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FOR Sale.

W::; Block, situated on Stevens Plains Westbrook
ssASaid Block contains IA rooms in each tenement
Lot rods the street. and 18 rods Deep on which is
a stable "a by 40 feet. y sit 90 Ra
This property is offered at price which insures it
O good Investment. 5sd fs3i sa5 3IeffE-- ffflftfE
Apply to N. X. SAWYER, near the premises, or
to J.lC. PROCTOR, Lime street. june8tf
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Farm for Sole

TUE subscriber offers bis Farm, situated in Cape
Elizabeth, about three and half miles from Port
land Bridge, containing 70 Acres Land Buildings
good, Fences substantial stonewall young Orchard,
choice grated fruit About 200 cords hard wood half
dressing. u{ aFe1a rs s3Il'''l7 = -lTe 7g
Terms Of payment made easy.
For particulars inquire of SCOTT DYER on the
premises or through PORTLAND P. o.
Il jan31dtf ~ al ,li ass
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VaIuahIe HOUSE for Sale.

CITUATED on Chestnut St., No. SS; is a two story
~ wooden house, finished throughout-14 finished
rooms good closets, fine cellar, good WATER hard and
soft. 1t Is calculated for two families. 1t is
pleasantly and centrally located in an excellent neigh
borhood and every way desirable. The lot is 40 by
10s feet. inquire on the premises. June19d6
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tuly1od2w


TyHE Vinegar Works, on Fore Street, win be sold
i at bargain, If applied for soon. This is a good
chance for any one wishing to enter into business
The works VIII turn out from one thousand to fifteen
hundred bbls. of Vinegar per year
Also, about 40 acres of land situated in Westbrook
For further particulars apply at q
SC alael JOHNSON & GLOVES BROS, f
may25d6 q III 0sioii. $50 Congress ST.. Portland.
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For Sale.

o.. ONE and half story house, in good or
@; der, pleasantly located, together with the loi
JILL 80 by so feet. Price low-terins liberal. In
quire of agHaac-la JOHN @. PROCTER.
{ ap16d3m alnai. la A9l0gn - y s--Ill-L
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House Lots for Sole

OEVERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Eliz-
- abeth, three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge.
land, where plan of Cape Elizabeth lots may be
seen. i.i'4 ilss itai may13tf
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For Sale.

o. The subscriber offers for sale one and half
M;::I story BRICK HOUSE. situated in the rear of
&.sh. Wiimot St., between Cumberland and Oxford
Streets The house is In good repair containing eight
rooms, with wood-shed and supply of good water.
For further particulars inquire of
ts HI. PALMER. on the premises.
: July 14-d2ws gi la1f A IT lA
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Houses for Sale.

II HAVE In my hands, for sale, several desirable
Dwelling Houses In good locations, and varying in
size and values the latter ranging from 500 to $5,-
500. Apply to lf 3g JOHN j. w. REEVES,
apr36 "a 4.l As9alEt4 496 Congress Street.
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For Sale.

A ONE and half Story House, Barn and Shed, all
IA in good order, together with acre Of good land
IN high state of cultivation, situated about half
mile from Portland Bridge. Inquire of
9is9 Afl ,59lNsl &c b91l JOHN @. PROCTOR,
july1Gd2w . Lime Street.
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For Sale.

VACHT NETTLE, 20 tons, built Of white oak,
IL copper fastened, and eoppered one year ago; new
sails and rigging. Ballasted with to Z tons iron
For further particulars inquire Of
.Isat afl e giIa hn B. J. WILLARD, st. Lawrence
House, India Street. Aeii9li Faf ad29dtf
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mo Rent,

TENEMENT centrally located to family with
IAout children at one hundred and fifty dollars per
year. Apply to P. S. W.. ~ Esa7ll' - 2 ~
2 june1etf1 '2-- -io'a'9s No. ST. Middle Street.
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For Sale.

49, The House No. 4s4 Congress Street, for one
g;;;;: week. Enquire of j. j. DAVIS, at j. E.
Fernald q Sons, No. 81 Middle st. If not sold,
after that time win be to let. a julyi2d1ws
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lT09 Let.

r ARGE CHAMBERS over 110 and t12 Federal st.
ia Apply to rfe5o
IT'D JEFFERSON CooLIGE s. CO.,
ap19dH Cor Commercial and Franklin streets.
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House Lots.

