- ;■._ '_„l, . - r , , ,/ 4 - - “ ' , » f , v '-• \ / . V J V r >: : :''r v- -"V ' ~ -. . . ~. •% , _ .... • ;■ :■ /l" : : . ‘ '“' :*; "■MI « * „** ■i ■■ • .• Umtca stated: Sec. 49. Andbe 'jt further en.ac.lti, That * ia ow . ne S ?E°n<r [or superintendent afore said, shall, m cnacthe c’rigiualenLrie.s re - qnijea W be made in his books by ibis act analt not have beon matle by himselfT sub* -J oin tothe oath or aGirmation of tho per w w J: om thoyj weremade tho following oath or affirpiation . ' 'I do swear (or affirnt)’iha|, to the best of \ ' “7 ond talief, the-falEi™ ", j _ odtruja aro -just andtrue, and that IhaVe "’*?”'***> S'" r, n S Tli°'».^ nd , 4 ' '‘Surthcrbutcted, That ic& ® n , abd after tho : .first, day, of August, i v •. , '• S' bundr ? d “ n ? B “*y-‘wo, there fhaU *i' , *** bee f>, la S“ beer, ale, porter, and other similar! fermented liquors, bv Whatever name such liquors , may bacnlled, wdiity of one dollar for each, and every '■V “trrel containing not more thab-.thirty-onc -f 4 ? 0 ?? tt “ a » n - s Jtho rata for anyother 'which fl ™£. ional Parts of a barrel,’ bo t 7? wed or- manufactured <* ?5,1“°?. d . . or "““ted for consniptronor -**»® V*dte4 States - or the Ter .«tv.*..W..V “^W.Utejeoi;'within, tbeDistriitot ' C°'“®bia after that, day j .-Whieb diity shall <•■ ' ■ v debt of *hs brewery orpremiscs in which 1 ;<<r-v £s**?*!■« ttqOoraShall bi jnhd* bnd *.. ; ?^ a U le paid at th£ time-of rendering the ••' ‘.'i'v, a,'r-Jwounts -of such] fermented [ liquors so Cbargeable With requi^Tto be , -- I*.**'-,' * bumf!r» n i pastsof a '. e • < • , 11,11 fes, qnarters. eighths, t , V"; ' ' ' na ony fractional part . i ’:i-. a.; 1 containing less than onc-aiiteenth shall bo "t t °° c .' B " lxt eenth; ' more than ono v J{^ t l f? ti i Bnd ootiOOyo'than one-eighth, N !*• . - “ al^bß ” c ““oted qne-eighthi !horelhan • --- „ , 3??Tf nnd not pore than one quarter," 4. , .- 1- * , shall bo accounted one.quarter; mere than , f one-qnartcr, and not more than dne-half, ... .... i>V" _ bo accoanted.ione-half: ; more'than +1- -V- . [" j " ‘~i£ . 51, Ani . lt $ atactic That’ s Ay, . y•• - , .-.v -- ®lcfyP?”° nw bo, unsaid firetday of An '"h ;t. T : B J™.% J'Ebttßn 'hnbdred- aind'eiity-two“ ' f \Ht' v* ••{WJ be or. oeenpant of aly V- i • \ . X b ™,75 r7 ?. r f >re ! nu “.i™ed<>rintended'totw St- ;v ‘-V'lpri*-.'.. -«°w° rthcd> S r f¥ ,S 8 0 ?.bro’'tng-or making xi . ‘-s- ;i: ,'± . -S'- toraemed liqnorsi.or who shalthav! •‘H’.. \* hV. *<-, ... - ?^, C mS renUSes Bode^ibiscontrol6r’snper i. -- as agen t for the owner or occn v•: .f. ■ : • . . i; ,*• Bhall bare ion hm psssrasion or 4fc"ia-i4j-; : '•» i -?.Lfe - «8f nt .<ir otherwise, shall, ;from day to day ■-H rL“°* e ‘o bo entered in a boot to IT- or , -'=*? hept by him for thatparpose, and which ,K 3 = - epert *t all times, except Sandaya *l».rising ana ■seftinguTtheinm t- ; of said hoUeotory who transompla thereof, the quantities of grain, ■*--“ : ®- ber -tcgctablo prodnstions - nrSib . .. .stances, pnt into the maeh tnb,*orollierwise .-« rf fcr r an° ° f Vicing beer, ...or, for any .ether purpose;and the ... quantify; w . number of bawefi and iraK bonal parts of .barrels,’of;; ferawn&d ~ " mada and 6oId ( or removed tar con i-..- jtttotat.' “feral hmda and description: and >'7- r - s^*/*? d P r ?° J , H d Collector;,on the first Blcb “ on ‘b in; the year,, oriwithin ■ B ,iS er ?? fU!,, i “Ig'f'ral .vWntrng, taken from hig books, ofthp qana - , ££,“ ° r ST 1 " 1 ’ or d,bor regetable prodno ?ttbsUncfs> pntinto tfieinash ■ l U A or , oU ’ ’“ed for. the purpose of - be . e . r * : or for ony otherpnrpose. SSJiwS’rll"“/“““bcrofVtTe’snnd P?rts .of barrels of eachkind of fomsnted. liquors madq ;andf sold, pr re mosed for constunptiqn or. salerfor ono > month and shatrverify J bI Hl boo “? and general accounts, an oath or affirmahon, : tO: be ,taken before the col- Jcetor or some officer ! authorized by tho lawa.of (he. State to administerithe .same according to the fonn required by fhia act; cnight .to. be. paid, on the ; liqnor raade and . sald, nTemaved for. consumption .or sale, , *M m Oia md-aeeooiifs mentfoMd/vt'ae A ct.rendenng tho aeeondf 'thbreSf. as aforesaid.. Bat where the mannlioffierof gyjgS be * r ’ n °li r P Ie < mannlidtOTes '“• b4m ®. one collection;district, and ewno or hirer a depot cr'warohoasefor “he storage and salo of snchbeor, - lageii beer' - “^*«“ o *l>«colloctibadisl ri c^^ r dietril-L^” 8,0 the eonoetwn of the 1 S Jilt . saroe was manofactatcd Ihi duties chargeable thereon; present to * Z\T l^ r ° r hi " de P at y a n invoice of * °/ D ”? b * r of ba rre' l,ab eii‘ ,/ > . 10 removed for the 'purpose of storage , , and saie, specifyiDg in such invoice, .with "“°.“ bto ccrwmtyr, the depot or ware. ‘t- C Jons* in which he intende to..placnsm* . beer, lager beer, or ale j and therenponsach caliMtor or deputy shall endorse wsnob ' Permission for sachrcoiovni, ' nmj«hallßt tho same time transmit to the eolleo.orof the district in which saeh depot ; or warehoase is situated at di£l&Ste of sS ■ - C *i“ nd , tbcr “ ft «ri‘bit | mahuraeturer *>■. * ' Sc J er ’ I ? scr boer. dr.ile+soreaihved shall render the Same.aecbunt ond pay the -- sahJecl to tle samo penalties ajifthe beer, lager ■ '.. P*PT' So removed had been .removed ' - Tn.'rw„ distHirt. - zr it. Bitima-«lWrttttf - , may presentm each rules as ho ■ may deem *>f, necessary for the purpose, of camdig the *»' .- propitious of this section into effect:’: i”. ' " v Sec. 52, A red be « faiaif ehictci^Tbni - “ 0,0 Wiki required to , , on . , of 1 aad . c - T cry.month, or Within ten days thereaftes.bo- verifieSby the oath ofuffirmnuon, to bo said, of the Pcroon .or pereons by whom . . snch entries ahaU -lmvejbien mlide, which t, oath or"affirmation, shall becortified 'af the <V end of eqch entries J by the'coljecter or ' officeradgufllstenag^ i * : * < X ■> ■» f 1 1 * 11? ; i . / *1 • •->•,• - ? J *>: -*•> v *Jf; ;■ v *f " * 4?if* «'• ''»■* i: '*• *ft V.V.'?’**’ ■"'•■!i:- •■•w -ifi-i ,$ : : *:•. :+’.; • ■;’-v^,.■^4. ~ ‘., .v.x Mi}> jhi*,-,' *.’.■■•■>• 1 ;': 4': •£'? ': -V- >*■ y i? ;'i\’ <: ! '.,t ,:; c '■>'•?* ’ •+-:•.• •.'•■‘"'■v'” >;....... •a 4ju- > ; ~. -?.-. *-Sl ‘ *• ’ ** : H‘ ,■'■•'•& : : ¥l^.. * •;<;»*»*’, * ’«* «% ,&* W'; •rt.V-« Vtf-' ~*%* . ■;•*.<%.■!: v. ♦ vJ< Il*‘A I .'