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A TREASURY statement has just been
printed in reply to call from. the Senate,
whereof the salient points are printed in a
letter to the Toledo Blade, showing the
losses by defaulting officers, thefts, frauds,
&c, which the Government has sustained
during the last forty years. The tables
are made up Of two parts--drst, the met
loss" which covers only The action OF
oiIicets aud agents, second, the ".grOss
loss" which embraces the double hand
ling Of money, the negotiation and receipts
ofioans, &c. The table below is made up
-, ,l;, ,,Iau
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ST. PAUL, MINI, July 19.-At the Re.
publican Congressional Convention held
today at Owatonna, Hon. Mark H. Dun
nell was nominated by acclamation for
reelection to Congress from the First
District OF this State. The Convention
ratified the nomination Of Hayes and
Wheeler, and fully endorsed the platform
adopted at Cincinnati.
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GheGttslLigettter.

The Moundsyille Reporter Of yesterday
publishes the address Of ]. Dallas Ewing
E,q, to the American people down there
on the Fourth Of July. We are sorry to
zee that Dallas ulienated the patriotic
women Of Marshall county by addressing
his audience as "ladies and fellow'coun'
trymen," just as though the fair mothers
and daughters Of that good old county
were all foreigners and had really no
heritage in the Fourth Of July lna'
will never do, Dallas. Don't you know
that the Goddess Of Liberty Is an Amer
lean woman
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Lisbon Railway Suit.

LONDON, July 1S.-In the Court of
Common Pleas to-day the case Of Teoy-
cross Va. Albert Grant ct al. was conclud.
ed. This case was brought to recover
money alleged 10 have been obtained by
fraudulent representations regarding. the
Lisbon Steam Railroad Company. 1t was
a test case. The jury gave verdict for
Teoycross for E700, being the amount
claimed.
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oIIEsrER rARK RACES.

CINCINNATI, July 13.-This was the
second day Of the Chester Park trotting
races. TIE weather was clear, but the
track was heavy from yesterdays rain.
First race-3:30 class; best 8 in 8
purse, 81 ,O0O-S800 to first horse, $500 to
second, and Sl0O to third. The race was
won by Charles W. Wooley, Deception
second, Postboy third. Best time, 2:32!
Second race-2:25 class; purse, 81 800
$3.50 to first horse, $500 to second, and
$3.50 to third. Frank Reeves won the
first heat and Blue Mare the second
when the race was postponed until to
morrow, on account of darkness.
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SARATOGA, July 1S-Gov. Hendricks
was waited on at the Grand Union Hotel
to-day by Maj. o'Conner,' Of Tenn, who
presented him with a formal notification
Of the nomination. Gov, Hendricks said
he would reply in q few days. It is un.
derstood that he will accept.
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THE TURF:


LONG BRANCH, July 13.-A selling race
for all ages one mile and quarter, was
won by Galway, Kinney second, and
Waco third. Time 2:l6i.
The race for two year olds, three.quar'
ter mile was won by Zoozoo. Time l:l94
The West end Hotel,stakes was:won by
Patience, Mary second, Merciless third
Time 3:l4t.
+, The mile heats race, three in five, had
but two starters and was won easy by
Woodland, Alton second. Time l:50s
l:5l, 1861.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OBHIcR OF THK CHEZ 9I0NAL 0PYiCKR,
WASHINGTON, D. C., July lL-l 4. Y.

OvvlcR oV THE CHIRY si0NAL OPVicER,
WARRINGTON, DC, July A-l ~. }
PROBABILITIES. ..
For Tennessee, clear or fair, with light
south to west winds and decided changes
in temperature and barometer.
For the Ohio Valley slight fall in the
temperature and light casterly to south
winds, partly cloudy weather and posi-
bly, light local rains.
For Lower Lakes, cooler and partly
cloudy weather with light rains near
Lake Erie, variable winds and slowly
rising barometer.
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MIR. Blaine's Health Unimprovcd

AUGUSTA, Me-, July ysl9,-Mr. Blaine,
owing 10 the very excessive heat OF the
past few days, has not improved. The eff
lects OF the heat on him fully confirms
his physician In the belief that the orig
inai trouble ia Of the nature Of snnStroke.
The effect Of salt air is strongly recon-
mended by his physician, and il Mr..
Blaine's strength would bear 1t he would
urge a sea voyage. The most he hopes
for Is within the next week 10 get him
removed to the coast some forty miles
distant,
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PITTSBURGH, July Firm
and active; prices advanced; crude 50 40a
9 Az at Parkers; refined l6sSal69<c Phila.
deIphia delivery.
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Tbe CINCINNATI Light Guards,

