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The following is a bill to amend an aot entitled
"An act to provide internal revenue to support the
Government, to pay interest on the public debt, and
for other purposes," approved June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and slxtyfour, as road Wore the
House of Representatives :
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of . Repre-
Aitestaltres of the thttltd States of America 7 7/. Von•
press aeeerabled, That tho eat entitled "An act to pro.
vide internal :avenue to support tha Government. to
pay interact on the public debt, and for otherpar.
poser, '• approved June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-four, be, and the came is hereby. amended
as bereft:alter set forth, namely:
That Pf thou four be amended by striking out the word
" five," end inserting. in lien thereof. the word ten.
That section eight be amended by striking oat after
the 'words "eball appoint." the words ''with the ap •
proval of the said commit:Acme, one atualatan t assessor.
who shall be a resident of the diet riot of said ft seesior
and in case of a vacancy occurring In the office of assee
r or, by reason of death or any other cause, the assiatant
assessor," and inserting, in lieu thereof, the words,
cn the recommendation of the said commissioner. one
or more assistant assessors, who shaft be residents of
the district of said assessor; and in case of a vacancy
occurring in the office of assessor by reason of death, or
any other mango. the senior assistant assessor.
That section twenty-Ave be amended by inserting
after the words "four hundred thousand dollars," the
"words, and not exceeding one million of dollars, and
one•eighth of one per centum on all sums Above one
million of dollars; by inserting after the words " rea
sonable charges for, , '
the word advertising: and by
striking out all of the first proviso, and by striking out
the word "further,'in the [mind proviso.
NOTIOR TO TAXI' ATIT.RB-FRNALTY 808 NON-PAY•
MENTLAVT AND SALE.
That section twenty-eight be amended by striking
out all after the enacting clause, and inserting. In lien
therrof, the words: That each of said collectors shall,
within twenty days after receiving his annual collectioi
list from the auessore, give notice, by advertisendent
latblislied in each county in his collection district, in
one newspaper pointed In such county, if any enchlhera
be. and by notifications to by rooted UP in at least four
public places in each county in his collection district.
that the said duties have become due and payable, and
Mete the time and place within said county at which he
or his deputy will attend to receive the came, which
time shall not be less than ten days aftor each notifica
tion. .And if any person shall neglect to pay as afore
said for more than ten days. it shall . be the duty of the
collector or his deputy to Issue to such person a not.oe,
to be left at his dwelling or usual place of business, or
be tent by mail, demanding the payment of said duties
or taxes, stating the amount thereof, with a fee of
twenty cents for the issuing and service of each notice,
and with four cents for each mile actually and necessa
rily travelled in serVAig the same And if such per
sona shall not pay the entles or taxes, and tee fee of
twenty cents and mileage as aforesaid, within ten days
after the service or the sending by mall of such notice.
It shall be the duty of the collector or hie deputy - to col
lect the said (Inties or taxes. and fee of twenty cents
and mileage, with a papally of ten per cent= addl. -
clonal npon the amount of duties. And with roust to
all such duties or taxes as are not included in the an
anal lists aforesaid, and all taxes and duties tbe col
lection of which is not otherwise provided for in this
act, it shall he the duty of each collector. in person - or
by deputy, to demand payment thereof. in the mermar
last mentioned, within ten days fromand after rear lying
the list thereof from the assessor, or within twenty
days from and after the expiration of the time within
which such duty or tax should have been paid: and if
the annual, or otherrinties shall - not be paid within ten
days from - and after, such 'demand therefor, it shall be
lawful.for such collector, or his deputies, to proceed to
collect the said duties cr taxes, with ten per cent=
additional thereto, as aforesaid , distraint and sate
of the good., chattels, or effects of the persons della
octant as aforesaid._ And in cue of distraint. It shall
• be the duty of the officer charged with the collection to
make, or cause to be wide, an account of the goods or
chattels Migraine& a copy of which, signed by the
officer making slaeh distraint, shall he left with the
owner or poseemsor of such 'pods, chattels, or effect.. or
at hie or her dwelling, or ninal place of business, with
some person of suitable age and discretion,. with a note .
of the sum demanded and tie time and place of sale:
and the said officer shall forthwith cause a notification
to be published in some newspaper within the 'musty
wherein said distraint is made, if there is a newspaper
Published in said county, or to be publicly posted up at
the poet o ff ice, if there be one within five miles, nearest
to the residence of the person -rehears property shall be
dlstrained, and in not lees than two other pablic places.
which ,notice shall specify the .articles , distrained.
and - the time - end place for the sale thereof, which
time shall not be less than tenor more than twenty
days from the date of mach notification, and the
-place proposes-for sale acefloore than eve miles die
tent from• the place of making such distraint. And
in any case in which any person, bank, 'association,
company, or corporation required by law to make re
turn to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue shell re
fute or neglect to moire- suh return within the time
aPecifie d, the amount of circulation, deposit, and rapt
tal or either, shall be estimated by the proper assessor ,
or, aseistant . assessor, and shall be certified by him to
the Commissioner. And in all cases in which the per
son. bank, aseogiation, company, or corporation re
gulled by law to make payment of taxes to the corn- •
ndesioner shall neglect or, refuse to make each payment
within the time required, the commissioner shall car-'
tify the amount of tax due by such person. bank, &saes
clotting; or corporation, with all the psnalties,
addi
tlonr, and expenses accruing, to the collector of the
Proper district, , who ll collect the same by distraint'
and. sale, as in other cases. And the same proceed- •
lags may be had to enforce the collection of taxes which
have already stemmed and which still remain unpaid.
And if any person, bank; association, commas', or cor-
Poration, liable to pay any duty. shall neglect or refuse
to, pay the same after demand, the amount shall be a
lien in favor of the United Stales from the time it was'
eine until paid, with the Interests, penalties, and coats - ,
that may accrue in addition thereto, upon all property
and rights to propel ty; and the call ector.after demand,%
may levy or by warrant may ail thorise a deputy collet:- •
tor to - ley yodpen all property and rights to property be
longing to such person. bank, association, company; or
corporation, or on which the said lien exists, forth.
payment of the sum one as aforesaid, - with Interest and
penalty for non-payment, and alio of such further sum
as shall be sufficient for the fees costs, - and expenses of
such levy. And in all cares of sale the certificate of
such eats by the collector -shall have the same effect as
is prescribed by the one hundred and nineteenth sec
tion of the act to which this to an amendment. And all
persons and officers of companies or corporations are
required, on demand of a collector or deputy collector
shout to distrain, or haviog distrained on any property
and rights of property, to exhibit all books containing
orsupposed to contain evidence or statements relating
to the subject or subjects of distraint. or the property
or rights of. property liable to distraint for the tax so
doe as aforesaid : Provided, That in any case of dis
traint for the payment of the duties or taxes aforesaid,
the goods, chattels. or effects so =trained shall and
may to restored to the owner or possessor. if prior to
the sale payment of the amount duo or tender thereof
shall be made to the proper officer charged with the
collection of the full amount demanded, together. with
such fee for levying, and sun tuna for the necessary
and reasonable expense of removing, advertising,
and keeping the goods, chattels, or . effects so die
trained, as may be prescribed by the Commits
Monerof Internal Revenue; but in case of non-payment
or tender, as aforesaid, the said officers shall proceed to
aell the said goods, chattels, or effects at public auction.
and shall gad may retain from the proceeds of such sale
the amount demandable for toe use of the United Staten.,
with - the necessary and reasonable expenses of distraint
and sale, and a commission of Hie per cant= thereon
for his own use, rendering the ovorpans, it any there be. •
to the person whose goods, chattele,or effects shall have •
been 'Detrained: Provided', farther, That there shall be
exempt from distraint the tools or implements of a trade
or profession, one cow, arms, and provisions,and house
hold furniture kept for use, and ar parel necessary for a
That section thirtT. , ‘lght be amended , by striking
therefrom the words , thirty- live " and inserting in
lien thereof the words thirty-51x. '
: ' TAX ON LIQUORS.
That section lifty•two be amended by inserting before
the words "Thais,llas.essors." tho words and be it
further enacted: by inserting after the word •devtt•
tree, "'the words revenue agents; and. by strikirg out
after the word "charted " the word. " and," and in
earth! in lien thereof the word. or.
The zectlon fifty three be amended by striking out
after the word "any." and preceding the words • still
or stills," the word " acclitional;" by striking out af.
ter ;be word " need," awl preceding the words ' • shall
bo erected," the words "as aroresaid," and inserting
in lien thereof the words for diedlitritg; and by inserting
after the words "shall be erected." the words or used.
That section fifty-four be amended by striking out the*
words " the same, " and inserting in lien thereof the
words and owning the same, and owning the building
used as a dietilleny. snd the land on which the same is
located, and if the building or land is leased, the terms
and conditions of the lease; and by etriking out the word
one," and inserting in lien thereof themord three.
That section fifty-dye be amended by inserting after
the words • ' said duties shall be a lien," the words on
the spirit distilled and; and by
- adding at the end of the
first proviso the words except when made and used In
the manufacture of vinegarpr active acid, in which case
the duties shall be collected on the bases of the actual
ores f.
That section fifty-six be amended by adding at the end
of-the section the following words —to wit: and in all
sales of spirits hereafter made. where not otherwise
specially agreed, a gallon shalt be taken to be a gallon
of first proof,. according to the s'andard set forth and de
clared for the inspection and gauging of spirits through
out the United elates. .. • •
Thatsectiirnifty-eeven be amended-by striking oat
the worth: '. twenty five, "
in the last proviso, and in
serting fifty In its Mace; and by' ad ding to the said Pro
vie° the foilowir g wore*, and distilled from apples or
ponchos. shall pay one dollar and-fifty cents per gallon.
That section ally-nine be amended by striking oat the
words "so inspected and," and also " forthwith," in
the last clause of the first sentence, by adding to the
said sentence after tbe 'word • • warehouse, • the words
bafore 'the day prescribedby lam for making return of
the same; and by striking oat the wards one hun
dred. " and inserting in lien thereof the words three
ban dred. .
That section sixty-four be amended by striking out
"one &Dar," 'wherever it occurs, and Smarting in lien
thereof the words one dollar and fifty cents.
That section sixty-eight be amended byl nserting after
the word "suits, " the words and shall be desmed guilty
of a misdemeanor, and be subject to imprisonment for
a term not exceeding one year; and that the proviso to
MC section be amended by adding after the words
• forfeiture shall have" the word been; and by striking
out the word "the" where it occurs the second time be
fore the word "nature."
YEDIMRS' LICENBEB,
That section seventy-four be amended by striking out
the 'word "or" after' he word " with, ' ' and inserting
in lien thereof the word one; and by striking out the'
words and bold the same until tie license is tiro
duced,""and inserting In lien thereof the words and
the aaseeeor of the district in which the seizure has oc
'curred may, on ten days' notice, published in any
newspaper in the district, or served parson ely on the
peddler, or at his dwelling house, require each peddler
to show cause, if any he has, why the horses, wagon.
and contents pack, bundle, or basket so seized shall
not be forfeited, and, in case no sufficient cause is
shown, the assessor may direct a forfeiture, and issue
an order to the collector or to any deputy coll,ctor of
the district for the sale of the property so forfeited, and
ore-half of the same, afterayment of the expanses of
the proceedings, shall be pa id to the officer making the
seizure, and, the other half thereof to the collector for
the nee of the United States. - . • - •
CLAIM API) pATHNTA.G.II2fTS.
thT h t t
esection
gsreavpehtyLtene b me d nde x c laim saegrennsg, I'n
the words patent agents; by striking out in the same
paragraph the words "carrying on suck,'S and insert
-lug in lien thereof the words may carry on; by striking
out in , the' same paragraph the words "may transact
such business by inserting in Paragraph nine, after
the words • 'other securities," the words for them
tielves or others; by striking from. said paragraph the
words "and shall make oath
t heffirmation according
to the form to be prescribed by Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, that all their transactions are made for
a com=18810II;" by striking out the proviso at the end
of paragraph " twenty-eight'' by striking out all of
pars rraph "forty-nine," and inserting in lieu thereof
the following—to wit:
AITNEItB
Forty nine. Minere shall pay for each and every li
cense the Kim of ten dollars. Every person, firm or
company who shall employ others in the basineas of
mining for coal, or gold, silver, copper. lead, iron,
zinc. :palter. or other minerale. not having taken out a
license as a manufacturer. shall be regarded as a miner
under this act.
Fifty. A license of ten dollars shall be required of
`every. person, firm, or company, engaged in the carry
ing or delivery of money, valuable papers, or any
articles for pay, or doing an express, business whose
a raf a s n re p ce e i r pte therefrom exceed the sum of six hundred
SUBSTITUTE BROKERS:,
Fifty-one. Substitute brokers shall pay one hundred
dollar+, for each and every license. Every person who
shall furnish crofter to furnish, for pay, foe, or reward.
volunteers, representative recruits, or substitates for
men drafted, or liable to be drafted. for the military or
naval service of the United Stetes, shall be deemed a
substitute broker under this act.
Fifty-two. Insurance brokers shall nay twenty-five
dollars for each license. , Any person who shall nego
tiate or procure insurance in behalf of another person or
Party. for which he shell receive any pay, commission,
or compensation, ';shall. be regarded as an insurance
broker under this act.
That section silt ty-one be amended by striking there
from the words •• eeTenty- three, '' an d inserting inlaten
thereof th e words • seventy-four; and by striking
out the words ' ' to winters,
" and inserting in lieu
• 'thereof the words • • nor to vintners.." - . •
~._That- e retion - eighty-three be amended ineerting.
latter the;words:" within 'hie district Monthly," the.
orde, 'l.l(l9lllkteis .day fromatfte Awymtietb day of .
• each month; lik•lareptintefter4hemorde :"_such.
• ~.craties within". the : word Ifyistriting - car
after 'the words 'ten 'days; :following, -the words,
••• -”afterdemand in wrlting - deliveredftrrthlmy. psnon,.
".or left &vide hount , or Ideas of brislnessor manntstotory,
or esnt by mai ) ; • ' •
That rwrdoa siii*y-fOlll . amendedy striking only
the word'. and ia lien Listener.
the words " e • ' 4y
;"•
an
by striking ont.thir
words " alalrty
_or f ourth and Inserting- in lieu tliereor
the words " ORM', .
That section eighty -x.1,0 amen ded by siriking'ottf ens
words
ht. d f epr•sit tk e ?!. sale, after,the words
13 , 41 , place of. and • Inserting in lien:
tberecs the r =cd
Rowing pares p h s t i r r iti t n u g ' . ''; and in the nourfol
en the word "that.'.!
where it first and inse rtnir in lion thereof the
word " the."
TOBACOt.., Slitritrr, Arm CTGArtg.
The! ie.:lion °lip+ ty. seven be amended by strittlne out
alter the words • ccu rats 1 y setting" the mord. "tor,'
end tiaerttrg Ist Hen thereof the word forth; arti c le, ter
the words "description of tho mautitsctured "
ettiktu■ ont the words "the MottOotnt tuatketfot the
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eameoorlielber &reign or domestic." aid hrinilertut l tf
after the re ord ".sassier" and preceding the wore
"assistant" the Worsresk:-il • '
Tbat section ninety be amended
i l4striking out s ell
after_ the enacting 'plenum And-Anse g in lieu thereof
the following: ahatany.perionedltmasesemenY or eor -
Aeration, now,or hereafteeengaged in the manufacture
of tobacco. snuff or claire. of any.-detcription wham°•
ever, ball in and beret, is required to make oat and
deliver le the asaistant. assessor of the assessment die.