ELEVEN House Lots, comprising 5000 feet of
~ Land, on Emery, Cushman and Lewis st. for
sale bys 80 Is 9.lsI ~ w. H. STEPHENSON.
Portland, April 2e, 1s65.--dtf ala 9505 rosss
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Valuable Real Estate for Sole.

THE Southgate Property, on Pleasant St., the lot
Il containing about II, 800 square feet. For terms,
&C., application may be made to s
asa II GEO. Il. B. JACKSON, Administrator,
apl6d6 wM 5i9 srlga ba 80 Exchange st.
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"A gents Wanted 7
The Secret Service, The Field, The
Dungeon, and The Escape,
BY ALBERTs d. eRICH4RDSON,

HtHE most interesting and exciting book ever pub
i lished, embracing Mr. Richardson's Unparalleled
experience for four years: travelling through the
Louth in the secret service of the TTibune" at the
outbreak of the war with armies and fleets both
East and West during the first two years of the Re-
belion; his thrilling capture; his confinement for
twenty months in seven different rebel prisons; his
escape, and almost miraculous Journey by night OF
nearly 400 miles, 1t win abound in stirring events
and contains more Of the fact incident and romance
Teachers ladies, energetic young men, and especi-
ally returned and disabled officers and soldiers, in
vans Of profitable employment, will find it particu-
larly adapted to their condition. We have agents
clearing $50 per month, which we win prove to any
doubling applicant. Send for circulars. Address
AMERICAN PUBLIsHING COMPANY, Hartford, Conn.,
SCRANTON & BURR, Agents.
july1-1m* e aaa'S nsnaHiAia ler1efs
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PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 1e 1865
Miscellaneous.
B. H. JON e S
Manufacturer and Dealer in ga14ss
Boots, Shoes and R1bbe2.s,
NO. III FEDERAL STREET,
aaiiaw PORTLAND, ME. =. saT b7. es @ .

GUS TOM RK,
For Ladies' and Gentlemen, from the very BEST
STOCK to be found in the metropolitan and foreign
markets, made to order, and warranted to give en-
tire satisfaction. rrIT
AU first class Boots made aOith
Fair Stitch.
None but the best workmen employed, and the
shop constantly supplied with the best Of stock,
gardless of expense. q ''iiilNi- ~ 81 1@seA sA4
Mr.. j. L. WILEY, who has had long experience
in manufacturing custom work in this city has charge
Of the manufacturing department. g a-
PUNcTUALITY is the motto Of this establishment
and all work ready for delivery as promised. A1
Repairing neatly done at short notice. a5
May 28-d2m aA' te Aaa' s7sae lls'a ass ia
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LOST

&j& On Wednesday last,on the College Grounds,
LA IN Brunswick, a small SILVER WATCH
EN15The finder will be suitably rewarded by leav-
y9Z ing it at the Press Office, or informing s. N.
GODDlNG Of this city where it can be obtained.
: July 14--d1w+ / sosIisag 5nd .65Hl17II- sTs
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS;
JOHN t. GILMAN, Editor,
PUBLISHED AT s2a EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOSTER &c co.

The PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published al
$500 per year in advance. ,,4
THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning, at $500 per annnm, IN advance:
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Rates Of Adyertisimg.E
One inch of space, in length of column constitutes
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SPECIAL NOTICES. $500 per square first week,
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Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
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To Let OF Lease for a term of Years.
rTHE Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
4 H. Merrill situated between Union Wharf and
MerriIs. The Wharf contains about 1900 square IT,,
with two story building thereon 20 by 75. For fur
ther particulars inquire Of 'fNi IN 2Si--4
80 JOSEPH H. WHITE,
may25dn a iA4s asia No. 81 Union Wharf
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For Sale or to Let.
Farm for Sale.

15YI94 89Fs Farm Tor Sale. asN ff
CITUATED in North Yarmouth, on the Glouces-
- ter road, formerly known as the "Col. Cushman
Place." within two miles of two depots the e. 7.
r. R., containing 200 Of land, 40 of which is
wood land: fences mostly stone wall. Building
good two storied house, with out-budings; and barn
100 feet by 80, cut full of hay last year. Orchard
consisting of several hundred thrifty apple trees, all
sold 5000 90 worth Of apples besides borntui sup
ply for large family. Pear, plum and cherry trees
in bearing, with variety of other fruit ia sss4
Also, Cranberry patch from which 80 bushels have
been taken in one season. ..g IS & ll s-s. s,a
The location is fine one, with plenty of shade
trees. Mills, school house, &C., near by.
For further particulars inquire on the premises.
june3eod3m* SAML II. SWEETSIR.
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HOUSE and Tot for Sale.

