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, 1867-12-20
BARBADOS
Mutual Life Assurance Soc iety
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE :

No. 20, HIGH STREET, ~BRIDGETowN, BARBADOS.
NdHIS Society, which confines its bust
a ness exclusively to assuring the lives
of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, labouring in the same
field, can offer. Its scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that Of
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate TO provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and suffi-
cient to create large SURPRISES, out of
which Reversionary Bonuses, averaging
% per cent per annum upon the amour
assured have been distributed among the
Members Of the Society.
Its career, during q period of 81 years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part of
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required TO assure 500,
for the whole term, upon a single life
, 1867-12-20

Sir William Rose and Alderman Finnis
took occasion to remark upon the meal
culable good which, in their opinion, re-
suited to the fund from the notices of it
which had appeared in The Times, and
indeed, upon the advantage which all
similar funds at the Mans;on-house had of
late years derived from its reports.
, 1867-12-20

Assurances of every description on sin
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 10ODollars to 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies TO the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members, on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 8 months after salts
factory proof of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquennially,
and the surplus then existing is allotted-to
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next Investigation
and Division OF, Pro6ts. will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies, in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
4Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL. EXAMINERS:
DR.. von.B BRETON. DR.. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, lProspectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH,
agent.
, 1867-12-20
PROCLAMA

nLLE og Enhver SON MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
afd0de Jfr. LOUISE VATABLE ADAMS
indkaldes herved med 3 Maaneders
Varsel til for undertegnede Skifteret
at anmelde og beviisliggj0re deres
'Krav.
st. Thoma Skifterets Contoir, den
,12te December 1867.
ROsemstaMd.
, 1867-12-20
THE LIVE BONUS of This COMPANY. at

THE LIFE BONUS of this Company, at
last valuation, August, 1868, averaged 46 per
cent. of the Premiums paid, in some cases
rising to .65, 70, and even rs per cent. Sub
stantial benefits have therefore been conferred
on its Assures, and as the Life Liabilities
are valued on the principle of net Premiums,
assuming only 3 per cent. interest-(Me outside
erpenses cA0rgeaUe to the Life Department
for tie General Management, Of the Company
being specially limited By tie Deed Of Settlement
to 10 per cent. Of the net Life incomc) there is
every reason to expect equally good Bonuses
in the future.
FIRE AND LIFE POLICIES ISSUED BY
F. B. GRIFFITH, Agent.
, 1867-12-20

No. 20, HIGH STREET, BRIDGErowN, BARBADOS.
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Byths arrival q this port Of the steamship Corsica
have ies nom the Bahamas dated at Nassau n. p,
on the 9TH Of Nay. E
The Nassau Guordias draws rather melancholy pic
turs Of the condition and resources OF the colony IN
regard to the value Of real estate thus One Of the
aysas estates h ths isiaad = pFssent nsultivasd ID
Mnsr'G II Is situated on the southern side Of New
Provdsnce three and haf miss from the village OF
Adelaide ten from Nassau and fourteen from the viii
lage Of Sandands and comprises nvs hundred and I'VE
acreA The estate was owned originally BY NJ. John
Mnnr, Who, sssut eighty yssn ago. built eosd stone
house upoa it with Substantial Kitchen and outbuild-
iuga Tbeh0uso y nov IN rxinR
On passing through the oAce popnous hamlet Of Car
michael we called 10 mind Goldsmiths 'Desered VII
lagan The pretty church has Inst it's comedy matched
roof, and the SUPPLEMENTARY heass q uninhahiled
I6e same journal has usws ksummaSy IN which IL
ssys-Most = the American visitors Il our hotels have
taken their homsW~sd passage. Is q ArS
The weather contupes ceol and delightful with the
thermometer ct seventy-six degrees IN the shade. We
have had strong northeast bFeese since yesterday,
companied with rain early this morning The market
keeps up it, supply Of vegetables and water melons,
pur1pkrna &C., are 3upt coming 10 Ueoson. 9&
As the Congregation was leaving the Baptist chapel II
Nassau on Sunday tp ioista apd brick work flooring q
the front 6ps gave way and prscipitated nunber q
women and children inta the tank below. II appear
that supply Of water uwys kept In the tank for the
use the baptistxy. About twenty perDons were i'm
msrssa bat no ons W. Rilisd. q
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KINGS COUNTY soAas Or SUPERVISORS.

