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THE MARKETS were well supplied yes
terday with meats and vegetables, espe-
eially the latter. We do not remember
of ever having seen finer display of to-
matoes and Irish potatoes on the stalls.
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CcLoRED DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
The undersigned colored citizens OF
Memphis will hold a meeting in the
Stillman Block on Friday, 31st inst for
the purpose Of organizing a regular Dem
oeratic club. We earnestly request ev-
cry one Of our race who desire to give
peace, fraternity and tranquility to the
country, and who desire to prevent a
war of races, to attend and cooperate
with US in establishing a Democratic
,l,.L
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-26

HEssRs. RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT & Co
advertise in another column the receipt
Of a large quaint. Y Of most excellent and
superior roofing slate, from the Georgia
auarf.es. This stating is superior to
XysJch. and is 6 Southern institution.
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WE regret % learn that Mr.. John
League was called from his duties yes,er-
day by a dispatch which announced to
him the mortal illness Of his wife and
child, st Iuka Springs.
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MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RIVER

- United States Hail zssEc
Packet COmpa'Y.
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TELEGRAMs remaining in the Office
July 26th: J. w. Johnson, Maj. HUM,
Joe AItschul. c. J. Martin, w. B. Wal
dram, R. C. Brinkley, w. w. ThacheF.
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GINS FOR SALE.-W. B. Wigs, ESQ.,
offers fer sale several new cotton gins, Of
fifty, sixty and seventy SAVE. See his
advertisement elsewhere.
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.-Faney Goods,
Perfumery, etc, at No. 1856 Main street:
for ten days only ly24 cod lVt
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THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Jefferson
street, is the most centrally located and
one OF the best hotels in town. Try 1t.
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The MERCHRNTs' NATIONAL - We
are glad TO learn that this institution
will reopen tomorrow. We call atten-
ton 10 their card and that Of Redick
Mckee, ESQ, in another column.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
NAToALA.


nURrNG THE PRESENT Low STAGE OF
II water In the Arkansas river, all the boats
On the Memphis end OF the route are with.
drawn, and the elegant side-Wheel Steamer
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MEMPHIS FEHALE CoLHEqE. We
take pleasure in calling attention 10 the
advertisement of this institution in an
other column. The building was erected
at great expense, and especially for scho-
lastic purposes. The maps, globes and
other apparatus are quite extensive, and
the rooms are admirably arranged and
furuishe,, for the health, comfort and
improvement; e the pupils. The build
ing has been recently reprinted, and the
whole premises have pssB thoroughly
renovated, 80 that it is now obe CT The
most attractive places in the city. BY
the concentration of the Lee Academy,
the Hebrew Institute, and the schools Of
Miss Cornelius and Mrs. Richardson, q
large corps of instructors Of unsurpassed
ability has been secured.
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WORKS OF Active were induced 8
few days ago to take q stroll through the
China Palace , Of Messrs. Lloyd, Clarke
& Co, and were s0undsntly repaid for the
trouble, by the beautiful and charming
articles Of china aud queenswsre that we
saw. 1t Is worth long walk to see some
of their assortment Of vases alone, some
of which are really works Of art. They
bsveeverythingth there thstcan be thought
Of in the china and queensware line, from
the most costly Sevres sets, down 10 the
cheapest dish or toy made of clay. They
also have on hand and offer TO the public
a fine assortment of fruit jars and cans,
for preserving fruit, and call would re-
nav the housewife who intends putting
ID fruit this season.
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VIII take the place OF the through boats, leav-
ing Memphis as heretofore MONDAYS AND
IhURSDA1S, att pm; connecting at Napo<
leon TUESDAYS AND FRIDA IS with tbs
light draught and comfortable passenger
AMFPTCAN w n ~ -
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MoBTUARY.-Ths Health Officer, w.
E. Rogers, M. D., reports sixty-nine
deaths in this city for the week ending
Saturday, July 25th. Whites, 81; ne
groes, 80,
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DENTIsTKY.-Dr. Blair has removed
his Office from corner OF Adams and
Second streets to No. 225 Main street.
WOrsham HouseBlock. Is2Ilw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-26

