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New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
yITsr CONGRESS-2D SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, May %;

SENATE 81. WASHINGTON. May 20
Mr.. STOCKTON (Dem., \. ~ caieu 60 " ,e 'ao ar,
Nj. Giving consent OF Congress 10 tde AZ
Joint T tSe at OF NewJersey OF the stevens Bat
,rv nnder the viii Of Edwin a steNehs anu was
em CALI BTeSSnSa Ss%S3a OF anSor Of
merchants OF ,ss san nsf [SnSaS ot sam Francisco
oI Mr McDONALD QRep, Ark.l offered resolution r 70
Nil tbe use of several hundred army tents for the COM
gram VnicSts Tempar encampment at Wilnamsport'
fean' rpnIIyNps 1cp, vt.), from the Judiciary Com
snh,sted report upon tho memorial OF citizens
of Rhode Island upon dscriminatons aga,hst a1d
seS that the Committee discharged from Its further
consideration. 1t was 80 ordered: ,,,,r,-s
INCREASING OCEAN MAIL FACILITIES
Mr. RAMSEY ep Mimi from m, the pos9Te &c, Cc c5r
mttee reported as amended the D 70 d tbe west
coast Of South America a. -. .h,, c.D.rv II go
TS. s%enSn e s%.sS Ss sSfS and vspa Chill via
Panama be used TO be not less thar 2oo TIM TINS o.
IN S 81 I.T5S S T.ss rS50cos compensation
'Sseo PTSSER SP tRep, Aia) from the Committee on
Commerce reported with amendment the blli ream@Lns @
fbc New Orleans Mobile and Chattanooga RallrOau On
many to maintain drawbrdge over the channel OF Great
Ricoets The amendment makes the width ol the or""
Mr. CoNKIiNG Rep.. N W from the Judiciary Gem,
mittee, reported substitute ior me p iof
the proceedings for naturalization OF anens
VIZ THY LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL ,.oa
then proceeded with wSTg the
nSeT Of clerks In the General Land oe on motion
n % either House for the printing documents oxeeedipg
$500 in amount TO be oonouIrsr.' TPrWRIIT ai Isep
Committee. and on nOJOh ol MI
III $40 oD for completing the survey OF the Colorado
River and tributaries. The appropriation IOr pon
uiel register was stricken out . a..
The i'm was tlen reported to the Senate, ana the
amendments were, in Committee OF the WhOIe agree9
TO- except upon which separate votes were desired
by Senators. ,,,-..,o-. -,
The ams ndment repeating newspaper pubhcatons Oh
laws and treaties debated. 1t was objected tht ~!
icing limited papers of small circulation the Jaws ulu
not receive sufficient publicity; that the & tPt
were not made until long after their enactment ana tl
the system involved considerable expense Without any
corresponding benefit. -. - 49,.
Upon a vote being taken, the amendment OF Ine Oo
miitce OF the Whole was nonconcurred rd "a
Nays s 40 the newspaper publications will be continued
a. heretofore. .o -roro do
VaIious amendments Of minor Importance were ue-
bated at length. -.- ..,,,,,oo
An amendment was adopted that newspaper pnbhca;,
Hgus shall embrace only the more important laws anu
Treaties papers 10 be selected by the secretary VI
Stat0 -. .,o4 40
A common understanding was entered into, tnat tle
amendments disposed of should be voted upon 70
moirow friday at o'clock Tho Senate theh au-
OuTned.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
mROSSU TWEED. IL. D.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In your comments upon the "Great
Iaw-Giver," VIM. M Tweed, why do you withhold from
him his title Of LIZ d., conferred upon him by the New
York University some years agoi An inquiry at the
University will the fact stated and the writer
submits that the Big gin" should have the benefit Of
all his hOn0rs. "
Netp- York, May Is, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27

upon t The lower foundation stones are shattered ana
solne OF them gone. with head very ikc inc
photograph OF al N" has Just taken out a worn ana
Jagged stone Inscribed Election Of 1872 and IT, about 10
replace IL with enormously thick ono labeled re.
bIsctumv which he lifts with difficulty. strange
with nose like that OF the wag in the frontispece OF
Kaddcradtc who s in Paris by permission o. snd Ic
dentally thought you had finished that building long
ago" TOh ycs the reply; "but It's rather shaky-
Here's aomefhine fhe matter with the foundation"
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
PROTECTION TO THE BALLOT.
Tothe Editor Of The Tribune.