The Board met yesterday afternooo in their chamber
In the county court house. the President Supervisor
Litue In the chair.
Supervisor CRooxr OF Flatbush. from the special
committee to whom was referred the application OF the
Prospect Park Commissioners for leave have con-
necon made with the proposed from the county
buildings the tds~asrs Of Bedford creek T1atlanda
that me drainage Of the Park could BE- discharged
through H. reported that the comm tss had conferred
with the Commissioners, and that they had agreed to
pay the county the OF thousand dollars for that
privilege. providing ths, the sewer should BE- made
sufcisu,ly large The committee Of the opinion
thai thirty inches In diameter would be sum-
cen,i, isrge. Annexed to the report was resolution
directing the Law Committee cause the necessary
seys be made aud nlcd aud preliminary steps taken
In order 10 ve In the county the ls 70 the land
Supervisor scacrss, or he Ninssesh ward, though.
that would be ridiculous for the Bosrd TO give the
Il were refused, would COS, ,hem great deal more to
construct sewer OF the length which this one
70 be In order that tho drainage Of The park might DO
made the special order Of business the sting
some debate ensued. but the motion finally prsvsled
The special COMMITTEES having n NE furnishing
Of apparatus for heating the court house reported
through supervisor Howell Of the Eleventh ward, thai
The appatus had bees Obtained and found 70 b sAsis
factory. Some Of the radiators, however, out o.
Rooms 10 the building was needed The committee
me % q :d:
attached 70 The report authorizing them 70 sspssd The
sdd.Ionsi sum o. q 900 ios ,As purpose me report,
Tho subject Of the claim Of steam pump COMPANY
for o. ooo for supplying hsssas apparatus A for the
order Of The day" lengthy discussion snsusd, bui
resolution nnaly adopted dirsctns the Committee
on Account. 70 audit the bill o. the company In sAssc
zion Of all their claims against the county.
without transactias aay further business Of mpor-
tance the Board adjourned until the sosh inst
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re Tisle a. the Angevinc Estate on Appeal.
Before Judges Leonard, Ipsraham and Smith.
Lsvi Awosr.s and NeisR DsdkxsrtA % Aa~ AnSeriae
sn.<.isrotvir Dasid ARSecine re.pondent-Ths case
emo up yesterday appeal from decree Of the
Surrogate evokng letters OF dissatisfaction ssued the
supsIaDss the ID Of October 1865 The ess,or ded
e TArytown March IL, 1854, leaving 1t is claimed,
shres children ~ issue Of marriage between himself
nd the respondent The appellants claim the
estate the ground Of succession as next
- HIN, Levi Ansevins being the brother OF
Ne sestator the other appellant being stranger
connected In any manner either BY descent
sesry. On the trial the respondent testified that the
marriage soemnizcd IN this city on December Is,
1oso, between Daniel Angevne, under the fictitious
nane Of James Young, and hsrself Ann McFarian and
eAAs the Clergyman who united them bad since died.
an1 bore him eight children. The testator, is would
SEEM kept the fact Of his marriage secret from bis
hsis1a, and they testified the trial that he was
Haohelor the time Of HE deccasc Witnesses for the
Sssposdsnt testified that though they haA known her
bsoAad for many years under the names Of Young and
Jones, they had always undcrstood that . mari
81 relation existed between Thorn; that
the tsasor bed oken Of her - hts wife, and had
sVsksn Of the children bis; had engaged physicians
- attend ibis children" and that the children OF
ASgsvins were the children attended o. the trial
es1 for The Appellants excepted 10 the admission Of
As rsputsd vfe's tsstmouy 10 establish fact in which
uaance osy object or the action. The appeal
- taken mainly on these grounds Case sii on For
0sappsant, Ar. Cnsnsy; for the respondent, b J. X
II Blanknan
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IHe tmmlss Auscsu lAactM CASE.