! s’l"--• MU I**?,»; .t%-3 '**Ms•iiJ4sX , . T <r s «I l*r ,< Jfc.32£J\vT-<« A 1 &• )*': &f3>v»s. '&! K v V3£ 1 £ [► fvsHrt.'' *)•';+>■ V* '. : --f-rJ <:&> ’t'V’ 4 - *j r 1 ." .7'*- . '!, ':d ■5: :'i ; ’ ; :\ v •: : "‘ - ,v'l U (--'; : r: .*■.; . i’ . i ’’ ’ 5$ :>i !■;!» - ' ' ; : : 'J k, be,totabttanee,+tMlm,f: , ’the diotriotthonmonnt ashmiS,'°„ f “ r m,1 1 b «t net excluding drugs, '«<»» 1»™, That no license pro < - *■ ■■ :*r do nwear {or'af&tf tli.l A, fole . nicdiclne. cigan, snuff, or tobacco,) shSli c "r»'Vn one State shall bo hold to authoriio <* . W ' goingenirles wertmad. by me on the ro- ehall.meko out and deliver retail dealcrondordii,!not •c‘l»>>“l°na m another State, and lint one ■ , - specie day* specified, pndtlatitltejistatiy *ooh trad* errocoup'atiOn' -iihiek li!™« v i 'VM ea * la de*lcrsflhallpsjfiriydollaiD l,c c”ro shall bp required under this act to "1 ?L aeeoriJiijg to tJelxstof myjEnowledgO'aila shall continue in Jorce for !mo war.i <“««!> lw»ni». Every person whoso busi. 2! ‘ onzo exhibitions within any one r " Vmtoj- *f*rtSenU!4 pte.M-prtalMgd«erlbrfthoSr n«s or occupation isle sell, or offer to sell, 8l ?‘ c „ „ • - Uqantmu bwwotlHWiairtirsa. iha'oold '..'’804. 59 Wiyfri&ajP^r-r- : «h. \ roc, / ,c ' 1 ' „® r «v- goods, wares, or wori ■ 2 , 0 . i Bowling alley. and billiard room, ■ „ » i&0-*»«»«*,tHtted chandisq of foreign or domestic production, S,l »l*W according to tho numbor of alleys St " ‘ \ W, - oonolyof w^? by one or more original piokogo or piece ° r tables belonging to or used lu tho buihl ! ‘ 7i ■' 8«c. ga. 4«d it t( further tnatU±llh*L at onoUme, to tho tame purchaser, not In. <"gor place lo he l.eenaed When not o*. • 1 % on of which trade « b^fni. 0r , etT V iß e C M D .« "‘ncscplrUmms or malt liqnore, «cdin K one nlloy or table, five dollars foi v 1 w said, shall,la c*M the niijfttal Untried rt£ required by this a?t -i.nl. , ? jicenseis shall be deemed 0 wholesale dealer under each license, and when crowding ono • ' p~ qnlred to be made in tils book, shell ,not mchlicwtoia is t w kln *. this act ! *>“«i having taken out a liconso “Hey ®r table, fivo dollars for each addl , , • % hare been H)Mo ky hitaelf.wyoln hX r.h^tt^SforL^Jr r^[liTOi *? » "holaule dealer, such person nay alley or table. Erery plaeo or build ; ■ \ .I-"' - aSEFSSB&SI jf&SSSSBeS SE ' ■ • ws™KS£fflf , ,“?SL? , T ..k : . r W '- .c' * ' - .1," - -IBM wholesale and retail dealer* hatldg *r-- ;•■:.- -v..; 1 ;-.-- ..v/Vir---- -. ,; .-••-! ' -" ■ % ■■ * * •** *•*«.<>•' Ilf -Laws of the united states,'*;^ ' y ' ,x ** r * Patted <tt it*) Second Suacn o/ ihe ThiTtu^ tk 1 ?" ••■• .■■• ~ ttvenih Conorau. . - j£~. *1 ’V „ . ’s*74' '..V' - '.' r'- "3- - : 4 rf !; „ [Pcraic-rlfo. Sj~~OonUnuedi from .Fridou Morning * Gazette of (he 18«i.] * ■ See, And be if ftfnhrr eMeW.That _ tbs entries made in tho.hooks of the dis - l>llerrepaired to 1m kept in the forgo to e z.- - ° tt U^}’ tCntb ’ mi A ' Wiiiin five daja ,thcreafter, be* vorified'bv *»*-!' . persona bv whom f\~ - "Ml lave Veen ma£ffi % l - enrt„°r.^ mai 'J n sha » >«= C«U6ed ntlhe - '' - eer I Jm- tC V“ triM b * lh « collector, or offi! . 1 ; j Br < ~ miniBt vW , i)K thessmo, nndaholl be, ?• * ‘ '‘t ns fellows- “I do Bwear for ' ** V bSm^o^tho bSforeg '’ !aBealr ' Di, '" !n,ra!ldo I':- * - t tho? 1 (K° : ‘ h . sp?ctl ' ,e da J» specified, and, •-S . :■ - *l** M«Vtar to . the ixssfof V bcUcS ilio whole quan-l *t - " l r orepiruuous liquors distilled and sold. ► v - S*^? 0Te ® far or flale, at the \z r -' ' distillery bwn6d:by— : —in tho county of 1 -- • —*> amounting gallons, .accord ing tQ proof - nbed by the la^ rv*r-' -v "" <■ ... *e£?ys-7 : ' r *ii -.., .--i' ■a fr. tfe~' ■ * r £ -i v ;•■£ •. • ;j> ,v ; j.'- •A"'" 4i * & >’ j £ Law,. OFFICIAL. laws of the _Sec, 00. And be it further enacted, That m_alJ eases m which (he dulies’afore tn «lJml “ b u oa spmtaoaa liqaora d| 3 . or d k d ’ rem ° Tcti f »r consumption ofw 1 ’• lager beer, ahyporterfand hl orid “.‘.“l,'' ,-'™ 0 ' 11 " 11 '' 1 ' 10 ” Bhall not be paid atlhetime of rendering the account ■or i * oBame . aß .herein required, the person therewith shall pay, L™; '.," P" c S tttum on the amount thereof; and, until such duties, with such »ma- ,on '" h i- bc i they'shall he and a l'«n.vupon|the distillery where each hqnora have been ;dietillcd, or the brewery Where each! liquors have beon Rn?l W olt d ? P °? the | slil| 5, boilers, vats, and all other implements thereto belonging until the somo shall hate' been paid: and I , n “ s ® of refusal or neglect to pay said d r. tle r£ ,Tlth tho ot)tiit ;on, within ten days i “, f er “o .same shall haye beejme payable ! the amount thereof may be recovered bf distraint and sale, of the goods, chatties, ■J?^nV°lf- 0 . add, in case of such distraint, it shall bo the duty of the - officer charged with the collection to make, or cause to be made, an account of the goods chattels, ior.effects which may be dmtramed, a copy Of which, sighed.’ by the mkl,lgS ”k a “ tTa . int > shall be left with the owner or possessor of sttch goods, S- C3 ’ or . «*»•?.: “t his, her; or their dwelling,.withanoto of thosum demanded and and place of sale; and said officer, shall forthwith cause a notification to bo published m borne newspaper; if ;anv therejbe, within the county, and pnbiicly, posted np at the post office nearest to the Sblwmfs- °. f . the . Person whose . property shall be distrained, or at the court-house of the I same county, if not . more than ten miles distant, which notice shall specify the nrticlea distrained, and tho time and place proposed for.lho sale thereof, which time shall not bo less than ten I days from the -flatoafsuoh notification, and the place pro posed for sale not more than five miles dis tant, from, the place of mating euch dis- That in ■ every case of distraint for the payment of the duties nronisaid.the goods; chattels, a* effects bo distrained may and shall be restored to the* owner or possessor if, prior to the sale thereof, payment or. tender-tbereof shall be made to tho proper officer charged With the Collection; of tho-foil arnbdnt demanded together with ench fee for leVymg and ad vertising,; and such sum. for the necessary and reasonable expenses of removing and keeping tho goods, chattels; and effects so distrained as may bo allowed in liko eases by tho laws or practice of the State ,or Territory wherom the, district shall have been n>aae;.but in case of: non-payment, or neglect to tender as aforesaid, the said officcr shail .proceed to sell tho said goods, chattels, and effects at public auctionf after due notice of tho nimo and place of silo and may and shall retain from the proceeds or such sale tho amount dcmandable for the use of the United Stales, with the said necessary and reasonable expenses of said distraint and. sale, as aforesaid, and a commission of fivo per icoatam thereon for his own use; rendering the overplus, if any there be, to the person whoso goods. Chattels, and effects shall have been dis trained. ■- ' - , > ■ Snc.