YORK, Pa: July lS.-The Cincinnati
Light Guards arrived at this place this
evening en- route to the Centennial Exhi'
biuon.
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We learn that So cents is now offered
for wool in Wheeling.
c. NJ. HOgg, Of Cadiz, bought the wool
out about Richmond at 80 cents.-Ste''
benrilIe Gazette Of yesterday,
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PHILADELPHIA.
A Lunatic In the Peace ConVen-
tiOn

tiOn.
PHILADELPHIA, July l3.-The session
Of the Universal Peace Society, at Car.
penter Hall, this morning, came to a
summary and very peculiar termination
resistance driving nou.reSistance 10 the
street. About noon, DR.. Chas. Pinkham
Of California, began to address the meet
ing, His manner was excited, and his
remarks were wild and disconnected. II
soon became manifest that he was insane,
and calls TO order were heard from all
points. President Love insisted that the
speaker be allowed TO proceed, and DR..
Pinkham went on, becoming more and
more excited and violent until at length
he sprang upon a chair brandishing a
sword in a furious manner. AT this
point several Of the members went out
after the police, and several officers came
to remove the disturber, but President
Love insisted that he should not be in
teriered with and the principle oil nom
resistance be consistently adhered TO,
and there was n consequent clearing OF
the hall. Pinkbam's wife remained
sitting in her place, and said that her
husband was charged with message
from Heaven to deliver here and that he
must deliver it no matter what happened.
A large crowd from the outside gathered
and there was great excitement. AT
length Mr.. Pinkham became quiet and
said in explanation that he had been
possessed by the immortal spirit OF
Washington, but had at last succeeded in
shaking the spirit. The spirit he ex-
planned had attempted, through him, to
pronounce new declaration Of peace.
: The convention will re.assemble at q
o'clock. There is great dissatisfaction al
President Loves course to-day and here
tofore, and the members say that il he
occupies the chair tomorrow there will
be no attendance.
DIED.
Col. Robert Gray, largely engaged in
the brewery business here, died early this
morning at his residence.
NEW DISEASE.
The horses here are quite generally al
flicted with a disease known as the pink
eyed distemper, something like The
epizootic. The disease has prevailed
some time, but seems to be spreading now
and considerable apprehension isfelt'
Oppressive WEATHER.
The weather continues opprcssiyely
hot and the temperature this morning
vas hioher than on any preceding morn
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Every share has my trade mark and tho words
"CaSt Steel" cast thereon,
nD-0rtlcr one Of these al once and try now,
and you will buy no more cast Iron points here
after.
this quality iI made at no other Steel Works but
my own. ~ tsL
Cast Steel Axle Boxes and Wagon skeinA, also
made under patent, having from four TO six times
the strength and only half the weight Of those
made Of cast iron. J. 9. BIDWELL,
Duquesne Way and Garrison ALLEY,
Pittsburgh Pa.
PITTSBURGH PLOw woRKs, May 20, 1876
iAl-WAnW
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INJUNCTION Exp1AfyEp.

Before Judge Westbfook to-day, W. j:
Case explained the temporary injunction
against L. A. Dowley and the Western
Union Telegraph Company restraining
the former from further continuing any
injunction restraining the payment Of
the dividend due upon the 18th inst;
also restraining the Western Union Tele-
graph Company from refusing TO pay
such dividend.
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NE EWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
ONE HUNDREp:AND FOURTH EDITION.

Containing complete List Of all tho towns In the
United States, the Territories and the Dominion Of
CanAda, having population greater than 5000 &C.
cndIng 10 the last census together with the names
oil tho newspapers having the largest local circulA
ton In each Of tho places named. Also, catalogue
Of neWspapers which are recommended TO Rdyer-
tSe rs giving greatest value In proportion 10 prices
and Canada printing over 5000 copies each Issue.
Also, all the Religious, Agricultural Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Edura-
tlonal, Commercial, Insurance, Real Estate, Law,
Sporting, Muhcal, Fashion, and other special class
compiSte lst q oysf 90 German PAPER printed in
tho United States, Also, an essay upon adyertis-
Ing; many tables Of rates. showing the cost Of ad-
yertlsing In various newspapers, and everything
which abeglnner In advertising would Like TO know.
GEO. P. RowELL q CO.,
Il Park Row, New York,
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A second table gives the los on each
thousand dollars in the different depart.
ments: 49,.
THE Loss ON $1,000.
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Marine Intelligence.

