The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-07

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n, ,urns Of the PRINCIPAL Manufacturers and
WIolesaIe Dealers in the Filth District
Comparative Schedule Of the Annual Lists
for 1865 md 1867.
or lie seven internal revenue collection districts into
which this great metropolis is divided, the Fifth
evidently the smallest regards extent and doubtless
yields the smallest of yearly still iscon-
s,dcrc- a well ssyed district carefully watched by
the several oa'as connected with the assessors and
collectors ossces Its boundaries Broadway IN
90 west tho East river the east Houston and
Savineton streets the north and Catharine
ana Canal streets the South The Office
st both the and collector situated in the
ManufS CIers' and Merchants Baak building, at Nos
sei AZ Jos Broadway. They spacious and we'll
arranged, and where those seeking for information
corning internal revenue matters promptly facili-
-t,ed by those employed therein. AZ the present time
the force employed Nil er consists Of
thirteen assistant AID ond inspec
tor, while this of the Collector Jorph Hoxie is COM
prised Of hepusys code asss ,ohrks ind one
s cSs, shsI1 nsppitor W Al fbel h6s N g4n4ng the
so,shsvo psned oees lathe snontp %
wss W. arsi al.sa saa.ss evad Revenue fcsdwsso
- snsees, Mr. eeoge r Belcws vas Appointed fsfe6so5c
gy.Rxesident i.ucois ard Mr. Jompo - Collector
che alter stn 'retaining his 4 .SSaD hs Mr..
Bellows performed the duties dsvoivms upon him in
aDabe Manner and with, general satisfaction mp TO
July ], 1865 when he resigned the assessorship and
was succeeded by Mr. David Miller, long a well known
aporton tn district IL is proper that
bot few changes been effected IN the force of
ASSISTANTS sinoe the Of the Office may
DOW be said OF those comprising the force that they
"wei posted az to the requirements o the several
Internal revenue passed by The Thirty eighth
and Thrsy ninth ConCresses The offices OF the assist
ant o. hi all and located in their respect
Ave divisions with but exceptions Messrs stouten-
burgh and Has who appointed The FRS,
DIVISION have their office in the Oriental Bank building
Their division contains upwards of hundred
sactnrers whose duty II ~ TO make monthly returns of
products sold Tho heaviest taxes are bcrne by whole
sac dealers and the man,f turers Of iurnure caps
and hats clothing and BLIZZARD ldpies. fhe aggregate
assessments made the several lists returned
Assessor from this division for ihe year en.Iag Ap
30 1867, including The annual Inst for $3.50 on,,
we're $247so7 Mr. W V. Alexander, the
wes,chester House. In division there arr
q,rso number Of prominent wholesale dcalc
clothing, billiard tables and carriayes. The TIA
TAX assessed herein for the period above stated
$751;, SOL 81 THIS item the banks alone buicd
~ sho amount OF $4,000 Tho Third division i, 'he
'nn'csi III extent, asd yet contains several well kno
'hnsn houses hotels and hcares, ana is under
-,sa ant assssso 5sa Of Mr. C. NJ EoEiohat ~nos
made on the taxpayers returns by nIm for 'be
period we're si25,ss7 inc income returns q
IA this DIVISION, and the manufacturers Of
,e"eay silver live, ware, clothing ana soap make
io' Doth tue Fourth and Fifth divisions is at No.
Edrdge street, De Lancey w. Knovsls
nsscssor for the Fourth, ana Mir George Donaldson
the Firth The sources from which the Respectable
sales of wholesale dealers and the manufacturers
iron aud The reGners of while in the rrih
Trn a. ra~ate assIssmenss nade nv DR. KocvaIs aer
sl0.s5s, and ahose made by Mr. Donaldson 81 FAC.
Mess,s. williamson and Johnson, OF the SIKH and
Seventh d.isous respectively have an ONCE together
in the Mechanics Traders National Bank building
Tho chie Manufacture in the sixth cigars; the
DISTILLED spirits and on dealers" sales also yielding
large amount OF revenue therein. In the seventh
tbe manufacturers Of carriages tobacco and
the laIgcsi Ihe ixth
was ss074, and that OF the seventh S73S94 Mcssrs.
latter of The Ninth dlvsou-eave Office Jointly
at No. Shenf street The taxes IN the Eighth
sna c.sars; ana in the Ninth FROM sales OF refined
suear ferry gross receipts income and the iron
slll,o aud those OF the Niutn, s53 6s5. The
residents Of the len,h division which is the best portion
yearly To Assistant Assessor George G. Grsacap who's
Office No Isl Cherry street, Besides income
Taxpayers The sugar reGaes OF this wealthy division
aso render large returns OF their sales monthly. The
$i465i4 Ger a dozen extensive manufacturers
Of igsntinre in the Eleventh division max.
assistant assessor for that division al No. 40
CLINTON street. His assessments during the past
year TO May l. 1867 reached the OF $50 542 Henry
O. Hunt the only assistant appointed for the
sonGou Of lie several dislerlss located n this dis
Al this period there are about twelve hundred
.mon,hy return their respective assistant assessors
of their total productions and soual sales per
Considering tbs large number OF producers amount
an, or 1,oeyad upccr a comCrom,s. INV CoIsc,cyr
Hoxe through instructions and regulations received
from officials connected with the Internal Rev
epue Department at Washington d c. 10 by no means
sn enormous one s.ouns recsiv cd from this SQUIRE
.5O the pass 20 May, 1861. being SIS Os3 I'M.
posed taxpayers who false returns to the
government officers. As FOR the on the re
,urn- OF esscics and succssssrs u is exceedingly
small sum- u being for he year cne'ng April 30, 1867
s. COS. rhe ferry aud siealnooal companies having
thcir p'ncipal Once located IL this strict TO
be- executed rom tAe lsf Jf heavy iax-payng
pons. they have returned ior the year ending April
o. 80 s'otSS - ,0s 'oS,ag zoe ", ,ss tnereoa
iem ba. boon pad by The Ne~ IA; and Brooklyn