Wet sttrue statement - orAnyentory of.the quantity of
each ofithelifferentlindge., flobacooosang. flour , snuff.
cigars, tin foil, licorice, and stems held or oWnedlcir
him or them on the daythis set takes effect, or at the
timeletwonimencingebusineer underehis act. setting
forth what portion of said goods was mannfamured or
produced by him or them, and what was purchased
from; others, whether. chewing, smoking. lee. ant,
dnte, pressed; ping: snuff flour or prepared snuff. or
dims, which statement or inventory shalt be verified
by the oath or affirmation of such person or parsons,
and be In manner and form as prescribed by the Com
mis, toner of Internal Revenue; and the raid person,
firm, company or corporation. engaged as aforisid,' on
the first day of tannery In every year hereafter ehall
n. eke out and deliver to the said assistant assessor a
true statement or inventory, in manner and form as
aforesaid, and verified ss aforesaid. of all snob articles
aforesaid then held or owced by him or them, setting
forth on slid singular w e s t is required to be set forth its
the statement or inventory first aforesaid: and every
such person. company or Corporation. shall keep Ina
book, in such manner and form as said commissioner
may prescribe. an accurate account of all the artiolee
aforesaid thereafter perehaeed by him or them, the
quantity of tobacco. snuff, snuff floor 'or cigars '
of
whatever description sold. con umsd or removed for
consumption• or sale, or removed from the place of
manatee:um and he or 'they shall, on or before the
tenth day of each month, furnish to the assistant asses
sor of the district a true and accurate copy of the en-
Wee in said book duller the preceding month, which
copy shall be verified by oath or affirmation, on the re
ceipt whereof an assessment of the duties due by said
Person, company or corporation. shall be immediately
made and transmitted to the collector of the district, to
whom said duties shall be paid within five days tit:me
aner; and in case the duties shall not be paid:within
five days, the said collector may. on one day's notice,
distrait for the came, with tan per centum additional
on the amount thereof, subject to all the provisions of
law relating to licenses, returns,. assessments, payment
of taxes , liens , finer. penalt ies; and forfeitures,
not inconeleteut herewith in the case of other
manufacturers; and such duty shall be paid by the
manufacturer or the person for whom the goods! are
manufactured, as the Reamer may &ern best for the
collection of , the revenue: Provided, That it shall .be
the duty of any manufacturer or vender of tin foil used
in covering manufactured tobaoco, on demand of any
officer of internal revenge. to render inch officer a cor
rect statement. verified by oath or affirmation, of the
quantity and. amount of tin foil sold or delivered to any
Person or persons named in such demand; and in case
of refusal or neglect to render such atatement. or of
cause to believe such statement to be incorrect or frandnr
• lent, the assessor of the distrlißmay cause an-examlna
lion of - persons. bootie. and papers, to be made in the
arms manner as provided in the fourteenth section -of
this act; Preen:led, That manufactured tobacco, snuff,
or ours whether of domestic manufacture or import
ed. may ' be transferred, without payment of the duty.
to a bonded warehouse, established in conformity with
law and treasury regolations, under such rules and re
gulations and. upon the execution of such transportation
bonds or other security as the. Secretary of the Treaan
ry may prescribe, said bonds or other security to be
taken by the collector of the district from which sack
removal Is made; and may be transported from. mash
warehouse to a bonded warehouse used for the storage
of mercbandie.e at any part of entry, and may ba with
drawn from bonded warehouse for consumption on pay
ment of the duty, or removed for export to a foreign
country 'without payment of duty, in conformity with.
the provisions of /AM relating .to the removal of die
twee. spirits, all the roles, regulations. and conditions
of which, ao far as applicable, shall'apply to tobacco,
snuff, or cigars. in bonded warehouse. And ine draw
back shall In any case be alit wed upon any manufac
tured tobacco. snuff, or cigar!, . upon which any excise
duty has been •raid. either before or after it has been
placed in bonded. warehouse.
That section ninety. oue be amended by etriking out
all after the enacting clause, mid insertilig, in lien
thereof, the following: That all manufactured tobacco,
snuff, or cigars, whether of domestic manufacture or
imported. shall, before tie same is need or removed for
coneumption, be inspected and weighed by aniunpector
appointed under the nlty eighth section of the act to which
this is an amendment, who shall mark or affix a stamp
upon the box or other package containing each tobacco,
snuff, or cigars, in a manner to be prescribed by - the
Commissioner of internal Revenue, cteaoting the kind
er form of tobacco and the weight of such package. with
the date of inspection and the name-of the inspector.
The • fees of such inspector • shall in all cases be
paid 'by the owner of the mai:lectured tobacco,
snuff, or cigars .so inspected and weighed:
And the penalties for the fraudulent marking
of . any box or other package of tobacco,' snuff,
or cigars, and for any fraudnient attempt to evade the
duties on tobacco, . snuff, or cigars so inspected, by.
changing in any manner the package or the marks
thereon, shall - be the 86Me as are provided in relation
•to diatilled spirits by existing laws And all cigars
manufactured after she passage of this act shall be
packed in boxes. And any manufactured - tobacco,
muff. and. cigars, whether of domestic rnanufacture.or
imported, which shall be acid or pass out of the hands
of the manufacturer or importer, except into a bonded
warehouse, without the inspection marks or stamps
affixed by the Inspector, shall be forfeited, and may be
seized wherever found. and , shall be sold, anti half of
.the prcceeda of inch sale to be paid to the informer. and.
the °that moiety to the United States The Commis
sioner of Internal Revenue shall keep an account of all
stamps delivered to the several inspectors, and said in
/inseams shall also keep as account of all estampe by
them used or placed upon boxes containing olgare, and
°Yell tobacco, snuff, - and , cigars Inspected,. and tae name
of the person, firm, or company for whom the same
were so inspected. aid return to the assessor of the
district a separate and distinct account of the same:
and also retie n to the raid commissioner okdemand all
stamps not otherwise accounted for, and shall give a
bond for a faithful performance of all the` duties.to
Which he may be eseaigned, and return or account for
. stamps whih n i nety - two laced inhis hands.
Thal section be areendei by striking out
the words " by this ate " and Inserting in lieu thereof
the words by law. .
. .
COAL, 0/05, brAFTHA, OIMPOWDED. VBSSIILESi AND
I=l
That section ninety-four be amended by inserting
after the worts "pea coal." the words or coal that
willpass through's, five- eighth•itich and over a three
eighth-inch meth; in the paragraph relating to' • • gas. '
by adding after the words •. understood to be,'t in the
llrat proviso, the words in addition to the gas consumed
by , said company or.other°pony; by etriking from
the proviso relating to Depths, after the WOro, "ax -
get ding, " the word "eighty," and inserting in lien
thereof the word seventy; by nt , rtking 'from the pare
gira ph relating to • • gunpowder ' the words "at twen
ty-ei, hi cents per poans or lees, a duty of one cent per
pound; when valued above twenty eigt t and not ex- - .
seeding thirty-eight cents per pound, a duty of one and
a half cent per pound," and inserting in lieu thereof at
thirty-eight cents per pound or less, five per centum
ad valorem, and by striking out, in the last line of
said paragraph', the word "eight," and Inserting
In lieu thereof the word ten; by inserting in the
Paragraph relating to " heads, printed," after
the word " circulars," the words law blanks,
conveygnctrs' blanks, and other printed forms; by
adding at the end of the paragraph relating to
printed books." the words which shall be paid by
the publishers thereof: Provided, That arithmetic,.
spelling-books, geographies, grammars, and primary
books of the kinds usually taught in common and pri
mary school,, and all books prirded by reliions socie
ties exclusively for the use of Sunday-schools, shall be
exempt from any duty or tax, anything to the contrary
notwithstanding; and In any case of doubt or dispute
as to what shall be exempt from duty under this act,
the decision of the tiommisaioner of Internal Revenue,
approved by the Secretary of the -Treasury. shall. be
Anal and conclusive; by striking from the paragraph
relating to •' photographs, the word, being copies of
engravinge or works of art, or;'• by striking from the
paragraph relating to • ' hulls , as launcbed,' ' the word
aunched." and inserting in lieu thereof the words
finished, including cabins, inner and upper works;
by inserting at the end of the paragraph relating to
stoves and hollow. ware the following:
IRON, COPPER, LEAD, ETC.
On 'wrought Iron, railroad chairs, and railroad and
boat spikes, five dollars per ton; by striking'ont, halite
second proviso of the paragraph relating to " rivets"
the words "upon'which no duty has been assessed or
mid," and inserting in lieu thereof the words the duty
to which it was liable; ana after the word "loops,"
in the line following, inserting
. not having been paid;
by inserting after the words steam engines,' the
words exclusive of the boiler. in case a duty has been
paid thereon; by adding at the end of the paragraph
relating to quicksilver the followin Provided. That
quicksilver may be transferred , withoutpayment of
the duty, to a bonded 'warehouse established In confor
mity with law and treasury regulations, miller such
rules and regulat'ons, and epos, the execution of such
transportation bonds or , ther security as the Secretary
of the Treasury may prescribe; said bonds or other 'se
curity to be taken by the colleotor of the district from
which such removal is' made; and may be transported
from such warehouse to a bonded warehouse used for
the storage of merchandise at'any port of entry. and
quicksilver so bonded May be withdrawn from the
hooded warehouse for consumption on payment of the
duty, or removsd for export to a foreign country witn
on t payment of duty, in conformity with the provieions
of law relating to the removal of distilled dplrits, all
the rules, reardations..aad conditions of which, so far
as applicable, shall apply to quicksilver in bonded
warehouse. And no drawback shall in any case be
allowed upon any quicneiLver uporr which any.excise
duty has been paid either before or after it has been
placed in bonded warehouse; by adding at the end
of the paragraph relating to " copper and 'lead ingoter"
the following proviso: Provided, however. That
brass made of copper and svelter, on which 'a- duty of
three per contum ad valorem shall have been assessed
anti paid, shall be assessed and pay a duty of three per
centum on the Increased vain only thereof ; by insert
ing in the paragraph relating to " rolled brass," after
the word " sheets. ' the words copper, zinc, and brass
nails; by adding to the paragraph relating to "patent.
enamelled, and japanned leather" the words, Pro
vided, That when a duty has been paid on the leather
,in the raugh the duty shall be assessed and paid only
on the Increased value; by striking out all of the first
sentence of the proviso In the paragraph relating to
` wines or liquors. " and inserting in lieu thereof the
words, Provided. That the return, asseesment, collec•
tion, and time of collection of the duties on each wines,
and wine made of grapes, shall be subject to the regain
tiona of the Commissioner of Internal /revenue; by in
serting in the paragraph relating to "cloth," after the
word " felted ," the words or articles; after the word
warps" in the prov iso of said paragraph, by striking
out the word "for,' and inserting 'in ' lieu thereof the
words so!d before; by inserting in the ae.ragraph re •
lating to 'ready made clothing."' after the word
• ' &rose." the words not otherwise assessed and taxed;
by inserting in the paragraph relating to " mannfao
tures of cotton," after the word- " cloths," in the first
proviso, the words or articles, and after the word "fa
brics." in the second proviso, the words or articles; by
striking out the words "as aforesaid," where they oc.
cur the second time in said proviso, and by inserting at
the end of said proviso the words , . and when made
wholly by the same manufacturer shall be subject to a
duty only of five per centum .ad valorem by striking
out of, said
. section the several paragrap 'h s from the
'words "on eavendleh, plug. twist," flown to the
words "exclusive of the tax," inclusive, and insert
ing in lien thereof the following ;
TOBACCO MAIII77A.CTURICB
On stuff, manufactured of tobacco or any substitute
for tobacco, ground dry or damp, pickled, scented, or
otherwise, of all deacriptiona, forty centsper . pound.
On cavordieb, plug, twist, and all other kinds of
manufactured tobacco, not herein otiggrwise provided
for, forty cents cur pound.
On tobacco twisted by hand, or reduced from leaf Into
a condition to be consumed. -without the use of any ma
chine or instrument, and without being preseed,sweet
ened, or otherwise prepared, thirty cents per pound.
On fine. cut chewing tobacco, whether manufactured
with the stems in or not. or however sold, whether
loose, in, bulk, or in packages, papers, wrappers, or
boxer, forty cents per pound.
On smoking tobacco, except as hereinafter otherwise
provided for, thirty-five cents par pound
On smoking tobacco made exclusively of stems, and
not mixed with leaf or leaf and stems, and on fine-cut,
and shorts, and scraps of tobacco, the•tetnee of cigars
manufactured, and also on all scraps or refuse of ping
manufactured, when sold for smoking tobacco, or for
consumption, or otherwise, twenty cents par pound.
On cigarettes made of tobacco enclosed in a paper
wrapper and put up in packages containing not more
than twenty-flye cigarettes, five mink" perpackage.
On all cigars, cheroots,-and cigarettes made wholly of
tobacco or of any substitutes therefor, whether imported
or of domestic manufacture, sixty cents per pond: and
no tare for the box oryackage in which any cigars or
cigarettes are packed onall be allowed in ascertaining
the weight And the duty as aforesaid on all cigars,
cheroole, or cigarettes imported shall be levied collect•
ed, at d paid under such regulations as the Eecret ary of
the -Treasury shall pr ascribe; by Inserting in the last
paragraph relating to cigars, after the words "Impri•
E 0 0332 en t not exceeding thirty days," the 'words :•Aud
any Demon furnished with such permit may apply to
the assistant assessor or inspector of the district to have
any cigars of their own manufacture welshed: and on
receiving a certificate of the weight. for which such fee
as may b sha l lcrid by the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue be paid by the owner thereof, may sell
aid deliver such cigars to any purchaser, thews
. fiance of said assistant assessor or InsPector, in bulk Or
unpacked, without payment of the duty. A copy of the
certificate shall be retained by the assistant assessor,
and an inspector shell return the same to the assistant
assessor of the district. The purchaser shall pack suoh
cigars in boxes, and have the same inepected and
marked of stamped according to the provisions of this
act, and shall make a return of the tame as inenetted to
the assistant asseseor of the district, and, unless re
moved-to a bonded warehouse, shall pay the duties on
such ?cigars within five days removed hasing them,
and before the same have been from the store
or building of such purchaser or from his possession;
and any such purchaser who shall neglect for more
than five-d ays to pack and have such deal% duly
inspected, and pay the, duties thereon according to this
act, or who thrill purchase any cigars from any person
not holding such permit, the duties thereon not having
been paid, shall be deemed guilty of • misdemeanor,
and be fined not exceeding five hundred dollars, and be
imprisoned not exceeding six months, at the discretion
of the court, and the cigars shall be forfeited and sold.
ore- fourth for the 'benefit of the informer, one-fourth
for the e fiber who seized or had them. condemned, and
one. hall shall barmier to the Government.
SUNDRIES
That !Bretton ninety six be amended by inserting.afier
the, welds " concentrated milk." the wards, cider,
sugar, and molauses made from other articles than the
sugar. cane, by striking out, after the wards 'guns ex
clusively," the words • • materials . prepared for the
manufacture-of , hoppakiirtp exclusively and InAtIL for
other nue. each as, e and inserting in lien thereof the
w‘rd and. and- by atriking.out the words "for joining
hcope together:' arid inserting in lien thereof the words
„used in the manufkotart of 11eop,skirte,
.GOLDzAND'IIIfLV3Ift,OOXTBALOTES.
. . ,
'That section ninety , nine be amen& by striking out
the words "gold and silver bullion and coin." and by
striking out the' Words. _all oentracts for such
.
sales,' and and inserting in lieu thereof the words upon
isny sates or contracts for the sale of gold and silver hid.
;lion ,and coin lone-tenth: of, one, per oentum on the
ktuount piench 'tales or contracts.
