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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10

JOHN BANKINsHIP, President.
JOAN z. Hook, Secretary
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-04-10
psDubIIcan UnIOn state Central Conn
NOF mtfiee.

OF KNOX.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-10
BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books. Journals, Lcdgers,

RECORDS, RECEIPT ANDCAsH BOOKS
All Sizes and Styles Of binding.
Pass Books, Notes and Drafts,
Memorandum, Copying Books,
Diaries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Scrap Books, fable.
Composition Books, Bills payable Il receiv-
Anything in our fiIic to be procured in tire American
oergn markets. furnished at short nctise and at
manufacturer or importers prices
Bnyers coming TO the city viii do well 70 examine This
stock before seleong; and ordersreceiy through the
nail will receive the careful attention Of experienced
clerks
200. 900 Rolls Wall Paper.
All Graa~- FIR sale INV to the wholeiala and Retail
Trade. Printing Paper, all sises riili prices.
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Original Nettec.

70 frsdesisk = Hayden and TheIgeseriy Rubber Com
papy, deleneants - 4@ 8. n
Aou are hereby notified that there now on file in
inc Sie'k aihce 81 the District Coust Of Lee Coua
" loNA,N hsokuk, abeltion If Geo, r. ktiboursA
e.Alhs judgment against yen, Fred L. He. den &c,
The sum OF six Thousand DeAss, upon yosf ortssae
dsscee pt sincs towit Lots ssvsn a. eight S) sad
nncts clock my ntne bpl kifbotI nes Addtt 10 ths
cry o. heokuk IN Les County, Iowa, xsinst you
al praying for the foreclosure said the
o. SAID premises, freed f all saia
IN sans to pay OF said d,bt tie exinguishment of ali
comfy OF redt mptlon, sad or general relief
No@ each OF you appear and answer said pet1e3
BY noon Of he second dAy of toe ssia su
TO De held on the atst Aohday of febrs afy 1864
ment Will Be had thersia, pfayed er, by default.
III SCOTT HOWELL,
noy26-Tues At,,y for planHF I.
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Original Notice.

To Frederick L.Eiayten, O. " Thonpson at The Few.
er!y Rubber Company, defendants
You are hereby notihed that there 10 nov on fiein
the Gsrks Once Of the District Iosrt of Lee CO an
~ Iowa, at keckuk, petition OF Geo. b. Iiibon
claiming ajaagnent sanst yeu, Fred u. Hay den for
ihe suia u salt Hnu5red paiar-uP your mortgage
eeserbed prenasss to-sst: Lct eleven, Oboek ftty
sA t6 IN hieourae's Addition 70 The citl eokak
IN bee oenaty, y VA and = egalyt yeu alt praying for
the oree srre Of said gage, fhe sale sad
es freed OF all interests Of ssid defendants ia sas
pay "a said debt the extin gnishnent Of ai eat
demptiou. aud far general relief
Now each Of you appear AID answer mid petition
" noon 81 the second day OF the OF said Court
70 De held Oh the first Monday af February. Is5e OF
Judgment will b. bad therein, prayed or b default
u. SCOTT HoWs IL,
rov2t-1ues Airy for piAintiF
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Original Notice .

To John I. Grew, Ches j. Getting CHAM, c, &c I.v,s,
Margaret Cottinshan, defendants
\yoU b. ehy notified that u re 4 nee on s,e IN
the Clerks tice of the Dist. let Canrt Of Lee Com
ty, Iowa, at Keoauk, retitiJn Of Geo. e. Kilboprne
calming alignment sesiast yen, IL d. TCrew for the
Of fwo Hundred Dollars upon yorf mortgage mad
10 khbenrne, upon the feiiosing described prem-
to-wst Lot two {2} block ihuty-seyen Isl ! XII
bournes Addition to the city of Keokue in Lee County
Iowa, and against yoa all praying the
Of said the sale OF said pTen,se. rreed Of ali
Interests a. DESCENDANTS ID same, 70 pay "a said de
the exngaishm ef all equity OF ana to
g neral relief >
Now each ofyon must appear and answer said petition
by OF tbs ercd Guy os the 81 said Court
to be held the Ne ,ls6s o~5uas
mens will be had therein, ~ Tor by aetauit
50 ii. SCOTT HUW ELL.
nov25- Tres lf,,y far p1.int,n
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Original Notice.