House and Lot for Sale.
- A two story DWELLING HOUSE, in good
#Rs order, situated ON the Corner OF Cumberland
wv and Chestnut Streets, This house is very
pleasantly located, and well arranged for two Ami-
lies; has plenty Of hard and soft water.
The lot is about rs feet Cumberland and 65 feet
on Chestnut SITS. i.i a hacH9l SIC f3 18og
For terms, &C., apply to 30 tD5.-sa.a.lI.,.i} III
July s-d3w ANah .tfel tiiaH Lime st.
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Real Estate for Sale.

.Ha Real EStaIe I0F sale. lllaIl Iol
HOUSE and LOT No. 81 Middle Street, known as
LII the pays0n House. ID Gefq 9up .egxlH 0lf
House and Lot corner of Watervile and Sherbrook
Sts Terms easy, to suit purchasers.
sa Apply to w, SO Middle st. july11dtf
4 sg,ssirsss qgf.aal For Sale4 d s. s1rszBs
fEs=A A three story BRICK HOUSE, on Myrtle
M::iI St.. nearly new, and containing eleven rooms
LII Possession will be given Immediately. Terms
easy. Enquire of BREED q TUKEY,
.7a.zA..rle- ..ass fs.aaa No. 80 Union St.
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Valuable Real Estate I

es FO Rs ALE asia ia
t Sl;::t The finely located Real Estate, on the cor
4a'sa State and DGsJ0rth Sts.,
Now owned and occupied by the subscriber rtY
.a.-eE sd2ia anctgg JAMES M. CHURCHILL
For particulars enquire Of his Attorneys, Messrs.
DEBLoIs g. JACKSON, SO Exchange Street. ,ITM4y
july 6.--dtf ,,+a 49, - 5-.sr 80 u
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Found.
A SMALL BoATwas picked up near the Break
IA water on Thursday morning. The owner can
have the same by calling on j, WlNSLOW, at Port
iand Bridge, proving property and paying charges.
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Merchants Bank,

-sa GO 7aG Merchants' Bank. .sl1of9H
"A DIVIDEND of S5 per al sre will be paid to the
"A Stoekhoiders CT the1afe Merchants Bark, ON
ani after July 81, upon the Surrender Of their cir
tfcotes Of stock f.,.,sr.s
CHAS. PAYSON, Cashier.
Por land, June 81, 1866. jane27tt
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Dissolution.

1NHE Go-partnership heretofore existing under the
- Firm of SAWYER q PATTERSON Is this day
dissolved by Mutual consent. ~
All demands due said firm must be paid to VIM. b.
PATTERSON, and all demands against the firm pres
ented to him for payment. f .-s.s-I.,3
The business will hereafter be carried ON by
". B. PATTERSON, at Deake's Wharf
iHfc nuc .9teWii1t& fs NJ. SAWYER 81
W. b. PATTERSON.
Portland, July 12, 1se5.-julyi4, sw
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.9vl AGENTS WantesR.g S
Merchandise.
Cadiz Salt for Sal

aa Cadiz Salt for Sale. II sAI
"A CARGO of Cadiz Salt now landing from ship
IN Cosmopolite at Central Wharf, in lots to suit
purchasers. Apply to ~
C. H. iSOULE,f f,-t9iia
sg sd3 Ii IA .asfre No. 129 Commercial Street.
PORTLAND, July 10, 1S65.-d2w*
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Atlantic & St. Lawrence Railroad Comply.

TNHE Stockholders of the Atlantic and st. Lawrence
Il Railroad Company are hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting will be held at the Office of the
Treasurer in the Passenger Depot of the Grand
Trunk Railway Co., on TUESDAY, the first day OF
August 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose Of
making choice OF Nine Directors for the ensuing year.
and for the transaction of any other business legally
presented. Ii. w. HERSEY, Clerk.
Portland, July 18th, 1865. july14eodtd
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Copartnership Notice.
tul3 uAy iOt ntOo
60 WRIGHT q CO.,
Proposals for Hay,

