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TlHE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,
PREPARED By THE
NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY.

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PLANT-Price 81
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Headache Pills-Price so cents
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superior to Yichy, Kissingen' sstzer' &c
Five Minute Pain Curer-Price 81
Chemical Healing, Blood and Bone Ointment
Ethereal Phosphorus-PrIce 90
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Victoria Rega-nnriValled for beautilyiDg the
complexion-PrIceyS 81
Amaranth-for the Halr-stops falling hair-Prlce
Neuralpia-Rheumatlc Elixir-Price 50
Fever and Ague a!obules-prss So per bog.
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T1RENCH PATENT MEDICINES.
SYRUP OF FHYPOPHOsPHATE OF LIME sov
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Nightgweats, &c.
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Pepsine; for Indigestion, loss Of appetite, &o.
Iodized Syrup Of Horseradish, Invaluable fol
persons unable to take Codliver 0n-especially
recommended In cutaneous affections, and as s
most powerful depurat1ve.
Digestive Lozenges OF the Alkaline Lactates, G
pleasant and effective remedy for functional de
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Troches OF Pepsine and Paucreatine.
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Dragees de Morphine.
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THEYoRK.v1LLE RNQUIRER 8, j; FoR 1ss71

With the first OF theJeaS the eYoRKHTLLEEN.
QGlRER VIII enter upon stts seventeenth rnlQme;
and the success with which, the proprtetorh han
%es aas past "a MS ss
to present attractions In the future, superior to
any heretofore offered. With this .viewS and FOX
ORIGINAL SERIAL STORIES
Of q high order, remunerattve prizes we're onefed
for the three best competitive stories From q
large number that were submitted, q committee,
composed OF diainarested and competent literary
aYoNAn Asss MPraaIoN a on % ana si TaE Iosf
DIAMOND;n which, on opening the seals contain.
Ing the authors names, were found TO be from
the pens Of some OF the most popular story Wrt.
ters; and these prodlctionsIar pEonognced equal
to the stories issued from any weekly press in the
THEPRIzEsToBIEs q
will run through: at least twenty-six numbers OF
the paper, and win be followed BY. three other
Original Stories Of absorbing interest, written ex-
presslyfor the ENQUIRRR, entitled, respectively,
'DEST1NY-A TALE OF BEFORE THE WAR;b
Ing not less than three hundred columnsof orfgi.
nal Stories to be ,publlHfed during tho year,
which, in addition to the 'Aiscellaneous Read.
ing,n adapted to classes, the Agricultural De-
nation for the Farmer. "Reaiing for the Sab.
bath - under the supervision of clericai gentle.
man OF marked ability, whose graceful PEN '6mbel.
fishes his department. In every number; q column
VI VIII huu nullurJ tVB0ticI Will IsQlkEloi5uu
appropriate topics; g compend OF the NewsGas
home and abroad; Commercial and Market Be
ports, and being one Of the lagest papers pub
iished In the South, printed In the best style onia
steam press, the ENQUIRER Will supply the want
OF every freside, and sustain Its reputation as Q
newspaper for the family circle.
PRIZES TO SUBSCRIBERS.
With the determination 70 keep up with the
spirit Of the times-the distribution OF Prizes be-
ng popular idea-the proprietor has deter.
mined to adopt system OF GIF9 DISTRIBUTION
among the subscribers of the EEoUIRRR, but upon
aplan dinerent nom that 50 PREVALENT, , in Which
lures are the chic attractions. It ts deemed pre-
,farable to award substantial gift, In an equ1tRr
Bile manner, upon the following plan; s;7
Commencing with the nrst Week1 In January,
1871 the name Of each yearly subscriber on the
lIst who has paid In advance, viii be- placed In
a box provided for the purpose. On each; Wed.
nesday morning throughout the year, after tho
roughly mixing the Names one name will be
drawn from the bo1-the perton whose name
shall be 80 drawn to be entitled 10 prize Of FIVE
DOLLARS in cash. A3rAs names are added to the
list they will be placed In the box .-Gx The name
Of the person drawn each week Wtn be announced
In the 1ssue Of the paper succeeding the drawing.
and the money promptly forwarded 70 the ao-
dress.
TERMS, IN ADVANCE.