To john 7. Grew, cbas J. cottingham, Margaret Cot
rnghan, C. ". Lowrie, defendants: f i.
Vol are hereby notified that there Ia now Gu fle In
the cttrks ehce OF the district Court OF ec Coun
" 20 ., sas sok,k pstfGcuof Ged h. Hltpafne,
sismhs IN. NJ sga,mt On. Losf. eneU- fer
sur q Your Henafed loilsrs upon sour mortgage made
ses fo-sh Lot one %, block tbfty ayes {37j sKi
purss Adcnon p fes city Of Ks4 IL IN Les County
- a ha y y soe All ing ss tbs foreclosure
.sre.ts Of sod ssfendsnfs IN sasn.to ta ID hid sbf
tn exngui-hmsnt Of all equity Of reem nssss ma =
e. neral relief. for
Now each Of you INIT ApE~ - aseecr ,.,d n.t,,.,,
by noon q the second day ofths next term on ~
tudgnsnt win be had thss<ia = praSsl for 49, or
y. 6C0LT uOV al
uov.oInes Any f.r pl.rs~
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$ Eagle Works
Manufacturing Go.
FOUNDED
OVER A QUARTER OF 4 CENTURY.

P.w. GATES, Presiasnt.
Manufacture Portable
and Stationary
Steam Engines ard
Boilers,
Sugar Cane Mills,
Evaporators,
Rock Breakers,
Stamp mills,
Mining Machinery,
Cards Patent Brick
Machines,
Lash es, Palmer. Drills,
Scre w Cutters, Hay and
Cotton Presses,
Saw Mills, Flour Mills,
Mill Furnislling,
OFFICE 40 CANAL ST.,
CHICAGO.
sRsD FOB CIRCULARS.
TEos cnsLsrns, supt. RupH CARTS, Sec. 4 I. cas-
D. FRAsxR, Asst. : WI. CHAsr, Geu Agt Wy
and Dranfhtsmau. Mahbs Bro. Agents ske
oetls-d2m Superior.
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GRACE MILLS.

WARSAW, H., Oct. Ia, 1857
~. ~ 20 IRISH of business Immediately
.bisSs, = narse II, We hoss batseceBsly
G,Is $50 ~ ssfsssfie and fmpscssents In our
shcn .ee1ed suabIs us u Oh "
our chsNomsrsA brand Of Pour UNSURPASSED ~
=. .avinE evsfJtAna In the hest Of order new ve
In asssrin fisns ento, er. th.t
we Shall hcncssorth mai onr hest brand. tina
1RAC IA NGILLes.
oPfo ply geo. e 49, sbe equAlst least and II p>sfbas
Oar Ar HANNA, whose experience and retsssena =
~ Ter Is Rsnsssily known aud appreciata havins -
brands u saeAa aut lily that hsy eassst lA Is = Al
,sd !. e nsosss - sSa 44c ~ ets lOy aAas
nIe14 Ap<aes - lSaall4 sspsriorsat wAatsves ~
e6Hdsnt fsss1sofle WI prefer that rather than ths
ss,a.E g sssw esap. on Tie sack or barrel.
| Qeps Hi - Q. ALH1Re co.
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The White Pine Compound.