proposals are invited until July 2snd, for the
4 delivering at the Stables OF the Portland g. r.
Co, lin this City and Westbrook, OF $50 OF goo
HAY Ut pressed It must be nett weight In such
quantities monthly, as desired between Sept lst and
July LIST, 1866. sl-. A 4T rr
The right to reject all proposals reserved.
l.sIT ~ 1909 y IT : j. j. GERRISH, Supt
July 3-d2ws M r -..r.. ...-
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- Sails and Rigging tor Sale.
,x,uv c,.,asno Rigging, Sails and Blocks OF the
'nn L. Rrtc Atlanta, 900 tons old measurement,
saved I'm perfect order Inc dra OF the spars can b
seen ~ 0"' McGILvERY, RYAN s. DAVIS,
iunsre--dtf No. 161 Commercial Street.
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Washington TerritOry-The Com
ing Cargo of Women.

BY private letter from friend at Olym-
pia, we learn that considerable disgust is
manifested at the folly of Mr.. Mercer, who
is reported to be en- route to the Sound with
200 Yankee women from Massachusetts,.
The "blacks" themselves, of whom this
man Mercer is the most radical, are un-
sparing in their denunciation of the heart
less folly of n man who has. by misrepre-
sentation and Gllsehoo1, induced such a
large number Of females to forsake their
homes in the east and emigrate to a country
totally unprepared to provide homes for
them. Great suffering must certainly fol-
low their advent, aud what is to become OF
them, is u question not easily solved. When
they ascertain the deception, this fellow,
Mercer will have to leave there in n hurry,
or we are mistaken in the revenge of wo-
man. Those who came ont with him last
year, heartily denounce him, and freely
accord him every name except that of gen
tleman. The vessel they come in is not to
touch anywhere short of Seattle, and the
people there are dismayed to think what
can be done with so many Yankee women.
Gov. Pickering is said TO be with them, on
free passage around the florn. They will
doubtless cut of the old mans Hudson bay
during the passage.-Sdiein (Oreg0R) Re-
Tielr. .tI... D.. ...t..t .I. ..i.t ..I i.
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7 EMPIRE.
toftI,e Might?

bonds In the pockets
q. .ie rIcn, drawing interest, aud exempt
from taxation.
Who pays the INTEREST,"
The man that lab0rs and earns his bread
by the sweat Of his brow.
The farmer who tills the soil.
The mechanic who works up heavily
taxed material.
Mr.. Poorman, how much are you taxed
on your little $1,000 fai1n2'
''rhirty dollars ~
"Mr. Hickman, how much do you pay on
you $4,000 bonds? ?ps .a
''Not one cent sir Mr.. Jay Cooke tells me
that n National debt is a National Blessing
and I find 1t is, sir. Here are $4,000 In
personal property that don't cost ne a cent,
aud besides. sir, | am drawing thereon six
per cent. in gold, cqualiug nearly nine hum
dred dollars In national currency. Now, II
| had that $1,000 in a farm. | would have
to pay thereon about $500, but draw an in
tcrcst of S0OO-add this 500 to $500. and /
have the advantage over the landholder of
$1,000 IN n single ycarr'
'Is that the way il works. Mr.. Riclman ?''
''Of course sir II Is national blcsring to
me, and no mistake So il has been 10 Mr..
Jay Cooke. who made Sl.500,000 IN simply
selling bonds!
''lRut. Mr.. Richman. must not this national
debt and the interest thereon he paidY'
'Df course. sir, of course. sir. this national
blessing debt must be paid, and no mistake
'!rhep, sir, who is to pay this debt and
the immense interest that is every year ac-
COMMUNICATIVE is to pay YOU $500 q year ?
DO yon not help to pay this debt aud in-
terest?'
"Why, have all my property in bonds
| am exempt from taNatiOn-thc assessors
have no business with me. | am five
twenty man, sir, lhcm! sir"
nttt 81
fron-some source, and ne you are exempt,
and hundreds and thousands like YOU are
also exempted, who Is to pay this immense
debt and this interest, which you claim as
national blessingln ~ ltHli
why, sir, it must be raised from the
taxable property of the country; and the
men who own land goods and chattels me-
chanics aud the laborlng classes, must foot
the bill. But what is that 10 me, sir?
enjoy the national blessing--I do | have
some coupons now due in my pocket, which
| must 90 10 our National Bank and draw
the gold onlr I'
But. my friend. do You think this is
honest and iair?"i
ayes, of course every man has the priv
ilegc-ahem
.sBut viii it last 2" fHi H'
Last what are you talking about Has
some fool of n eoppcrhead been sticking
mischief in your hcadg Last of course II
will. ID is foolish to talk about taxing the
bonds. We have the political power now
Wen make the Democrats and all the poor
white trash pay the taxes, and the interest
on our bonds. II there is any Republican
so omfortmate a. to own land, or TO labor
for living. he must suffer the conse-
quences. The bOnd-holders must have
their interest II would he n breach o
loyalty 10 make us assist in bearing the
buttlens Of the war debt and the Govern.
ment. Very unloyall | must buy few
more bonds, so that can live entirely OF
my annual income of interest, to be paid t.
me by my neIghbors, farmers mechanic,
and laborcrs, who are not enjoying the ma.
tional blessing"
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A young lady. Intending to paint her
cheeks with rouge, put all the paint on her
nose and did dot discover her error until
she was requested To sign the pledge a.
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A Model Rank clerk.