TO INC EU1TOT Ut
SIR: 1t appears from statement In The
TRIBUNE that in the Fourth and Eighth Wards in this
city the repeaters were at the recent cleo
ton that the Democratic vote exceeded the entire num-
ber registered No candidate, party, has right TO
benefit by fraud. The vote in such cases is yit
ated and should be excluded. II Congress, wne pre-,
pairing law on the subject, will determine that IN al
cases where the vote exceeds the registry 1t shall be
wholly excluded from the count 1t Will do much 70 apa'e
this repeating nuisance. o.
Nep- York, May rs, 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
ERIE BRIGANDS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: You have doubtless heard of the atrocl-
ties Of Greek brgands sorry to say you have very
much men than these in your country. You nave
Erie brgands who have unscrupulousy robbed and let
destitute many poor widows and orphans strangers TO
your land. ONE OF The flCllAs'
EnaLand, May II, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-27
PRAYING.

THE RADICAL CLUB-MR. WEISS IDEAS of IhuE J
,~,n pkTsP PRAYING-THE PEOPLE WHO
TAIKED AND TIE PEOPLE WHO WERE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10
TO WHOM ASSESSED.

corner Of said lot, and
running north forty seven
feet, thence east thirty
three feet, thence south
forty seven feet, thence
west thirty three feet 10
the beginning.
DlltO. Observation-Disclosures.
First and second Install
ment Of tax for curblnR
Rndpaying alley, on inter,
est from October "a, 1868
s5i.bi
Beginning at the southwest
cornorOf said lot and run
ming north forty soyen
feet, thence east thirty
three feet, thence south
forty seven feet, thence
west thirty three feet to
tho lteUinnln0
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

Ellis, William VI. ana DO
mas B.
Second installmont Of tax
for curbing and paylngI
foOtway, ON interest from
December 8, 1888. .Sl2. S6l
Ditto.
Second installment OF tax
for Curbing and paving
fOotway, on interest from
December 8, 1888, si2.S5
tlllA Es'ss stsssss
Edehburg, William, trustee,
Being south twenty feet
front OF said lot by the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

Tax for paving and curb
ing foOtway, on interest
from July 10, 1854, S1.TI
Having q front Of one foot
three inchee, by the depth
Of said lot, andlylng next
and adjoining tho north
thirty nine fcot front of
said lot by Its depth.
Ecklof, Charles q. Trustee
A. 8. Williamson and a.,
Beginning on north "EI
street, ninety feet cast OF
the corner Of said "E'I
street north and Fifteenth
street west, thence run
ming south sixty nine feet
seven and inc half inches,
thence south twenty Ave
feet eight and ono half
inches, thence cast Ave
feet, thence north ninety
Ave feet, 10 the line Of
"En street, thence west
fifteen feet to the begin
ming.
Englo, Chrlstian...,,,,..|
Second installment OF tax.
for curblng and paving
sOotway, on interest from
November II, 1868, $3.50
Beginning at the southeast
corner OF said lot, thence
north eighteen feet,
thence west one hundred
and fifteen feet, thence
south eighteen feet
thence east one hundred
and fifteen feet, to the
beginning.
Ditto. ..,.,...,,,,,,,.,,,,
Second installmont Of tax
for curblng and paving
foOtway, on interest from
November 18th, 1858,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

Driver, Nelson @. ........
Beginning on New Jersey
avenue at the corner Of
o sixty foot alley, thence
with said alley one hun
dred and twenty four feet
elghtirches, thence south
to ii. b. Curtis south
line, thence at right
angles with said ave
nue. twenty 1--WE feet 10
James Reeves line, thence
north seventy nine feet
eight and one half inch
os, eight feet three and
one half inches from said
alley, thence along Curtis
line fifty four feet, thence
at right angles with said
avenue thirty seven feet
to New Jersey ave-
nue., thence northwarily
| along said avenue TWEEN
~ seven feet TO the alley,
the place of beginning,
containing three thou
sand seven hundred and
I
four square feet.
Donnelly, Peter ..........
bllANs ssssssHs sss
First lnstallmGnt of tax for
curblng and paving foot
way, on interest from
December IA, 1880, 900, OF
Dubant, L. M..,...,,...,.
Dowuey, Patrick. ........
Dltto.1.s'..',....,,..,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

