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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-05
STATE NEWS.

1
Colonel John A. Hartman has beef
| appointed postmaster of Staunten.
w. IT. Iambert of Alexandria 10 >,
be the next Grand Master Of V;,a;n;, VI, Il !,
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DIR. Stribllng. principal of the Stauntor
lunatic ASYLUM, has been dangerously IN
but is somewhat better.
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,a =; 0onse' 'a''so poii'ies anu resume s'i
p'oNs.
~ IOhlef Engineer Randolph, OF the
~y .a'iseau, .n',hs tIe ears VIII pc
Tann"rss, a. I,'a s'n 'ro'n iiaii isoiiou'g ny
90 ,
;, -oscar Little, tired at Winchester for
tne murder, on July 9th, OF his brother
Clinton, is to go to the Penitentiary for
seven years. ssasa 4.a
;. MIR. Jefferson Slaughter, of Culpeper,
died at his residence on Saturday last. He
was one of the Oldest and most respected
Citizens of the town.
David Jamieson's restaurant at Cnl-
peper q, H, was DESTROYED bv fire on SIN.
day morning, and the house adioininp oc-
cupied as a grocery by Mr.. Wbitestone. was
partially burned. 57'is'5ii 71
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MARYLAND.
An Unfounded Rumor.

BALTIMORE, December 5.-There is
not the slightest foundation for the dispatch
from Trenton that a freight train ran off
the track on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road nine miles from this city. smashing
two freight cars and destroying $4,000
worth of property, and delaying the trains
between New York and Washington last
night. The officers of the company state
that there was no accident or DELAY of any
kind to any of their trains YES
terday between Washington and New
York.
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DIPTHERIA killed six persons in this
city last week.
COLONEL ROBERT w. HUGHES is in
Washington city.
INTERNAL COLLECTIONS yesterday
were $1,000; to-day $4,000.
TEACHERS wANTED-read adver.
vertisement of president of the school
board of Sussex county.
The PARTIAL CONNECTION, via
dock, of the Danville and York RIVER rail-
road, is to be completed.
l.. L. BASS, captain Of the Walker
Light Guard. was serenaded last night by
his comrades and presented with silver
pitcher.
A NUMBER of the English sparrows
domiciled on the Capitol Square have
lately succumbed to weather influence, and
kicked the bucket.
IKE TRUE GENTLEMAN is cosmopoli-
tan. He knows no East, no South, no
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THE ORIGINAL
INSTALLMENT HOUSE,
14Ss MAIN STREET, RroHMoSD, vIRersrA.

offer for sale the following goods for cash. or
by weekly or monthly payments. For CHEAP.
ness, quality, and variety, second to none In the
market; Tor accommodation, surprising any
1000 Lithograph and Steel Engravings Chro-
mos, newest in the Market Oil Paintings;
LOOMING Glasses, in great variety; Photograph
Frames, large assortment. Frames of all de-
scriptions made at the shortest notice. A large
stock Of Picture and Looking Glass Mouldings
always on hand. sold cheap, by the foot or man.
ufaetured. Special contracts made for large
orders and dealers. Clocks, Bibles, Window
Shades, Carpets. Rugs, Mating, OIL Cloths,
Walnut Extension Tables, and other goods.
Parties In want of any of the above articles
will consult their own interest by giving me
call before purchasing elsewhere.
ie 90 '7S-Sm WILLIAM DAFFRON,
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GENERAL ITEMS.