- 56. And be it junker enacted, That pereon licensed as aforesaid to dis till spirituous liquors, or licensed as a ! brewer, once in effch month, npon the request or the assessor lor assistant asses district in which his business as a distiller or brewer may be carried oh, | furnish tbe said assessor or assistant assessor with lan abstract of the ontnes npon his hooks,I herein previdod to .be made, showing tho amount or spirituous liqnor distilled and sold, or removed for I consumption or sale, or if been lager beer, .ale;porter, or other fermented liquor made and Bold, or removed for consumption or sale, daring tho preceding month, respect ively ; the.truth and correctness of_thc ab stract shall be verified; by the oath of the party so furnishing the same. And the said assessor of assistant assessor shall j have the right to examine the books of such person for Hue purpose of ascertaining tho correctness of such abstract. And for any.neglect to famish suoh abstract when requested, or /efusal to furnish an exam ination of the books as afpresaid, tbe pori pon so neglecing shall forfeit the sum of tiro hundred dollars. 1 . ' . . .7 UCESSES. . Sec. it And be it further enacted. That from and after the first day of August, eighteen hundredamf sixty-two, nopereon, khalf'S 10 ” lor corporation, shall be engaged in, prosecute, ; or carry on euhor -of the trades or twcuphUmsTLn inm d n m S '“ loa sUty-four of this not, ontil he.or they shall have obtained a l“ lnner hereinafter enacted, That 'of persons partii nership, or corporation, desiring to obtain nflcense to engage in any off the tradoo or occupations named in thef sixty-foarth soo tion of this act,; shall ’register with the a^ * f^ibb-h , E eSB T district to which he shall design to carry on ouch 'w or occupation-first, his or their a " <lio . CBS o of an assoeio tion or partnership,. tho names; of the sev eral persons constituting such association second, the, trpdo ormccupatloh Tor which •mrnffSS* desired; third, theploco whore |;Buch trade or occupation is fo^bo' carried '- I ' S - ***** number of dea Jgt>s lo rectify ;if 'a peddler, 'jSSte;,;.s # : to.travel on foot, or “' .“orejiofsesi if onjiin- the yearly .rontal of, the honsoand bo occupied for said purpose, Muistant-nssMsor S »< , “o' ; ;AU ; of Whichfoctm Sw.hj ? Jit i th f MMSwrand collector and Uerenpon, upon 'aov-’ ment lq tho collector or def- •- ctilec<* J * «SMI or vessehi used in making ferment. - neglect rcDortnf k lrUe citr/and ’ doit'-iny' tod l °* *f>& BUiSd ,n * B ;b y •«» «8t «. s)t»Ufo>w' the lirtnnTTi 6 «^ei ,UC^: *°^ ect or - re^ all Md T .K» 5‘ P rita ? afle b ? <«■ foe him, ■ Uie veaaeis used in making the seU t,f“i dUle ,? li . Us ' *•“«$ sndblher vis sum *v <Jl s tiH,lfion > together with the Bum offive.hundred dollars, to be recovered .with costs of suit;: which said liquors or -?‘ rl tS| :j»‘tli;tlio, vessels containing the ? atue i with all the Bessels used in making .thesame, may- be seized by any collector of internal duties, and held by him until a decision shall be made thereon acconJinc to That ■ such seizure be made vrithm thirty days after the cauSe for the same may havo; occurred, and that pro ceedings to enforce said forfeiture shall have been ,_commeucod< by such collector mthm twenty days after tho seizure there- Of. And the proceedings to enforce said forfeiture Of said property shall bo in the nature-of a proceeding in rem, in the S.» C r° r .. d ' al . r -‘ C 1 t ■ court of the United f»e^t r ° r h - e d,strl S l , whe ™ »»cb seizure is tnade, or rn any other court of com™ tent jurisdiction.' • [ K Sec. 60. And Ut a further enacted. That in every license to be taken out under or by authority of this flCtehailbUconUine.! and tel'fonh tho purpose, trade; or busine E ß for which-such license is: granted,’and the true name and place o f abode of’the per son or persons taking out the same; if for a rectifier, the quantity of spirits auillor ized to be rectified; if by : a peddler whether .authorized,.to travel; on foot or with one, or-two, nr moro horses, th'elime for which such license is to run, and the true date or time of granting such license and except in the case of auotiouers and peddlers) tho place at which the trade or business for which such license is granted shall be carried on; Prodded, That nli cense granted under this act shall not au thorize tho person or persoos, association or corporation mentioned therein, to crer CISC or carry-on the trade or business spec ified insuch license in any other place than tharmentioned therein, but nothing herein contained shall prohibit the storage of goods, wares, or , merchandise in other places than tlie place; of business. Sec. Cl. Aid he it further enacted, 'That in every case where rnirq than one of ihc pursuits, employments, or occupation, here inafter described, shall bo pursued or car ried on m tho same place by the same per son at the same time, ezeept ns therein mentioned, he**' * • . , —“ ecl . license must bo 'taken out for severally prc- Soc. 62. And be it further enacted, That “°,‘. uc , l . ioIlMr ehall be/authorized by virtue or ms license as Buch auctioneer to sell any goods orolher property ai private sitlo: and 'lfanysuoh person shall sellany snob goods or commodities, aaaforesaid, otherwise than ■by auction, without having taken out such license as-aforesaid for that purpose, ho or she Shall bo sulyect and liable to thb pen alty in that behalf imposed upon persons dealing m or retailing, trading, or selling any such goods or commodities without license, notwithstanding any license to him or her before granted, as aforesaid, for the purpose of oxeroising ;or carrying on the trade or business of .on auctioneer, or sell ing any goods chattels, lands, tenements pr hereditaments by (auction, anythin* herein contained to the contrary notwith standing: Provided, always, That where such goods or commodities as aforesaid