One copy, one year. ...............'~...Sso@ ~ ~
Two copies, one year. ~
Ten copies, one year, with an extra copy 70 tne
person making tho club: - ;o0
letter. Specimen copies Will be sent OF. appnca>
tion, Address L. d. GRlSE
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The Saw FIsH.-Tbis marine monster, OF
unusual Size and aspect a notice Of which ap.
peared In yesterdays NEWS, was exhibited yes
terday at the storehouse Of Messrs. Lopez i Les
lie, on Market wharf. AS soon as the curiosity Of
the public viii be satisfied, the captors intend
preserving the skin OF the fish and stufflng It.
twill afford splendid specimen OF the "Pristis
Cirlatus,n being fourteen feet In length, while
the very largest nsh known is only fifteen feet.
The saw fish is 80 called from a long sswllk
bone projecting In straight line from the snout,
continuous TO the axis Of the body. The saw in
this instance Is three reet and q half long, and
from three to four inches wide the sides lined at
regular intervals of shout an inch with sharp
pointed teeth, somewhat resembling the larger
teeth Of the shark. The fish Is OF I'm.
mense proportions, eyes unusually large for
q rsh; lateral dorsal and caudal fms all unus
.ually solid and large. The latter, In size, as vel
as In structure resembles the rudder Of large
yawl. The mouth, situated under the saw, and
over foot in the rear OF its base, is good large
mouth-lsrge enough for the head OK the biggest
colored baby found anywhere this side Of Sene.
gambia. There are no teeth. The saw nsh lives
"by sucton,n as the fishermen express 1t. The
gums OF course are very hard: From Nom.
braue In its stomach, or in the vicinity OF that
viscus, was taken two bucketsful Of milk. or
what seems such TO the fishermen. They say It.
looked like it., and amelled like. 1t. They were
afraid to taste it. Also in another part Of
the entrails were found q large number
Of eggs, OF all Sizes from that Of marble to that
OF ball the size of s.pound OF butter, !" looking
like butter, and upon being cut having the consls.
tenGy OF butter. Stakes nom this nsh, we have
mo doubt would be very delicate, probably equal.
ling those cut from the halllbut or 'turbot. As Il
Is such arare visitor to our markets, however, we
do not think 1t would be advisable to spoil our
epicures by giving them taste Of such a rev lux
ury. Be this as 1t may, and be the monster mol.
usciverous or gamIniverous, he certainly is q
most ugly customer for a little boat to meet with
of dark night In lonely place. The mouth, we
said is large but the gullet Is small asisthe case
also with the whale.
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oFFfCLAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining In the Postofhce
at Charleston, for the week ending July 81,
1871, and printed officially In TIE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City Of Charleston.
rs Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are advertised"
HS- Office hours from A. NJ. to 6HP. N. On
Sundays, from 51z-to OK P. NJ.
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster. ],
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TIE ELRcr1oN.-ln another column may be
seen the names OF the managers OF election for
each precinct in the City appointed by the com.
missioners OF election. The registration Of
viii begin on Saturday next and be continued
for three days, Sunday excepted, commencing at
O'Clock In the morning and closing at O'Clock
In the afternoon. Two additional precincts have
been added to expedite the voting, and all quail
ned should be careful to register. This impor-
tant duty viii occupy longer time anusuai,
as an oath viii be administered to each applicant
OF his qualification; land as none bus those regis.
tered win be allowed to vote, this duty ahould be
attended to in time. The polls will be opened on
the day Of election, Wednesday the ID OF August,
from O'Clock in thsmorning to O'Clock in the
afternoon.
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! CLUBS AND STARS Perry Maxwell, lodged
for safeketpin and charged with breach Of
the peace and desertion Of his family, was turn.
ed over to- q trial Justice.
Mary ana william Johnson. lodged for lighting
In Calhoun street. were sent to the House Of Cor
rection for I'VE days. each.
Vim. Johnson, charged with resisting an of1cer
and tearing his coat, was discharged.
One COW. found going at large in White Point
Garden, was ordered TO be advertised.
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CATHOLIC SCHOOL HOUSE schoolhouse
on the premises Of the Academy Of our Lady Of
Mercy, Queen street, which was 80 badly Injured
by shells during the war, is-being repaired by
.Mr. J. Kenny. twill be completed In about
month. .,.-,s.,
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A NEW CouNTY-A meeting has been
held In the lower part Of Greenville County
to take preliminary action toward the formation
OF q new county from portions Of Gveenville,
Anderson, Abbevine and Laurens Honea Path
ia spoken Of as the county seat.
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nr Persons deposlting letters in the Postoflce
viii please place the stamp near the upper righ,
hand corner Of the envelope, and they viii also
please to remember that without the stamp let.
