600
worth Of gold has been taken from the
mines in California. ---
: The "nephew of his uncle has irf-
creased the public debt ofFrance s2To, :
600, 900 since his accession.
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An association of mechanics and
inventors has been formed in Detroit. TO
enable poor inventors to realize the
benefit of their own patents, which now
too often goes into the pocket of some
rich assignee.
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7. d. Logan, 7. p. Shallcrosa, ]. 8. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. II. Hobbs, Saml. McClel-
Ian, q. W. FTanEheiIn, Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
LRuRhlin-
HNHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
L organized four years, and in that time
done successful business, is still prepared
70 take risks at fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
ltshments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rvers and lakes.
This company offers superior Inducements
70 Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
or years at reduced rates.
rms being home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus OF any company in
In the State and composed OF some
ntnety-four stockholders, most of whom are
among our Dest business men, recommends
itself TO the favorable consideration OF the
tnsuring public, and solicits their patronage.
Applications for insurance VIII be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Office, North side OF Monroe. between
Main and Market Sis, Wheeling, W. Va,
over the Savings Institution OF wheeIinR
n. e. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDE.I., Vice President Ocl6
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BINGHAMHOuSE-

ELEVENTH & MARKET SIS,
PHILADELPHIA.
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE Is
l. now open for the receptions OF guests, 1t
mas been nttSd up IN a manner equal to any
in the country. The locsilon being central
makes 1t q very desirable stopping place.
both for Merchants and parties wishing the.
Sty. The Parlors are spacious, and elegant
" furnished The tables Will be supplied
with AL the delicacies the market viii af-
iord, and II is tie intention OF the Proprietor
70 keep In every respect Ftrst Class Hotel
1erms-S3 Per day.
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AntGls.
Stamn House.

THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
informs his friends and thepuhlic gener-
ally, thai he has opened the ''Stamm House -
No, 3 Water street. The House IS new,
with an entire outht of new furniture,
and is complete in every respect.
The Proprietor pledges himself 10 spare no
pains TO render his guests comfortable, and
hopes to receive a liberal share OF patronage
Ample stAbhng, attended by = careful and
janlI-6m HENRY STAMM
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ms URANC CE.
Fire & Marine Insurance COmDaHV
OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED IN 1881.
TAKES RISKS ATTHE LOWEST RATE
i on Buildings OF all kinds, Steamboat
Furniture and Merchandise, and against all
dangers attending the transportation OF goods
on rtYerH, seas, lakes, canals and railroariR
II. CRASGLE, President
JOHN c. HERVEY, Secretary.
Robert CTangie, John Reid
Robert Monlson, j. DalEell
= BRADY, VIM. b. Battelle,
John Donlon, j. ID. Du BoiE.
0S-The company has removed 10 the ON ~
UP 6TAIRS-in the "Insurancs BuildinpS
next door TO the Merchants National HAM,
APPnGauons ior insurance win he prompt
attended TO by the President or Secretary
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Incorporated 1898,
Wheeling Savings Institution,

OEFICE No. y MONROE ST.,
MONEY RECEIVED on DEPOSIT, IN
VI terest paid on special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
-Souecuons made on all points.
IN oTuer To meet a want that has long been
Ielt IN thls community, this Institution Will
receive on "Wednesday and Saturday amer
noon between the hours of two and four o.
CLOCK, Deposits OF any sum OF money, nom
one iS, dollar and upwards, on which lnteres
GEO. AENDEL, President.
DIRECToRS-Alex. Laughlin A. J. Pannell,
John McLure, lr., Alex. Rogers, Morgan /.
on, James PAUL, Alex. ]. CeGi, james Reed.
ocl7-ly A. G, C,QUARRIER, Treasurer
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MtdtfaI.
Stmlta Sfmadoul cra,ln,r.
HUMPHREYS
Homeopathic Specifies.