1T was early spring Of o. that this compound
was originated. A member OF my family was afflicted
with IRRIGATION OF the throat, attended with dsa
grssato conah. hal r some months previous Thought
that preparation afing Tor s sss tbs inside bark ~
vhfr pine might be tofnpouuded % be very useful
In disAasss chs threat and To tst the vatus
OF IL 10 tbs alluded TO, compounded smaI quAa
tisy OF medicine thAs hsd been plsnninE and gsvs
IL In taAspoonful desas The result wM exceedlogiy
gratifying Within two days the irritation d the throat
effected. Toon after this sent some TO lady in Lon
derry who had been sufcff1e fbr some vscks
from bad cough, oeea-iohed b5 sudden cold and had
raised murss streaked with blood. chs soon foHnd re-
1T, aud got we'll J. j.. Clark, Esq editor Of the Man.
Daily Mirror made trial Of the sane pfepaFs
tinn In the offs ec kna wg sxreN nnmrdi
ssly He was highly pleased With the results ans
confident In attending n. sslss pfsrsf be
fore this public, that he finally saased me- 10 give
rsfne and send Il abroad 70 benefit the suffering In
ish5 hrvt advertised II under the nsuas -
White Pine Compound. In Two years from That Ting
there hsd been whoiesAfsd fp Manchester eior@ ohs
hundred dollars worth, where u took the lssi y
pesspn. There N good for this fs VERY scshs
ing heating nature, "a warming 70 the sten
sch withaf 10 abe tasts snf eseeedsFy
cheap. ..a ..n ,..t,. a..
C1ta,o aua stsnds usaled. Ia not originated fer
that purpose but person using IL for cough wss
not only cured of the eoagh but wM alsc curec OLE
kisaey difficulty of te yesss standing since inst a.
adsatal dsoorery many thousaads s.vs ueea iss shs
!, rfo complaint and have been completely cured. =
Hhn Aboss written by Dr. Pollard. = ss0o htes&
then az ip Manchester, the white Pine Compound las
TAX "a the lead all rongh rensdies - veil q prtps
ration for the of Kidney direnltiar n every c1,
town. village and hamlet throughout the New England
stsfes.
THIS remedy Is As safe and pleasant 10 take a. hsf
ectuxi.
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Railroads.
Ksokuk { St Paul Railway
Formerly K, ~. r. q N. r. R.)
6XHa s.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

SahNuE We 1lmEs
I'm and after Thursday, November 2sth,
~ 1867, trains will run ~ follows;
LgAvM KEOKuK.
LIST Train nj Sis A. NJ. except Sunday
I'D 2sUO p NJ :"
LEAVE Fl MADISON.
2nd Train at 1890 A. NJ. except Sunday
4th 400 r. M.
The Train from Keokak At Sis A. n. connects at
Madison With stages for Burlington.
Ths Train from Madison at 1890 A. NJ. makes sare
connections with the trains of the Des Mnes Valley H.
H. and Toledo Wabasi W. R.R.
The 400 z. ". Train from Madison connects with the
trains for IT. Louis. Passengers by this train arrive In
St Louis the next morning NJ Am
n-Tiekets for lpoints for sale 1T the Office Of the
Company. X. r. BUELL.,
noy2S Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
THE COLLEGE REGATTA

WORCESTER, Mass, July 16.-Walter Brown
has arrived here with ms wherry 10 row Of two
miles against time previous TO the college Fri
day afternoon. The college in constant prae-
fee on the lake beautiful new sheboat for tbs Hsr.
ward Freshmen arrived here today For the special
comInodaton of ladies and families Mr. Greene Of the
Dread Institute has by invitation Of the Committee,
opened the Institute building for their accommodation
lhe three Base Ball matches between college clubs viii
be a prominent feature OF the weeks festivities
The order for the sports that take place az WOr
eeser Thursday aud Friday OF this week will be a. fol
Thursday forenoon az TO- match game of base ball
between the freshmen of Yale and Harvard and in the
afternoon az match game between the sOphomOres OF
the Two colleges. Friday morning at TO- champion base
bail match between the college nlnes OF williams ana
Harvard. These matches viii all be played upon the
Agricultural Grounds where former similar matches
have taken place
dayafeTnOOn, Lake Quin gamOnd will be the center
of attraction walter Brown OF Portland expected 10
ROW three mile against time al "a o'clock and
that win De followed by single SOUL race with prizes Of
tO0 and $50, and by fOurOared open only WOr
ceser boats for the championship OF the city, aud prize
Of CAS- These will be followed by between
the freshmen Of Yale aud Harvard and the last and
GROWING Of the day will be between the University
crews Of those tyO colleges.
Tie HarYIg VpIyas'y anq FJeshmeR GeTs and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
rSTERNAL REVENUE DECISIONS.