| donaldson, the Graphic" balloonatic
now secures the wherewith to make the
pot boil by playing in pantomime in Read
ing.
Archbishop Ledschowski replies to
the demand Of the German Government
for his resignation, refusing to comply, de-
claring ne is responsible only to the Pope
The fire commissioners of New York
have organized corps of sappers and
miners, whose duty it is to blow up build
ings when necessary to arrest the progress
of fires.
The United States Encouragement pro-
poses to appeal the Credit Mobilier suit
from the decision of the United States
district court for Connecticut to the
supreme court of the United States.
Judge Sherman, of the United States
court for the northern district of Ohio, who
was charged with practices unbecoming
one in his position, has resigned, with the
general appreciation of the press and MEM
bers of the bar.
L Upon the "outer wall' of female
college at Akron, Ohio, the other morning
was discovered, conspicuously displayed,
the sign domestic Sewing Machines" ("
Some of those specimens of total deprayity
known as college students did it.
"A colored preacher, in translating to
his hearers the sentence, "The harvest is
over, the season is ended, and thy soul is
not saved" put it; ''De corn has been
cribbed, dere amt any more work, and de
debbil is still foolin' wild dis community"
The Pacific Mail Steamship company
have offered three of their steamers-the
Colon, the Acapulco and the Granada
on lease or sale, to the United States gov
ernment, to be used as transports in the
event of any complications with Spain Or
Cuba.
AT the request of Sheriff Rienhart, of
Hudson county, Governor Parker has Or
dered General Plume to detail two com.
panies of the Fourth regiment and one
company of the First battalion as guard
at the execution of Mechilla on Friday
next, at Jersey City.
"A revival of religion at Richmond,
Ind, is marked by some peculiarites. The
converts take their jewelry from their per-
sons and give them to the cause of Christ
and one gentleman, being Knight Temp
lar, has presented his regalia to the church
and abandoned the order.
A marriage has been celebrated at
Nagasaki between Chinaman, native of
Singapore and British subject, and q
young Japanese girl. This is said to be
the first mixed marriage ceremony per-
formed in Japan, and has received the ex-
press sanction of the Japanese government.
-Telegrams received at Washington an
nounce the capture by Lieutenant Kerr, of
the Sixth cavalry, with twenty-five men of
company E, of number of thieves who
have been depredating in Idaho territory
for some months, running stock stolen
from Kansas into Texas, and from Texas
into Kansas and Missouri.
The Philadelphia board of finance of
the National Centennial yesterday resolved
to make an effort to increase subscriptions
to the enterprise so as to reach So 3,000, 900.
A resolution was also adopted that the
work of erecting the building should be
begun as soon as possible, relying ''upon
the patriotism of the people for the supply
of the necessary funds"
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: COOPERATIVE PURCHASING Asso-
CIATIoN." Wednesday evening an assc-
citation under the above name was formed
in Washington city, at which q draft of
constitution was reported and adopted. A
committee was present from the Potomac
Fruit Growers Association, consisting of
Colonel Edward Daniels, editor of the Vir-
ginia STATE JOURNAL; Colonel Cham
berlain, Mr.. John Saul and DR.. II. P. How
land, and remarks we're made by Messrs.
Daniels and Chamberlain, showing how
large saving could be effected by the il
stitution of direct exchanges between the
fruit-growers and farmers Of Virginia and
the consumers of their products in this
city. The association elected the following
officers: Thomas J. Durant, president !;
Charles Colne, vice-president j. @. Kern,
secretary. and B. F. Fuller, treasurer.
Messrs. A. s. Brewer and Thomas Tayler
were elected to positions on the executive
committee, leaving three vacancies to be
filed at the next meeting.
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sdr II. McCO MICK,
AUUTIoNEER AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANT, I4I4 MAIN STREET.