,,I 1 COL 1 col | 90
IS Isl O5 81 lss S7ls5 y

'' ..# .. pa. ...... A
" 10. biIa lg .ggA 4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

Dc Margo, Pasquello, -.
Beginning on r street, one
hundred and fifty feet
east from tho northwest
corner of said square,
thence weat twenty four
| feet nlno inchos, thence
south twenty Ave feet,
thence southeast twenty
three feet 10 n point one
hundred aud twenty two
feet from New Jersey
avenue, thence oasterly
twenty eight feet with
the line Of Rlnor's lot,
thence sOulhwardly par
allol with New jersey
avenue forty threc feet
six inches 70 the begin
ming, 7....
lbulblN hbANAh W sssHsssss
Beginning d the north
west corner Of said lot
thence cast sixteen feet
thence south fifty foul
feet, thence west slxteer
feet, thence north fifty,
four feet to the beginning
Dennison, Il. A,..",,.u
Daniels, RinaldO G.."..0
} Tax for 1858, In name o
! j. ii. Bradley, trustee,
Beginning at hesOuthwes
corner Of said square, AM
running eaeterly on New
York avenue seventy nv
1--WE feet, thence north
westwardiy thiTty-tw,
toet slx incheA theme
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10


north eighteen feet fou
inches, thence southwest
wardly thirty three fec
eight Inches, thence ives
nineteen feet, thcncosou
sixty two feet 70 the be
ginning. 1900.
Douglass, Samuel E,....,
Having n front OF twclyj
feet BY the depth Of sait
lot, and lying next ant
adjoining the north NJ
teen feet front Of said lOI
by tho depth thereof,
Davis, st. Clair..,.,..,.,.
Tax for 1867. ...,,Si1.b 81
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Tax for 1867. .,,.,.SfS. "a
Being tho east thirteen
feet six inches front OF
said lot by the depth
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

"a davidson, Joh-
Wav ~, p.ying carriage
crg " interest from De
r. Jcr n, 1887. el5i.2O
ginning on Massachu-
tctts avenue twenty three
feet westerly from the
southeast corner Of said
lot, thence northcrly n
rightanglcs saidayc-
nue. TO strike q line drawn
due west from the south
west corner Of Eighth,
thence with that lluc due
west until II arrives nt
q point whence q line
drawn parallel to the
line ilrst above mon
toned strikes Massachu-
sotts avenue ut a point
thirty feet uorthwustorlyI
from the point Of begin
ming, thence with said
line tOsaid avenue, thence
with said avenue thittyI
feet TO the beginning,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-10

DOwney, nmothy...r..
First installment Of tax for
constructing sewer, on
interest from July 49,
1909 .............,&o.2OI
Dant, Thomas 4. .,....,..I
Commencing at tho south
corner OF said lot and
running back ono hum.
dred feet east, thence.
north eighteen feet,
thence west one hundred
feet, thence south eigh-
teen feet to beginning,
being on Fifteenth street
west, f-
Dant Thomas L., IT,, trus-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
Citp 11ropertn 10 Eet.


EIRST-CLASS UPTOWN H0TEI-LEASE
Il for years and FURNITURE for SALE Inquire Of
Q,g29) HOMER MORGAN, P.nest
AN extra-large BUILDING on Broadway,
~ above Cana-st Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN, Pne-st Q86
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
RrAI. ESTATE MATTERS IN EAST TENNESSEE.

KSoxvIIIF Dec. IA new impetus has been gwen 10 20
nal estate In East Tennessee this Fall our Ieai Ss.l
agents gre advertising extensively IN the NuItn, anu
circulating registers containing rehaole lhuImdlIOu
concernin fhis section OF the country one hh aohe
has received hundreds Of letters asking Iol
during the past month Many people, a'udcWu py the
climate cheap farms, and the numerous opportunities
offered for investment. now visiting our Sc, uOn ana
svailng themselves Of the advantages presented For
the immigrant. he he manufacturer mechanic, larmer
or capitalst no section OF country offers such in
ducements East Tennessee. WI h Its freedom from
% extremes of heat and cold and the entire absence
iasmatc diseases is particularly desirable TO those
,u ring from the effects Of the long and cold Winters Of
fe Northern States. The manufacturer find the
material hand and at low prices, and extensive
demand for manufactured articles, with comparatively
no competition.
The farmer purchase land reasonable prices and
hnd steady and paying market for his produce In the
grat Southern demand for the productions of East Ten
neseec Our coal and iron lands the lines Of railroads
already I'm operation and those I'm process Of construc
non offer TO the capitalist opportunities for inyeStment
seldom found elsewhere Our citizens at peace and
the Northern man is safe here any State. Sew
era parties Of capitalists have recently purchased large
tracts " mountain lands at very low prices on the lines
Of projected railroads The advantages offered by this
section only need to be known TO largely increase the
nde OF emigration from the North when real estate OF
every description Will become much more valuable than
81 present
We have had experience in advertising, and are
Able 10 report correctly results Our card in TIE
TRIBUNE called out letters from Northern people
than all other advertisements combined, and we
selected several Of the best Weekes in the country
Ysurs truly MUNsoN BAILEY.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