An alien who resides in the United States,
and s therefore liable to tax upon his annual gains
profits an income, in entitled to the exemption OF $1,000
Of that income in the and under tho same
circumstances A. a nativeborn naturalzed citizen
The keeper OF hotel inn. tavern Il liable TO special
as such of his annual gross receipts exceed 900
gardess of the amount OF his net profits. -
Every person who sells offers for sale any distilled
spirits feTmented liquors, or wines OF any KIND whose
annual sales, including sales OF other merchandise OK
coed $4,000 required 10 pay tho special tax as whole
sale dealer IN liquors II is not suhcent Tor one VINO
sells IN the same shop distilled spirits, 40 TO an amount
not exceeding $4,000 per annum, and other melchah
disc" III addition, to an amount not exceeding that sum-
TO pay two special taxesone as retail dealer ahd ihe
other as retail liquor dealer, IL his combined sales of
liquors aud other merchandise exceed $4,000 per anuum
lie should be required to pay special tax OF 800 az
wholesale dealer in liquors.
dealer may purchase and sell agricultural and farm
products at the place OF business designated IN his special
tax receipt without thereby rendering himself liable IA
produce broker but II dealer, any mem5er of firm
Of dealers not having paid special tax commercial
broker cattle PrQAer, W pedder travels apQut the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17

THADDEUs STEvENs's GRAyE.-Seyeral years
ago when tho Lancaster Cemetery was Incorporated Mr.
Stevens purchased two lots for which deed duly
cuted Some years later In looking his papeie he
noticed for the first time, the clause prohibiting the in
OF oolored people In the cemetery lie at once
reconveyed lots the company, with his reasons
and asked that they be put upon the record. short
time ago lac purchased couple OF lots In Woodward Hl
Cemetery aud when the deeds handed to him lac
noticed similar clause excluding the burial OF people OF
color. The brave old declared that he could not
sent TO have his bones laid In cemetery where any OF
Gods children excluded for fault OF their own
and he promptly returned the deeds. He then, only
few days ago, selected lot in Shreiners Cemetery"
where such distinction IL made among the dead and
there will the dust OF the Old COmmOner repOsenOt
trust however until he has the work OF
strucng the nation enduring basis OF liberty and
equal rights which he has 80 long and consistently la
bored for tTiumphanty contaminated History records
no instance VI submer devotion 70 principle than
hibted in this incident In the private life of Mr. Stevens
Lancaster Express.
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FIRES.
I%THIRD-ANE.


About o'clock q. m. Yesterday, nlt broke
ont i'm the onestory frame building at the corner OF Third
ave and one Iundredand ghteenthst occupied A.
grocery by VIM Modengcr II totally DESTROYED, 70
cether with the contents. Loss stock, $1,000; Insured
for that amount In the Metropolitan Company. The al
ioinng store occupied by NJ Hunt ne feed Store
and g. Grouse tailoring establishment The loss OF
Mr. stock is about 500; Insured for slD IN the
Baltic Company. The loss of Mr.. Cronse j. abont $3.50
no insurance The butcher shop OF WIN HlDhafd ana
the oil and lamp store OF Alice Poster were somSHh1t
damaged The buildings owned by Mr.. James Wood
and are damaged the extent OF $500; insured In city
companies The origin Of the fire is unknown. Capt Ben
nett was present with section OF the Twelfth Precinct
Police and aided In saving considerable amount OF
property. ~.'tR-'t' ~ 50
IN LEwISBORoUGH, y. Y.
On Sunday night the residence of Curtis
Jackson LewsbOrough ~ v, during the absence of the
family at church. burned with most of il contents
The loss is about $500 nearly covered bS insurance
IN YEw-cANAAN, c6NN.
On Sunday afternoon the residence of Daniel
NJ. Early, New-Canaan, Conn, was burned Loss about
t2,5OO; insured for 5000
s%s1~ fN M6TT HAVEN.
On the night of Monday last the barn OF Pc
ter Boylan OF Mott Haven set fire and entirely
consuned together with number Of poultry and large
quantity OF wood. Mr.. Boylans l0rs b. ',thaied at
sClo Other parties also, were CONSIDERS lc 'Nh t'I-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