INDEPENDENT SEYMOUR CLUB.-The
regular meeting of the Young Mems In
dependent Seymour Club, will be held at
their headquarters, Firemen's Hall, cor
ner Adams and Second streets, on Mon-
day evening, July q, at o'clock. As
business Of importance viii be brought
before the meeting. it Is requested that
every member will be on hand puuetuaI-
ly at the hour designated. The club will
be addressed during the evening by Mai.
Irving Hslsey, Capt. @. W. Guliek, for
merly Of the staff Of Ex- Governor Sey-
mour, Of New York, Col. Crowley, OF
Richmond, Virginia, and others.
BY order OF
Il A-THOMFsOS, President.
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HOME DIsPENsAEY During
the two weeks eBdl.,g Saturday II
O'Clock, July 25th, ninety-oSe cases OF
city poor were prescribed Tor ant medi-
cines furnished the same free Of charse
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JOHN D. ADAMS, superintendent.
NINSON & DONAHUE,

DAVE HI KILL Passenger gent
On resumption OF navigation the CLEANER,
CELES re, CALDWELL and OZARK VIII re-
sumo their places in the Memphis and Fort
Smith Line, by when the merchants and plant
ers on the entire Arkansas river will have d.
rect CONTAMINATION with Memphis, and frsm
there By rail- and steamboat 70 all points in the
United States
jy8 JOHN d. ADAMS. Superintendent.
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w. T. Berry, Master


Freight and passengers viii be transferred
without detection or extra expense the &" n A.
IOMA giving Through Tickets to passengers
to Pine bluff and all interIne1 late points onIy
but viii sign Through Bills LadinR FOR freight
70 All points on Arkansas river MS high up as
Fort Smith.
The new and very light.draught steamers
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DON'T forget shat eur sale al
cost for Boots and Shoes anO Hats
sill continues at cur old stand,
2!9 Main street.
j. 7. HAhDLAN Z co.
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BANKRUPTCY SALE-FAney Goods,
Periumery, etc, at No 1876 Main street,
for ten days only. IVA ecd lot
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MONEY FOR THE SCHOOL FUND. Mr.
Andrews the efficient teacher OF the
Male High School on Adams street, has
been in correspondence with Gen.
Eaton, Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton for the State, and has lately re-
ceived from him the information that
5000 of the State school fund will be re-
mitted to our Board Of School Visitors
in few days. This will be gratifying to
those interested III our public schools.
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.-Fancy Goods,
Perfumery, etc., at No. 1876 Main street,
for ten days only. jy24 cod lot
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ILMPHIs, IEsa., July %, leJ5.
Messrs. ". B. Wigzs & Co:
Genftenen For several years / was
troubled more or less with Piles, for
which complaint I was treated by the
best physicians to no purpose indeed, l
gradually became worse, until at last L
began to despair Of relief from any
source. While in this condition was
recommended to try your Buckeye SAive.
Making up my mind to try it, am now
happy to say that il had the desired
effect, as l am now well and hearty, for
which am indebted to your wonderful
remedy. Yours, truly,
+. L. WARNER.
Upon receipt Of 81 90 bottle Of this
Salve will be mailed, free of postage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-26

NINTH WARD CLUB MEETING. AT q
meeting Of the Ninth Ward Democratic
Club, held last evening, the following
business was transacted, which COM
pletes the permanent organization. The
chair appointed the following commit
tees:
On Flag Speakers-C. Curtis, T. B.
EdgiDgton, G. R. EgLew, B. ]. BickneIl.
Permanent Committee on Speakers
D. R. P. Bateman, w. S. J. Adams, G..
r. Egnew.
On Wigwam-J. B. Danbury, John
Hsndwerker, 7. D. Franklin.
On Finance Ford, T. B. Gibson,
n. Frick, R. X. Graft, T. NJ. Clery.
On POle-JOhn Handwerker, r. K.
Craft, M. Doyle.
On By-Laws-T. Edgington, T. B.
Glissor, H. Townsend.
Resolved, That all the Conservative
Democrats who reside in the Fifteenth
Civil District be invited 10 consolidate
with the Conservative Democratic Club
of the Ninth Ward.
Resolved, That a hickory pole be
raised in front of the Conservative Dem
ocratie Wigwam, Friday, the 3lst, at "a
o'clock, and flag bearing the names OF
Seymour and Blair be hoisted thereon.
Prominent speakers will be invited to
deliver addresses.
u A L r
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.-Fsney Goods,
Perfumery, etc, st No. l95 Main street,
for ten days only. jy24 cod lot
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VAN buren,
FORT SMITH

VIII Ply between Pine Bluff and Spadra Goa
Meeting at the latter place with fleet OF first
class klatbOals. in charge Of Capt. Js1 b, d
win, by which freights shipped on this line are
forwarded Without detention. and delivered q
destination in good order, the fats being well
from the weather.
Persons wishing TO ship by this line viii con
tinue TO mark their goods via Arkansas
river ana ship TO "a Memphis and Arkansas
kiyer u. ). Mail Packet Company" at Mem
phts. or to John ID. Adams, at Memphis
All freights signed for through as this lin6
WILL as heretofore, continue TO receive the at
tentiOu OF James I. Bourne & Co., No. u JET
Ur-.
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ZOE MOUND CITK.