NEW YORK, July 1S.-A1rived-The
teamship St, LaWrent from HaYre.
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A. II. YOUNG,
PREscRIPTIoNIST.

Having completed course Of study in the Phar-
maceutical Department Of the University Of MichI-
gnn, and haying had seven yeAn' experience In
some Of the bcst Drug stures IN the city, am pro
pared to compound Prescriptions IN Il scientific
manner.
HB- NOTHING But STRIoTLYPURB
DRUGS DISPENSED.
A. T. YOUNG, =.
Corner Jacob and Sixteenth Sts.,
noi3-S EAT WHEELING
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FRANCE.

The Liyerpoolcup was won by Contro.
versy, Professor second, Mintdrop third.
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BANKRUPTCY.

:. s. & W. c. Corwin, whose ladies cloak
and suit establishment, on Church street,
gave employment to 200 hands, have gone
into voluntary bankruptcy. Liabilities
$50, 900; assets about $4,000. "
The messenger Of Simmons Kentucky
Lottery, who carried the drawing from
Jersey city to the main office, this city, is
stated to have changed the numbers yes
terday to make heminclude the numbers
on the policy slip he had purchased and
to have made considerable money by tho
change. The messenger has disappeared.
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MORE THAN 5000 IN USE.
Cast Steel PIow Points

Farmers, ono and all, are hereby Informed that
money, tImG and labor Can be SAVED by using Cast
Steel PlOw sharcs Of which, only one, has 10 many
cases proved sufficient for whole seasons powing
and III SOME soils, by being twice sharpenod, one
share has lasted two Seasons
They scour bright and make tho plow scour aud
run easier, and arc 80 strong and tough that they
will not break. When worn dull, they can be
sharpcned and tempered by any good blacksmith
without disturbing the httIng part.
All regular sizes kept on hand and ft any Pits
buBh Flow.
Any special size or kind made to order;
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NOMINATIONS.

Thomas Settle, President Of the Ma.
tional Republican Convention. Of 1872
was nominated for Governor, and W. A,
Smith, Of Johnston, for Lieut.. Governor
by the Republican State Convention Of
North Carolina. Nominations were
also made for Secretary Of State and the
convention adjourned till to-day.
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ADJOURNMENT TALK.

Many prominent Congressman think
that an adjournment will take place
about next Monday week.
Speaker Kerr writes from Rock Alum
Springs that he is slowly but surely i'm
proving in health.
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ATTENTION BLACK HILLS MENl

ATTENTION BLACK HILLS MEhl
p;1ne Single OF repeating oil best makes, at
niIleS, all prices from ss to S6o. .U
cbn& Euno Double and hngle muEIlo and
Sll0t uuIlS, and brooch loading, ss 70 500.
poyoIuano 8, 0 or 7.Shooters for ball and cap
netulteiS,or metal cartridges s. 70 to SIS.
Call and SEQ or write for illustrated pricollSt.
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS.
mrn!T4w 2s5 Liberty Street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Owing 10 business depression, employ
ers everywhere propose reduction Of
wages or an increase Of working hours
Of mill operatives and miners, who in
some. districts are preparing to resist.
Great strikes are apprehended.
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ByiFeleglr'aph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
TO THE DAILY IgTELLfGENgER
WAsIiINGTON.,
President Grant Requests MIR.
BrIstow TO Appear as 0 vii.
wAHixeToE; D; O, Jplyir1s.- The
following letter was yesterday sent TO
ex.secretary 'Bristow, by the President:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, [
MAsHIE0ToN, July Il. I