are the property of any'person or persons duly licensed to .deal in or retail, or trado in, or sell the same, such person or persons hav ing made lawful <mtiy of bis, her, or their nouse or premises for such purpose, it shali and may be lawful for any person exer cising or carrying on; the trade or busi ness of an auctioneer, or selling any goods or chattels, lands, tenements, heredita ments, by auction as aforesaid, being duly .licensed for that purpose, to sell such goods or commodities as aforesaid, at auction, for and on behalf of such person or per sons, and" upon bis, her, or their entered house or premises, without staking out a separate license for such sale. The provi sions,, of this section shall not apply to judicial or execulivo officers making auc lion sales by virtue or any judgment or decree of any court, nor public sales made by executors and administrators. Sec. 63 And be it Jurther enacted, That upon the death of any person or persons licensed under or by virtue of this a<* or upon the removal of any such persou or P® 1 ?® 08 fro* ll the house or premises at which he* she, or they were authorised by such license to exercise or carry on the trade or business mentioned in such li cense, it ah nil and may ;be lawful for the person or persons authorized to grant li censes to authorize and empower, by in dorsement on each license, or otherwise, as the Commissioner, of Internal Revenue shall direct, tho executors or administrators, or tho wife or child of such deceased per son,. or: tho assignee or assigns of sacb person or person's so removing as aforesaid who shall be possessed-of:and occupy the house or premises before used for sach pur pose as. aforesaid, in like: manner td exer cise or carry on the same trade or business mentioned in such license, in or upon the same house or premises.at which sack per son or persons as aforesaid deceased, or re moving- as before mentioned, by vir tue of such license to hiim, her, or them, in that behalf .granted, toforo exercised or carried on such trade of business for or during the residue of the term for which such licenso was originally granted with out taking out any fresh; license or pay ment of any additional doty, or any fee thereuponforthe residue of such term, and until-expiration thereof: Provided, always. That a freshentry of the premises at which such trade or business shall continue to be so exercised or carried on as aforesaid shall thereupon be made by and in tho name or names of the person or persons to whom such authority as aforesaid shall be granted. Sec. M. And be it Jurther enacted, That on and after the first day of August eigh teen hundred and ebty-two, for each li cense granted the sum herewith stated shall* be respectively and annually paid. Any number of persons carrying on .such business in copartneship may transact such business at such place under such license, and not otherwise. . 1. Bankers shall pay one hundred dol- Jars for each license. Every poison shall bo deemed a banker within the meaning of this act who keeps a place of bnsinees Where credits are open in favor or sny per son firm, or corporation, by the deposite or collection of money or currency, nnd the same, or any pari thereof, shall be paid out or remitted upon the draft, check, or order of such croditor, but not to include incorporated banks legally nuikorized to tssne notes as circulation, nor agents for the sale of merchandise for account of pro ducers or manufacturers. I , 2 - Auctioneers shsil pay twenty dollars for coca license. Everysperson shall be J deemed an auctioneer within the meaning i °> *l*l* *>t whose occupation it is to offer properly for sale to the highest or best bidder. < 3. Wholesslo dealers in liquors of any and every description, including distlllod spirits, fermented liquors, anil wines of all , kinds, shall pay one hundred dollars for r f“ ch ,““»»• Every person, other than ( tho distiller, or brewer, who shall soli or t offer for sale any euch liquors or wines in quantities of more thnn three gallons at one time, to the seme purchaser, shall be regarded os a wholesale dealer in liquors I within tho meaning of this qj:(- i p**" ll .dealers in liquors, including distilled spirits, fermented liquors, and Wines of every description, shall pay | twenty , dollars for each license. Every j person whoshsll soli, or offer for sale, such" I Jiquors in less quantities than three ial one tin ‘ D > <« lie eahie purchaser, shall; be regarded as a retail dealer ill liquors under this act. .But this shall not authorizo any spirits,! liquors, wines or malt liquor* to be drankon the premises. o. Itolail dealers shall pay; ten dollars Jbr;. each license. Every person whose business or occupation is to sell or offer to pril groceries, or any goods svircs, or mer chandise, of foreign or domestic production in less quantities than a- while original .plena or pnekago at one lime,! to tho same peraon,(nof;iiicluding: wlnes, spirituous or \ 8. Rectifiers shall pay; twenty-five dol - 'MS «* eadr license; to rectify, apy quan- i - *P’ rilo ' lS ejcMding.fiTe ' nnndred 'Kirrels or casks, containing not ' niore tha n forty gallons io- each barrel or cask of liquor so Rectified;, and twenty-five dollars additional for each additional five hundred such barrels, or: any fractional partthereof. Everyjperson who rectifies, purifies, or refines spiritnoos liquors or wines by any process, or mixes distilled apiriis, brandy, gin or wine/with any other materials for sale under the name ot ghiskey, rum, brandy, gin, wine, or any oilier name or names, .shall be re gurded as a rectifier undor.this acL J : f? 18tmers shall pay fifty dollars for each license, and every person or copart nership who distills or mabufaetures spir ltuous liquors for sale shall be deemed a | distiller under this act: ft-ovided, That ! ttn * P cr aon or copartnership distilliuc or manufacturing leas than tbr«« hundred barrels per yearlshall pay .twenty five dol lars fora license -.And proved further that no hcense'shail be required for iny still, stills, or other apparatus used by druggests and chemists for the recovery of alcohol for pharmaceutical and chemical purposes which has been used in ibosn processes: And provided further, That dis tillers of apples and jieaches, distill*- _ *.