Have PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
= experience, an entire sncoess Simpls-PromPt-
eines perfectly adapted TO popular use-so simple
that mistAkes cannot be made in using them; 50
60 Be always reliable They have rised the highest
e9nmendAtion from all, and will always render sat-
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Extensive Millinery Establishment,
NO. OO4 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.

MADAMoISELLE KEOGH,
.. MILIINER DE PARIS,
HAVING REBUILT AND GREATLY
IL enlarged her place of business, has now
on hand an entire new assortment Of the
very best styles Of
FRENCH MILLINERY.
Through her numerous agents In Paris she
IS enabled 70 present IN advance of other es-
tablisements the very latest European STYLES
IN bonnets Head Dre4ses, Caps, Feathers,
Ribbons, Frames, etc.
THE SAILS ROOMS
Are constantly stocked with the choicest
goods. and those sending orders can be- ac-
oommodated at the shortest possible notice.
THE AOURSISG DEPARTMENT
Is thoroughly organized and has bean
made a speciality IN the Establishment
THE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
Offers great Inducements to MIIIinens. who
can at any time be furnished with PATTERN
being exposed at retail
\. S.B.-French, EngIish and German spo-
ken. noyy5.eJE1
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gusaraure.
Home Insurance Company

OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Capital eSOO,OO
PreS't, Sectu
SAMUEL GALLOWAY. A. H. HANI.ET
JAMES h. FERGUSON,
Agent for West Va
ONCE in HornbrOOk's Building, nSsS Nam
street, up stairs. jAn35-Sm
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NAsBY.

Fnnen for the Toledo Blade.
Mr.. Nasty Is Dispatched by the Pres
ident and Secretary seward upon
an Important Mission, similar In
its Nature 10 that OF Mr. McCracken.
His RenorE
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waits for the Ladies'.

Some ladies in London are said TO
be forming boat-club. a row is ex-
pected on the Thames shortly in conse-
quenee.
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PosT OFFS, CoSFEDRIT Y ROADS, !
(Wich is in the Stait Nv Kentucky,)
February IL 1867.
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THIs rs TO aIyE soIyoI5Ta4I o. tn. 40

TINS rs TO GIVE so1lSSrIa4r o. tn. I'D DAT
Of July, a. d. 1857. IN Baskrupiey vas ssue1
sGans The estate OF Augustus A. Bss cf III Chambers
street. IN the city county and state of Nsv ferh who has
Iaynens q any debts ard delv.y q any properly e.o.s
fer OF any property by hn forbidden By
meeting o. The creditors Of The sad banup, 70 their
win Be hsid Al coa q nsshrnpsey, 70 hs hedss No
l,s!s kssssr, ths Issh day ef September. A D. is
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CrRAxsR ST. LAcRENr FOR BREsr AND HAvRE.
- xl s1s~ raer "a North riycr foot Of Morton street.
SATURDAY. August TO- az II O'Clock Passengers are re-
aasstsd 20 BE- board At II o'clock.
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THE TURF.

FASHION coURsH-LoNa ISLAND, AUGUST g. AT
sf H., best two in three 70 road wagons, owners %
Pierce enters bay Oner Pasha; Frank enters scr
rel q Dunderbera J. SIMMONS, Proprietor-
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TIN TIED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
ktnth Collection district State of New York. comprinng
Ae twelfth Nineteenth and Twenty wards Of the
city ~ Now York.
Ntnice hereby given in pursuance Of law that
received the annual collection list of the valuations and
Of this Dsrict under the Internal Revenue
hV OF the United States for the that the
~: snnmeraed therein have become due and payable,
and that VIII attend personally by deputy for the c0ec
non Of the same At onlce corner SIKH and
xhuetA street. daily lundays excepted from the 10th
81 July 1851 TO the 10Th day Of Angust 1867 inclusive be-
tveenthe hours Of o'clock A. NJ and All persons
who shall neglect 10 the due by them respectively,
according 70 The list aforesaid VIII become liable 20 the
nlties prescribed BY law. THOS. UCALLAGHAN,
Collector Ninth district, State Of New York
NKW YoRK, July Is 1867.
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