The case Of Horny Emmlsr the Prusslaa arrested two
Or three days ago the charge Of having stolen 900
In Treasury notes from his uncle Henry zImms Of No.
% Third avenue further before Justice
Hogan yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. zmmer, the complainant was called and cross
examined BY hr. Spencer counsel for the defendant
Mr. thinner depossd that Emmier II his nephsw,
and has been In this country since The - a. 9Th
Of september 1895 Emmler brought gold with
him don't know whether there was q eneumnd dollars
In gold or not he put money In the busins viii
be gave the money keep for him. o. 500 10 green
backs; l have been travelling with Emmier within the
last month through the West; we went 70 Buhlo; do
April rs; last saw the money stolen non me three
Sss ana ss a q. os0e ,scs u. q
u the boz; my wife was with ~ the time; my wife
has mot taken any money from The boz; nrss dlscov
q 200 had been stolen; when missed ny mossy d,d
not 20 70 the police make any complains 70 any police
magistrate about the loss Of the SaS0o Or any portion
Hogan q sss n oso:
In year; furnished her with money and power Of
attorney; vas made that my wils had tsfs with
ne Kmm.r took cas- out Il sSs Sor - sissc was
his own money; have commsncsd Q civil suit 70 ~
cover this $1,000; think The day before yesterday
snd Vas 70 receive oneshird Of the pru6s for his ser
vices; Emmler vas engaged on thsss terms nom the
time q In arrival 70 his departure; I never had
.sssy % Enniss, o. ier sssi..,ss s,.; l 10 aos
know whsshef The boy lent him his money nos: my
VIE ~ ios Europe on December 1855; whsn En,mcr
1857; mst my wife and nephew on The dock and they
came 70 my house. my wife has len me twice before;
ad nos know that Emmler was Interested i some
about hs 600 the asa February; aid nis very
wrong Of you 70 take 81 600 avsy with you; Emmlev
sad q was vvHg in me 70 40 %; there We sonsshins
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said about paying Il baok ana hs d h uonld a -
Emmer did say that my wife had loaned the o0Q
left while ! vas travelling with Emmler ;
have rsccivcd letter o. word from her since
she left she took with her my gold watch. beddlng
The furtbsr cross-exsminalion aid mot develop any
very important facts defendants counsel sought
to prove that Mrs Zmer had given Emmer the u 900
which be Is charged with stealing. -lxv
AZ the dose Of the examsnation Mr. Spencer made
motion for Emmer's discharge, on the grouno mat
case OF larceny was made out against him ana Jus
tce Hogan sid be would render decision IA NE case
this Afternoon.
deputy sherii was present during the examination
10 order 70 serve upon the prisoner IN case o. hD ais.
charge an order OF arrest in civil action - sad
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~ sbs opening Of the court yesterday, william n.
unSssg. Who pleaded guilty 10 assault with dan
0wvss weapon, was sent 70 the City Prison for two
0snsha
unV Redmond guilty OF atiemps at grand lar
ssay, vas ssns 70 the rombs for thirty days.
Jsnss ,MeNaushA who pleaded guilty 70 an auemp. a,
asang PAsssy shawl valued II SIS. the property OF
AsDoA 0osaabss 90, was ssss 10 the Guy Prison for
my 6eyA
yska Fssssr pleaded guilty 10 burglary in The third
Aegrve, having the night Of the path Of April bur
gDsboos1 snisrsd the buscher shop Of John shschap
Ea 80 beco0d ave9ue and stolen tl0o worth OF
A emoer pursued him and In the yard through which
- - keys 81 large jimmy were found. He was
pnman&kd FOR oontence.
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The Betty or tho Privatcer FIeriAa-01 0,5O0
Wsrsh or Uslsea ssasss Psseage ssAnDa
Discovered at Tere.ts-The United states
Bripgs m Aesiea - Recover the " Speiis."
rather singular episode having iss origin in ne pr
watering proclives Of the rebels during the late war
his recently developed self q Toronto, Canada west
ne main features cf which nsw being Investigated
n this city by commission, and which involve N ac
ton Il law TO which the United States government WIN
b aparty. fefaA rsaaS III ktAk.44 I
me facts in the case. = Il stands, thsse:-
In The month OF July 1884 rumos was circuassd IN
this city to the effect that The Confederate psivatse
ForsdA VAS cruising outside the harbOr Of New York
and had captured several vessels sailing under The
Fsdsal Ase Among other vssssls sslss the Electric
Spark ~as announoed = having fallen prey ID
The pirate bat with the exception Of the actual capture
Of this ship thseshsr rsprh amsd have since proved
70 have been exaggerated rumors. Il Ii alleged
that large quantity OF United states postage stamps
on board de Electric yak To- shipment to The souss
2 be distributed g The Postmastees - New Qsesns,
stamps wers from Ne lstisr vsss and plscsd
board the ElSrd; xhs5s sn rsFs rssssod = prize
o. d sSs nsr e ara
il on account Of and for ihs rsplsnisnmsAt'of the
Ssushern treasury The plumber subsequently, found "
way 70 England and was there disposed on
passing through the hands OF owners the last
aud George Xhurs the defendants in the present. suit
With orders 70 sell them the bsss advantaea In the
g. 6 q: s; %,s: z s .:s. Sss . =
. !. s1a ~; g. ely ss: ss's s
city Post once Depaztdsns Vas communicate wthr
snd the result ms that Mr. b B shsnse egent q
$40 IS nasssr. ana. sisr saasying himssf : the
from whence sss n.S ben csssS =.
Upoa Their rsfuaI 10 comply with hh demand
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SHOCKING Affair ArSTm nsnwM 3suMy. krR-
lEIkm. "a
TIVE wssan Killed ~ ssGscaslss-Fsmr
Others Rendered Isssss.sse-PuDiis ali