On consignment, large and desirable stoch
OF FURNITURE, GROCKERY, GLASSWARE
DRY GOODS, HATS, CAPS, NOTIONS, CLOTH
NG, sc.
would respectfully call the attention of the
citizens Of Richmond and public generally, to
this large and varied stock of the above named
goods, embracing as It does nearly every article
to be found in a well-stocked house. The most
of these goods have been purchased since the
great financial crisis, at greatly reduced prices,
which enables me to offer to the trade and con-
sumers, at private sale, greater inducements
than can be found elsewhere in the city.
AUCTION SALES DAILY.
Consignments solicited. Out door sales
promptly attended toA
III. MCCORMICK,
oc4 Auetioneer and CON- Merchant.
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TWO large boxes, containing copies of
utensils found in an old Roman camp at
aildesheim, Germany, were opened at the
Corcoran Art Gallery to-day in the pre-
sence of Mr.. Anthony Hyde, of the board
OF trustees; Mr.. Charles s. English, of the
Georgetown custom-house and several
other gentlemen. These utensils are UNIQUE
in design, and many of them are very beau
tiful. The board of trustees of this gallery
will hold meeting some time this week to
of the gallery.
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A POSTAL TELEGRAPH carriage is a
device recently introduced in England for
temporary communications. It is q nova
bic office, carrying all necessary applian-
ces, with working room for eight clerks,
and half mile of three-wire, iIon-sheeted
cable is slowed away in the 'sboot,n to be
paid ou. and drawn in as occasion requires.
It has been found of use at agricultural
shows and races.
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A PACKAGE Of loye-letters saved the
life of Mr.. Tolios, of Brooklyn. He and
Mrs, Tolios had hair-pulling Mrs. I.
ted-tearful, Tolios gathered all her old
love-letters, thrust them into his left breast
pocket, seized pistol, and fred at his
heart. Mrs. t. s tender lines were slightly
damaged, but they saved Tolios himself
from destruction.
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ONE escaped lunatic at least seems to
have bettered himself. Three years ago
Nathaniel B. McCurday, q Maine man.
got out of the asylum by dropping
down the lightning rod. A few days ago
he informed his mother by letter that he
was alive and well, and in the military
service of Ali Pasha, who doesn't, we
suppose, regard insanity as a military
disqualification.
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AT the laying of cornerstone Of new
church in Westmoreland county few
days ago, we are informed by local print,
that there was no reading of old, dry.
musty ESSAYS. falsely supposed to be
preaching, but properly known as fraud"
and also that Everything save the mud
passed off pleasantly.u
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Oranges OF Patrons.
MEHERRIN. December &. 1879

70 Me Editor Of The State Journal q
Agreeably to previous arrangements
number of the most prominent farmers O
prlnce Edward county assembled with
Their wives and daughters, at Mt
Pleasant church, in this county. and were
organized and initiated into Grange Of
Patrons 5y Colonel d. s. Curtiss, general
deputy of the National Grange.
William p. Dupuy was chosen master.
and Robert |. Smith secretary. It was a
full Grange, all of the officers being
elected and present. .
:, From here the Deputy goes to News
Ferry, Halifax county, tonight to initiate
a Grange ~ that place on Thursday morn
ing; Then from there the Deputy goes to
Haleysburg, in Lunenburg county, to
organize a Grange there on Friday. So
Grange will be organized before Christmas.
r.G .fA --@ FsNssH FA@f sR1 Pr Oyv 2
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GERMANY's QUARREL WITH SPAIN.
The controversy between the German and
Spanish governments, regarding the Ger
man vessels seized in the PHILIPPINE
islands, continues to increase in the seri-
BUSINESS of its aspect. The German
frigate Knon Prinz and the corvette
Augusta, have been ordered to be pre-
pared for active service at a moments
notice.
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TENNESSEE.

A Large Number of Uncanceled War.
rants Stolen.
MEMPHIS, December 5.-There is
considerable excitement here over the dis
cSovery that $4,000 in county warrants
have been abstracted from the safe of the
county trustees after having been paid but
not Cancelled. The trustee, Mr.. M. A.
Woodward, has been absent some two
weeks. and there is no doubt but that he
has absconded.
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AS the poet says :

The good die first
And they whose hearts are dry as summar dust
Burn to the socket
In proof whereof the chief of police of
Memphis says that of nearly 200 'sroughs, -
Of whom he had list, all but three sur
vived the epidemic.
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New FIRM. M.--Messrs. Feurst & Manly
are fitting up the tenement No. 902 Main
street, next to Woods drug store, in
splendid style as a sample room and cigar
store. They. will keep Oh hand the best
brands of liquors and cigars. In another
column they invite their. friends to call on
them.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Embarrassment of Trade.

louisville, December 5.-The notice
OF the reduction of ten per cent to en-
ployees of railroads from the coal regions
10 embarrassing trade. The men prefer
idleness to living rates and hours.
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SPECIAL COURT OF APpEALs.-The
only case heard in this court to-day was
that of Pulliam vs.. Blunt, which was
fully argued by Judge Ould for defendant
in error, and Judge Clopton for the
plaintiff in error, and submitted. On
Tuesday the court will call the six cases
named in yesterdays JOURNAL.
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DELEaArEs TO THE NATIoNA1, Co

DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL, CoI-
oRED CoNYENTIoN.-Last night meet
ing was held at Hams Hall to elect dele
gates to the national convention of colored
men, 10 be held in Washington, December
.. Alter spirited canvass Messrs. Samuel
3. Clarkson and Edward Davenport were
elected
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PATIENTS. The following patents were
issued during the last week to citizens of
this state: Game table, Robert r. Craw-
ford, ,Wytheville; corn planter, Levi Sipe,
keezleton. Re-issued: Locomotive car
wheel, j. r. Richardson, Max Meadows.
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n MARINE.-The German barque Bra
zeleira, Captain Jashens, cleared December
4th, at the Custom-house, for Rio Janeiro,
with a cargo Of flour, shipped by Haxall,
Crenshaw & Co.
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A BASEMENT OFFICER RESIGNS
Mr.. William P. Buel, for number of
years chief messenger in the office of the
first auditor, yesterday offered his resigna-
ton, which was accepted,
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ated Press reports that Captain.G GeneraI
Jovellar has resigned. In EXPLANATION
he says the delivery of the Vircinius
to the United States will cause friebtfuI
connections and catastrophes throughout
the island. Complete order prevails. Tn
the meantime the volunteers, by private
means, are buying war vessels.
| Ihe foz de Cuba declares that Senior
Soler. minister of the interior, has for
warded his resignation. The Volunteers
would consent to placing the Virginius in
the hands of neutral power for arbitra-
u1n, but will not let her come directly to
| United States port. The authorities can
not count on the people in carrying out the
protocol.
BELLIdERENT ATTITUDE OF THE
HAVANA PRESS.
KEY WEST, December 5.-La Cronista
OF Havana, says the time has come for
true Spaniards to prepare to fight. They
Will conquer or die. True Spaniards will
refuse obedience to the home governmert
Tor the restoration of embargoed property
to America.
1t advises readiness by land and sea for
fight, and says that all between the ages Of
fourteen and forty must be enrolled. and
all traitors and liberantes expelled. The
article concludes with challenge to the
American people to fight.
The Ossipee and monitor Mahopac have
arrived here, being nine days from Fort
ress Monroe.
Elghty-three more naval recruits arrived
from New Orleans last night.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, December &c A. M.-The
London Times publishes the official list of
British subjects taken prisoner on the
steamer Virginius and executed, The
LINES, commenting, says the British gov
ernment,. while demanding the surrender of
Tie survivors, must carefully avoid COM
hitting itself to the proposition that the
elzure of the Virginius was illegal.
A Spanish special says the bombardmei
It Cartagena is failure. A regular siege
8 now intended.
The factory at Halifax has been burned
LOSS Sl5o,O00. Falling walls killed three
persons.
The dispatch that the Captain. General
Cuba declines to execute the Fish-Po,o
rotocol causes dullness in American sc.
urities.
Ihe British armor-plated man-of.war
'eileTephon collided with the Brazil and
no Plata steamer Flamsteed. and the
litter was SO badly damaged that she sunk
ION afterwards. All the passengers.
ficers and crew were rescued by the
ellerephon and brought to st. Vincent.
FRANCE.
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MARRIED.--Last night at the Second
Baptist church, after the conclusion of the
revival services, Thomas P. Turner and
Rose B. Gary were united in marriage by
Rev. DR.. G. @. Biting.
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WE TAKE IT, fiom very numerous
item in our exchanges, that it is never safe
for one to kiss ones wife with a lighted
cigar in ones mouth, for the reason, per-
haps, thatit has a tendency to turn her
love to ashes on her lips.
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LOUISIANA,
Races Postponed.

NEW ORLEANS, December 5.-The
Jockey club meeting has been postponed
until the 18th instant, on account of bad
weather.
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CITY CoLLEoToR's OFFICE,

THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED DAILY
Il from o'clock q. m. to o'clock p. m.
from the 18TH to the slst DAY OF DECEMBER
inclusive, for the purpose of receiving from any
person who has already paid one-half only Of
the city taxes charged to him the remaining
half; and that
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FOREIGN.
CUBA.