That section' one hundred and three be amended by
•Inserting after the words " foreign Port," the words .
and the amount actually_paid for, canal tolls by any
'carne ono map m g p m y
n w o n any ,
orp n o a s l s beossanogr o
o r t h h a e v r in v g es t s h e e l
• shall belleducted:from.theV; gross .receipts. and by,in-.
sorting, - after 'the word fare": wherever jt occurs In.
•the proviso to Said setitiOD, the words ortriaght.
That section one hundred „amt...l,vit ameededAY'
striking out, abbe - .end 'ther"eof, .the words. -• r for the
quarter then next preceding.. -; - .
That section one hundred and nine he amended by
striking out. after the words " one hundred and, ' ". the
word •• two.' ' and Went tug in lien thereef. the Wert
brae.
• rig 00eill TA.z. • •
-That section cue hundred and sixteen be amended by
striking out ell after the enacting' clause, and inserting
in lieu thereof the following: That there shall be le
vied. collected; and' paid annually upon the annual
gains, profits, and income of every person residing tit
the United States, or of any citizen of the United States
Twirling abroad, whether derived from any kind of ore,
perty, rents. interests. dividends, or salaries, or front
any Proferteten, trade; employment, or vocation. car;
reed on in the United States or elsewhere, or from any.
other source whatever, a duty of five per erratum on
the *Mee over six hundred dollars and not exceeding
three thousand dollars. and a duty of ten per centaur on
the excess over three theneand dollars' And the date
heroin provided for shall be assessed, collected, and
Paid Upon the gains, profits, and income, for the year
ending the thirty-first day of December next preceding
the time for leering: collecting, and paying said duty:
Provided, That income derived from interest upon
note.. bonds, and other securities of the United istatee
shall be included in estimating incomes under thin eisc,
lion, end' shall also'lliclude all primiume on gold or
coupons Provided further, That only ono deduction
of six hundred dollars shall be made from the ag
gregate Incomes of all the members 'of any fa
mily. composed of parents and minor • 'children,
or tuebond and wife, except in oases whore each
separate income shall be derived from the separate and
individual estate, gains, or labor of the wire or child:
And providrd. further. That net profits realized by
rales of reel estate purchased since January let, eigh
teen hundred and sixty-four, shall be cha rgeable as
income, and losses on sales of Test estate purchased
since January let, eighteen hundred and etrty-foar„
end sold within the year far which income le ellimated,
then be &ducted front the income of &nth year.
• ESTIMATION . OP iNbciatisita.owilircss.
That section one hundred and seventeen be amended
by striking out all after the enacting clause, and in
serting In lien thereof the following: That in estimating
the annual gains, profits. cud income of any person, all
national. State, and municipal taxes paid within the
Year shell be deducted from the gains, profits, or in
come of the person who has actually paid the same.
whether owner,
tenant, or mortgagor; also the salary
or pay received for services in the civil, military, no
vat,. or other car-vice of .the Called Stater., including
Senators, Representatives, end delegates in Congress,
above the rato of six hundred dollars per annum: and
there shall alto be deducted the income derived from
`dividends on shares in the capital stock of any bank.
trust company, savings illEaltlatiOD, insurance, rail
road, 'canal. turnpike, canal navigation, or slack Water
company,. and the interest . on any bonde or other cot
dences of indebtedness of any each corporation or com
pany, which stall have been rimmed and the tax paid.
AA hereinafter provided; also the amount paid by any
person for the rent of the homestead used or occupied by
himself or his family and the rental value of any home
teed used or eccupte d by any person or by his f tmily,
in his own right 0) in the right of his wife, shall not be
included and masted as psrt of the Income of such per
son. In estimating the annual gains,. profits, or in
come of any person, the interest received or accrued
ups n all notes. hoods, and mortgages. or other forms
of indebtedness tearing interest, whether paid or not.
if good and collectable, lass the rates of interest paid
by or due front snob person. shall be included and as
messed as part of the income of such person for each
year; and also all income or gains derived from the
purchase and sale of. stocks or other property, reel or
personal, aud of live stock. and the amount of live
stock, sugar, wool, butter, cheese, pork, beef, mutton.
or other meats, hay and grain, or other vegetable or
other productions, being the growth or produce of the
estate of such person cold, not including any part there- '
of -untold or on band during the year next preceding
the thirty,- fi rst of December, shall be included and as
sessed as part. of the income of such parson for each
scar, and the gains . and prods of all etompaniert,';
whether iroorporated or partnership, other than
the companies specified in this section, • shall. be
included- in estimating the annual gams. . profits,
or income of 'any person entitled to the same,
whether divided or otherwise. In estimating
deductions from income, as aforesaid, when any
person. rents buildings. lands. or. other property, or
blies labor to awry on land, or to conduct any other
-business from which such Income is actually derived,
or pays interest upon any actual lucumbrance thereon,
the amount ash:laity paid for such r. nt, labor, or interest,
shall be deducted, end .also; the amount paid oat for
must or ordinary repairs, not exceeding the average
paid out for such Purposes for the preceding five years,
shall be deducted, but no deduction shall be made for
any amount paid out for new buildings; permanent im
provements, or bettermeits made to increase the value
of any property or estate: Provided, That in cases
where the salary or other compensation paid to any
person in: theemploy meat or service of the United States
shall not exceed the rate of six hundred dollars per an
num, or shall be by fees, or uncertain or Irregular in
the amount or in the time during which the same shall
have adorned or been earned. such salary or other nom
.pensation shall be included in estimating the annual
gains, profile. or-income of the person to whom the
same shall have been paid. in such mariner as the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, under the direction of
'the Secretary of the Treasury, maypreecrlbe. •
m=mmmir7mm—llm'7l'lol=lnri
That smell& one hundred and eighteenth. ainendadby
strikina , out all after the.enacting clanse,-at d inserting
in lien thereof the words, That it shall be the dirty of
all pk mos of lawful age to make and render a list or re
turn. in ench form an d:manner as may be prescribed by
the Commies'° aer of ratans.' Revenue, to the assistant
assessor of the district in which - they reside, of the
'amount 'of their income, gains, and profits, as afore
said sand all guardians and treetees, whether as exam
tore, administrators, •• or in any other fiduciary °anat.'.
ty. than make and render a lief or return, as aforesaid.
to the assistant assessor of the district in which such
anardian'or Unites resides of • the. amount of income,
gains, and profits, of any minor or person- for whom
they act as guardian' or trustee and the aestatant as
sessor shall require any !let or retnrn to be verified by
the oath or' affirmation of the party rendering tt, and
may increase the amount of auy list or return if he has
reason to believe that the same is understated and in
Care any perronsiguardfan or truetee.ehall neglect or
refuse to makaand render such list or return, or shall
render a false or fraudulent list or return, it shall be
the duty of the assessor or the assistant assessor to make
such list • accordang to the beet information he can ob
tain by the exaMination of such person, and his books
and accounts, or any other eyldence.and to add twenty
live per rectum as a penalty to the amount of the duty
duo on such list in all cases of wilful neglect' or re
fusel to make and render a Het or return; and in all
canes of a false or fraudulent list or return having
been rendered, to add one hundred per centum, as'a
penalty, to the am additio n s uty ascertaid pe na l t ye due,
the duty and the thereto as to be
assessed and collected in the' manner provided for in
other canes of wilful neglect or refusal to render a list
or retnen, or of rendering a false and fraudulent return:
Provided, that any party. in his or her own behalf, or
asguardian or-trustee, shall be permitted to declare,
under oath or hffirmation. Om : form and 'manner of
which shall be prescribed bYthe Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, that he or she was not possessed of an
income of six hundred Minns, liable to be assessed ac
cording to the provisions of this fiat, or may declare that
he or ale has been assessed -paid an income duty
elsewhere in the same year under authority of the
United States, and if the assistant assessor shall be
satisfied of the truth of the declaration, shall thereupon
be exempt from income duty in said district; or if the
list or return of any party shall have been increased by
the assistant assessor, such party may .exhibit his
books' and actonnts and be permitted to prove and de.
dare, under oath -or affirmation, the amount of annual
income liable to be assessed; bat such oaths and evi
dence shall not be considered as conclusive of the facts,
and no deductions claimed in each cases shall be made
or allowed until approved_ by the assistant assessor.
Any person feeling aggrieved by the decision of the
assistant assessor in such cases may appeal to the RS3B3.
sor of the district., and his decision thereon. unless re
versed by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, shall
be final, and the form,-time, and manner of proceed
ings shall be subject to rules and regulations to he pre
scribed by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. •
That section one hundred and nineteen be amended
by striking out the words "for thirty days." - and,
-after the word's ''for ten days after, inserting the
words notice and.
. .
That section one hundred and twenty be amended by
striking out. at the end thereof, the word • • act," and
livening in lien thereof the word Betlioll.
That section one hundred and tw enty . live be amended
by striking therefrom the word • ' and," following the
word " coustodY, " and inserting in lieu thereof the
word any. .
That reotion one hundred and thirty three be amend
ed by adding, at the end thereof, the following words:
Provided, Twit no duty shall be levied in reepect orally
succeeston vesting before or subsequent - to the passage
of this aet where the successor shall be the husband or
wife of theptedecessor. •
That section one hundred and thirty- five be amended
by etriking therefrom the word "extension," and in.
serting in lien thereof the 'word extinction.
That section one hundred and forty , -nine be amended
by striking out the word • asement, , and inserting in
lieu thereof the word assessment:
. .
That:section ore hundred and eight be amended by
striking out all after tho enacting amuse, and Inserting
in lien thereof the following. to wit: That any person or
persons who shall make, sign, or issue, or who shall
cause to be made.- signed; or issued, any Instrument,
document, or paper of any kind or description what
never, or shall accept, negotiate, or pay, or canes to be
accepted, negotiated, or paid, or canes to be accepted,ne
gotiated. or paid, any bill of exchange, draft, or order
or promissory note, for the payment of money, without
the same being duly stamped, or having thereupon an
adhesive stamp for denoting the duty chargeable there.
on, with intent to evade the provisions of this dot, shall.
for every such offence,. forfeit the sum of two hundred
dams, and snoh inetrbment, document, 'or paper,
bill. draft, order, or note shall be deemed invalid and
of no effect: Provided, That the title of a purchaser of
land, by deed duly stamped , shall not be defeated or
affected 'by the want of &proper stamp on any deed con
veying said land by any persons from, through , or un
der whom his grantor claims or holds title: Provided,
further, That no deed. instrument, document, writing,
or paper, required by law to be stamped, which was
made, stared, or issued prier to the first day of August,
eighteen hundred and etxty•four, without being dot
stamped, or with a deficient stamp, nor any copy thereof,
shall be recorded or admitted or used as evidence in any
court until a legsl stamp or stamps; denoting the amount
of duty, shall have been affixed tt erste. and the date
when the same is so used or affixed, with his initials, shall
have been placed thereon by the person using the same;
and the person desiring to use' r record any such deed,
instrument, 'document, writing, or paper. as evidence,
his agent or attorney, is authorized, In the presence
of the conrt, register, or recorder, respectively,
to affix the stamp or stamps thereon required
And provided farther, That no instrument, dorm •
ment, or paper, made..sign ed. or issued prior to said
first day of August, eighteen hundred and sixty four,
without being dulyetamped, or having thereon an ad
hesive stamp or stamps to denote the duty imposed
thereon, shall. for, that cause, if the . taw s or stamps
required shall be:subsequently affixed, be deemed in
valid and of no effect, and the holder thereof, or any
person desiring to use the same, his agent or attorney.
is authorised to Milk thereon the stamp or stamps re
quired.
That section one hundred and sixty be amended by
striking out - after the words " nor on certificates, ' ' the
cord- "or:" and-inserting in lien thereof the worA
of and by striking out the words "other articles,
end inserting In lien thereof the word "hay ,"
That section tine hundred and sixty-five be amended
by.striking out in the proviso the words "act con
tained." and inserting in lieu thereof the word "sec
tion." • • _
. .
• Tbat section one hnodred and sixty. seven be amended
by drilling, out the word " or, ' where tt ocean the
excond time. and Inserting, after:the word 'sell," the
words "expose for sale." •
That section one hundred and sixty. eight be amended
by striking out the words "inciter or friction matches
and cigar lights or wax taper's."
That !action ono hundred and sixty•nine be amended
bylneerting after the words "who shall offer" the
words "or exycse and . by inserting after the words
"so offered " words "er exposed.. "
nyLis,' VOTES, ScC
That "Schedule B." preceding section one hundred
and seventy- one, in the paragraphs relating to "Bill of
F.:change (inland)," be amended Ify striking out all of
said paragraphs, and inserting in lien thereof the fol
lowing; •
Bill of exchange (inland), draft, or order for the pay
ment of any sum of money, otherwise than at sight or
on demand, for every hundred dollars, or fractional
Part thereof, five (6) cente.
Loan of money —Any,loin of money,or any advance
of money on securitv.whether represented by note, car
tificate, check, receipt, or other evidence, not otherwiee
provided for, and not including mortgages, if on de
mand, for every hundred dollars, or fractional part
thereof. two (2) cents.
• If to be paid at a time deeignated, for every hundred
dollars, or healers' part thereof, five (6) cents: Provi
ded, that any note or other evidence of debt, pay able on
demand, shall he ',bid after thirty days froth the date
unless it has been protested within that time, or shall
have been stamped with duty, within that time, at the
rate of five cents forevery hundred dollars or fractional
part thereof; and any pawnbroker's certificate for an
amount of loan less then five dollars shall not require
to be stamped; and in t he paragr.aph marked "receipts,"
by inserting ; after the word ' . property, " the words
• • except receipts lesned by any persons, firm, or com
panies doing business as an exprese or express company
on the delivery of any property ( or transportation;
and that "Schedule C. " preceding section one hundred
and seventy one, be amended in all the paragraphs con
owning "playing cards." . by striking out, wherever it
occurs. the Word-;"
That section one hundred and seventy nine be amend
ed by therefrom the words "if a, collector or
deputy collector," and by adding at the end of the
words " use of the United States " the words ' *and
where any penalty is paid without snit, or before judg
ment, and a moiety of the'same le claimed by any per
son as informer, the Secretary of the Treasury, on ap
plication to him. under en ch regulations as he shall pre
ecribe.eb all determine whether any claimant is entitled
to such moiety.' and to whom the same shall be paid. "
MATCHES, EcO.
Sno, 2 And be it further enacted, That from :and
altar the patellae of this act the proviso to section one
hr ud red and sixty. nine of the act to which this actin an
amendment shalt not be held to aptly to inciter matches.
friction matches, or other articles made in part of wood
and need for jibe purposel i nor to cigar lights and wax
tapers.
' COTTON.
Sec. S. And be it further enacted. That from and
after the Arct day of April, eighteen hundred and sixty
five.there shall be levied, collected, and paid, in lien
of the duty now provided by law, on all cotton upon
which no duty has been levied, collected, or paid, and
which is not exempted by law, a duty of six' cents per
pound until the ffrat day of July, eighteen hundred
and sixty-six, and on and after tha t, date a duty of five
cents perpound. payable in coin. which isk all be and.
remain a lien thereon until mild duty shall have been
.pa'd, in the poseesPion of any person or perm s .whom
',lever; and ile allowance-or drawback which shall
hereafter be allowed upon articles on which any Inter
nal d Miele or tax shall - bays been paid, manufactured
exclusively of cotton. shall be at the same'rato per
pound on such articles so manufactured. - .when ex
ported. as stall be proven, to the satisfaction of tbe
Secretary-of the Treasury, under ouch regulations as
he may preecribe, to have been actually paid per pound
on the cotton from which said artiolaa are mann
faotnrcd. •
ADDIrOVEL DUTIIIB
Stec. 4. be it further enacted, Thalia addition
to the duties imposed in section ninety. fonr of tho act to
which this is an amendment, as bereinhefore amended,
there shell be levisd.. eollected. and paid upon the
goods, WRNS, and merchandiee therein mentioned, ex
cept es hereinafter otherwiee provided, an-increase of
one fifth or twenty per cantina of tie duties or rates of
duty now provided in said eection, whether ad valorem
or specific : Provided. That the additional duties or
re tea of duty, herein mentioned shall not apply to coal,
illuminating oil, refined. anknaptha benzine and bon
. role. inner of all descriptiolls, printed books, maga
pamphlets. reviews, and similar publications,
*cotton. manufactured topiterweariff.ulgars. cigarettes.'