* . . , tiding or manufacturing less than one hundred and fifty barrels per jear from tho Bam*, shall pay twelve ami otfe half dollars forali oenso for that purpose, and for h greater quantity as oiiictj distillers. : 10. Brewer, .shall pay fifty dollars lor each license. Every person who mail-, tacturea fermented liquors of any name or. description, for sale, for malt, wholly or in part, shall be deemed a brewer under this act: Provided, That any person who man ufactures less than five hundred barrels per year shall pay the sura of twenty-fire i dollars for a license. 11. Hotels, inns, and taverns shall be ' classified and rated according to ibe year ly rental, or, if not rented, according to ‘ho estimated yoarly rental of tho house and property intended to be occupied for said purposes, ns follows to wit: AU cases' where the rent or the valuation of the yearly rental of said houso and property shall be ten thousand dollars or more shall constitute the first class, and shall pay two hundred dollars on each license; where 'I ,T ent ° r T »>“»t>on of the yoarly renlal shall be five thousand dollars and less than ten thousand dollars, the second class, and shall pay one hundred dollars for eaoh li cense ; where the rent or the valuation of the yearly rental shall bo twenty.five hun dred dollars and less than five thousand dollars, the third class, and shall pay sev enty-five dollars for eaoh license: where Iho rent or the valuation of the yearly rental shall he one thousand dollars and less than.twenty-five hundred dollais, tho fourth class, and shall pay fifty dollars for. each license; whore the rent or the valua tion of th# yearly rental shall be five hun dred dollars and less than one thousand dollars, the fifth class; and shall nav twenty.five dollars for each liceusc ; where the rent or the valuation of the yearly ren tal shall be three hundred dollars »ud less than fire hundred dollars, the siith class, and shall pay fifteen' dollars for each lil cense; where the rent or the valuation of the yoarly rental shall be one hundred dollars, tho seventh class, and shall pay ten dollars for each license; where tho rent or tho valuation of the yearly rental shall bo less than one hundred dollars, tho eighth class, shall pay five dollani for each license fcveiy place whore- food and lodging are provided for and furnished to travellers and sojourners, in view of payment therefor, shall bo regarded as a hotel, inn, or tavern under this act. All steamers and vcssela upon Valors of tho United States, on board of which passengora or travellers are pro- Tided.with food or lodging, shnll be re quired to I alto out a liccnso of tho fifth class, nj aforesaid, under this act. Tho rental fior estimated rental shnll be filed and eslablished by tho assessor of the pro per district at its proper Value, but at not less than'tho actual rent agreed on by tho parties: Trended, That if there bo any fraud or collusion in tho return of actual rent to the ossessor, there shall be a pen ally equal to double the amount of licenses required by this section, U> be collected as othor penalties under this act are collected 12. Eating-houses shall pay ten dollars for each license. Every place where food - or refreshments of any kitid are provided for casual visitors and sold for consump tion therein, shall be regarded ns an eat ing-house under this act. but (lie keeper of any eating-bouso having'taken out a li- 1 cense therefor shall not be required to take i out a license as a confectioner, anything in I ibis act contrary notwithstanding. 11. Brokers shnll-pay fifty dollars for each license. Any person whose business ib lo purchase nr sell stocks, coined money hank notes, or othor securities for ihcrni solves or others, or who dealsiin exchanges relating to money, shall hi'regarded a broker under this act, 1-1. Commercial brokers sfiali pay fifty dollars for each license. Any person or firm, except ono holding n license as wholesale dcaioror banker, whoso business it is, as tho agent of others, to pnrohsse or sell goods, or seek orders therefor, in orig inal or unbroken packagos or produce, or to manage business matters for the owners of vessels, or for tho shippers or consignors oC freight carried by vessels; or whoso busi ness it is to purchase, rent, or sell real es tate for others, shall be regarded a com mercial broker under this ncL 10. hand warrant brokers shall pay twcuty.flvo dollars for each license. Any person shall bo regarded as a land warrant broker within the meaning; of this act who makes a business of buying and sell ing land warrants, and of furnishing them to settlers or other persons under contracts to liavo liens upon the land procured by means of them according to , tho value agreed on for tho warrants a t tha timo they are furnished. US. Tobacconists shall pay Ibn dollars for each license. Any person whose busi ness it is to sell, at retail, Cigars, snuff, or tobacco in any form, shall. be regarded a tobacconist undor this act. Butjwholesale and retail dealers, and keepers jof hotels, inns, taverns, having taken outjndiccnsc therefor, shall not bo required to take out a liccnso as tobacconists, aiiy thing in this ncuo the contrary notwithstanding. 17. Theatres shall pay olio hundred dol lars forcaoh license. Every edificoorected for- the purposo of 'dramatic or, operatic representations, plays, or performances, and not including halls rented or liscd oc casionally for concerts or thoatrioal .repre sentations, shall bs regarded as a theatre under Ibis act. !d. Circusscs shall pay fifty dollars for each license. Every building, tent,Apace, or area where feats of horsemanship or acrobatic sports nro exhibited, slinll bo re. g irded a* a circus undor this act; JO. Jugglers shnll pay for each license twenty dollars. Every portion Who per forms by slight of hand shall bo regiirdod ns aljtigglor under lids not.! The proprio tors.or agents of. all other public exhibit lons or shows for raonoy, not enumerated •bis section, shall pay for each liccnso taken out- a license therefor, shall not be required to take out a license as confec aS^^thisacttothecontw: 52. Horse dealers shall pay for each li cease the sum of ten dollars. Any per son Whose business it is to buy and sell horses ormules shall be regarded a horse dealer under this act: ProtiiaL That if such horse dealer shall 'hare taken out a a license os a livery stablo keeper, no'now license shall be required. ' ' ' \ • M 3 ' L i. very stable keepers shall pay ten dollars for each license. Any person whose occupation or business is to keep horses for hire or to let shall be regarded ns a livery stable keepers under this not. 24. Cuttle brokers .shall pay for each li cense the sum of ten dollars. Any iperson whose business it is to buy and sell and deal in,cattle, hogs, or sheep, sball'be con sidered as cattle brokers. 