Tho state Department Retieent-Re.
sOIer..
WASHINGTON, December 5.-The
state department refuses information regard
ing the startling news from Cuba. They
knew nothing at midnight. The Associ-
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CHOOSING SEATs.--Two-thrd of the
members of the house of delegates have
secured the seats they wish to occupy
during the coming session.
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CIRCUIT COURT. This court adjourned
to-day after brief session, and with.
out the transaction of any important bust
ness
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SUDDEN DEATH.--M William Grove.
OF o, Staunton, who was returning home from
Florida, whence he had been for the bene-
ut OF his health, was taken ill yesterday
when about to take the train at the Chesa.
peake and Ohio depot for home, and had
to be removed to the house of friend on
eighteenth street, where he died during
the night. His remains will be taken to
Staunton for interment.
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FINE SETS OF FURs, SILK HATS AND
CAPS, the thing for Christmas or New Years
present, at greatly reduced prices, to be had al
Aliens 1916 Main street.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, December 5.--In the Assem-.
ply yesterday a motion was introduced by
the Left to censure the government for
continuing the state of siege. It was
voted down by 407 to 273.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Naval Affairs.

BOSTON, December 5.-Nayal prepara-
TONS are pushing at the navy yard. The
Brooklyn is to be ready in twelve days.
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OFFICIAL.

J. OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, I
RICHMOND, Va, December l, 1881
NOTICE--In compliance with resolution of
IN the City CounciI GARBAGING BY THE
CITY CARTS Is HEREBY SUSPENDED
until further notice, and the removal of garbage
and other offal is expected to be done by parties
themselves. W. E. CUTSIIAW,
de 2-lw City Engineer.
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HUsTINas COURT To day the habeas
corpus case of Lucien Ford was called
and continued until tomorrow.
William Williams, who was Yesterday
lined $50 for having a surplus wife, and
who was jailed for non.payment, to-day
liquldated in open court.
:, The case Of Messrs. Royal, Moody,
Irgg, and Tabb, alleged seconds in an
aifalr OF honor, was called and continued
=, TO the n,J January term, and parties bailed in
$4,000 each.
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Miss NILSSON is said to be shocked at
the discovery that she is getting fat; but
she always had winning weigh with her.
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. Brown, of Bedford
a member of the house of delegates, was
in the city to-day.
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CHRISTMAS Toys, wholesale and retail,
PHILIP WEBER, 1919 Main street, has the largest
stock of Toys in the city. Call early and get
your Christmas supplies. Also, manufacturer
of Willow Ware, Willow Baskets, Cane Chairs,
and Settees.
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If YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY buy
your holiday hats at Aliens.
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Go TO ALIENS HAT STORE, 1917
Main street, for bargains.
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NEW YORK.
Financial.

NEW YORK, December 5--Stocks
active and irregular. Gold 1904. Money
Z bid. Exchange, long 81; short, 9S.
Governments strong. States quiet.
The associated banks have over s39. .OOO.-
600 legal tenders.
Return Of ocean steamer in Distress.
NEW YORK, December 5.-The steam.
ship Bremen, which left here yesterday,
has returned with six feet of water in her
hold.
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FURs, HATS. AND GAPS in great varie.
ty at Aliens, 1916 Main street.
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DIVORCE SUITs.-The following suits
tor divorce are pending in the chancery
court Of this city:
Martha Williams, by Theodorick Nun.
nally, her next friend, vs.. William E,
Williams. Sands and Leake, p. d.
Elizabeth A. Coppens VS.. Alfred Cop
pens. A. M. Kelley, p. q.
:, Louisa Lewis vs. Wyatt Lewis. A. M.
Kelley, p. q.
" Joseph Eqai VS.. Mary G. Equi. A.
Noise, jr., p. q.
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New YORK, December 5.-Arriyed-
Manhattan, Benefactor. Arrived out
Denmark.
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WINTER STYLE SILK HATS at 81, So
SO and 81 at Aliens
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TEN PER GENT.

will be added to the amount of said remaining
half Of the tax charged In every case where the
party assessed thall fail to pay said remaining
half within the time so limited,
"But in case any person having failed to pay
in the MONTH OF JUNE one-half of the city
taxes due from such person. shall fail to pay the
whole thereof on Or before the slsT DAY OF
DECEMBER, there shall be added
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n.,g- SOFT COKE
~ Ar CosT!i

| am closing out my entire stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, BAGS and
vALISES. Great inducements offered to pur.
chasers. Cali early, or you will lose your
chance. G. s. LEATHERBURY,
sno11--6w 14l9 Main street.