DEXTER BEATS BROWN GEORGE AND RUNNING
MATE AT TROY.
y rux~RAPH
JUlY, 16.-'The great race between Dexter ana
Brown George and Running Mate for purse and stake OF
t2EO took place tins afternoon over the Island Park
Course near this city, and resulted the success Dexter
b. ,ree straight beas Time O. % 22a, and 22Oi There
we're at least SOOe persons the ground and great dear
Of money changed hands at 500 TO $50 on the horse
Dexter trotted the entire race without making SKIP
or . break, and turned the course each time unuer
strong phil by his driver lie never IN better con-
ston and although the track is full mile, with sDarp
turns n is believed he had been forced 10 his full speed
he would have beaten best time made on more ia'oi
able tracks The enthusiasm Of the spectators over MS
performance was unbOunded. Tomorrow the celebrated
Morse Capt McGOwan 10 mile race against time
ever the same for purse OF $1,000 lie is matehed
10 beat ~ minutes n seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
COLORED LAYERS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS IN THE PITTSBURGH
COURT.

INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS IN THE PITTSBURGH
COURT.
On Saturday last, in the Court of Common
Pleas of Pittsburgh, Penn. before Judges Mellon and
stowe the Hon. r. Shannon moved for the admission
the bar OF George b. Vas hon, esq colored person.
and in making the motion he stated TO their Honors
that Mr.. NashOn born in Carlisle, Pa, graduated at
ObeThn College Bachelor of Arts and pursued the
study of law for three under the direction OF the
late Hon. Walter Forward Mr.. Vash0n afterward re-
moved 10 the City of AewYOrk where, after proper
examination he admitted the Supreme Court to
practice attorney, solicitor, and counsellor ia the
several Courts of that State. The examination OF Mr.
NashOn to his abilities and qualifications took place
before Justices Strong, McCnnn and Edwards OF that
supreme Court, aud conducted by the Hon. James
Z Brady jos s. Bosworth, esq. and II: w Warner, esq
MI shannon said further that inasnueh as the Supreme
Courts OF the United States had admitted coored man
70 practice he did not suppose there would be any Oec
ton TO adnltting Mr.. Vashon. Judge stowe remarked
that by the rules OF our Court 1t required that the
applicant be citizen of the United states Our res do
not say that he must be citizen OF this State He
deIstOOd that, stated by the counsel for Mr. Vashon
cOlOyed 10 their bar but he believed the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia had refused similar
application. lie believed that the District Court OF this
county had, years ago, refused 10 admit colored
man.
After some discussion among the lawyers, the Court
concluded 10 grant rule 10 show Why Professor
VaShOn should not he admitted the bar OF the Common
PSaS Petersburg COMMERCIAL Of AopdOy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
BANK ROBBERY IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-About / o'clock to-
day three entered the banking establishment OF Mr.
Frederick stceb In Thirdst below Market one OF them
entered into conversation with the clerk regarding Ger
man exchange and he 10 the desk 10 make cacu
latlOn. Another one went around behind the counter
and passed through door. and through another
back Of tho clerks desk and reaching over took large
bundle Of bonds including $50 In Compound Interest
notes The following Is list OF the dates ofseYenIhy
bonds taken: 49,
Jsss s,-Eo 3d. slOoi No. m2s 500 No. 62l2 800 No
ia 2O1. $500 No. 1900, 800.
Jay lima Is72 $50; No 20 s63 800 20 5000 tioo No
Interest NotSs tIkeJune 1864 +O; Juy 1885, tlJl
August 1900 $50 October Ii 300 December 1854 tlD August
1895, s20i May, iCC1 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
EXPENSES or THE METROPOLITAN FIRE
DEPARTMENT.