BROADWb1 IND ELBFBNIH-0I.l
o MONDAY. Dec IL,
xin offer errnorI ary iniucru y purchssersof Of
CHEAP DRESS 60 ,pS
for tho Holidays,
having made still farther reiuet or In prices
5000 Dress Patterns Of lain and mze DRESS GOODS
upward which for The convenience Of eaaon'
will be dispayefo sepArse tables the Of the store
An immense Of SCOTCH PLAIDS al wool from 3Ii cents
splendid assortment VELVET PLAIDS specially with
duced to 81 10.
Pine EMPRESS CLOTHS in 81 shades from 50 eents upward
SATIN DU CHBNE reduced to rs cents per yard
FRENCH MERIE0ES, in new coon from - cents
Plain priuted CASHMERES less than cost Of mror,s'oni
French SERGBS at rdce pdcesi Irish POPLN PAlDS
at 50 fresh assortment ofTYCOON REPS at IS in
dcsyn ZAPPA CLOTH at ~ eenis domestic
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
I lone, alG Village Lois, asy he lsdst
BRICKSBURG, N. J.,

In, a . lror, Sr- oh rsirosd ts 10 Pril,u
.. pfsr ,r,Isi casis MID shi etAs LsstLy ~,
,on 49, pe. 30 fq.r sIt sglf Price jr M an,.
fof usrs and Insps LAT nee sfes " tAnP1 I'LL
l.l kIn.dss y .o u ". BII0iAA Age-I bncasarE D. j.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YopK. saturday, Dec, 10, 1870,

The market to-day has been quiet at the
Exchange The announcements for next week indicate
duh business for the auctioneers. At private sae' the
transactions FOR the week show moderately active pns
ness John MCClaVc sold to-day the lots on west sue l
Nxthave., running from elHhteehln 70
Onehundred with is lots In rear IU
ming from street TO street, making IN an 70 ioS, Loi
SOS eco; the cash payment $4,000 balance mortEds
Blackwell & Marks successors tO Mallory q biaChWe,
No SIS Lihertyst., report sales for week rs loioWs
Cnuntry seat Of Mr. q; H. Hubhe az sing sing house
and II acres for 500: a acres on Dwight place, se
wood NeWIcrsey $4,000; fourStOry brOwn-sone house'
No 46 81. arksplaec. S1Wn -, -, 80 1,,os
Ad,ian N uuller P II. wilkins & CO.. will sell on Tues
daV nv order of the executors OF the late ID. b. Nhee
fo lots on the southeast corner OF NinthaNe and o
fonrthst also ~ lots south side 0i SyNenty
folTtb-st one hnndred feet cast of NinthaIe' alt
near Central Park. The samo firm viii also sell tc n
store and lot known No 66 PneSt, aud store u u'
known as No. l6 CedaTSt formerly belonging 10 'e o'
tate OF Myndert Van Schaick.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
Drp @oo6s.