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
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OUR PHospHATEs.-The Beaufort Republican
brings the following gratifying intelligence !:
.There has been shipped from Bull River to Euro
.pean ports sine, January 1st, up to July 1st,
1oss7 tons Of phosphate rock by the several COM,
panles In tna, locality. There are now lyingat
Bull River eleven foreign ships to be laden with
the material. One Of the ships registers 1871
4nns.,i
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THE PHGSK BAND, an organization which
has wonderfully improved Of latein the quality OF
Its music, gave THE NEWS very agreeable seEe-
made about dark last evening.
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BUs1NEss NoT1 les.

BUSINESS ESvELoPEs.-THEN NEWS Job Office
js now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business easds printed thereon, at.s4 per tfous
and. Send your orders. Every merchant ana
business man should have his card printed OF
ni5 envelopes,
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MILITARY. The spartanburg Republican.
SAYS: "Colonel Reno, Of the 7th United States
cavalry, with his family, arrived in town last
Monday evening. The colonel WIN assume COM
mand Of this post, and his headquarters, we are
told, will be at the Carson Rock House. More
troops are looked for, and there is probability
that change viii be made. In the place Of en-.
campment.n
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ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS Intended for pub
Hcation In TIE NEWS, must, in all cases, be paid
for in advance.
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WORTH sEENe.-The big saw fish will be
exhibited this morning at the storehouse o.
Messrs. Lopez l. Leslie, on Market wharf
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This Day.

Washington Light Infantry Charitable Asso-
citation, at P. NJ.
Washington Fire Company, at s P. NJ.
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- EXECUTIVE APPoNTAENT.-The Governor
has appointed Samuel G.: Henry as trial justice
for Richland County.
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furious anodyne,
Price, Is cents bottle.
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Also by the following Druggists:
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For sale, in quantities to suit purchasers, BY
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mayzo No. 13l Meeting street.
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THE ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT CoN.
oERTs, as advertised by Messrs Butler, Chadwick,
splendid and attractive scheme Is now prepared
to sell tickets for the same. Applications TO be
made to him at the once of Mr.. G. Claclus corner
East Bay and Central wharf. may2s
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, 81,
s6, s6 so snd So 50 per thousand, according to
size az TEE NEWS Job once.
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SKIPPING FRUIT Numerous letters from
commission merchants In the large cities have
been received ip the peachraislng districts, ad.
vising farmers to be more careful in picking and
shipping fruit. The letters urge that fruit should
be allowed 70 atlantis full growth, but should be
gathered before it gets soft. As an instance OF
the -esults OF carelessness 1t Is stated that one
hundred boxes OF peaches were recently sold In
New York, foi only one dollar box, while freight,
commission and carriage amounted to nlnety-ones
cents thus leaving only nine cents to the growerl
One half Of the lot, 1t Is said, were fine peaches
and II they had been carefully selected out and
shipped by themselves, would have brought
three dollars q box. One fourth OF the lot were
sofs and crushed, and the remainder were hard
and unripe. It's not always remembered that
the efreght on the commonest kinds OF peaches is
the same as that on the best and most delicious
'fr1it. The quality and not the quantity Of the
fruit is the point to which the attention Of the
shlpper shorld be directed, and although choice
peaches cost more trouble and care, yet they 1n
the end fully repay the labors Of the grower.
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HEAVY RoBBRRY.-Between l2 o'clock
.gpursdsy night and daylight yesterday morning,
the house OF Mr. william Roach, No. l21 Coming
street, was entered and robbed of q gold,watc
and chain, several valuable articles o. dress and
over $40 in currency. In the morning, the family
found the doors locked, and the windows secure.
ly fastened, and no trace Of the entrance Of the
robber. The case was referred to the detectives,
who arrested colored woman named Julia
Roberts on: suspicion. The prisoner was en-
ployed as cook on the premises, and had free
access 10 the house. She is'held for examina;
tiOn, -
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PROFESSOR BERGER'S. BED-BUG
DESTROYER

Costar,s INSECT POWDER
GIentworth's Roach Exterminator
Costar's Rat Poison -,.
Isaacsen'sSure Pop-Deatn to MqsquiIoes..t
,u5s No. l3l Heeslng ssreet,
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MARX Your CLOTHING !LOrder your Stencil
Plates at the 9asel street Bazaar. octl4-s
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'Adson, Mary |.