25. Tallow-chandlers and soap-makers shall pay for each license the sum of ten dollars. Any person whose business, it is to make or manufacture candles or soap shall be regarded a tallow-chandler and. soap-maker under this act. 25. Coal-oil distillers shall pay for each license the sum of fifty dollars. Any per son who shall refine, produce, or distill crude petroleum or rook oil, or crude'coal oil, or crude made of asphaltum, Bhale, peat, or other bituminous Bubstances, shall be regarded a coal oil distiller under this dot. 27. be classified and rate 3 as follows, to wit: wherSTtravelling with more than two horses, the first class, shall P & 7 twenty dollars for each license; when travelling with two horses, the second class, shall pay fifteen dollars for each license; when travelling with one horse the third olass, shall pay ten dollars for each license y when travelling on foot, the foorth class, and shall pay five dollars for each license. Any person, except persons peddling newspapers, bibles, or religious tracts, who sells or offers to sell, at retail, goods, wares, or other commodities, trav elling from place to place, in the street, or through different parts of the country, shall be regarded a peddler under this act : Provided, That any peddler who sells, or offers to sell, dry goods, foreign anddomes tic, by ono or more original packages or , pieces, at one time, to the same person or persons, as aforesaid, shall pay fifty dol lars for each liccnso. And . any person I who peddles jewelry shall pay twenty-five fdollars for each^license: Provided , That j manufacturers and producers of agricul tural tools and implements, garden seeds stoves, and hollow ware, brooms, wooden ware, and powder, delivering and selling at wholesale any of said artioles by them selves or their authorized agent at places other than the plate of manufacture, shall not be required, for any sale thus made, to taio any additional license therefor. 28. Apothecaries shall pay ten dollars for each license. Every person who keeps a shop or building whore medioines are compounded or prepared according to pre scriptions of physioians, and sold, shall bo regarded an apothecary under this net. But wholesale and retail dealers, who have taken ont a liccnso therefor, shall not bo required to take outalicenseas apothecary, any thing in this act to tha contrary not withstanding. 20.'ilanufaothrers shall pay ten dollars for each license. Any person or persons, firms, companies, or corporations, who shall manufacture by hand or machinery, and offer for sale, any goods, wares, or mer chandise, exceeding annually the sum of one thousand dollars, shall be regarded a manufacturer under this sot. 30. Photographers shall pay ten doliara for each license when the receipts do not exceed five hundred dollars; when over five hundred dollars, and under one thou sand dollars, fifteen dollars; when over one thousand dollars, twenty-fivo dollars. Any person or persons who make for sale, photographs, ambretypes, daguerreotypes, or pictures on glam, metal, or paper, by the action of light, shall bo regarded a photographer under this act. 3 '- lawyers shell pay ten dollars for each license. Every person whose busi ness it is, for fco or reward, to prosecute or defend causes in any court or record or other judicial tribunal of the United Suites or of any of the States, or give advice in relation to causes or matters pending there in shall be deemed to be a lawyer within the meaning of this act -32. Physicians, sngeons, anil dentists shall pay ten dollars for each license. Erery person (exoept apothecaries) whose business ills, for fee and reward, to pre scribe remedies.or perform surgical, opera tions for the cure of any bodily disease or ailing, shall he deemed a physician, sur geon, or dentist, ns the case may be, with in the meaning of this act, 33. Claim agente and agents for pro curing patents shall pay ten dollars for each license. Erery person whose busi ness it is to prosecute claims in any of the trecutive Departments of the Federal Gov ernment, or procure patents, shall be deem ed a claim or patent agent, as the case may be, under this act. Bec. G 5. And be it further enacted, That where the annual gross receipts or sales of any apothecaries, confectioners, eating houses, tobacconists, or retail dealers, shall not exceed the sum of one thousand dol lars, such apothecaries, confectioners, eat mg-houßes, and retail dealers shall not be required to take out or pay for license; nny llitng m this act to the Contrary nothwith standing; the amount or estimated amount of such annual sales to bo ascertained or estimated in eueh manner as the Com missioner or Internal Revenue shall pre scribe, and so of all other annual sales or receipts, whore the rate of the licenso is graduated by (ho amount of sales or receipts. j Sec. Cfi. And be it further enacted. That nothing Contained in the preceding sec l‘°““ this act, lying duties on licenses, shall to construed to require a license for tho sale of goods, wares, and merchandise made or produced and sold by (ho manu facturer or producer at tho manufactory or placo where the aame lo made or produced; to vintners-who sell, at the place whore ■iho same is made, wine of thoir own growth; nor to apothecaries, ns to wines or spirituous liquors, whloh they use exclu sive yiu the preparation or making up of medioines for siok, lame, or diseased per sons; nor shall thoprovisions of paragraph number twenty-seven extend !o physicians who keep on hand medicines solely for tho K2T “'‘king up ihelrown prescrip, tions for their own patients, ' r 800. 07. And be it further enacted,. That no license, hereinbeforei.provided for, If granted, ehallbo oonstruod to authorisetho commencement or continuation of any trade, business,,ocoupation, or employment Uioretn, wUhinJ ahy ;Slito to Tofntory.of ttodJpitcd States in wild, it Is or shall to specially prohibited by the lawsAhoreof, or; in'violation of the laws of any Btato or Territory: f'rov-ided. Jiothing n this act qhall to hold or construed so as ‘if 0 , 10 ’ 4 ? 