FASHIONS for the PRESENT SEASON.
Il II. j. ElCULL, Army. Nav, AMI Civil Jutnttsr.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Overcoats Of Tweed Melton 20s 20 6ls
esch Froc and Morning Of Tvi Imperial and other Cloths
Trousers Waking riding Dress from Ia Wsseoats Of
Spnng Materials los. 6L TO 2lS
BOYS
The New REGISTERED Bel, Iss f Suit n. Knletehoehe
Suits Morning Suits from 2r Evening Dress suits from
Hghlini Suits fom Ole G of spnng Textures from
As Specialize, Hats Shirts Hosiery SC, suitable for each DIsa
FOR LADIES.
Riding Iab In yarou coed Twtc Melton sud supfne Cloths
RON 80 e. Riding Trousers, Lom 2lsi Hst. with ace
falls 2s Proreuaie jackets IN ya Waterproof Tweed and
Melton Travelling Costumes 81 lS 81 snl a. ditto Skr, ls AMI
&s Waterproof Tweed Coals from 2S scarlet blue ana othe
ooorcd .erroof Cloh Shaw's, from lis Cd 70 2lA
GARDNER BREWER u Co.,
~ o. EEDTE T. IoS lp,'
o. LEONARD STREET. W .lohN'
246 CHESTNUT STREET. T............. PHILADELPHIA
AGENTS FOR THE
s ishrrr Nils Iargiou M nuflctuing Co
uai.iitOl Oo Co Nanaste Mis-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.
fono .9slano Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-A new, modern, and elegant
Il HOUSE g.. OUrBgILDISGS with acre az Fattush Pfce
lueucins furl..0re -yoOO1 Inquire d HOAik hOhGAS z
Hle-st tIo'Il
ETS ACRE FARM on Long Island, 80 miles
- eC from ih- ai}, EXCHANGE DI oty property III a. kl-
LAND 4 Co. q Boekn4I-s; NeN-ioTk.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
New- gcrecn acal Gstalc Tor Sale.

A DEPOT being established at MENLQPARh,
N 90 the y j. X r. t'd Go Ph iriera % 80 HaEes on, ei
H. eh I lfston Niin ~ les oi tie t bal Lot. m uF i''
ar ri ~ 10 -, "a - rlea'e- portion o when eau ,s
pad monthly fneuit 81 40 fu rafacss With tckei. 70
tbs yIoIs ~ ll a. ae M-NLO PAEh LAND
COhfAN No l'J aa4 D., botlws'. Room No. 10.
EOR SALE-At M0uistOwn. y. j., large
Il HOT 81 uutied on NJ oingil .ndoiIey snd
pisiey tutLe furrt1Ir nod cedr1 Si.e Pc Trsnis,s AI
ps e. FRtDEIt WOOD MosoSn x. j. ~ Brolduar, y Y
JENKINS y WAY, New Brunswick, y. j.,
st> Z Brokers and Aue COUNTRY
RESIBKNCEk. PtEAs sni HOUSES LOlt Iae
tlf frr be seraued bv elg following yptecl:
HsBGo o. Gov Senator fTughug..r Wr1 B 1Aylor J.
r. Fireman Cashier Hsuotsf n ! Bxreb
O6iee. Nu irutst. Me- ioIt.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
WOODEN GOODS.

WOODEN GOODS every description bot, ornamental and useful
Carved Baskets Ssuds Wal Pockets &c. Woon Egg Stands
Kniyrs and For.s Paios. Table Mats appropn
-.
WOODEN WEDDINGS.
tie following department
well s,ocSei sud 10 Jr.n, orier for Fll Irle
OF JET JEWELR1 Gill aud
FANCY JEWELRi II elegant and @ snc rsrty
found u .lls martr'. Also. ....
no. sE-FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
A LARGE AND SPACIOUS ADDITION
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
Citn Real Gstate for Sale.