Alleworth, Mrs
.Arsope, Hen
retta |
Baker, Miss |
Lever
Barnett, Amelial
D |
.Benangall, MARI
Belleman, Mrs |
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Ben, maria [
Bee, Mary Ann |
Bersley, Amlia |.
Boatright, Mrs
Sam |.
Bolan d, Kate !
Bounes Sarah |
Bray, Mary Re-
becca |
BarnfOrd, Ed !
wardine |
Bright, Eugenia
Brown, Susan |
Brown, Mrs o Ell.
Brown, Fannie +
Brown, Martha
Brunges, Mary |.
RDrrett. Mrs A /
W |
Carlisle, Mrs W i
B
Canr, Nancy |!
Carew, RS i
Thomas |
Calyett, Isabellal
capron,, Mrs W /
Gamble, Miss |
Campbell, Ra- |
chel ] |,
Campbell, Rose
Campbell, Mrs
Joseph |
Chaplin, Mrs ]
E |.
Chaplin. Miss |,
Mary E |
Chandler, Mrs u
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Clany, Maria I
Cleapor, Emmer
Collins, Miss NJ
,0narn Ntr9 v N
C0lley, Miss Vel
Collins, Susan. |!
Craven, Maggie
Crews, Maria F
Curtis, Ann I.
Day, HARRIET |
Dehon, Mrs |
UlcKeDson, MISS
Susan 80 II
Davis, MrsSW p I
Doyie, Mrs p |
Drsyton, ElmiraI,
Drayton, Lydia
Eason, Anna /
Edwards, Flora
Edwards, Flora
d. Ellen II
.ElIoL Harrlett |.
Evrit, Mary II
FenWlck, There.t
~ HH
Fickun, Miss |.
Rosa -. II.
Fll0s, Rina !.
Plennon, Mrs 4.
Frank /. I
.Fludd.,. Eliza |.
Fegarty; Miss !.
Julia i. |.
Fuller Rebecca
Furgeson, Sarah[
Ferselehe, Oahe.ll
rim. i.
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PARcHEEsI! PARcHEEsI IA royal game of
India. HAsBL STREET BAZAAR,
apr2os And No. 16l King Street.
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A DISTINGUISHED TRAvELrER.--We received
call yesterday, says the Anderson Intellige
from Colonel n. l.. Demalher, q native Of Loudon
County. Va, who Is said to be the most extensive
Asrayeller in; the world. he has traversed both
Europe and America on foot, and upwards OF
$4,000 miles OF territory. He.is a gentleman Of
polished manners, has received b liberal educa-
tion, ana is endowed with brilliant conversational
powers. Hebegan travelling in early youth, and
is yet quite young man.
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Ahrens, John
Aston, PO :
Ancrum;G Daniel
Anderson, A
Atkinson, Chris
Austen, Robt
Aver, Gen L II
Bare, Mr -.
Bacon, Thomas
Ba1ster, Henry
Barnwell, John
Barton, AL
Bernly, James
Bell. VIM
Becker. n F -.
Bischon, John O
Blum, Fr
Bngh, P
Boksop, julius
:Bomfall, F j
Brown, John
Brown, Thomas
Broadfo0t, John
Banon, LII
Bull, julius
Brady, ] o :.
Burrough. Wash.
lngton O
Bunwinkle, n
Bullwtnkle, ]
Burns, George :
Bush. r o
Calvert, Thomas.
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Casten 4 Jacobs,
Castel, John
Cattle, Robert
: Calhoun, Gently
Chrtetzberg, b
F
Cook, Vim E !
Cole, Juiius q
Collins, Joseph
Cordes, henry
Cody. Frank
lCopes James
.Corcoran, John
Crosby. II II
Dennis, Benta.
min
Dean, James
Divine, Stephen
Descon, Isaac
DicEerSOn, Sam.
uel I
Dougherty, Jno
Dohrman, ohas
Drakeworth,Jn
Draper. Joseph
D,tfle, Edward
Dunn, Ino :.
Duggan, James
Eckart. Charles
Edwards. Ned
Euckhardt, Geo
Emery, a ooreld
ton |
Feahan, Michael
Fox, Thomas
Fcht, Mr
Fraser, John |
Frasier, John
Frazer, James
freeman, j U.s. 4
Wald !