PILTROLNITE.
•
PEC. 6 And be a further enacted, That Oxen shall
be levied. collected, and paid on all crude peiroleum
or oil that may be produced arid Fold, or removed
for conetunpthint tir sale, P. dot y of aiz cents on sack mid
PEBRVARir
*very ; and alt petrolen a or rock oil that may
be in rumness:on of the producers at the place of produc
liOn; as oforseatd, shall be held. and treated as it pro.
e.ticed on that ; and the said duty shall be paid by
the owner, t gent, or saps rittendent of the welt from
whirls the petroleum or reek oil has been produced
• within •tire days after the time• of rendering the
. account required to be. rendered by law' of petro.
hum or rock oil en chargeable 'with duty; and' ths
said duty, shall be a lien upon the same and on , the
well prcdocing the same, with the buildings', An
tares, waited', machitery and tools, and on • the • lot or
tract of land where the eame may be, until the . said
duty shall be paid; and the person paying such duty, if
other than the actual owner of said petroleum, shall
have a lien on such petroleum for the reoaynient of the
duties so advanced by Lim: Provided. That any parson •
who shall produce petroleum or rock oil, and nee or re
line the came without baying paid the duty aa aforesaid,
shall. in addition to all other penalties and forfeitures,
bo liable to pay doable the amount of duties as Vora
enc. a. And be itfurther enacted, That every portion
who shall be the earner of any well producing veina
l'.une or rock oil, or who shall have 'such welt under
his euyerlntendence, either as agent for the owner or on
Me own account, and every person who shall use any
wallas aforesaid, either as owner,agent, or other
ise. shall, from day to day , make true and exact en.
I try, or cause to be entered in a book to bo kepi for that
PlisPose the number of gallons of crude petroleum or
rook oil produced , and also the number "of gallons re•
moved' for storage, or for eats, dr• for consumption;
which book shall be epee at all times when ragdired
for the inspection of the assessor, a asistant - sesa me.
collector, deputy collector or inspector, who may take
any memorandums or transcript thereof; and on the
first, eleventh, and twenty; firet days of each and ever,
'month, or within nye days thereafter, the owner.agont •
or aorerintendent, shall reader to the :meteor of the
district an account In duplicate of the number of gal
lons of petroleum or Yook oil produced, and also of the
number of gallons sold,. andel the number of gallons
removed for consumption, or sale, or etorage,'not be•
fore accounted for. • :
Sac. 7. And be it further enacted, That all petroleum
or rock oil, bef.re the game is used or removed for any
Purpose. shall be !nepenthe and ganged by some inspee.
tor silvan tad for the performance of. each duties, who
shall mark upon the °ask, tank,•or other vessel. Con
taining euchpeirolenm or rock oil, in a, manner to be
prescribed by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
the quantity of the contents of such cask, tank or yes.
eel, with the date of Inapection and the name of the in
mentor, and shall make a return of all petroleum or
rock oil eo inepected, with the name ot. the producer to
the collector, and a duplicate thereof to the assessor 'of
the diets iot,.:and any person who shall attempt frau In
bendy to evachithe payment of the duty upon any pee.
trolenmor.rock-oill, by changing in any manner the
mark upon any such east, tank or veinal, 'hall forfeit
the sum of one hundred dollars for each caak, tank, or
vessel so altered or changed, to be recovered in the
manner provided for Oa recovery of penalties Imposed
by the act towhich this act is an amendment ;and any in
spector or other person who shall knowingly put upon
•any such cask, tank, or vessel any false or fraudatent
mark shall be liable to the• same penalty herelabefore
provided for each cask, tank, or vessel so frandalantlY
marked; and any person who *hall purchase or sell any
empty cask, tent, or Teasel with the inspection marks
thereon, or who shall use the same without removing
it e inspection marks therefrom, for the purpose of mall
Mg say other petroleum or rock oil than that so inspect
eel, shall be subject to alike penalty foreach cask, tank;
or vessel so parobased, sold, or need. • - • •
.
IeATOI3IM, RTC., 11e,1301M. :
Sic. 8. And be it further enacted, That Inclfor or
['lotion matches, and cigar lights and Wax tapers, may
be transferred, witht ut payment of duty, directly from
the place of. manufacture to a bonded warehouse
established inconformity with laWaud treasury. regu
lations, and upon the execution of such transportation
bonds, or other eecurlty as the Elms tary of the Treaen.
ry may ptescribe, said- bonds to be taken by the col
lector in tie district from which such removal ie made,
and may be withdrawn there from for consumption after
affixing the stamps thereto, as provided by the act to
wbich.this act is an amendment, or may be removed
therefrom for export to a foreign country without pay
ment of duty or affixing stamps thereto, la conformity
With the provisions of the act aforesaid, relating to the
remo vat of distilled spirits, all the rules and regalatione
aid conditions of which, as far es - applicable, shall apply
tolncifer ortriction matches, cigarlights, and wax tapers
inbondedwarehotise; and no drawback shall in any case
be allowed -upon any-Inciter or friction matches, cigar
lights, or wax tapers upon which any 01[01813 duty- has
been paid, or stamps affixed, either.beforo or after they
have t een placed In bonded warehouse.
SECURITY 131141IIIREDTROU TOBACCO MAVUFAC.
TIMERS..
Erto:9. Avid be 2i:further ejected,' That' ny parson
required bylaw to be licensed as a mannfaetnree of to
bacco. enurf,_ or cigars, before said license is leaned.
shall give a bond to the United .litates in such sum as
shall be required by the Collector, and with one or more
sureties to be approved by the collector, conditioned
that he will comply with all the requirements of law
in regard to any.perrons, firms, ocmpanies, or corpora
tions engaged in the manufacture of tobacco, snuff. or
cigars; that ho will not manufacture nor employ others
to manufacture tobacco, snuff or cia ars without drat
obtaining the requisite permit for such manufacture
that be will not engage 'in any attempt by himself or
by cohesion with others to defraud the Government of
any duty or tax on soy manufacture of tobacco. snuff,
°roisters; that-he will render truly-and correctly all
the returns etatemente, and invontories prescribed for
manufacturers of tobacco, endir. and cigars, and will
pay to the collector of the d ietrict all the duty or taxes
which may or should be amassed and one on an any to
bacco, stuff. or cigars, so manalactured, and that he
will not knowingly sell. purchase, or receive for sale
any such tobacco, - anuff, or cigars which has not been
imported. branded. or stamped as required by law,
Or upon which the tax has not been paid.
LOTTERY DEALERS.
•
Enc. 10. And be it fuither enacted,' That all persons
and every person who shall engage or be concerned in
the business of a lottery dealer without having ant ob
tained a license so to do, shall forfeit and pay a penalty
of one thousand dollars; to be assessed by the assessor
of the proper district, and * collected as assessed tales
are collected. subject, nevertheless. to the provisions of
this act relating to erroneous assessments,' and shall,
on conviction by any court of jurisdiction, suffer int
prironxcent for a period not exceeding a year, at the
discretion of the court:* :And. it shall be the duty of alt
managers and proprietors. and their agents, to keep, or
cause to ho kept, just and true books of account wherein
all their transactions 'shall be plainly and legibly set
fcrth, which books of 'account shall at all reasonable
times and hour s be subject to the inspection of the asses
sor, assistant Weiner.' revenue agent, and inspector of
the proper district; and any manager, proprietor, agent.
or vender under this ,act, who shall refuse or prohibit
such Inspection of his or their books, as aforesaid, shall
pay a penalty of one thousand dollars, or suffer impri.
sonment for a terra not extorting one year for every
such offence. ' .
BSPORTAT;ON.\
Sro, 11. And be it further enacted, That in any port
of the United btates in which there is more than one
_collector of interval revenue. the Secretary of the Tres-
Bury _lsbell designate one of said. collectors to have
charge of all matters relating to the exportation of
articles subject to duty under the laws to provide in
to! teal revenue,. and at such poet as the Secretary of the
Treasury may doem necessary, there shall be an officer
appointed-by him to euperintend all matters of exporta
tion and drawback, under the direction of the col Mo
tor, whose compensation therefor shall bepresorlbed by
the Secretary of the Treasury, not exceeding, however,
In any case, an annual *rate of two thousand dollars;
which, together with the office expenses of such super
intendence, shall not be included in the maximum of
the aggregate expenees of the office of the said' col looter%
-And all books, papers, and documents in the bureau of
drawback In the elfrerent ports relating to the thaw
back of duties
paid under the internal revenue laws,
shall be delivered to said collector of internal revenue.
°sinner.. raovnioNs. -
Eso. 12. And be it further enacted. .That all provi
sions of any former act inconsistent with the provisions
of this act are hereby repealed: Provided, however;
That no duty impored by any previons?act,'which hgs
br
come due or of which return has been - or ought to be
made, shall be remitted or released by this act; but the
same shall be collected and paid, and all fines and penal
ties heretofore incurred shall be enforced and collected ,
and all offences heretofore committed shall be punished
air this act had not bees passed and the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue, ,under the direction of the Secre
tary of Treasury, is authorised to make all necessary
regulations, and to prescribe ill necessary forms and
proceedings for the collection of such taxes and the en
forcement of such fines and Denalthar for the execution ,
of tho provisions of this act.
DATE OP ENHOROEIDINT.
SEC. 13. And k it further enacted, That thte sot
h all be in force and effect on and after the fret day of
April, in the year e ighteon hundred and sixty- Aye.
SALES OF PERSONAMTROPBETT
The following amendment will be offered by Mr:
Morrill, when in order, to bill H. R: 744:
SEe. 10. And le *ft further enacted. That from' and
after the brat day of April, anno Domini one thousand
eight hundred and eixty-live, there shall be levied,
collected, and paid, on all sales of produce and mer
chandise and other article., including all personal pro
per iy ,but not including bullion or coin of ally description,
nor securities for money, evidences of debt, nor sales
made at auction, one-half of one per centum whereat°
amount of such sales exceeds fifty dollars in any one
month, the amount of salet4o be returned by the vender
monthly; In the game manner and at the eame time as is
Provided by law for the returns of mannfacturas; and all
the provisions of the ect to which this act is an amend
ment, relating to the assessment and collection, white
the enforcement of the law relating to manufactures,
shall extend to and be applied, as fax as applicable, to
sales of produce and merchandise as aforesaid. This
section to remain in force for the pealed of one year,
during which period no personor perskne who shall be
required to.pay the tax or duty enforced by title sec
tion oh oh be required Wray an additional license tax
or duty where the rate of such license tax or duty Di
graduated, under existing law, by thoamount of sales
or receipts..... ,
MACHINERY AND lit 0111:
WM. M. FA.I:9IR & •
STEAM-MO Ma n ta BUILDERS.
IRON FOUNDilti:
GENERAL ILLORIDIIBI43 , ADTD::BOILER MAXUS.
, . .
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD PASSENGER STAT/GM:
• PITTSBURG, PENNA.. • .
Manufacture all kinds of STEAM ENGINES, ranging
from three to one hundred and Iftr horsepower, and
suited for Grist Mille, Saw Mills. Blast Farrtoe*, 0/1
Wellsrdro.,
Give particular attention to the construction of En
gines and Machinery for 01l boring and pumping opera.
tions. Have always on hand, finished and ready for
shipment. ENGINES and BOILERS 'of every &noel,-
Mon.
Orders from all parts of the country solicited and
promptly filled. isl6.Bm
J. VAPOHAIS XERRIOX. . WILLIAM EL MERSICKE
sour( H. cora.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREET&
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRIL/FL do SONS,
ENGINEERS AND mAcanners,
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines,
for land, river, and marine service.
Rollers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, Arc.; Gast
ingsuf all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron-frame Roofs for Gas, Works, Workshops, Zall•
roadStsdions,dm.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most
Ift
proved construction.
Every description of Plantation Xachinery, gush as
Sugar, ' and Grist Mins, Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam Trains, Defecators,Pliters, Pimping Engines &a.
Bole agents for N. Rib leux.'s Patent Sugar. Boiling Ap-
"argue, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and Aspin
wall & Wolsey's Patent Centrifugal' Sugar.Drainini
Machine.
y - rC PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
BOILER WORKS: —SUSIE dr LEVY.
PRACTICAL AND, THEORETICAL ENGINEERS, MA
CBI:MISTS. • BOILERMAKERS, BLACKSMITHS, and
FOUNDERS, having for many years , . been in successful
operation, and been exclusively engaged in banding and
repairing Marine and River Engines, high and low pres
sure, Iron Boilers. Water Tanks, Propellers, &c., are.,
respectfully offer their services to the public, as being
fully prepared to contract for engines of all sizes,
Ma
rine, River, and Stationary; having sets of patterns of
different' sizes, are prepared to execute 'orders' with
quick despatch. Every description of,pattern-making
made at the shortest notice. High and Low-pressure,
Fine, Tubular, and . Cylinder Bollere,•of the beet Penn
sylvania charcoal iron Porgings of all sizes and kinds,
Iron and Brass Castings, of all descriptions; Roll-
Turning, Screw-On ring, and all other work connected
With the above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done at the
establishment free of charge. and work guaranteed,
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for re
pairs of boats, where they can lie in perfect safety, and
are provided with shears, blocks. falls, Sc., go., for
raising heavy or light weights.
JACOB O. NRAFIS,
JOHN P. LEVY.'
3.321-tt • BEACH and PALMER Streets.
MORE/AN, - ORR, CO., STEAM ER.
GIN& WILDER/3 Iron Pounders . and Genera/
Meek/nista and Boiler Makers. Nn. 1;419 CALLOW.
HILL Street. Philadelphia. feaa.tf
t") .. BAN'S 'GREAT TOBACCO, CIGAR,
'MX AND PIPE 217011 W,.
No. 413, CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, rt .
Dean keeps the greatest assortment.
Dean keeps iho greatest varle , . • .
Dean keeps the largest general stock .
Ton can get any kind of Tobago.
- Ton can get any kind of gars;
Ton san get any kind of Pipes E
Ton can get any kind of Snit,
AT DEAN'S GREAT TOBACCO ISTOX.B.
No. 413 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, r&,
When you go to Dean's you can get anything ,yon
Want in the way of Fine Gilt and Smoking Tobse
sees Domestic and Havana Cigars, Pipes,
Dean keeps the largest general stock of Tonacee.
Cigars, Pipes, dm.. in the United States. •,
Dean's sales are so extensive that he can afford,* sell
at about one-half what others sell for.
Dean sells to the Army of the Potomac.
Dean dells to the Army of the James.
, Dean sells co the Army of the Tennessee.
Dean sells to the Army of the Cumberland. -
Gunboats all order their Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes,. 41re.
from DEAN'S, No. 413 CHEST N UT Stmt.
Pennsylvania merchants all buy at Dean's. •
New Jersey merchants all buy at Dean's,
Delaware merehants all buy at Dean's,
As they tan always get just what they want, and • at a
much lower price than they can elm3where, and they
do not have to yield up their' goods at a dosen• little
stores.
All goods ordered are guaranteed to give satisfsetiok
Order once and you will always order from Dean's,
as his plug and flue cut chewing and smoking tobaccos ,
and cigars are far superior to alt others, and tie sells for
much less. DEAN'S, No. 413 0/IBSTNUT Street,
1:6234f Philadelnkia.
n H ERMETICALLY BEALED. MEATS a-a AND 13017P8. .