TIVE wsssan Killed ~ su1scatisa- Fsmx
Others Rendered lnssas16se-PuDais MI
iron the Phi,adslpsia Isaairsr, Nay loI
terrible and fatal accident ~ sufocation occurred
here on Sunday right ~ : ne nT..ss Seminary 70,
1t the seminary. Susan Manhsrts sad Hannah Hawk
are The names q NE dsad and susasnah Kaol the
Mary Grimm were siishiy sdss.sd. No pupils Of tho
..S ss
IN the bassmeak The rcsm whsre the lamsntabse
renee .ocs place h.s opposite he Sss s.s which
covers The area Of tho three rooms beneath. In this
49, 3 is M .s ss NE
pipe om this about eight feet from ne floor
.I sy ,sn snS eu sSs Rove rm v s
which, from the condition Of the weather. the air being
quite heavy-foscsA the s.s % deseend 10 ssch vol
Gauss tie disssisr ms nus bad been len opsn and in
this condition for two weeks previously q which time
pipe Of which led through IN spperurs IN the partition
WALL The girls. seven In number, retired 70 their
room .. the usual hoor On Sunday night and shut she
eighth, named Civiln HibbalstI, did NOT retire until
about O'Clock when taking up candle she entered
Ss wss and hearing shs unssy sroans o. shoss IN the
room, one Of whom was already lying on the floor b.
tween sns b:Ss .ss nssss no. esSs~s .sc'sd some
rushed out o. the ROOM frightened almost 70 DEATH ran
70 the housekespers r0om telling her that the girls
were murdered The housckesper and her Two daneh-
ten became panic stsicken she enchanting, sCivi-
b, there are murdsrcn about come In quick,
and let NJ lock the door, The four women
remained parslyxed with fear ill morning. and even
attempting 70 alarm the watchmen Streets which
easily might have been done from their window The
houssksspsrs being In the ont Of the building,
opening Church street. Of tho principal sssssl
6via when running out Of the room fortunatsly len
NE door open, which saved Of the ivs9 ID this
condition the unfortunate women remained til IN
O'Clock In The morning, when daylight save them
courage 70 alarm the house, when terrible sight
presented ITSELF Hannah Hawk and Suson Man.
herts who slept Uspsotively ~ each end Of The
room, wsrs fessA dss1, shs p.llcws bssdisE &C.,
ON the floor, and, ~ seems had been awoke BY The
Freams and roenlnp Of The other ~onen asd got up,
IL the candle when, losing consciousness she fell and
remembered no I'll restored 10 CONSEQUENCES next
day. This muss hsvs bssa before the other girl came
IN. The other four whose beds were more In the cen
tire Of the room were found In the morning inssnsble
but we're soon restored and Are now we'll again; the
others ere not out q danger Jet
Tness Huss have been il uss for nineteen years and no
sc0dsns psrcsptibs incouvsnsncs ever eccuysd in
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premises 10 question on date referred 70 with Deputy
collector Daley and found that passage way had been
made mum the cellar Of No. o6. thru0Gh NE wah, 70
that OF No. 68, which was n0t . bonded WAREHOUSE
fhsy found number Of men rollng bagrsas fun the
CELLAR Of No. %, and examining Che barrels they ds
branded ~ folows: French SPARTA b. C " Smith.
Thirty-second district Mes Yogs-" fhs rsmander
were branded otherwise, and Ne brands found In
the cellar moist togeher with the sorApings of the
brands $3.50 .8l f.,.s- I ''-'r-. Al T-rEf.
Deputy Collector schaasr, d ths rhisty.sseond a.
ict was examined and tesioed that thsro such
rec.iAer e g y Smith II the dissriek ss9g rs
Deputy Collector K K Daley coryoborated the evil
dence Of Inspector Cochss regarded their visit 70
premises In question and the sssurs Of the whiskcy
The only thing q all which might mako No % appear
door number or which kind Of locks had been used In
the Thssd district He did not know that there an
himself ~ euch.
The case opened for the defence BY Nh Webster,
and 10 mot yet concluded. -sNr Nss Is
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Judge Hastings OF Albany; John Kinney, Of London,
England; Colonel Hammond Of the United States Army
Metropolitan Hotel
Commodore K Psuldine, OF ths Uaitsd eaaass Navy
cad Captain Kennedy Of Eagland, are stoppisg . Tho
London; George Peabody Russell Of ealsm, wassachu.
ssss and Hy McChlsry, Of London, ~ soppug n the
Drevo0rt House
Dr. W. y Underwood, OF Boston, Rev. - Richard
500 Of Wooster Massachusetts,; Gsssrsi LAts6sd, Of
PhiadelphA and the Rev. Samuel Tbeoooad, 81 Bait
more, are stopp NC n the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Emery Bemis, Jr, Of Omaha; John Pcrtsus, o.
glasgow, Scotland and Richard rrancis Of Nassau, ~
". nre ssopplnG q NE Carssdon Hotel
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UNITED STATES CommssIoNEn's COURT.