At a meeting of the Board of Estimate for
the expenses of the Metropolitan Fire Department held
al the Mayors Office June %, there were present HIS
Honor the Mayor, John Il. Hoffman, the Hon. Richard
b. Connolly, Controller; Fire Commissioners Alexander
Shaer T. Bailey Meyers. James Galway, NJ. II. Mllsol
and Joshua G. Able on motion OF Commissioner Shale
Mayor Hoffman elected Chairman, and commissioner
J. G. Able Secretary The Chairman briefly staten the
duties OF the Board under the law The estimate OF tne
expense of Metropolitan Fire Department. Tor the
wear 1865 was then considered proposition 10 increase
The force OF the Department IN the suburbs by suDttu
ting five steam fire engines and tenders and three hook
and ladder companies, with efficient complement OF
men AT compensation fixed by law whose apparatus
should be drawn by horses in place OF the sa number
Of hand engines and hook and ladder companies "'
total expense Of $lG6,s0O which included apparatus az
teraton and repairs 10 buildings horses horseieed g
coal wood harness horse shOeing extension OF telegraph
general supplies, and salaries, authorized Dy aW
was on motion Commissioner Meyers, ordered 10 pe
stricken out and the estimate referred 10 the gentlemen
COMPOSING the Fire Commission for correction, by te
following vote Yeas: Mayor Hoffman, Controller COR
molly Commissioner Shaer, Commissioner Meyers nays
Commissioner Galway. Commissioner Wilson, COmnils,
sioner Able The Board then adjourned me buaru
met again Saturday, July 6. All the nlenDeIs NeIe
present except Mayor Hoffman and flte b
wilson No business Of Importance was transieteu Inc
board again met yesterday. All the members were
uesen The following estimate OF the expenses oI inc
Fire Department for the year 1868, was adopted:
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EDITION.

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t. Each novel will be completed single volume The page
open descriptive head Lac has been attached by the
right Each volume will contain eight Of the
selected the best The edition VIII bear DIS
title Il viii be comprised In thirteen or onrtse
,a,s ehh will be issued a, the monthly, Until
n srt Is completed 6mo Purple Cloth 81 50 volume
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Np,v-vopK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY II, 1867

oop,,rv nnrchasne such products In the manner OF
vpodnao tIoIer he should be taxed produce broke
Il his sales do exceed $4,000 per apngm ms am
rker hoth AZ 10 special and the tax OF one wenieth
Of one per cent upon the amount OF his made else
where than at his place Of business a. aeaer.
Amanuiactnrer Of bureaus may de- net from the entire
gross amount Of sales thereof the actual Of the
6le tons and looking glasses ued in their constructions
provided has already been paid upon the tops and
glasses, but no other deduction should be allowed.
1.-THE amount paid out for usual ordinary repairs
NAV be deducted from income but deduction be
made for any amount paid out for new buildings, perma
nent improvements bettemeDts made 10 increase the
value Of any property estate Amounts expended by
the purchaser OF building in repairing injuries which
occurred thereto prior TO his purchase far as he Is
concerned "betterments made 20 increase the value OF
the property. and should not be allowed reductions
from his income.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Darling 0f Boston Gibbs Francisco March ~ wiz
m Passed al 1am May "a
Big j. Titus LOeyjoy Cielfaegos 81 days, with sugar
BELOW.
SchT T. G. Reynsre, from Glaze Bay, c. B.
SPOKEN.
JeHsshp Juy lat % TO- long G. co. from Valparaiso 'of
Nea York
Prince AGedbrg Br) July lat 30 u.s. Ion CO a hene, "a
Kingston. Jam.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FRANCISCO JAY 6-The French transport Leehereei from
add the ship Nameluke from BankOk have arrived
Bosoy Je l6-Arriyed steamship Mcclellan from Baltimore
TIE steamship Cuba from Liverpool Via HALIFAX arrived here
O'Clock tbs I.
wuHysfoS " C., July 6-Arhved steamship James A. Gary,
Baltimore
EToS c. July l6Ared steamships Champion and SAT-
arossa NewYork; schr. r. Palmer. from Baltimore,
Sailed shr Lily for Boston Daniel Chase for northern port