1,000 dos Sausage Meat. • . .
600 Roast Beef.
" do Veal.
1500 " do Mutton. -
1, 000 " do Turk. y.
" do Chicken,'
0,000 " assorted Son e. In 1. I. tg Ib. csua.
. For sale by ERODES & wILLIA.MB.
he-tf . 107 South WATER Street..
F ISH AND CANNED MEATS.
600 bble Moo and No 1 NOokerol.
2000 saw canned Moats. Lobsters, Bto
'For male by . P. 0 RUEROIIGH.
de.9l)-Bia - 1.18 FNONT Eltripst,
RAILROAD LINES.
IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRA.-
FELLERS. —For tall ihformition In referents to Sta-
Sons, Distances, and Connections, Illastrat by one
hundred Hallway Naos, representioirthe prißdpal Ball
ways of the country, see APPLETON'S RAILWAY
ODIDB. nolit-Oes.
pENNBYL . VANIA. CENTRAL RAIL
-A- ROAD.
OHANGF, OF TIME AND DEPOT.
- - •
On and after Monday, December 26th, Mt, the trains
&the Pennsylvania Railroad will leave the New Depot,
at THIRTIETH and MARKET Ste.. Instead of Eleventh
and Market Streets, aa heretofore:
The Second and 'I bird. Fourth and Eighth, Oreen and
Coater. Fifth- anit Sixth. Union Line. Tenth and
Eleventh. Thirteenth and Fifteenth, Seventeenth and
Nineteenth City Pastenser Railways, connect with the
Mara et• street Railway. whole care run• to and from
Pennsylvania Central Railroad Depot In West Phlladel
phis, ••••
The . cars of the Market.etreet Passenger Railway
leave Front street every two minutes, commencing one
hour previone to the time of departure of each Train,
and allow about 30 minutes for a trip.
Their cars are in waiting on the arrival of eaoh Train
to convey Passengers into the city.
• On SITS DAYS—Care leave.Einventh and Market Sts.
at 7.46 P. M.. to connect with Pittsburg and Erie Mall.
and at 10.36 P. M. with Philadelphia Express.
Mann's Baggage Express will hereafter be located at
No. 81 donth Eleventh street. Parties desiring baggage
taken to the trains, ran have 1t done at reasonable rates
upon application to him.
TRAINS LEAVE AEII ARRIVE AT DEPOT THUS:
•
LaAVB
MAIL TRAIN.... a! 800
PAOLI ACCOMMODATION. No. 1.... 10 00 Is
'PA5T.......... 12.00 M.
PARKIBEURCF' " 110 P. H.
RARRIBBDRO ACCoMMODLTION... " 2.30 "
LANCASTERIACCOhimoDATION..... " 4_oo " •
PAOLI TRAINNo. 2 " 5.30 "
PITIBI3OIIO AND ERIE MA1L....... " 830 "
PIIILADELPfIIABXPRESS ...... " 11.10 "
ARRIVR.
PITTSBURG AND ERIE "
7.06
30 A.
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS
PAOLI ACCOMMODATION, No. " 8.20 "
PARRESBURG « 9.3 0 401
LANCASTER " .12 30 P. H.
PAST LINE " 12.50 '
PAOLI ACCOMMODATION, No. 4 4. 40
MAIL TRAIN
" 5.45 "
Accommotoviiinr.... " 9.40 " •
Philadeiphla Express leaves dally. 'Pittsburg and
Erie Mall leaves dally (except Saturday). All other
Trains daily (except Sunday.)
• For further information, as to time and connections.
sea bills and framed cards. or apply to
JOHN F. VANLEER, JR., Ticket Agent.
• At the Depot. •
An Emigrant Train rune daily (except Sunday.) For
fulllnforinatlon as to fare and accommodations, apply
to •' • • • FRANCII FUNK.
fel. tr • 137 DOCK Street.
1864. NAVvYO GE
RK MBIM Liii6• I 11864
•
THE CAMDEN AND Aml3°4 PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON RAMEOAD COMPANY'S
LINER FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
• NEW YORK AND WAY PLACES.
• WIL F L ROM LLi w iT L E NuT AI3 " 7 " IIO WOHWASTITIZ:
At 6 A. M , via Camden and Amboy, 0. and A. Asp
eommodation 82 a
At 8 A. X'. Tia Camden and Jersey City, Morning
Express
At 12 M., Camden and Amboy. 0. and A. As
eommodation . . ... . ..'. . . . . . 2 U
At 2 P. M:, via Camden and Amboy.• 0. and A. Ix-
31111118 ...... ....,...:...... 3li
At IP.M. , via Camden and Amboy, Actommods. ' •
tion (Freight and Passenger) .. 1 TI
At 6P. Id.. yla Camden and Amboy Aroommoda- ._
tion (Freight and Passenger)—lst glass Ticket... 221
Do. do. ad leap Ticket— 160
At 113x' P. M. via Camden and Amboy, Aocommo- _
_.
dation (Freight and Passenger)-Ist Clan Ticket. I 26
Do. do. • 2d Chum Ticket. 160
For Belvider e Easton, Lambertville, Flemington,
ac.. at 9.110 P. H.
. .
For Mount Holly, swannyllle,_
A. Pemberton, and Vin
cerdown, at 6 M. 2 and 6P. AL
For Freehold at 6 A. M. amid 2 P. M.
For Palmyra, - Riverton, Delanoo. Beverly, Edgewa
ter, Burling ton,• Florence. Bordentotnt, &c., at 6 and
.11:30 A.
N.
1. 3.30,6, 6,
through P. The 3.90
and OP. N. li nesrun direct to Trenton.
'For Palmyra, Riverton, Delano. Beverly, and Bele
'beenat 7 P..
ES'FROM 13.11118INGITON DEPOT WILL I.3AITJI
AS FOLLOWS:
11.16 A. M., via Kensington and Jersey Olty; - •
-- 'Express
At 4.99 P. K , via Kensington and Jersey City.Ex
' • press 300
At 6.46. P hf...via Kensington and Jersey 'City.
Washington and New York Itsprese 8 00
. At 12 P. M (Night), via Kensington and Jersey City.
Wailhinglon • and New York
The 6.46 Y. H. Line will, run daily. All others Sun
daars excepted..
•
For Buffalo, Dunkirk, Elmira, Ithaca. Owego, Bo=
*heater, Binghampton, Great Bend Montrose ,
barre, Scranton Strondebnrg. Water Qap, Mena
Chunk, Allentown , Bethlehem, Belvidere. Easton,
Lambertville, Flemington, do., at 7.16 A. IC This
line connects with the' train leaving Baston for Kalish
Chunk at 3.30 P. It.
For Lambertville at 6 P. M. on Satur
For Bristol. Trenton. no.. at 7.16 and 11.1 e A. It.. 3
and 6P. K. and 12 midnight.
,
- For 1101mesbrirg, Tacony,'.WissonomingOltideeineg.
and Frankford. at 9.k. K. 6, G. and 9R EL
toftagt r . I tt. s :Ji o etr, d o7F e litT i ;j in t::o_, l r i a v h i aVslia
kali an hour before departure. The care run Into Una
Depot, and on the arrival of each train ran from 'the
_ My pounds of Baggage only allowed each passenger.
-Passengers are prohibited from tekanything no bag
gage but their wearing apparel. CompAgage over ally
pounds to be paid for extra. The Company limit their
.responsibllity for baggage to One Dollar per_i,orind, and
Will not be liable for any amount beyond .1103, except
by special contract.
Graham's Baggage Express will eall for and derel
Uggage at the Depots. Orders to be left at No. 3 wal
ant street. ' WILLIAM H. GIATZKEIL Agent.
December 21, 1864. • .
LIMBS FROM NUM YORK FOB PHILAXIBLPS7A.
- ,111711.7. LEAVE FROM 78lic 7007 07 00011TLAND STREW,
,wand d 4-P. M., via Jersey City and
via Jar At 7. 10 11,ii A M., P. 11. and 12 (Night). via Jer
sey City and Kensington.
From the foot of Barclay street at 8 A. M. and 2 P.M..
via Amboy and Camden.
Prom Pier No. 1.; North river, tl2 M. 4, and 8 P.M.
(freight and passenger). Amboy and Cam den. del-tf
aMME 1865.
1865.
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL-
ROAD. —This great line traverses the Northern and
Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the city of Eric,
on Lake Erie.
It has been leased by the PENNSYLNANTA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, and is operated by them.'
• Its entire length was opened for passenger and freight
business October 17th, 1864.
, TIME OP PASEBNOEEITELIME AT PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Westward. .
Mall Train— ... ..... . ....... 8.80 P: M.
Lock Haven Accommodation Train... -... —B.OO A. N.
Passenger cars run through on ali Train without
change both ways between Philadelphia and Erie, and
Baltimore and X 1441.
Elegant Sleeping Oars on Elmira Express Tight both
ways between Philadeirbiafand Lock Haven, and on
Elmira Express Train both ways between Williamsport
and Baltimore.
For information respecting Passenger business, apply
corner THIRTIETH and XARKET Ste.. Philadelphia.
And for Freight business of the Company's Aents.
S. B. KINGSTON, Jr. corner THIRTEEN T H and
MARKET Streets; Philadlphia. - -
.7. W. REYNOLDS, Brie,
J. H. ,DRILL , Agent N. C. N. 8 ., Baltimore:
H. H. Homo,
General Frei h t
t Arent 'Philadelphia ,
H. w etwrfutzs,
' General Ticket Agent, Philadelphia - .
JOSEPH D. POTTS,
de2B.tt General Manager. Williams Port.
amiwpma PHILADELPHIA,
WILIONGTOL -AID BALTI-
MORS RAILROAD. •
Tani TARXII
- MONDAY JANUARY 16. MEI. Trains
will leave Depot, corner BROAD Street and WASHING
TON Avenue, as follows:
__ _ .
Express. iYai . n. at iCt; A. M. (Mondays excepted), for .
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at WDmington,.
Perryville, Havre de•Grace, Aberdeen, Perryman's.•
and Magnolia.
Way. Mali Train, at 8.16 A.M. (Sundays excepted), for
Baltimore, stopping at all regular stations, connecting.
with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington for Milford.
Salisbury, and intermediate stations.
Express Train at 1 16 P. M. (Sundays excepted) for-
Baltimore and Washington, stopping. at Chester. Wil
mington, Elkton, Perryville. and Havre-de-Grace.
Expt'oss Train at 5.55 P. M. (Sundays excepted) for
Baltimore and Washington. stopping at Wilmington,
Newark, Elkton, North- Sash Perryville, Havre-de-
Grace, Perryman's. and Magublia
Night Express at 11.16 P. M. for Baltimore And Wash
ington, stopping at Cheater
_Only to take Baltimore and
ashington passengers). Wilmington, Newark, Rik-.
ton, North-East, Perryville; and Havre-de-Grace.
Passengers for FORTRESS MONROE will take the
8.16 A. M. train. . .
• ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Stopping at all Sicai:onebeiween Philadelphia and WU
mthgton._
Leave Philadelphia at 11 A. M., 2. -
8.30,6.30. and 10
P. M. The 333 P. al. train- conneete with Delaware
B. E. for Milford and intermediate Etatiolll.
Leave Wilmington at 6.0, 8, and 9.30 A. M.. 230 and
6.90 P. M.
THROUGH TRAINS PROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington
'FOR 11.,_1.21, 8.33, and 9.64 P. M.
CREAMER PRLLADBLPHIA.
Leave Chester at 7 16, 8.43; 10.14 A. M , 12.36, 3.13,
4.64, 7.20, antl 9.06 P. M.
MIDDAY TRAINS.
"Express Train at 06 A. M. for Baltimore and Wash.
ington, stopping at Wilmington, Perryville Havre-de.
.Grace, Aberdeen. Perryman's. and Magnolia.
Night Express at 11.10 P. M. for Baltimore and
Washington, stopping at Chester (for Baltimore and
Washington passengers), Wilmington, Newark. Elk.
ton, North-East, PerryilllP. and Havre de•Orase
Accommodation Train at 10 P. M. for Wilmington and
way stations.
BALTIMORE FOB PHILADELPHIA.
. _ . . . .
Leave Baltimore at 9.21 P. M., stopping at Havre-de-
Grace. Perryville, and Wilmington. Also stops at Elk
ton and Newark (to take tAssengers for Philadelphia
and leave passengers from Washington or • Baltimore),
and Cheater to leave passengers from Baltimore or
Washington.
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia at 6.30 P. M.
- FROM B&LTJMOBB TO PHILA.]) LP/lIA.
Leave Baltimore 9.25 A. M Way Ma ; 1.10 P. M.,
Express •;_ 4. 26 P. M.. Way Triin; 6.36 P. M., Express;
9.26 P. 13x real.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 8.67 A. M. 1.60 and 11.60 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 6.13, 9.40 A. M., 2.25, 6.02.
and 12.55 P. M.
Freight Train, with. Passenger Car attached, will
leave Wilmington for Perryville and intermediate
sistioni at 7.66 P. 11.
j fi • , H. F. KENNET. Sup't.
aiffifilM 1865. - P HI L
DELPHIA AND
ELMIRA RAILROAD LINE to all points WEST.
The direst route for the
Mt- OIL REGIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA ..d
B
WILLIAAISPORT BUFFALO, SUSPENSION RIDGE.
ELMIRA. NIAGARA FALLS,
and all places in the Western and Northwestern State*
and the Canada&
TWO. THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia and Beading Railroad Depot, Thur.
teen th and Callowhill streets, !daily (Sandals ex
cepted ,) for the North and West. as follows:
Morning Express at BA. M •
Afternoon Express at 3.801 P M.
Making a direct connection with all intersecting roads.
"' FOR THROUGH TICKETS to any point, and further
Particulars concerning tho different routes., apply at
the TICKET OFFICE. 425 CHESTNUT Street, under
the Philadelphia Bank. and opposite the • Onto=
House. N. VAN HORN, Ticket Agent,
42.5 Chestnut street.
JOHN S. HILLES. General Agent,
jag Thirteenth and Callowhill streets.
airaißEi WEST JERSEY
RAILROAD LINES. •
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY,' January 2, 1865, Trains will
leave Ooni WALNIIT.STREET PIER as follows: •
For CAPE MAY, and all places south of hilliv.ille. at 9
A. 6f. and 8 F.• M.
For MILLVILLE, BRIDGETON, SALEM, and all in
termediate Places south of Glassboro, at 9 A. M. and 3
P. M.
For GT,AESBORO at 9sA. M . 12 30 P. M., and 9 P. M.
For • WOODEURY, aLorpozsnu, 9 A.. M.,
1140 P. - Al., a and 6 P. M. •
RETURNING.
Leave Cape May at 8.80 A. M. and 11.45 A. M.
• Leave Mitiville at 9 A. M. and S P. M.
Leave BAdgeton at 7. 10 A. M. and 8.10 P. M. .
Leave Salem at 7 A. M. and 8 P. M.
LOOM Woodbury at 7, 8.45, and 10.44 A. M., and 4.48
P. M.'
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY
will attend to all the usual branches of Express Buds
nese, receive. deliver, and forward through other re
eponeible Express Companies, to . all pal - tea the country,
4117 article entrusted to them.
A Special Messenger accompanies each Through Praha.
Office, No. 5 WALNOT Street.
. J. VAN RENSSELARR,Superintendent.