C,TEAMER PEOSTA LEAVES H.
- every day for Mound City AZ - -
am, II am, pm. nd pm Leaves Mound
City every day at 8 am, an, pm. and
~ pm. MARX Z. CHEEK,
fvlI Master
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New BOoKs.-We are indebted to
Messrs. Church & Co. for copy of I" a
Strange Story" gotten up uniform with
the ''Globe" edition of Bulwer's works.
The Typography is beautiful, the paper
white aud smooth, and the binding SUI
perb. We are also indebted to the same
gentlemen for box of the most beanti-
full note paper and envelopes, ready
stamped with initials, Of which they
have large and beautiful assortment.
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REGISTERS OFFICE-GeO. II. Greely,
Register.-The transfers of real estate
for the last week were as follows: T..
Baugh to Catharine Baily, lots 50 and SO,
Bagby subdivision, $500; Willoughby
Williams to VIM. Park, lot II, block 81,
Fort Pickering, $3.50; D. F. Goodyear,
Jr., to J. J. Busby, south half lot 3,
MOsby division, 60 by 1881 feet, s47S;
Chaneery Court to C. NJ. Conner, lot s,
264 by 1864 feet, west side Shelby street,
1924 Philip Lucarini to ]. Lucsrini,
south half lot SO, Chelsea.
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C8LESDAR.-JuIy-7fh Month.
PHASES or THE MOON.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

Regular Tuesday ST. Francis River Packet-For
Helena Aauanna, Madison, Wittsburg
and all Way Landings.
MOLLIE HAMBLETON T. z R0yvman Mastar
,., sam, =. Falne, smell and clark, Clerks.
Viii leave Memphis EVERY r.
TUESDAY, at o'clock pm. kSz1iN
LARRY HERMSTAD, A9snI
JAIL City WharfbOats foot Monroe St
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FOR NEW oRLEAHs.

Regular New Orleans Packet.
FLANK PARGOUD---.. John W. TobIn master
TINS splendid passenger packet r.
~ - aoO'e Sst1s
sUSDAY, 26.h inst, at pm.
". JAY JOHNSON, Agent
-IgS y Star Wharf boaf
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER. AHD RIVERS.

WEATHER AND RIVERS.
MEMPHIS, July ga heavy rain fell
yesterday for an hour or more. The
river is falling slowly. We have no
later news from the Arkansas or White
river.
Arrivals
Steamer Lizzie Gill, st. Louis.
Julia, St. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer Lizzie Gill, New Orleans.
Liberty, White river.
City OF Alton, st. Louis.
" julia, Vieksburg.
In Port.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

memphis and 81. Louis Packet Company.
For Cairo and So. LOuIs.
CITY OF CAIRO Johr 60. -.
This new and splendid passenger r.
sSeAiAeI Will leave as above on SztssseaEssRsspfs
MONDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
-lyz8 q FLEM. CALVERT. sup't.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ron NAPOLEON.

regular semi Weekly Packet for NaDoIsor
connects with Arksn as Mil Posfs 20
Little Rock and all Way Points.
"A Lee master
TINS elegant passenger packet IT,
MONDAY, z7th inst, at pm.
t---,o. VINSON & DONAHUE, Agents.
-Jy-y - 2s4 Front street.
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X a THOMSON, President.
Z. II. DAYESPORT, Secretary.
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FOR WHITE RIVER

memphis and White River U. s. Mall Packet
Company.
For Helena DsValls Bluff Little Rock An
gusta' JaczsonPort and all Way Landings.
IN "a AL--.---.-...-... Ashford master
This nne passenger packet leaves
for the above on 2 s.as1--..iN
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
FOR freight or passage apply to
LEVY & MILLER. Agents.
iyl6 81 04 aoOei'
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..--.........---J. W. Williams. Master
...-..--....-.-.--Jsmes BOWlin, Master
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30
Corporation Bottles.