Charged With Illegally Renewing Whiskey.
Before Commissioner Newton
The case Of Patrick Prenty, charged with removing
several barrels Of whiskey to q place other than
bonded warehouse up for further hearing yesier
day.
Inspector Cochen testified 70 having seized the whskey
on the 9th Of April at the Wall street ferry foot Of Mon
tague street. It being in the possession Of Prenty The
whskey was q truck, which was also seized. Tho
barrels falsely branded. No other testimony was
takcn the further bearing Of the case being adjourned
until this morning -
Thomas Kennedy, charged with having kept his dsti-
lery Atlantic avenue closed against the inspector.
with iicity removing spirits, &C. was yesterday held
TO await the action Of the Grand jury The testimony In
the case has been published in the HERAID.
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Pleaded Guilty. -r
Before Judge Thompson and Supervisors Bloom and
Foran.
There trials 10 the City Court yesterday, al
the prisoners whose cases set down. for trial hsv
ing Unexpectedly pleaded guilty 70 the offences with
which they were charged.
Stephen Gregory withdrew his plea Of mot guilty and
pleaded guilty OF ombezzng the sum Of 90.
Joseph Young withdrew his plea Of mot guilty TO grand
larceny and pleaded guilty to petit larceny.
Samuel Walters pieadedaguiIty to grand larceny
James Mccormack pleaded guilty 70 grand larceny.
Patrick Turbers pleaded guilty 70 petit larceny.
The prisoners then remanded TO jail and will be
sentenced, with others convicted during the week, at
one O'Clock to-day. re
The remainder OF the criminal awaiting trial will
be tried in the Court OF Sessions which opens Mon
day next and the civil calendar Of the City Court will
be taken up on the same day. Al.
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the FERRY csnpAks Ms Tn mrEaHM fwsuE