70 Hon. b. II. BiaoU: ~
DEAR slR-Through the press | learn
that the committee Of Congress inyesti:
eating whisky frauds have summoned
you as aIwitness, and that you, with
great propriety, as l think, have declined
to testify, claiming that what occurs in
the Cabinet or between member Of the
Cabinet and the Executive. officially, is
privileged, and that committee of Con-
gress have nolright to 'demnnd anSan.
sWer. !, appreciate the Positiea you
have assumed on this question, but beg
to relieve you from all obligation Of
secresy on this subject, and desire not
only that you may answer all questions
asked relating to il, but wish that all
members OF my Cabinet, and ex-members
OF the Cabinet since ! have been Presi.
dent, may also be called upon TO testify
in regard to the sane matters. With
great respect
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The House conference committees re-.
port on the silver coin bill was presented
to-day. 1t omits all allusion to thesilyer
dollar and to making it legal tender.
Mr.. Landers, one Of the House conference
committee, opposed that part OF the re-
nnrt
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VOLUME XXIV--NUMBER 27S.
FOREIGN. NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 12.-The Bullion in
the bank ot England increased 7S6,OOO
pounds in the past week. The proper.
tion OF the reserve 10 the liability.is "a
per cent. The bullion thathas gone into
the bank on the balance to-day, 245OOC
pounds.
Austria notified her local authorities yes
terday that the ports Of Klenk and Laud
snd the sea surrounding the insurrec'
tionary district are closed. The Turkish
had 4 long interview with
Count Andrassy on the subject yesterday
r. srp,p,,s ,,1,p,r,rrr,
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CON c r E S S.
HOUSE.

WAsHINdIoNI July To-
Mr.. Mackey offered a resolution for
the adjournment Of Congress on the 26th
OF July. Referred to the Committee on
Way and Means.
/. Mr.. Thompson, from the Committee on
Contested Elections, reported q resolution
In the South Carolina contested election
case declaring that neither Butts, the con.
testant, ;nor Mackcy, the sitting men,
Der, we're lawfully elected to Congress
Ordered printed. .,.
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GEO. P. RoWELL q CO.,
Il Park Row, New York.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-24
FOR THE VALLEY VIRGINIAN
Stribling Springs Camp Meeting.

STRIBLING SPRINGS, Aug. 10Th, 1876.
Tue Camp Meeting near Stribling Springs held
by the United Brethren in Christ, commenced Aug
ust 10th and continued seven days. This place has
been occupied regularly for about ten years The
meeting just closed, was one OF the most pleasant
ever held on the ground. Heavy lainS for several
days, interrupted the fashionable pleasure often in
dulged in at Camp Meetings. but did not interfere
with the regular services. After Monday, the we.th
er was most favorable until the close.
The usual number of tents We're on the ground
and an excellent boarding tent, with rstclass ac-
Communications was kept by Mr.. J. II. Hamrick, OF
Parnassus.
Rev. j. W. Howe. the Presiding Elder of the shen
andoah District, had charge OF the meeting, and
conducted it with prudence and universal satisfa G.
ton Rev. j. w. Holt, of Dayton, Ohio, Treasurer
OF the Frontier and Foreign Missionary Society," oc-
cuped the pulpit on Sabbath morning, and Rev. J.
L. Grimm, OF Frederick city, Maryland, in the after
noon, and Rev. J. W. kracofe, OF Keedysyille, Md.
at night Rev. j. Z. Holt, eff Elk Point, Dakota Ter
ritory, was present two days, and contributed much
TO the interest or the meeting. Other ministers
from abroad We're present an0 preached efficiently
large number OF persons manifested an interest
in their salvation and profassed faith in Christ and
united with the Church.
The tent holders held Especial council and agreed
to have another Camp meeting the ground next
year.
The congre cations We're very large during the en-
tire meeting, and not the slightest disorder was
tced at any time.
This was occasion of sweet reunion to hun
drels OF christian hearts. They parted on the last
morning with the usual form OF closing, and went
again to the duties of life, many of them never
Nearly a century ago, the founders of the United
Brethren Church held Camp meetings in Augusta
and Rockingham counties, when the church consist
ed OF only IL few thousand mem berS Now that their
numbers and wealth have been increased, the old
methods are still used in the spread of christian
truth. These means in tie last ten years have con-
trbuted largely to the growth of the Virginia Con-
ference, which now numbers nearly seven thou sand
COMMITMENTS. They strike tie masses and open
house OF God. and do not come under the ordinary
ehofGs OF the CHRISTIAN church. NovUs HOMO.
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Havas & Wheeler.