One of our reporters. a few days since,
picked up, on board of a Brooklyn ferry
boat, a few closely written pages, torn
from memorandum' book On exafnina-
|tion they were found to constitute part of
la diary, kept apparently by New York
bank clerk. sThnking that they may be OF
interest TO some of our readers, we have
concluded TO publish a few extracts from
them:
Sunday, August 20-went to church and
Sabbath-schoOl all day. In the evening
went to MS place and lost $500 mt faro.
Afterwards went 10 supper with AnOnyma,
Claret punch, rs usual.
Monday-Was at the bank early, although
suffering from COMPOUNDED headache.
Why was ! such fool as to mix lager and
claretl Told the President that had been
occupied since one o'clock in going over
some of nv shoOks. lie seGiheld inudh
pleased at my devotion to business. Bor-
rowed $50 from bank to pay for last nights
supper,
Tuesday-Saw one of our messengers
drop a five cent stamp. Complained of
him, and had him dismissed for careless
icss. Was thapkcd by the officers for my,
lldelity. Had to take another flfly TO pay
for ring for AnOnyma. Went to Olympic
with A., alterward to the Louvre.
cdnesday-Dropped in for a few mo-
ments at the Hutton street prayer-meetjng,.
knowing that two of the Directors were to
be there. They saw me. Made few feel
ing remarks about the hideous prevalence
of Sabbath breaking among young men.
Directors were visibly affected. Borrowed
1925 from bank, and paid livery stable bill.
Thursday-Drunk again, last night
Anonyma's fault, though, this time, and not
mine. Told the President that | had to sit
up all night with Il dying friend which
made my eyes red. Salary was raised to
Sl.i00, for my general laithiulncss and
good conduct. Borrowed 500. In the
evening went to the Gaites aud the Broad
way Garden. Gave Maud bracelet. Kate
got angry and threw a,glass of beer at me-
Mem.-Not to 20 TO that saloon again. Left
saloon at $50, and went to weekly prayer
meeting. <l|.rI ....
Friday--ln the evening saw AnOnyma,
and we had little difficulty. She wants
too much money. Can't and won't give
her $1,000 tomorrow. Drank rather too
much, and smashed the furniture, She will
be awfully angry, I'm afraid. ...
Saturday-its all up. Anonyma came
down to the bank, and demanded that thou
sand from me. The President saw her.
Devil of row. Borrowed S3I,000, and
took passage per Arabia-Mrs. GtHRdy.
A Partisan robber who was seized for
stealing snuff out of tobacconist's shop,
by the way of excusing himself exclaimed
that 'he never heard of law which for
badc man to take snu8.' al.
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.

uNo THE TAX PAYERS OF MONTGOMERY
4 COUNTY. OHI0.f G-.tl OH M
The books are now ready, and will attend to re.
ceiung the taxes for 1865, during Office hours, Al
the Urea asprers Office If You consult your own con
yenence you will cali before the ruah, which retieFe
il very unpleasant during tho last few weeks on the
time pecihed nv law. Hamember that one half the
entire tax for 1865 together with all deaquencles,
and gaaStr street taxes, must be paid
on or before the goth day OF Dacembsr, 1865 or the
penalty will be added as autho rized by law;
DANIEL STALEY,
flN1 ~ itii1TeAsuref Moatgomery Co, ..
Treasurer's Once, Nov. l, 1885. noV3-dwh
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A musical critic, in speaking the other
morning of the vocal performance of n GER
tain singer, said, ave hang upon every
note pa remarkable proof of the singers
power of eceeatiOB .HliaA dult