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public Notice is
~ hereby Seeapant oeePani Of Al
% slows Gse@eai. have been completed aud lodged IN ID,
ore Board Of Assessors for elimination BY al pe'son inter
it For Regulating Grading Curb oue and Fssns laA street
ID fcf Fsss1s from Bro,aT,y to s,l .'saas
81 PoT Building Sewer 10 l4eta street 1trten M na th ~
:R Poi Buios Sever sl.i between al .rd q
tween bfou%e and Delaney s n aud shsra street,. between
Rngion aud stanton streets Norfolk street. between Stanton and
7S For Laying Co.w,n from to the n W Of
Green wieh Abd West 10th streets -,
sP For L.yng STo..ah n Gsseve m street P & no 9 M o,D
lob P. laying crO,rsh Houston street from eN the
lh For Lsying Cros,~ak IRON Of wAJsry place
iaR Por Lsyss Crasaan Gom the 2 to The n W eOnu Of
Oi;9S issS 'f Fot Is7as cro.Ta 100 10 lts Bo,d
i4h Por Iavng CrosFaR 10 West 2h street oProfiie No %
18Th Por Laying CTwaR West 1h street opposite "srd Schoo
10th For Laying croava st Of stanton .ad Orchard
i5lS Por Paving Washington place BrOads,y uHirey
Tie Init snbc,i By sub include al the 'e'trauo9'e,
ana E o so S o isSh street rom IL Sh svsaus
"a Roth Ss.s Of ssh street from BOiarl1 to
Both sides Of Sh ,iIse from Nh to h avenues. 'o TIE Solh
on also sesisry e Ofih asuas ron l'i to l!A street
& s Of nts Se. IJ.1 sJssue O. o@ 1 ii ii's to 1 G ;s.
sh Both ,le, oisl, 'ireet ro@ "a to y .yeaus, ~ n.
Dnesy both sds q sua shsrff,s ia h1sien
also both SIDES Of Norfolk street. from 9uoa 10 s''a
ton streets ~,.- .,,,
an BS ,, % & I,s % @ 81 % w., ra 5 .. 70 2 S ps, s
distant halt the and vet u Greenwich street
Gth Both Of Greenwich g. point hhf d"art tem
Bstray hs south ute Of barclay street ion
point bali tie 6oc east and wssi o OsH"eh
OH Both Greenwich from usne 10 Rese street
10th Tue westerly ss Of Me!oag to 1' sIisu o. h. s, soSs
north and so Of Houston street also both SIDES 81 hoan street 70
tls tento hall the block west % Mariouga street
WsvsTy from 9Th Avenue 10 Grove street
,es Of Gay street The eIisH Of half The block north Of
Wayerley place -.-.,,-,,,-,,-, i,
east end Es.i Of Orchard street orch shs
erent Of half block north II Grand street
Both sides Of BoadEa ay ftom 2'ih o. f8ih streets
Roth sides of 1tb street from sh 10 luh avernfa
sides Of l8ik street from 9th H. III avenues
tac cItent ~
both OF
10 bali block uoheTly from Grand street
nth sides Of wssli gu place from Bruadaay 10 ln'uT
belt the block thr htesecng streets
persons whose shccied W the abVeususd Assoc
the either Of them requested
10 present heir oetoBs vrngi Jacob Otlsy. Chairman Of hs
Boan their oe No - Chamber street basement Ne"
Couft Iousr within thirtr tbc date ots notice
JACOB r. OAKLEY. J
JOHN D. OrTlNELL, Board o. As.essorA
ISAAC O. HUNT,
Dee, Boeri Of fssr.sr Nstr Hous, Jnne 1th 1853
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 5th
DAY Of jane D. 1863 Warrant in Bankuptcy against
the estate Of URAH ~ LEE Of Union Tosnshp County
Unon and State Of NewJersey who has been Adei BaukPt
hs prop
e belonging TO such bsnEP to him OF Tor bis and The ras Of
properly By him forbidden by that meeting the cfsto
Of the said bankrupt prove heiF debts aud
sgnees o h estate will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy be holden
No 80 Albany New John g. "
merorf Register the 2s day Of Jay D. 1868 10 o'clock
Dated June 10th, 1863 W BuDD DEACON
X Marha LAM
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30
0fatbtrs.