.PrniADELYnte, January 2, 1865. • ia3-tf
ant ~";;I'l WEST C ESTER
AND PHILADELPHIA RAIL
ROAD. VIA MEDIA.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after MONDAY, Oct 10, 1864, the baba will
leave Philadelphia, from Depot corner of THIRTY
FIRST and MARKET Streets (West Philadelphia). at
&lb and 11 AM. and at 2, 4.16, and 6 . 30 P M Leave
West Chester at 6 36. 8 lb, and 10 30 A. M.. and 1.80 and
CM P. 111
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 8.16 A. IL and 4.16 T.
N., and West Chester erg 16 A. M. and 4.80 P. M., ton
nest with trains on the Baltimore Central Railroad far
Oxford and intermediate points.
On Sundays leave Philadelphia at 8.30A.M and
P. M. Leave West Chester at BA. M and 4P. IL
On Sundays the cars of the West Philadelphia Pan-
Ranger Railroad Company will leave Eleventh Snd Mar
ket streets at thirty minutes before the starting time
of trains from the West Philadelphia Depot, and will
be at the Depot to convey passengers int* the oltY on the
arrival of each train.
Passengers are allowed to take wearing apparel only
as Baggage, and in no case will the Company be re
sponsible for an amount exceeding SM.
o.7HENRY WOOD. Snrerintendaat.
angamitt RARITAN AND
D ELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA TO BROOKLYN. -
FARB. $5l. EX° °BRION TIOKETB. GOOD FOB
TERRI DAYS, $3.
Fomenters for Expreaa Train for Tuokerton, Barne
Tome Elver, Long Branch, and Brooklyn leave
STREET FERRY at 11 16 A. )L, daily (Sundays
'amoied), ay:dying at Brooklyn at P: M.
Rolarning, leave WALL-STREET FIERY. Bradt.
lyn, at 9A. M. -
Way Train for Melon, Shaming, Manchester. at;
he. le IVO' COOPill'i Polnt:at 7.46 A. M. •
L. Di 9 0 141 Aant, gloom,
t O.
NORM PENlTSYL
aftainli VAN I A SM.I I /LOAD —7'
IiSTELLHEM. 'DOY.I,StITOWIt DUMB Offlng.
YASTOZUWILLTAMSPORT, W1%181;23110, &a.
WINTER ARRANCW NT.
PaAlle sr Trains leer* the new Depot, TRIED Wrest:
•
above raamyeo2 street, 42117 (Sccetays szsepted). M
follows: .
- - .
At 7.30 A. M. (ltipr000) for Itothlthom, Allostowl4
Mauch Oitzak. HuMoir. Wllliartisport,
Darn, dm
.
At 3.30 P. M. Altioprets) for Bethlehem,. Seaton-, bit.
At 5.15 P. X. for Bethlehem, AlleMown. name
°hunk.
For Dorleiltown at 9.50 A. X. and ClO P. Y.
For Fort Washington at 2.16 P. IL
7or Lansdale at 6.16 P. M.
White carrot the Beoond and Thlrd-streets Line 0117
Passenger Railway min dlrestly to the new Depot.
T R • 1/18 FOR , PRILADELPHIA.
P.
Leave lL Bethlehem at 0.30 A. N.. 10.02 A. U.. and 0.11
Lear* Doylestown at 6.30 A. IL tad 3.46 P. X.
Deasy Lansdale at SAO A. N.
LOlllB Fort Waalanston
S at t2B P. K.
ON UNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Doylestowa at 9M A. K. and 2.16
P.M.-,
Doylestown for Philadelphia at la. K. and 2 P. N.
n 01.4 , ELLIS OL.A.BK. Asoitt.
EXPRESS COMPANITEN.
ainamg . THE ADAMS EX.
PRESS COMPANY, 08ee a'
CHESTNUT Street, forwards Paresis. Packages, Her
etwidlse. Bank Notes, and Specie.," either b_y Its own
lines or in connection with other Express Commnies,
to. all the principal Towns and Cities in the United
X. 8. SaNDIPOILD,
:fd7 • funeral Superintendent.
PROPOSA.LB.
(111 - RTERMASTER , I3 - OFFIOIt,
"RV Corner TWELFTH and OLEARD Streets,
PHILADILPNIA. Feb 7 ISM
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this °dice
until 12 o 'clock
clock M. on MONDAY. February 13. lies,
for the Immediate delivery at the United States Store
house, HANOVER. Street Wharf, properly packed, and
ready for trat.wportateer. of
200 SETS SIX-MULE WAUON HARNESS, complete.
The samn.to be of the beet quality and make, and sub
ject to the inspection of an inspector appointed on the
part of the Oovernment.
,
The above-described Harness to be made In accord.
ance with sample and specifications, to be seen at the
Hanover-street /Henhouse,.
Bidden will state, price both In writing and figures
(to include boxes and delivery), the Quantity bid for a
and the shortest time they can de liver them in
All proposals must be made out on printed blanks,
which may be had on application at this office, other
wise the bid will be rejected.
Each bid meet be guaranteed- by two responsible per
sons, whose altsaturee meet be appended to the guaran
tee, and certified to as being good, and siiilletent security
for the amount involved. by the United Btrales District
Judge, Attorney, or Collector; or other public °Seer ;
otherwise the bid will net be considered.
The right in reserved to reject all bids deemed too high.
Bids from defaulting contractors, and those that do not
fully comply with the requirements of thin advertise
ment. win not be considered.
By order of Vol. Herman Dins, U. B. A.. Chief Quar
termaster. OBOHOR B. OHIIR
fe7.61 ' • • Captain ind A. Q. if.
nuARTE RNA 13. TE RI 13._ OFFICE,
`cif/ corner TWELFTH and 0111aRD Streets.
- .
PHILADRLPHIA, Pa., Februar 4, EEL
BELLED PROPOSALS will be received at 'this °flee
Until 12 o'olock M. FRIDAY, February 10, lin,
for the immediate delivery at the United States Store
hostile, Hanover-street wharf, properly packed, and
ready for traportation, of the following described
Quartermaster's stores—viz:
2,000 yards Enameled Cloth, GO Inches wide, best qua
...
1,000 Horse Collars, 17 to 22 inches-1101'n akin.
2,000 Wagon Covers, 10 oz. ,cotton6[ack, as par aam
pie of cover.at United States Storehoule; one yard sam
ple of dock required.
2,t00 Mule Collars, 16 to 17 Inches—hog's skin
2. 2,000 yards Cotton Duck, 28 inches, wide. f(08. 10 and
1
600 pairs Mule Barnes, 17 inc Les from top to bottom
• •
20;000 pounds Harness Leather , oak.tanned. 13% tbs
per aide when finished, marked Harness Leather, with
weight.
1, COO side s Bridle Leather, oak-tanned. 10 to 11 Ms per
'side when finished. marked Bridle Leather andnumber
of sides in each roll; with weight.
5.000 pounds oil- tanned Leather, thin aides.
50 Parklins,qo be made in the beet manner, of 1.5-or.
cotton duck, 2835 inches wlde.best quality, army stand.
ard, with tablings all round; size 20x30 feet tchen_h•
'sighed, as per sample of Pardin at Hanover. atreet Store
house-1 yard sample of duck required_
20 pieces ltattingt. 1.3.4 yarde wide, blue and green.
3,01;0 Whips, blacksnake , all leather,solid, full weight
and size.
600 pounds Spanish Whiting, dry, in 10-tb papers.
3CO pounds Chrome Green, in oil, 2. 3, and 5. lb cans.
.600 pounds Gum Shellac, -
25 pounds Pumice Sinus. 'pox dared.—
5,000 pounds White Lead in 60 and 1(0-lb kegs (Lewis'
All of the above-described to be of the beat gaality,
and subject to the inspection of an inspector appointed
on the part of the Government.
Bidders will state price, "to inn/tufa boxes and de
livery,." bott4in writing and figures, the quantity bid
for, and the time of.delivery stated; and.no schedule
prices will be received. . • '
All samples to be sent to the Government Warehouse.
Hanover-street wharf. • . - •
All proposals most be made out on printed 'blanks.
Which may be had_on' application at this office; other
wise the bid will be rejected.
- Each bid must be 'guaranteed by two responsible per
sons.whose signatures must be appended to the guaran
tee. and certified to.anbeirig goad and snffi cleat security
for the amount involved by the United States District
Judge, Attorney orS,edlector, or other ' public officer;
otherwise the bid will not be considered.
The right ls reserved to . reject all bide deemed too
high.
Bids from defaulting contractors, and those that do
not fully comply with the reonirements.of this adver
tisement, will not be considered.
By order of
fe4-8t '
I :7.11‘,.i AI
DBLAWARE larrtraz - , BABETY
INSI7RANCE_QMPAST.
INCORPORATED BY TRE LEGISLATORS OF
PENNSYLVANIA. 1835. •
OFFICE CORPSE . TRIRD MALPIDT
•6TH& : PHILADELPHLL
oNlrtssEts, - meßuis INSI7RANOS
PRETOCARGO. ITo all Darts of the World.
ar,
INLAND INS
On Goods, by Rivers C iarti ..h r L t i r le kN tr gd E :Land•Citrriatta.
ENSURANOBI
On Merehandise Plß
On Stores, .Dwelltteliges,
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
' - November 1 1864
$lOO,OOO traitml !States Five Perent.Len,'7l.lBloo,oG) CO
in, 000 Six -'Bl. 118 Mb Ce
75,000 " Six • " " 5.86 s 75,552 60
100,C00 State of Pennsylvania Five Per Cent. • -
Loan 03,88510
54,003 State an _ of Pennsylvania Six-Per Cent.
-. Lo 65.840 GI
1.28,051 City of Philadelphia Six Per Ct. Loan 121.520 37
20,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Pint Mort
gage Six Per Cent. Bonds.— ' 22.000 00
50,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Second ./Ifort
gage Six Per Cent. Bonds 12,250 00
16,000 50 Shares Stock Germantown Cu
Company; principal aid ?illit‘O.
guaranteed y the city of Philadel
p .16.3C0 00
6,600 130Bh hia
ares Stock Penusilvartm:nall
road Company... 9,100 00
11 4 ,000 100 Shares Stock North Pennsylvania
Railroad 3,000 00
150.000 United States Treasury Cart:Moat& of
Indebtedness 49.426 00
90,000 State of Tennessee Five Per Ct. Loan. 1.2,000'00
96,700 Lsecured oans on Bond -
and htortsage, amply
•
$868,260 Par. eclat 9849.100 60. !dirket valne.M7427 87
131113 meolvable for inweranees made. 118,330 19
Balanose one at - Agencies. —Freud
-
• rims on Marine Policies, Accrued
Interest, and other debts due the
Company • 28,799 24
Strip and Stock of smadrrinsn.rance
and other Companies, 84.233. Bail
mated value ' . 2,220 00
Cash on deposit with ll riited
States Government, subject
to ten days' call 400,00003
Cash.in Banks... ...... 68,1 M 93
Cash' 937 90
. ----$158.092 49
' DIRECTORS:
Thomas C. Hand, , Samuel E. Stokes,
John C. Davis, • J. F. Peniston,
Edmond A. Bonder.
Theophilus Paulding. W He imra a nry SiGoemlioniton,
John R. Penrose, -- 'Edward Darlington.
James Traquair, H. Jones Brooke,
Henry C. Dallett, Jr., Jacob P. Jones,
Janice C. Hand, James B McFarland.
William C. Ludwig, Joshua P. Eyre, .
Joseph H. Seal. Spencer Melly gine;
George O. Leiner. • John B. Semple, Pittsbnr
Hugh Craig. . . A. B.' Berger, Pittsburg
Hobart Barton,
THOMAS C. HAND President.
____ _.'' _- JOHN C. DAVIS, V i ce President.
HENRY LYLEIIHN, Bearden , . - del6-Iy.
TNBI7ItANCK • COMPANY OF - THE
STATE OF PEN &SYLVANIA. —OFFICE. Nos. 4 and
5 RXCHANGB BUILDINGS, north aide of WALNUT
Street, between DOCK and THIRD Streets, Phlladel
blila.
INCORPORATED IN -1724-011ARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL *200,000.
PROPERTIES OF TOE COMPANY, FEBRUARY 1,
11664, 3525.817 TRANSPORTATION
INSURANCE. FIRE. AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION
INSURANCE.
dls
DIRECTOES.I
Henry D. Sherrerd, Tobias Wagner,
Charles Mace!ester, Thomas B. Watson,
William B. Smith, Henry 0. Freeman,
William E. White, Charles S. Lewis.
George H. Stuart, George C. Carson,
Samuel Grant, Jr.. : ' Edward C. Knight,
.- John.B.• Austin. . ..
.
_, EMMY D
WxLmuf itA3PER. Seas
TH i. E Ari RELLUIC; INIMMANOR 00M-
T
or 11111aDILPNIA.
(neorporated in Ha. Obarter Perpetual,
OFFICE No. 323 WALNUT MEET.
. .
. . .
- CAPITA.L, $300,000.
Inan.res against lose or damage by FIRS Beneath'
Stem., and other Buildings. limited or perpetual: and
on Furniture, Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, in Town
or Country,
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID.
ASSETS, $400.008.71.
- Invested in the following Securities, vis:
First Mortgageson City Property. well secured $103,0001X1
United States Government 141;000 00
Philadelphia City 6 percent. 60.000 00
Pennsylvania it. 3,000,003 8 per cent. Loan- - 15,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds, first and se
cond Mortgages-
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company's 6
per cent. L0an............ 6,000 Co
Pkiladelphis and Reading Railroad Com
• • 6 NA CD
rtnqaeliran"lailteLoan
_op tier sent. mort
gage nds....- 4,580 00
County Fire Insurance Company's Stock.... 1.060 00
Mechanics' Bank Stook .... 4.000 00
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania 5t00k.... 10.000 00
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Stook. • . . 380 00
Reliance Insurance Company of Philadel
phia's Stock 1,000 00
Accrued Interest ......«» 5,455 92
Cash in bank and on 13,023 72
Worth at present market value —.............. Mt.= 71
_. DIRECTORS.
Clem Tin l ey , Bud. W. Tingler.
Wm. R. Thompson, Marshall Hill,
William Kramer.
Samuel Riche= - Vt o h %I:7'0. Leland.
H_ L. Carson. J. Johnson Brown..
Hobert Steen. Thomas H. Moore.
William litirrenson,
CL:
ThOMAII C. HILL, Socratic
PromaromPau. Decembei
LEGAL.
TN TEIXORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITT AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of INOCR LAMING, deceased. •
Notice is hereby given that the widow of said dece
dent has filed in said Court her petition claiming the
exemption slue of 3300. in cash, out of the said Estate,
which she elects to retain under the act of.-April 14th,
1861, and its supplements, and that the same -will be
approved by said Court on
FRIDAY, February 17th, 1865,
unless exceptions be filed thereto.
A. THOMPSON,
Attorney for Petitioner.
=33
MEDICAL.
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,• 154
North ELEVENTH. below Race street—Dr. THO
MAS ALLEN, very successful in the cure of almost
every kind of disease, invites all to call at his Of.
den, and see-that his treatment la free from shocks.
Sir C SeldomSA discover,' has been made
whichfails lathe mire of Epilepsy or Fits of
any other kind. 'Any one desiring a knowledge of
this practice can enter at any time for full instrnc•
Cons. Cards and Tsstimonials at the Office.. Hours
9A. N. to 61'• H. Consnitations free. '
• Dr. THOS: ALLEN; Electrician.
jal7.3m 154 ■. ELEVENTH St.. below Haps.
ELECTROPATHIC 'ESTABLISH
MIME for the cure of diseases incurable with me
by Dr. A. H. STEVENS. ono of tjao discoverers
of an entire new_ stem of ELECTRICAL PECA.OTIOL
at 1418 South PENN BQUARB.