The Republicans OF Staunton and Augusta
county, raised pole last Saturday, floating a
beautiful national flag, emblazoned with tlir-
ty-cight equal stare, and inscribed with The
names OF Hayes and Wheeler, the Republican
nominees for President and President.
The pole is a towering Hickory, surmounted
with rake and saw, representative of the la
Dor OF the country, whose interests It is the
mission OF the Republican party to protect and
promote. Everything connected with It pass
cd off smoothly and pleasantly. There was
not hitch or discord In the whole proceed
ings, and the utmost enthusiasm prevailed as
the emblem Of national greatness, glory and
growth noated in the pure air of heaven. Why
should there not have been? 1t is typical of
the equality Of the States, and the citizens of
States and the protection of every man who
recognizes allegiance to it. ''Long may it wave
over the land OF the free and the home Of the
brave.''
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THUS 1T aoEs.-Senator Booth, of Calfor-
nia heretofore Independent, has made ring.
ing speech in Indiana in favor of the Republic
can candidates. Speaking Of the Democratic
party, he said: sBnI when find the Demo.
cratic party as a compactcd mass cherishing its
old traditions, animated by its old ideas, all
other questions in my mind are subordinate to
its defeat and destruction. l know not villa.
others may think, bat as for me can sec no
road to progress that does not lead over its
ruins.''
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S0zM IN TssiOner,s Sale of
~ Valuable Lot
in the City of SfauntOn, Wa.

By virtue of decree of the Hastings Court for
the city of Staunon entered the 10th dayof June.
1876, in the chancery of johnson, Sheriff. &C..
VS.. j. A. Logan, Sc, will offer for sale at Public
Auction, in front of the Court House,
SATURDAY. the 10Th day of AUGUST, 1876,
at AZ o'clock p. m,
q VALUABLE LOT, in that part of the city known
as Galows Town. it being one-half of the lot pur-
chased from B. T. Bagby by Joseph A. Logan. Said
Lot has front of SO feet by depth of l02 feet, and
adJons the lots of Campbell. Kennedy, and others.
TERMS.-Costs of Sale, Surveyors fee, and Com
missioner Harrison's Report, in hand, the balance
on a credit of one. two and three years. the pur-
chaser to give bonds with approved personal
rlty for the deferred payments, bearing interest
from date OF SALE and title retained as ultimate
curity. ROBT. CRAIG,
july 27-4t Commissioners
POstpOMement.
The above sale has been Postponed until SATU R.
DAY, SEPTEM Der End 1876, at the same place and
hour above named. ROBT. CRAIG,
aug 24-tds Com'r
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-24

The Conservatives of Richmond have be-
come so infatuated with the colored minister,
Mr. Dtlngec, who supports Tillc,l, that it
would he fitting thing for them to run him
for Congress, instead of Walker.
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Wezc Advertisements.

TNHE BUSH MEETING At MINT SPRING be-
i gins on SATURDAY, August 27th and closes
on the 25h. 1t is hoped that there will be q large
Come one, all, and freely participate
with X. DAVIS. p. Il.
aug 24-lt J. r. SMITH, 2.
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The city of Richmond, by wards, has in
structcd its delegates to the Convention to
nominate candidate for Congress, to vote for
Hon. Gilbert c. Walker, the present incum-
bent
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DESIRABLE FARM
n FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

Contains 124 Acres. on the South side OF the road
leading from Staunton to New Hope, and five miles
from Staumton: Has on it good Orchard comfor,,
able Dwelling House, Store House 80 by go, good
barn, and other necessary out-houses. 1T is good
stand for a country store
For further Information. apply to. on the premi-
ses address, o. E. CLEVELAND.
Lock Box 49, Staunton, Augusta county, Va.
aug 24-3t
J. r. TUCKER. H. ST. GEO. TUCKER,
Lexington, Va. Stanton, Va.
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1t has been suggested that the anti Harris
men had better exert all of their energies to Sc
cure the election OF 1ilden, thereby, insnrins
to John Il. better position go that the small
fry can come in for his shoes. It's the only
way to get rid Of Harris.
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IN Notice is hereby given that one half of the
CITY TAXES OF 1876 are NOW DUE, and payable
before the 18th day of September. By paying one
half of the tax charged further extension OF time
is allowed by the city Council for the payment of
the remaining half. The tickets of all who fail to
pay one half by the time specified will be turned
over to Collector for immediate collection of the
WHOLE, with five per cent ADDED.
JOHN NJ. CARROLL,
August 18TH 1875. City Treasurer.
aug 24-4t