1 States, wlthitp'thd mlts thoreof, from placing a duty,'tax, or license, for Stato purposes, on any business matter or thing on whiota :a I duty, tax ‘or license la required to bo paid by this act! MasorAbtpgxs, auTictESj Alin raootrers. Specific and ad valorem duties, , ■ Jjfj,f*?'* ** •!< further enactcdi- Thai on and after the first day’bj August nigh uX h n a „^ rCd d '^^-^^“ditfd- J“f a „ P,'ff. nd •'by word or words in this d 3H?? or referring; to person or imrtnereMnl k,li 10 includo or cor or miofe’ n ho .“ not o, herwlse designated fn incompatible wltli tho latent reoMr!! comply with tho followlng roqnlreraante, thatl* teoay:-. 1 -f.-r 8 , -xlntv’-HeTorercoinai^Qblc?, fir if alrnadv oqmmoncod; before continuing, any suo£ manufitetura ; for which he, ll <i W assessed:'tinder" tha provlsioto of this act, and-which shall not . h wiT *£•** .‘ho date when, i J.n- ? • ■ \ -v Hi } -3 - statement, subscribed ini; sworn 'to,' or affirmed setting forth the place where the : .manufacture is to ;be .cirried on, name of the manufactured" Article, the proposed -market : ’i for • the same, ■ .pfhether foreign or domestio, andgeaeially the hind and qual ity manufactured or proposed to be manu factured.. t , -! I Second. He shall witlun jtcn days after the first day of.cachr abd ; eVery month, after the day onwblch.lhisact takes effect, as hereinbefore, mentioned, or on or before a day prescribed by the! Commissioner of Internal Revenue, make Return of th&pro dacts and salvor delivery of such manu facture in form and ,detail as may ..be re quired, from time totimd, by the Commie-, sioncr of Internal Revenue. ! | i-Third. All such returns] statements, des- I criptions, memoranda,, oaths; and affirms- I ttons, shall be in form, scope, and detail as may be prescribed, from jtime to time, by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Sec. C 9. And be it further enacted, That upon the amounts, quantities, and values of produce, goods, wares, merchandise, and articles manufactured anjd sold, or deliv ered, hereinafter, enumerated, the manu facturer thereof, whether manufactured for himself or for others, shall pay to the col lector of internal revenue within his dis trict, monthly, or on or before a day to be prescribed by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, the duties on [such manufactures: Provided, That when thread is manufac tured and sold or delivered, exclusively for knitted fabrics, or for weaving or spool ing, as provided for in the seventy-fifth section of this aot, the duties shall be as sessed on the articles finished and prepared for use or consumption to the party so fin ishing or prepying the same, - and 'any party so finishing or preparing aby cloth or other fabrics of cottonj wool, or other materials, whether imported or otherwise shall be considered the manufacturer there of fortho purposes of this act; and for neglect to pay such duties within ten ttayg after demand, either personal or written left at his, her, or their house or place of business, or manufactory, j the amount of duties may be levied upon Unreal and per-1 sonal property of any suchi manufacturer. I And inch duties, and whatever shall be the expenses of levy, shall be a lien from the day i prescribed by the Commissioner for their payment aforesaid, in favoKof the United States upon the said real kind personal ■ property of such manufacturer, and such lien may bo enforced by distraint, as pro* I vided in the general provisions of this act* | And provided further, That in all cases of I goods manufactured in whole or in part, upon commission; or where the material is | furnished by one party and (manufactured by another, if the manufacturer shall be required to pay under thU oct the tax hereby imposed, such person! or persons so ! paying the same shall be entitled to collect I the amonnt thereof of the owner or era, and shall have a lien for the amount thus paid upon the manufactured goods • And provided, further , That {the taxes on all articles manufactured ani sold, in pur suance of contracts boni fide made before the passage of this act, shall be paid by the purchasers thereof, under regulations to be established by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. | Seo. TO And be it /nether 'enacted, Thai, fop neglect or refusal to pay the duties pro Tided by this act on manufactured orti cles as aforesaid, the goods, wares, and mer. chandise manufactured and unsold by sUoh manufacturer, shall.bo forfeited to the United States, and may be solil or dispose d of for the benefit of the same, in manner as shall be prescribed by the Commissioner of internal Revenue, under the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury. In such case She collector or deputy collector may take possession of said artioles, and may majntaineuch possession in thc.premises 1 and buildings , where thoy may have been manufactured, or deposited, jor may be Be shall summon, giving notice of not less than two nor more than ten days, the par ties in possession of said goods, enjoining them to appear before the assessor, or as sistant assessor, at a day and hour in such summons fixed, then and thereto show cause, if any there be, tyhy, for snch neg lect or refusal, such articles should no bo declared forfeited to the United States. Such persons or parties interested shall he deemed to bo the manufacturers of, the ssme, if the articles Bhall be at the time of taking such possession upon the premises where manufactured i if they shall at snch time have been removed from the place of manufacture, tho parties interested shall be deemed Ip be the poraon in; whose cus tody or possession the articles shall then be. ouch summons shall boserved unon snch parties m person, or by leaving a copy thereof at the place of abode or. business of the party to whom the same may be di rectod. In case no snch party or placo can be found, which fact shall be: determined by the collector's return on the summons, such notice, m the nature of a summon? shall be given by advertisement for the torn of three weeks in one newspaper in the county nearest to tie piace of such, calo If, at or before such hearing, such duties shall not have been paid, and “he assessor or assistant assessor shill adjudge the summons and notice, service and 4- t v® nTV°, h® sfiffiemot, the said ?