A MER. SCHOOL INSTITUTE, 430 Broome- st,
N (wiil remove July to No. IA BondttD
Aids ali who seek wslLq qualified Teachers
Represents Teuebers who desire positObsi
Gtpes paeBts Information Of good Schools
Sells rents, aud exchanges School properties
Teachers pOsObs Autumn should apply Hoo Teachers
Of sss music Ladies s Piano and vocal and
French ladies demand Wanted specially Baptist Professor Of
Sciences for College, penor lady vocalist r hrste SEMI
Application Form
J. W. sClIBRMBRFI0RR
A YOUNG MAN as an ASSISTANT
~ TEACHER for the English branches IN private school Address
d. l. NJ station giving age experience in teaching reference As TO
discipline and expectations With regard to salary.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30
SnitmaI Gtbnut.
OF INTERNAL

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
" RFVFNUR the Egbth District ~ SsYofk comprising the
Eighteenth Twentieth Twen wards f the cry of Nes
Yr Noce hereby given parsuant law that have received from
lists Of the ystous and euameauons Of property
subject provide internal 70 support ne
10 psy interest pubc debt aud for other Puo
approgd "a h JGn 1864 ausnda0y thereto approved D.
March 1865 l1h JULY 1863 and "a March 1851 that the duti sod
therein have become due aod psh hnd hs S
attend per.ousy deputy r the con Of the Al my ohe
fSun1ays the 3th
the iith Juy 1868 inclusive tat hours of0 snd
The m herh referred coinp.e the sp trades poirs
lions ke cs,g-s billiard tables gold watches gold
The
''"'' w Wv W. , A sPAULDING Collector
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30
AFETY. SPEED, and COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMER, FITCHBURG, NASHUA LOWELL. CON.
CORD THB WHITE MOUNTAINS AND - WV
INTERMEDIATES POINTS
The new aud staueh steamers .f the Norwich Line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OP HBwYoRk
leave EsHYok daily (Sundsys eKcepie O'Clock a. ton
Pier No. 80 North River foot Of yss,TJst.
FOR NEwLOND0N,
there connecting tbe Steamboat Erpe TiE from .Oc,.
points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Worcester Wesf
and Nashua and New London and Northern Railroads
Freight taken at ths OWes For niernaon inquire of
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30

The Galdrg, we believe is published, but has
not vet appeared on our book-table.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
IN Trains leave jersey CITY foI Psmont at e;l3 and s2a n e.
And 652 The 5il5 Freight and l2 4R aud aa
~ I-'''Hs" ~. "V IW0S W. DElIARBsT, sSPshassdsnk
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30

TWISTS TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the 10Th
day Of June A. d. 1853 bankruptcy issued against
the ROBERT STANLEY PERRlNE
Of MdeseI and state who has been adge bsnf
his petoHi that the debts
property belonging seh bankrupt u ha for his aud the
transfer Of property by him forbidden by laws that meeting
the creditors THE said bankrupt their debts Aad
ssguees VI bis estates VII be held at Court of BAukmpc
TO be holden at No 80 AAnys New Brunswick before
John Emendon Register on the Hd esy Of July A. D. 1863 ~
O'clock a. m-Daed Jp1e B 1903. w. BUDD DEACON.
L. 4 Marshal As Messenger
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
" REVENUE, 32D DISTRICT or THB SrATB or NETWORK,
No 80 Cdaft comprising the First Second and Fourth Wards Of the
Citg ofNewYork-ANNUAL TAX EOTICB-Noii'e Is hereby
that the annual m Of Ies sd the above Collection District
for the beginning May 1853 has been received from The A
aud that the duties aIe and licenses therein specified have boom dns
and payable The undersigned viii attend persousy by deputy
Cetaft, BsaiwAy, daily Snudays
commencing the l day Of July and ending The l day Of
Of said duties "
10 The taIes inended the anuuAl list upon plate
carriages yachts billiard tables forles gold watches hcens
and upon for the 1851 All persons who shall becto
pay the da BY them respectively sccorng to the list Aforesaid
within the herein specified will become liable 10 the penalties
scribed by the law SHERIDAN SHOOK, Collector
Dated NEw YORK jane % 1853
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30
1ath Qualifications.
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Sent bv mail hostage paid 90 receipt Of price.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-30
Totitts Of Rankrupttp.

IN UPTCY.-DISTRICT OF NEW
JERSEY TreHtOn said District the 25h day
1889 tss sn6ePsa heSb ,e, 9oee Of his apPon,msn Asoes
State Jersey within said District Who has heen suged BANKRUPT
bis petition by the District Court Of said District
je2J law5wTu u. CAEtlBLD. Assignee.