/W. Please tall, or send for a yyamDhlet and learn PLT
ticulare- 19 ° riefor Candi{
sir n 7610113 and others desiring
_instruction ulall
enter for a full course any time after MONDAY - , Janu
ary 2d, 18Ati Any member of the class just Antehed
EAT review 'without sus eharge• iai tf
OHN c BASER it CO.'S COD LIVSH
J —THE TEDVAIIID GIINIIINIr-Unimrwaltaed
quallty sad effeeta—being the •
SWEETEST Al‘W GIST PRIPABBA,
• In Conchs, Colds, Brom:lats. Elfant, Ind,.
plant Consumption, and all Scrofulous Ilsor_oplaints. It
Oftentimes produces immediate and certats ereite wham
other remedies bays been taken with Intl!, or no benefit.
Sold by all Druggtela in the city. Ma by the WOW*.
tor, Ito, TV) UAAKIT bINIt, irall-tuthoft
Ocd. H. BIGGS,
Chief Quarterxnaater
020:.E. O.IIMII
Captain and A Q ,_
$1,201.664 02
. SHEBBEBD. Presidant.
noll3-tf.
$4011068 71
TINGLRY, President.
I • rowsAtz"Aario TO LET.
ARFOR BALE-403-RAITTIFUL AND
VALUABLE PROPERTY. la West Philadelphia,
farce garden, large stone mangey, bath homer, hot
and cold water, water closet, faraitoes, if. house,
large stone stable and coach house, plentY of shade,
fruit aced Bowers. Pricelrge.f.(o. For farther particu
lars apply at so.. 112. South YOUBTEE Street, thi rd
story, front building • feBt
r di HOUSE AND. FITRNITITRE lOR
*jma 8111 T-11.12 BPRUCS Skeet. Lagers pa Mr
premises. . fel-St•
de. FOR BALE---A VALUABLE
Brm- STORE &SW wifsmana ON SPRiNG GAR
DEN Street. LEM and eonverdettt Will be aelil
ebeap. GEO. N. TOWNSEND &
fe7-31. - r2rag south. FOURTH 'Goat
. FOR SALE- OR TO RENT—STATE
_maHAL C0M3110.1101111
HEW DWBLLIDIOB,
In northern part of the city, with all Ohs modern 100,
venioncea. Bent $23 to t. 43 per month.
Apply to TATLOW JACKSON.,
614 CHESTNUT Streak
Or. JOHN JACKSON.
M-1.21* 1859 North TWELFTH Stmt. 4
SFOB BALE OR TO LET—A NUM—
tier or convenient new DIVILLIN4IS. with modern
hnprovernents, on Northleyanth, Twelfth, and Thir
teenth streets. Apply to TATLOW JACKSON,
614 CHESTNUT Street, or at
• noll-3m - 1858 North T WIILFTH Srreet.
de LARGE AND VALUABLE. PRO
maLPERTY SALE.— he very large and commo
dious LOT and BUILDING, No. 308 CHERRY Street.
near the centre of liminess, containing 60 feet on Cherry
street. depth lOS feet, being 76 feet wide on the rear of
the lot, and at that width opening to a large ,art-way
leading to Cherry street. Its advantages of
SfZE AND POSITION
are rarely met witi.
Apply on the premises
el FOR SALE.-T; E SUBSCRIBER
own" offers for eels hie country seat, within half a mile
of Wilmington. Delaware, on the Newport pike, con
taining eight acres of good land, in the centre of which
is a large lawn with a fine variety of shade trees, ma
ples, lindens, evergreens, ate., in all over a hundred
full-grown trees. The improvements consist of a large
and corrimodlone Mansion, flanked on the west by two
towers, one of which is four storlea,in height. There
are four large rooms on 'a door,with a hall eleven by
forty-two feet. The house ha s the tmodera improve—
ments. A hydraulic ram forces water from a spring
into the upper story of the tower. There is also an
iron pump and hydrant under a covered area .at the "
kitchen door. The out-buildings consist of a aarriage
house and stable sufficient for four horses and several
centaurs:Also, a hen, ice, and smoke houses. The
stable has a hydrant in it.
Oood garden. with several varieties of dwarf pear
and grape vines in full bearing. There are also mayoral
varieties of apple, cherry and chestnut trees.
Terme accommodaiing. Possession given at any
time. Apply to LEVI Q. CLARK, •
no2i-tf 831 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
m• TO RENT-A MODERN RESI
DRNCE, with Garden, Stitble. and Carriage Hones.
Gas, Hot and Cold Water, Shrubbery and Shade Trees:
delightfully situated In a pleasant neighborhood, on
the corner of Seventeenth and Tioga streets: combining
all the advantages of city and country. 13eing three
minutes' walk from station of steam cars, and Ave
minutes' from horse cars and fifteen minutes' from the
city. The - House'is completely furnished, and rand
tare for sale.'
Inquire at Quartermaster's Office. corner of OIRLED
and TWELF nil Streets, drat door on right hand aide.
de99 thatutf .
a A VALUABLE BURLINGTON At
COUNTY FARM AT PUBLIC SALE. -.a..
Will be sold at public sale, on seventh day. SA
TURDAY.. the 11th twit, on the premises, all that
superior and valuable Farm belonging to the enbecriber,
situated in a healthy and delightful neighborn,od, four
miles from the city of aurlingtnn,east of the Burlington
and Mount Holly Railroad. adjoining lends of Ed. 0_
Jame a and others, containitut IN) 69-100 acres of superior
land, in a high state of cultivation, adapted to grass.
grain, fruit, dtm- -• •• • •
Brisk Mansion House. and large and convenient out
buildings, all. new within dye years, butt in the best
manner, and of the beet materials, with an abundant
supply of excellent water.
Apple and Peach Orchard ; also, Pears, Cherries. &a..
all of the cho'cest varieties. Any person wishing to
view the premises will ha shown the same by calling
on Wm. 'R Deacon, residing thereon.
Sale poeftive, to commence st 3 o'clock P. IL a
Terme easy; will be madelnown at sale by '
080. B. DRAGON..
BURLINGTON, New Jersey.
Reference—Edwil. G James. 101 Walnut street;
:Parrish- 312 Chestnut street. %. fe6.6t
eft DESIRABLE DWELLINGS FOR
int 13ALB, AND POSSESSION SOON.
1412 West Penn Square, four-story. •
1741 Lombard street, with Store attached—good busi
ness stand.
1514 Green street; Lot,llMlfeet deep.
2332 Green street; Lot, 10x140 feet:
1002 Green street; Lot, 156 feet; Marble trent
Double front, SG feet, Green at:, west of Nineteenth.
MBA Green street, Cottage, with lot 25a1.60.
With many:othere in deeirableaocatione
- B. V. GLENN,
IW3 South FOURTH Street and .
fe4-tf S. W. cor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN-
dFOR SALE-VERY DESIRA
BLB
opi
IRON FURNACE PROPERTY, situated ea-.
in McVey town, Mifflin county, Pennsylvania, 'within
a short distance of the Pennsylvania Railroad and
Canal. The freehold property comprises a Furnace.
with machinery of ample power to blow. using - either
charcoal or anthracite coal: about thirteen hundred
acres of Timber Land; also the celebrated Greenwood
Fire Iron Ore Bank, containing 'shoat seventeen acres,
which produces in abundance the same Ore from which
John A. Wright, Esq., makes his renowned and justly
celebrated locomotive tire and car axles This is the
only available property in the State which produces the
ore requisite for establishing a Liminess of hike cha
racter. There are also about one hundred and fifty acres
of land within hall simile of the Furnace. held under
long leases, from which abundance of excellent hernia
tite ore can be taken, on which shafts have been re
eently sunk and which will produce anal:dent ore to
supply the furnace. Soft Fossil Ore is also abundant In
the neighborhood. Charcoal in any quantities can be
bad, delivered at the Furnace This Furnace is well
situated for the markets. having water and railroad
communication with Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Balti
more Harrisburg, and other important manufacturing
,
Also connected with the above. a Forge Properly now
in operation. manufacturing hammered blooms, and
robed slab blooms.
Motive power, steam, and water.
For price and further particulars.
BURR
apply to
11 N. OUGHS,
fe2-1m 108 South FOURTH Street. Philadelphia.
aFOR SALE - FIRST - CLASS
7A FOR
and COUNTRY RgsrritsNos. at
Greenwood Station, Baltimore Central Railroad Ches
ter County. Inquire of NATHAN JONES, on the pre
mises . fe6.lt*
VALUABL 211111 LL PROPERTY, is
NgaIIESIDENOF, AND 10 ACRES OF LAND FOl, -
SALE, IN BUCKS COUNTY, PENNA.
This property is situated on. Knowles' Creek...at. Its
Junction with the Delaware River near Brownsburg,
three miles from New Hope, and ten miles above Tren
ton, N. J. The mills .consief- of a two-and-a- half-story
Stone Grist-mill, with two run of French Burr Stones,
all In complete order; Saw-mill and Plaster-mill ad
joining, each capable of doing a large amount of busi
ness. The dwelling lea new two story Frame Cottage
Rouse. with four rooms on the first floor, five on the
second, and four on the third, well arranged. and well
built: a Barn, Carriage house. and other buildings:
eight or ten acres of easily cultivated and productive
Land, well fenced, and planted with fruit and orna
mental bees. The above described property is one of
the handsome spots on the Delaware River where any
one might spend their time pleasantly and -profitably.
'Tie convenient to school, stole, and poet office, and
churches of different denominations. and will be sold
cheap. Apply to B J. SMITH & CO..
ja.-18t Real Estate treats, ISTICW'roWN. Penna..
de B. J. SMITH & CO., REAL Auk
int ESTATE AGENTS. Newtown, Bucks county, .C.A.•
Pa.. offer for sale In Bucks county and vicinity; over
60 .77A11.2dff of from 10 to 200 acres; most of them are
highly improved and remunerative farms, with fruit.
water. good buildings, and well located. The early
attention of. buyers is directed to them. Letters of in
quiry answered. je.24. ISt
I'OR SALE-A LARGE LOT, CORNER
of Richmond and Plum streets, Kensington, near
Cramp's Shipyard, 177 feet by 1.30 feet, with office and
dwelling thereon.
A lot adjoining. IN feet by 130 feet, with four small
houses thereon.
Large lot on the Delaware river, between Westmore
land and Ontario streete,3oo feet front on the river, 2,672
feet deep, having eleven fronts.
• lot on Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Oxford street,
*1 feet front, 200 feet deep; a fine stone quarry with
railroad sideling into the quarry.
A lot corner of Somerset street and Trenton avenue,
60 feet by 190 feet
A lot corner of Somerset street and Gunner's Run
Canal,. IEO feet by 212 feet.
A clay lot, near Nicatown. on the Plank road, ad
joining Rowlett' s brick yard,3oo feet front. 2 200 feet deep.
A let on Costello street. Germantown, 182 feet front,
336 feet dee
Will be so ld very low. Terms easy.
Apply to J. or A. LONGSTENTIf,
619 WALNUT Street. or
ia29 • .1.5 N North RLSVIIIITH Street.
T 0 L B T-FOR SALESROOMS OR
-a- light manufacturing purposes. the upper stories of
buildin
in the stor ms gnrt M
corner of EIGHTH and AMMY.
Applye. Jell. if'
''OR RENT-SEVERAL ROOMS IN
-a- the THIRD STORY of the Building' on the loath
west corner of BEV.FaiTEI and CIIPJ3TNUT Streets. Ap
ply at this office. - ja1.341
FOR SAL E.-MAGNICTIO IRON ORE
TOM SALE The GARRISONS' MINING COM
PANY ta eove-orepared. to make contracts for sale of
their spperior Ore. delivered on the Hudson river. op,
postte West Point. Apply a' the Office of the Company,
29 WILLIAM 52422,, - Row York. inSOMP
, 411 1 » VI • 11) 1 -tIV rTI-4
"T 0.0 HLEL ," • • -
(Late Herr's • Hote ,1
Corner of THIRD and HARR - HT Streets, -
HARRIBRIIRG, Pa. -
The attention of the travelling public Is most reetisst
fully called to this old: established stand, which for the
past live months has been closed to trade, and dining
that time has been thoroughly remodeled, - repaired. and
-newly tarnished throughout, until it noweseeses all
the conveniences pertaining to a first-class hotel, which
are hi any manner calculated to insure the perfect com
fort of its guests. •
Its situation alone wonld'recommend it as a stopping
place, being only two and a half Squares from the depots:
near enough to prove convenient, sufficiently distant to
avoid the annoyance of railroad noise and bustle.
Thefurniture is entire', new. rooms large and well
ventilated, table supplied with every luxury the market
can afford, while as to the management, it is trusted to
theiudgment of a discriminating public to decide.
The Proprietor, having determined to make the cha
racter and reputation of the house the object, without
regard to cost, hopes to merit the patronage and favora
ble opinion of those who design stopping in the State
capital. HE RI( THOMAS,
Proprietor.
JONES HOUSE
Oor. SUREST STREET and MARKET SQUAER.
• HARRIESURQ, Pa.
The Proprietor respectfully returns his sincere thanks
to hie friends for the very liberal patronage bestowed
to the blouse slue . ° under his...management, and wou/i
reapaettall7 'Wien a continence of the same.
delB.3za O. H. MANN. Proprietor.
DITHRIDuI~'S
,PATENT
SX FLINT GLASS
BB TEA HEAVI .
LAMP CRIMUSYS.
The worldwide reputation which these Chimneys
have acquired is due to their acitnowledged superiority
over all others. This superiority is derived from three
souroco:
let. Being fifty per cent, heavier than the common
Chimney, they may be handled with much less care.
2d Chimneyal ehape is an adaptation to the fiat flame,
the being at all points the same distance from
the beat. so that the danger of cracking by unequal ex
pansion is avoided
3d. The material of which these Chimneys are 11111111-
factared is unequalled by any other glass as a rapid
conductor of heat; and, practically, it is found that the
combination renders them almost entirely free from
liability to destruction by the heat of the game; Hence
the obstacle in the way of the universal use of Carbon
Oil, found in the unreasonable expense for Chimneys,
has been met and removed by the introduction of
'S CHIMNRYS.
The popuIari DITHRIDGR ty of these Chimneys has .indnef.d some
unprincipled persona to make use of our name and trade
marks,aad their reputation has been partially impaired
by the woz thle sane sa of spurious Chimneys sold atiours.
Parties who have beenannoya.2 with the cracking of
Bnte_gnilgass. Chimneys would do well to call and try the
X
We have appointed Messrs. PRRRINS at DRYDEN.
No. 102 South SECOND Street, Sole Agents for our
Chimneys in Philadelphia, from whom they lan be ob
tained in any quantity, at manufacturer's prices, with
the addition of freight.
B. D. DITHRIDGIL
FORT PITT GLASS WORKS,
lalfl-2m WASHINGTON St.. Pittsburg. Pmts.
MACKEREL, HERRING, STIA.D, &c.
bble • Nos. 1. 2, end 3 Mackerel.
late-caught Hat fish. in assorted pg.:drawee. •
Herrln &WO bbls. New Eastport, Fortune Bay,. and Halifax
2.300 lc
azes Lubec, Sealed; No. 1 Herrintg.
150 bbls. new Ness Shad.
250 boles Herkimer. county Cheese, ke.
' is store and for sale by MURPHY Is KOONS,
• 3a1.94f N0:146 NORTH WHARF'S&
MRS. JAMES BETTS' CV.T.KFIRATED -
SUPPORTERS FOR LADIKB.- •
he only Etnpporters 'ander eminent medical patron/in.