“ ®!j S j-* 1 ” 111 declared forfeil, and shall J* "?' imposed of, or turned over to the use of any department of the Givernmcnt as may be directed by tho Secretary of the Jr , who may re< l uire of any officer of tho Government into whose .possession the same may be turned ovhr tjurpronor I’rmide 1 ’ rmidei t ■■ the p?o -i,f o° j al f of “ i(11 "tides, if any there be after deducting tho duthiiiheKVi/ « rwith ? e jUsing, and sale, or the excess of the arUck3 ’ after deducting the duties and expenses accrued therein when tho nso of W Department of tha/lovernmen l , shaU be refunded and a* ni4nufa «torer I |or to the penon io vhoM Custody op possession the articles were when seised; The Commis “,oacij Jbtoraal Revenue, with the ap preval of the Secretary of the Treasury, ““/."T 10 * »?y such case of forfeituft’ and do justice in the premises. If the fori failure shall have been wrqngly declared snd sale made, tbe Sccretary is'hereby abi id case the specific articles can sot be restored to the party aggrieved ih as sood order and condition aswhbn seised’ p make -up to each partyjih nioney his oss and damage from the conttngeh/fund if his Department.; Immediate retiirn of ■ sha “ >*™tdo to the mmmlesioner of Internal Revenue by the olleotoror deputy collector whoshall make ny such setsuro. Articles :which the Col mtor mayadjudge OTrishable may teaold r disposed - of ..before declaration of for; , Ba j? «Ra]| bormadejitipubllo: ao ‘ on ' ®»d notice, thereof shall bo given i Uio same manner ns ,ia provided Inthis iclion in case of forfeiture. ; 9 Btulh- Aat-it-U farther'enacted. Thai )y violation of, or Serosal to comply with. ,■? «®R*«W»». for aeltiire id fortolturo, substantially in manner as tailed in, the section: next preceding: this,': all manufactured articles bo pessed. under.the provlsiohs of this'act' SPSpggt&aSl sssaasp!—h-K-s _ S3Ess&@ga£e&" ’ on ythe pafti’pf ihhparty “• JOSHukx&o&S? bui aufaotitting tija iatoe~*riUi aii j ,v£Kv?n ;>i SSBffiMgSSk'•' v' . ♦ 'j ?md forfeitures, shallin like manner apply. *“• 4»<* i« it-further enacted, That i»ll goods, wares, and merchandise, or arti 9les manufactured or made by any person «r persons not for sale, but for his, her, or their ownuseor consumption, and all roods, wares, and merchandise, or articles Manu factured or made and sold, except spirit uous and malt liquors, manufactured tobac co, where tho annual product shall not ex ceed the sum of six hundred dollars, shall be and are hereby exempt from duty- That this shall not apply to any ‘ business or transaction whore onf party furnishes the materials, or any pJt &er l of and employs another party tomanufac- ’ tpe, mate, or finish the goods, wares, and merchandise or articles, paying or Prom ising to pay therefor, and receding the goods, wares, and merchandise or articles, si . [act to bx costiscbd.] COMMERCIAL , RECORIC I! PITTSBURGH MARKETS. ' ; l Reportedrpeeio/fy/oi-rte PdubHrgl G-iMh. | MosuaY, July 2S.—The outy new feauturo to no- Hco In the general market la, .n improved demand rurrPlour, while price, lure, a, y„t, undergone no : perceptible, change. Groccriea conlinuo In gooj inquiry ami rate,- ore steady and fully maiu tn?cd. There la but little doing in proYialona, aa„ »n .julrauoo on Sugar Cured name Crain retrains ,ui ? t und unchanged. Crude Oil, In con«.qnenM of thndlght enpply m market, .till further ad rawed. FLOUll—There is an improved demand fur Flour which is principally for abipment to the Extern markets In prices, howoter, w* hare no change to « OMO ° *.“* Exlra from wharf at J?’:? 7° dodo iTom « t 0"» at *5 po; 200 do do at aad 40 do do at $4.90® < .Fxtra is nominal at $4,40@4,60. OItOCEaXES-Sngariaann. nudln lair demand, eule of hhd. Cuba a, „ nd hewCrleon. a, lOfcc. Cog™ la ateady with .ale. M Wlme, c.t, trade, at 23c, 15do do tfy at 23,4324. Molawta quiet, with a aalo of 18 bbla .new crop at 63c. gj-u®“ y -^ h »ul'leia nominal at 4c. Tiaiu Dama- SaiftT’ C “ nr “ iCd % anJ . S “S" Cured at AVpiSKr-unchtutgadi Salo of4olbla Common, 30C: ~<* 5 * 1 Md 15_do do at 31c. CREE^^'? 1 blS ’ * T ° ■ h ° rt *’ « “ I«r cwt. ca^ESE-at*a.j r .t from CJS to 7o for WR. CBfJDE OIL There ta but UtlleCrudo Oil in mar ket Wa that la tho banof .peculate., and price. 'bare *dranced to per gallon. - SALT-So. 1 Eitra 1, held (irmly at $1,75 per bid. ;Sxle of 60 sta at $1,25. r at-S ll^ 00 ! 3^ 1100 ' 5 Packed Batter at,}<£@flc. EggednlVwith email sale, at 6'<@7c. ii Imports by Railroad. Ueani.A Collin,-76 do do. Atwell, 4“’ 451,0 do ’ , CrblinbAaD A Pittsbouou Baiutoan. Jnl.tbl • 45 bdla ch.tr. Trank Walker: 14 tiiamf» r'aen ~ “*“l**o,; lick, pearu, Ibietelb gj 2 L,Tco on s ; r “- medicines, Joseph Fleming. " aize " « eo. 3 Las ( Imports by Kiver. te^ssiKiSs MiSstSM&asaSi* 10 bUs;al* t Wm lCdmhrtfi. A * KI , W P n °°lbridge; "Ste a ® t l S»SS!°S- iV I *>>" -»P. ShfsultoS’L'/s ■pwt-°a £crtKs? bb Wm f*“Ccui; 10,25hllj'naS^EB sssfelH, ‘‘ bU Iwhol. 6 1mI„ l?S vo?i',‘£tu.t^: flews. Thirljer continue. u.tcMUmrtj with .cant Hr. l '» r m “ k * *" ««ning. The .caller remulM clouajMd warn , with indication. col nn ‘W’B. 4 * "•« •’ *«• b nothing transpidog bvea, worth, Qf special notice. ThSoap. o[r "l°e. but receipt. rweeaoeediogl, light.. The.nl, arir.lawerath. Scl.nca iron j ICOb Poolhmi Cillrin . „ ■ the intention, vro uadewtani, tn take the P*™ her on . near boat; Shewn. purchaied .1 Cinelnnatta few dap atara, b, that well known ateamboatman and brnlder, Capt. John Bhodaah .Thereiwai not a ' ■Si.d.p.tm.i.teh, for Mow, asldo fromth, WhMUnffwckam T h. Larini. logon would prob-' ablygot Off last night Tor Clndlnnati...j„Tho QUO. froH Cincinnati, ij tho next boat duo, nnd will prob a ,atiiJoabont Wedneada, momlhg_.„„,the hull lbfCaptifcoada VandergrOl. new .tanner, will h. *”* **•»•- 11 “ ,S3 bat In wngtb, apd33 feet beam. , & **• name or an eleaimt WSW .temper Jn« completed by Capt. E. D. i* Tarnished by T B Y,«, »>£.*• *“® farnitnre ■uperintenifeoM of Cl 3^ Clalr >'« boilruoder th» probabljg^offthhfS^f 1 - • *lf‘ t“* •^pnttw.^Mla-Kiiton, JhS Sa" 'b£ tall. for pa«rng»r, end more room fo^fcht?^* U T .: s «„/ TS. _ If . v . L vNCINNATI 4 LOU-, •oil In pJrs TUiat'Jy' I jJJ?’f’ OT ? *o? m - .^nfeSv^ ■. : JOgy FLACK.- -. ■■* | Ag^iitg,' k tVU Hiijy y ki visk tr-z- i. Packets. • * f T ~~ > ,' - K. J..CtjVCtIC, Ar»pt. i -'* 34 - :J-g-XtYIHOSTn»r Vrn ln ,„ • *S£Zk%i£izv>. *"*- tor •** - ' ; johw tiimxAm. [■ltWUKgLlft-Qf rg> >. 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