A THREE-STORY, high-stOop, modern, com
~ re DWELLING 6E5 lo' O between Fh and sitthsve,
reasonable. Also printed
h,t Of store and dwellings K STEVENSON son, II Pinest
A Fifth-ave full-Sized elegant DWELLING
~ fr sale Lowest market Hfl-aye. Building 10
by Portyseytuhs Also Printed I q stores enl Engs
'. X STEVENSON son II Pine st
CRYSTAL PALACE LOTS-A splenddly-
directly cg the e II The sd Palace opposite
ue p1ncJa entrance Apply H. lNGEtsOLL ~ Broadway
Room l9.
EOR SALTWATER FRONT, two entire
Il boess IIfehst Phce, 80 GOO Zach lnqsire q
QBD HOMER MObGAN, Flne 81
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cussion, the whole subject was, on
motion of MIR. Dawes, Of Massacln-
setts, laid on the. tahle-00 TO, 3D., A mo.
ton to suspend the rules and vote ~, coo 10
Tucker was made BY, DIR. Brooks, Of Mas.
sachusetts, but lighthouse adjourned ut 6
O'Clock without action on 1t. -.
Pat. Woods is still In custody Of the Ser.
rcant-atrArms of tie House. He has full
range of the basement Of the Capitol, and is
fed 1T the restaurant in that part OF the
building at public expense. He is cheerful,
and says he never lived better in his life
piled gratis with lemonade, Is permitted
occasionally to buy whiskey. He occupies
the room which was especially fitted up for
Woolley, a recllsant witness in the johnson
impeachment ease. The House will to-mor-
row or next day probably act on the recon-
mcndation of the Reconstruction Commit
tee, that Woods be imprisoned three months
in the District jail as. punishment for his
assault on Porter. .rus ..,.a.',
WASHINGTON, July 5.-The revenue re-
ceipts to-day were 8, 294, 102.
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INFORMANT TO DIsTILLERs AND WHISKEf
DEALERs.-For the information of persons
who intend to distill brandy from fruit the
following synopsis of regulations just issued
by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
is published
Every still in the possession of any person
must be registered with the assessor or as
sistant assessor us either being for Use or
not for Use. All stills, whether for Use or
not, must he registered forthwith. Penalty
for failure, 800.
Every person having Il still or stills regis
tered for use, and intending to distill brandy
from fruit, must give notice on Form u y
to the assessor or assistant assessor, ac-
corling to said Form on receipt of which
the assessor will proceed to the place OF
distllation and determine the per diem, pro-
ducing capacity Of the stills at the same
time the distiller must furnish the assessor
with bond in the sum of five hundred dol
lars. with two approved securities, who
must Justify on Form 33.
The special tax will be at the rate Of fifty
dollars per year. Tax on spirits fifty cents
per gallon, and eight or ten cents per gallon
for gauging tax.
The per diem tax is RENTED.
Every distiler must provide himself with
a book, Form 25h, in which each DAYS
operations must he entered. ~,
AS the spirits are produced they must be
placed i'll packages containing not less than
ten gallons, wine measure, and the distiler
must retain the same until it is gagged, tax
paid, and stamps attached.
Severe penalties arc provided in the law
for changing, consuming, or removing, the
spirits before the tax is paid thereon.
Di>tillers can sell their brandy at the
place of distillation only, and in the origi-
NIL taX-paid packages.
For further information, call upon the
assessor or assistant assessors.
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s. Ich hin Dein."

The following ingenious production
written in five different langlages-,iz.
english, Latin, Greek, French, and Ger
nan--is clipped from an exchange:
In tcmpus old i hero lived
Qni loved puellas depx;
lie pouvait pas quite to say
A.. &. Witch one amabat miepX. sItaT -
Dit-u In meme, IN beau matin, ,.,..-
s'Non possum both aYOir,
.t Sed 81 address AmaIids Ann, .. Il. .i''"'
Then Kate and have war - q, =.
amanda habct argent coin, " 't
Sed Kate has auI Gus curls;
Et both stunt very agIth;c.
TT quite fo. ,nosn girls"
Enfn, the youthful anihropos, &, &c..
Phtloun the duo maids
Resolved proponere nj t,ale
Ucyaut Get evenings shades. ~
Proccdens then to Kat"'s domo, .....
' ii trouvc Amanda there; &c -' jaw
kni quite forgets his lase resolves,
Both stunt SO goodly TAR.
Sed smiling on the new tapls,
Between pIIcllas twain,
CGpit to teal his flame TO Kate,
Dams un poettiue Strain. .
Mais, glaneing ever ct anon $50
AT fair Amands's eyes,
1llI non Dossunt deere
Pro which he meant his signs.
is'"a Each virgo heard the demie vow, ..'"'l.
.-. With cheeks as rogue as wine 800
III -. And of, ring each milk-white hand,
Both whispered "Ich bin dein."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-06
Ihe Fourth In New OrIenns-IOuisi.
ANA Observation-Disclosures ARRAY be.
tween Whites and Blncka -.

New ORLEANS, July 5.-Thc Fourth of
July was = failure here. The Legislature
adjourned out Of respect to the day.
The Legislature will probably adjourn
next week for three months. .'..-.;!
Parties are here from Mobile in the inte-
rest of a scheme to annex that city to Mis-
sissippi.
a serious ARRAY occurred to-day at
Weson, fifty miles south of this city, be-
tween the blacks and whites, caused by the
abuse of white boy by q negro. The ne
groes fired into the whites, wOunding two,
and the fire was returned, three negroes
being instantly killed.