Ladles and phyaicians are respectfully requested to eall
only on Mrs. BETTS, at her residence. 1039 WALNUT
Street,Phila., (to *void counterfeits.) Thirty thousand
lava b
s have been advised by ttoAsDir/eletaZl to ngehe
State. co AS T h i n o lls i O a rl e tt=, and elgnatares, "'s
onalso the Supporters, with testinioniala. oel/1-tntr.id
JOSHUA T. OWEN, ATTORNNY i I
COTIBILLOR AT - LAW. AND • SoLlo,lTott 0)
aLuma oleos SIM F Stmt. near rearmuith
iAlblikolk. d.difel-Bm
*Bosse MA-LCOLM MAXNRILIOB
SPECTACLE STORVEO.-31(rEoldE
PIPTH &mat, below Sprat*.
PHILACELPHIA.
41. 1 / 4 r Gleesoi refitted to eon &Ilion. and all mamma
r•P*lac earga.ll, NA4 PromPux cikattd W. 404 a •
V11R.14,5.. 13, 'BRINLICY, • CO.,
...‘:Ao. 615:CHENFNIIT asill•GLM
Fum sParirci BALE OF BRIFUEI. FFENcI.
NAN. AND AMERICAN- DRY (mops. '''-
O.IIrTIIESDAY MORNING.
Fabruary OW at 10 o'olcar..on four ntoontaa.
603 packages and 'lota of fancy and staple dry 'm . ,.
DOMESTIC GtOoDWFOR. cAtu,
Also. a fall mortals:a of cotton and woolen danisti. k .
goods for gash.
jlonrlL.. m a irit ra t3;-ilg"-Otgejlo4.
LABOR POSITIVP, BMX OF GOO LOTS BM.'riga
F.;.=:pOIL'OBRIdAS,.A.riD A.ollllri CA a Day Goo,
`&d, THIS DAY.
CARD.—We indite the eani palticular attentiss
of dealers. to the valuable and strielmice assortment
British; French, German. and America:, dry good,
'ernbracirag.lloo packages . and - lets•of staple and fine;
articles, to be paten:lido/HY cold' by catalogue, on fear
months' credit and parr for cash. commencing Trifs
110101170 - . at 10 o'clock precisely. Or be continual
throughout the day without intapafselos.
I LARGE POSITIVE SALE OP' BRITISH . , PREECE_
GERMAN, AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We will hold's large sale of foreign and'domeittls dr t
goods, by catalogne.ona credit of four nrostim and pad
for cash,
THIS moßsirre.
Febr nary gib,. at 10 o'clock. embracing abont
Packages and' Joie of staple and fancy - articles In wool.
ens. 'worsteds, linens, silks, anc' cottons, to which w a
Invite the attention or dealers
N. B.—Samples of the same will be arranged for se.
animation, with cadaloeues, early on' the moralise . x t
sale, when dealers will And it to their Interest to
attend. •
LARGE SALE OF' FOREIGN AND' DOMESTIC DR; '
GOODS.
Included in our tale of THURSDAY, February Mt,
will be found the following, viz:
Sales brown an d bleached drills.
Bales heavy brownirleetings. -
Bales heavy broWn'shirithr r i s -
Cares super bleached musl .
Cases blearihed awkoolored corset jeans.
Castle checks and tit:kings. •
Cases a meand plaids ' .
Cases Kentucky jeans•and cottonsdee.'
Cases satinets TA I LOR IN G mas.
GOODS. -
A full assortment- black and col'd cloth, eassimeres.
doeskins, Italian cloth,. satin de chine. !Wage; .tc:
LINEN GOODS.
4,000 dczon linen cambric handkerchiefs. comprising
fall lines of gents' anddadtes' plain. hemstitched and
hemmed.
Also linen damatke,ehirting linent. drills and - dock.
Spanish linens, gic. ' • •
Also, for account of whom it . may con cern , as-In.
voice of linen table cloths.
WRITE GOODS.
Also a full: aseortment .cflaconets, canibriee, Swiss
and cheek mastitis.
Also silk ties, suspenders. sawing silk. shirts ant
drawers. travelling shirts, - baloioral and boon , ' Wins.
cavalry and infantry pantaProas. AG. Ac.
• BLACK BILK VELVET RIBBONS.
Included In our sale of Thursday. Feb. 9th. will hi
found- en invoice of No. Ito 20 St. ErtGCLIM black silk
velvet ribbons of a celebrated brand.
sell-ems
LARCH SPECIAL BA HOSIERY 000 DOZEN COTTOS
.
ON FRIDAY MORNING.
Febrnary 10, at 10 o'clock, will be sold about Io,oo]
dozen cotton hoiden , ' of a well-knrvn and favorite /oz.
portatlon. 'Also ge' g l o v esd ladies" Jonvin" blackawl
colored Pa rte kid for the best trade. -Mao adtt.
tarp gaantleta, buck gloves and mitts, &a , Sec.-
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF BOOTB,• RHOEL
BROGAISFLARMY GOODS. THAVSLLIGO BAGS. dio.,
ON TUESDAY MORNING,
Feb. 14th, at 10 o'clock, wW be sold, by catalogu4,
on four months' credit. about LBO packages bode,
shoes, brogans, cavalry boots. travelling bags. to.,
of city and eastern manufacture, embracing a fresh
and prime assortment of seasonable goode, which win
be open for examination, with catalogues. on the
morning of sale. •
13ANCOMIT & WA.RNOCK,
-A- TIORKES. 140 ALLEKEZ Street.
FIRST LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF AMERICAN . AID
IMPORTED DRY GOODS, LININ AND WRITE
000 DE, HOOP-SKIRTS, CORSETS. &c., &c.,
FOR SPRING OF 1865. by Catalogue.
ON WEDNESDAY
Feb. ]6th . commencing at 10 o'clock, COMptistyt
about- 5:0 lota new and desirable. goods salted to the
approaching Beason.
MTHOMAS t SONS,
• Nos. 139 and 141 South 701111TH area.
SALES OF STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE.
At the EXCHANGE. every TOESE9kY, at 12 o'clock
002 L
lir Handbills of each property issued separately,
and on the Saturday previous to each sale MOO utak.
to a phlet form, giving foil descriptions.
... w __FustNITITEE SALES at the daction Mors eyary
TH I.BDAY.
/W r- Part icu ees, &e.lar attention given to Sales at Prints
aldo:L
&lust Nos_ 199 and 14L South Fourth street.
SUPER/OR FURNITURE MAHOGANY Patio
FORTES
, MIRRORS, CHANDELIERS. LABOR
FIRE-PROOF SAFES, FINE
IN GAMUTS, dc .
THIS MORN G,
At 9 o'clock, at the auction store, superior (matter&
mahogany piano fortes. mirrors, chandeliers. sa e
Brust eta and other carpets, &c.
Alto. a large and superior fireproof safe, made by
Farrel & Herring.
Also, an invoice of patentSron trellises, for °masses.
tal a rounds.
TO PIANO MAXIMS AND °THIES.
Also,
THIS MORleroo, -
Lot of piano patterns, clamp% hand• screws, work.
bench, &c.
Administrator's Sale. No. 211 Wood Street
.ROUSEROLD FURNITURE.
ON FRIDAY MORNING.
10th inst.. at 10 o'clock. at No. 211 Wood street, tha
household furniture. carpets. Ike.
pIIILLP FORD & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
525 MARKET and. 522 COMMERCE Streets
POSITIVE SALE OF 1,500 OA.XIIB BOOTS, SHIM
BROGANS, BALMORALS, &c..
THIS DAY.
Felbruary9tn, commencing at lOo'clock. we will aril
by catalogue for cash, 1,6 W cases prime boots. snow,
brogans, balmorals. cavalry . boots. &c., from sit, and
Beater . manufacturers, exclusively consigned goods.
POSITIVE SALE OF 1.200 OASES BOOTS AND
13110132.
ON THURSDAY MORNING,
Feb. 13th, commencing at 10 o'clock precisely, we will
eell by catalogue, for cash, 1,200 cases prime boots,
shoes, brogans. balmorals,
_cavalry boots, Arc.. Ac,
from city and Eastern manufacturers; exclusively con
signed goods.
AUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
HOBSZS.
QuAßTranuannr. GENKILLL'S Opium
FIBST DinaMg /
WASIIINGTON CITY. January 93. /885.
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder.
at BALTIMORE. Md.. on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1855,
ONE HUNDRED AND FITT'S. GAVA.LEY
HORSES.
These Horses bare seen condemned as =At for Us
cavalry service Of the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bargain
may be had.
Horses sold singly o coce at 10 A. K. asi
will be held at vbilflps'Gov ern mentstables. eorner of
PAC& and GERMAN Streets.
• Terma-Cash, in United Elates currency.
JAMBS A. ERIN.
ia27-12t Col. In charge First Division Q. M. G. 0.
SHIPPING.
STEAM WEEKLY TO LI.
VERPOOL, tanchlng at QIJERASTOWS.
(Cork Harbor.) The well-known Steamers of the Lhii.
10001. New York. and Philadalphis. Steamship Comosal
(Inman Line), carrylni the 11. 8. Mails, are intended
sail As follows:
CITY OF CORK ....SATURDAY, Feb. IL
CITY OF LONDON SATURDAY, Feb. LL
LTNA SATURDAY, Feb D.
_,
and every imseeadisin Saturditylirfoon.. - trout Pie_ ti.
North Hirer.
•
NATIS Or PASSAGE
Payable i in Gold, or its equivalent in Carrensi.
ra.
GA.81N............50 00 5 QS... .-,...5}7 CO
I
do to London. —•B5 0/ do to London— 34 CO
do to Paris ...... 95 a) do to Paris . --:. 40 CO
do to Hamburg.. 93 93 do to Hamburg.. 57 JO
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen. 80.
terdam. Antwerp, hs., at equally low rates.
Faros from Liverpool or Queorustown: lid Cabin, eli
iSo, sled. Steerage from Liverpool or Qneenetown. OW-
Those who wish to.send for their friends can bar
tickets hers at these rates. _ . ._ _ _._
• • • •
For- further information &Apt,' at the CoMPUITI
Offices. JOHN O. DMA. Areat
fez-jZ Ui welostrr Street, Philade:phis.
j ealk BOSTON AND PHILADZIP
PHU amemsmr writ zligfrom
port Eatarrscirit wharf P
as
nt.rh i„al e nc L o J
The 'steamship SAXON, Capt. Matthews, will sail non
Philadelphia for Boston on &titular, Feb. 11th, at lu
A. hi, and steamship NORMAN. Capt. Raker. Cron
Boston for Philadelphia. on the same day at 41". M.
These new and substantial steamsblot form a Mal t :
line. selling from sash Dort penotaiLly on EsturdsrL
Inzenneee efetted et on•Aulfthe premium eland
on the yeeleia.
Freights taken at tab! rtion.
ghlgopers gra reoneated to send alp neealpt , agd
of Lading with their goods.
Yor Yrelght or YanetemTrirluicl
LAue aciomiudatlaall
SVPI t Y triSuE
3a1.2 7 11- o tt SS* South DI WARS Arouse
galk FOR NEW YORE.
___
- OUTSIDE LIRA.
Coder - ands sTwelltalite 00NPANY'd NEW
FREIGHT LINE FOB NS W YORK, and coanectint
for all Northern and Eastern 'MOO and New trleartz,
sailing every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
from the Comianaes wharf, that above Estee street, sal
NOW York, from Pier IL North river, on same days. at
. For freight, which will be repaired daffy, handled
i h= most careful manner, and delivered with tat
r
t despatch. at fair rates. &p 1Y to
WILLLAM J. TAYLCOR dr 00.
1110 North ltrahltigig.
traiTERFIELD'S OVERLAND
B
DISPATCH. • •
S. W. corner SIXTH and CASSIWUT
A THROUGH FENGItir LUTE
has been'established. prepared to receive all classes qf
Freight in the principal cities east of the MisrdssipP l
river. and to transport the same from point of shiPm? 3 :
• TO ALL POINTS irr
COLORADO, •IDAHO, UTAH.
AND MONTANA THRBITORLES,
ETON THROMM CKYETRACT RATES AND BILLS OP LADIS.7.
"Through Bates include ALL - CHABGES—Rallrfolf.
Transfer,. Storage,and Forwarding Commissions on r 34
Missouri river, and transportation npon the Plain':
thus enabling tr.. Shipper to obtain a THROUGH Cor:
TRACT for his freight for a distance of OVER THI:Sc
THOUSAND NILES, and relieving him from all raw ,c l '
sibilitles and anxieties incident to the past disorgaußth'
and irresponsible maim of Plains transportation. .
Our Agents in New York, Rcerton. Philadelphia, FatL r ;
burg. Chicago, St. Louis. and Burlington, lowa , a ',
prepared at all seasons to receive and obis+ at h,
LOWEST THROUGH TARIFF RATES.
Tide Company assumes ALL THE RESPONSIBIL I T I
of Losses, Damages, or Overcharge* on Freight whit ,
in transit from point of shipment to Vase of destination.
Tho New York office is In POSSOUSIOn of a MU :at at
TRACE BOOKS, showirut- the date of shipment, In;
time it passes the Mississippi river, is received at 3 "
'Moped from the Company's Warehouses at Atchlos
(Kaman), the character of the trill= El Sling EP= i M
Plains, the date it pat see Fort Kearney, arrives at
is received at destination, and the apparent mow
lion of the Wares along the entire route.
If Damages or Louse occur, Shippers IL id t, l .
In time to duplicate any Important portion of the nin,
ment. •
Them books are open for the inspection of oar ow
tomes at all times, and parties Chipping by this Lts ,
will be kept Informed by correspondence of the evro ,
condition of their eldpments.
Merchants and inning Men in the Territories order's(
Goods. should be partlcrular toiftrinstructions to mars
eases "Via BUTTERFIELD'S ORLARD DESPATCH.
Atchison. Kansas," and have them 'hipped under tic
Instructions of our Mental point of shipment.
• Letters of in in addressed to our °Hee at Aral"
SOIL Kansas; Igo. 1 VESEY Street. Astor Howl
Fork: or Southwest corner of SIXTH and CRES e, T°
Streets. Philadelphia, will be promtly and rell3 lo
11,1111Wered.r _ D. A. BU=ERF MEL Proprietor.
A.W SPALDDHG, General Agent, Dew York
WM. ID MOORE. Agent. lisidellohis.
THOMSON'S LONDON NITOII
- OR EUROPEAN RANGE. for hualliati
hotels. or public Insittintions. in TWENTY PIP
FERIBT SIZES. Also, Philadelphia Range&
Rot-air Furnaces; Portable Heaters. Lowdown Ofsie s t
Elreboard Stoves. Bath Boilers. Btewhole Plates, Broil
era. Cooking Stoves. etc.. at - Wholesale and retail. bi
the manufacturers.
__. , • -
CEASE. 'Mann', .4 TRONSOIf..
No. WO ff. SSCOISI2IIr , ,-"O'
...
ocl. srath6m
DENTISTRY. -DR. BASS
inserts ARTIFIGI&L METH o
Voicarate,. from $6 to. NG Teeth fillet 60 Ceptt
urvarde- Beg Sofirewses. Once. 5145 N
Street. below .4omum. iro1;410
r 0... EVANS & WATSON'S
SkLAKANDES SAFI
STORE.
- 16 soma pPHILADIoy 81:1110T.
A. large variety of 11113-1110 A 4 Bass gg °
hand.
At" SLEEPER'S 11. MANUFACTO R
Meassr STREET.
One door above Tenth.
OLD BYES MADE'
_ •
A l'am_ phlat,-dinis7 boo! "
to e•Au . .y. restore 81 t medic o l o.
riVe Speotsoles,` without old ofDoctor or „.
Best by Mail free o>. -roosivt of TIN OEMS. ^"
401-ishith32% 1140 DROADWAY, COW roa.-
/WOW
ALES.
E. B. FOOTE. 1%. D'°