Friend, John |
Gandy, ] B r \
.Gadson, Jonas /
Gardner, Til. \
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Gasklli, T q |
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The publishers beg to call the attention Of those
about forming classes II. Botany to the Wel.knoW
works by Professor Gray. Having been careiuuy
revised they present tile latest and most sccnraas
r. 10 sicient Endorsement VI tne1 to state tnat
they are used In almost every noted college, Hign
School and Seminary In the country, aoa are Iec:
commended over other series by nine.tentns ot tne
leading Professors and BOTANICAL ieacnets " sne
no author has yet approached Professor Gray in
tne rare art of making purely scientific theories
his charming elementary work "HoW Plants
Grow,n to his more elaborate ..Manual, there is
one simple, concise and yet exhaustive method OF
teaching the various grades OF the study.
Descriptive Circulars, giving full titles and pr1.
ces, will be forwarded by mail, to any address, on
application.
IVISCN, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & CO.,
Publishers,
Nos. 1913 and l4O Grand street, New York.
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sBotany should be taught. In every school, and
these Volumes should be the Text. Books. .'-FToE
j. s. Davis, Uf1tue,sft OF Virginia.
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D. oTAN N1oAL. TEXTBOOKS.

BY Professor ASA GRAY, =. ..
or Harvard University,
Author OF CHOW Plants Crow % "School and Field
Book OF Botany "Manual Of Botany, }" "Struc-
tural and Systematic Botany &C., &c.
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A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
THE UNTAINEE
GREENV1LLEr 8. O.,
Has the largest real circulation Of any paper
In that section. Subscription price 81 year.
g. 6. ELFORD, Editor and Proprietor.
G. @. WELLS, Associate Editor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-12
REPORT or THE COMMISSIONER OF
INTERNAL REVENUE.

Tlcicl or OF Commissioner Douglas, Of
Tie Internal Revenue, shows that the aggre-
gate receipts from all sources, exclusive OF
lie direct lax upon lands and tho duty up
on circulation and deposits OF national
banks, were for the fiscal year 1871, Sl4i,-
l,l7G "A . his sum includes the amounts
refunded and allowed on drawb backs. Draw
backs have been allowed on general mer-
chandise under Section III, Act OF June 30,
1864, limited by The ACT OF March 81, ls6S,
amounting TO S22 sS7, 81.
There was refunded during tie past fiscal
year, for taxes illegally assessed and col
lccted, tie sum OF S6l7,5sl
The COmmissiOne estimate Of receipts
for the current fiscal year under the present
law is $i2j, 600. The number Of dis
iilelies other than fruit registered during
the last fiscal year was ,0i3; the number Of
lruit distlleiies registered. 7,l40; total,
8.l02. OF the dislillerics otLer than fruit
BIZ were operated during the year, and oil
the fruit diJillerics OF. The returns to
the office for the last fiscal year show a total
production in taxable gallons from material
other than fruit OF 81 j7d 44G; from fruit
2,l99, ,7G}; total yearly production, 5G.77G,
i70.
The total quantity Of splits in thl United
State not in Internal Revenue warehouses
ON the 3tst Of May, 1871, was Al, 1856, 7i3
proof gallons, showing decrease in guam
iity oflhe market since November 10, 1870
ola, 4,452, $50 gallons.
Tie receipts from spirits for tie 6sca
year ended June 80, 1871, were SAC, ,2Sl ,s4S
The amount Of tax received on leImentet
liquor at 81 ler bb. was in 1871, 81, l59,
40.
The total amount Of manufactured tobacco
represented by the amount OF collections TO
the fiscal year ended June 80, 1871, was a
follows Chewing tobacco, snuil, &c, elias
32 cents, Ga, ,Gl7 ,SGS lbs smoking tobacco
scraps, shorts, sc class l6 cents, 30, 81 ,63
lbs add to this the quantity exported, 10,
62l ,OS2 lbs; and the excess remaining il
warehouses June 80, 1871, over June 30
1870, is e, ,377 lbs, giving total product 70
the year OF 1oj, s2S, 0j3 lbs.
The total number OF cigars, cheroOts, &c.
on wi ich taxes were collected was ,332,
S44,357.
The total receipts for tobacco for the fisc
year ended June 30, 1871, were $50, ,515
g07 Is.
Under the present system all the tObacC
bonded at the warehouse at Richmond, Va
is exported without ever entering the ware
house, and the same is tine OF much Of III
tobacco bonded in New York.
The Commissioner slys that for the Ia
thee years this ollice has been in the posse
sion ui information lhat a large and inlrca
ing amount ol raw rr ltaf tobacco in pO
tions OF the county was being sold at reta
without the payment Of taxes