70 rHE spgr0R or fm HRRALDssn
We have ar7aig.sd a sunday tnss lhss o6Ussalions
before the tribunal Of the pubic ssmssm bscauss Of
their manifest neglect 70 provide against danger Ana
hes saress1ass 10 respect the hives a passoOgsrs
anA sometimes because yoe their psrsistsat sbrs 70
AVOID their internal revenue responsibilities For more
than year the ferry companics withstood The TAI
gafhsrsrs on false prsssnss an sham pess, bat -
isngh al these dapossd Of By tas dssssa Of NE
Secretary Of the Treasury - follows
As ~ q lsss a. sssSSs
.s s.
vide internal revenue e supPo ms se,srnmsne % pay in;
Rssss s:s :ss sss
The hare referred impcess Ara dasy Of ~
.sp s or Ss 1s.s
Of 81 s sS
!;
=; 81 or sss
~.
NJ n snos Ts s sS
noe 4 :es s:s e e. ,; e {.
sas A:.es Is care o. s.sss.%sassf an, 3;
iss sss.sl. n.ss in fsyise % sos ordinarily soe.
sssrds many S:s Is ~ pa =. yea
s par 4 s' :. $ s
easy natter 2 dscze what Iosa q hs receipts vess De-
progy called &c tsssps Of sAs vssae bal those o.
sxS :s..ss & hs - u :; is sss. 90 sSs .s
~ ..s.sss s:a :asl:es e q. ANY 49, =.
In circular Of the csmmissio.sr Of Inssma, Rsvs-
nue.. daed August I, 1855 Il VS. ordered - Follows
IL III. s q q s Inn
ios from ali persona srns co%psass x own
isa II si a.: ss .s s ne q
sss sa I q s
gut ref,scncs 70 the payment or Of tonnes
ssms I. he coecsors Of their aes H. sSoa
y the g & s :S'S not
turned and ths tax psid ihsrees.
To. ns u: s., e sss A r., s,s
. *: u e Ss s
rS .IS a. e. .sS FOR
Company, fos neen onshs 81 800 OIL; NE Jersey CITY
riyc9 Ferry COMPANY tHuntsrs fvin sixteen months
81. 23s 90, making total Of ssa t3e - We are want
Ing y shs sn,s' 2 ssow ,a.s the due from
dass % shs soysmnen August l. lsse = in the
a.: :Sss. y f. s q esss sbsSss M a''' '''" -
In obedience TO the decision and circular Aforesaid
s ss s. Sssn Ds s
aud thess decisions are equally obligatory In respect
payment Of the same TAX before that data But here
syss Ssss msds ID any q these sums which make UP
why arc these arrears allowed thus 70 remain 10 The
codsm Of these companies, These not be -
mittsd The Secretary Of the Treasury can remit only
- ans penalty o 0sisSrs Iss oO~",sso.sr O
ury shau presclbs" and is not pretended that this
srseuissons' wnasoevsr clear osse for the InouIrx
u . congregational committee.