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The Republican journal., 1876-09-07
Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. 80.
Arrivals of stock at market-Cattle 2436; Sheep
and Lambs 9023; Swine 7Sl1; number Western Cat
lie 2259; Eastern Cattle Y: Mich Cows and Northern
Cattle 100.
Prices of Beef Cattle per 100 lbs, live weight-Ex-
ira quality 50 5Oa5 IS; first quality SIS 25a5 81 12;
second quality 81 81 12a4 12 l2; third quality 81 25a
75; poorest grade of coarse Oxen, Bulls, SC,
So 25a3 70
Brighton Hides 1-2c per Id; Brighton Tallow GAG
per lb Country Hides 1-2a6c per lb; Country Tai
low SC per Id.
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Average majority, ~, 1855

This is what the Democrats of Maine
must do to hold their own, and meet the
expectations of their friends abroad; but
we must not content ourselves with any
such result We can and shall largely re-
duce this majority. DO what we may. the
result of the Presidential election does not
rest with us. BY just so much as we can
reduce this Republican majority here. will
it give encouragement to Democrats else
where Let us do what we can TUnion
Advocate
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NONRESIDENT Taxes.

In the town of Stockton, in the County OF Waldo,
for the year 1873.
I'M following list of taxes real estate of non
Il resident owners in the town of stockton, Tor the
1873, in bills committed to True Greer, Collect
of said town, the first day OF june 1873, has
been returned by him to me remaining unpaid
the third day of March, 1876 by his certificate of
that date, and now remain unpaid, and notice is
hereby given that if said taxes and interest and
charges not paid into the treasury of said
within eighteen months from the date of the COM
mment of said bills, much of the real estate
taxed will be sufficient to pay the amount due
therefor, including interest and charges, WILL with
out further notice. be sold at public auction at the
store of c. c. Roberts in said town, Saturday,
the thirtieh day of December, A. ID. 1876, ut two
O'Clock in he afternoon
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MEMORANDA

ST, JOHN, Aug 18th. Ship Belle O'Brien, from st
john Is, for Liverpool, which struck on Beacon
bar, and went to sea after making temporary repairs
is now II days out and some uneasnehs Is expressed
for her safety. Several other vessels which sailed
about the same time made the passage in 20 and 20
days.
from st John, has arrived here with 10 feet of water
in hold, having been ashore after leaving port.
| Sch Grecian of Lincolnville, Duncan, from Ban
gor for Kingston with lumber, hay and lime to L NJ
Jones, in the blow the night the 25th, dragged
her anchors and grounded on the flats at Plymouth.
Mass. Having on deck load, the vessel was strain
ed so as to fill with water on the next tide: After
| tightening, ioated OIL and taken to Robbins &
| Morrons wharf, where she now remains awaiting
| orders.
| Sch T. Standish (of Pembroke), Wilder, loaded
| with iron, went ashore on the north end of Petit
Menan, during thick fog, at I. Is AM, Aug %. Capt
Wilder attributes the loss of his vessel to local at
traction of her compass, caused by the iron in the
hold, for they had steered from outside of Matinicus
until the disaster happened II course of by IL NJ
The sch assisted by the cutter and would
have been hauled off the rocks without much trouble
had she not filled with water as the flood tide came
in. The scl's sails were uubent and landed by the
help of the cutters The vessel will be total
loss. The cargo of iron may be saved, the vessel
| ! es solid rock.
ged her anchors Sept and ouled ship Lizzie Ross.
from Belfast, Me- carrying away the latter's head
gear. The schr lost head Of forcmast.
| The Lizzie Ross was from Belfast, Ireland, not
from this port the above item in all the CONNER
cial papers might lead to the inference
| SHIP PROPERTY. The market for this property
| the past month has been rather langud, and the
transactions therein of unimportant note, except
that the sale of new bark at Bath of superior
structon and class at the rate of 4S so per register
| ton, which is admitted to be the cheapest cost at
| which any such vessel has ever been produced in
this country At the time the character of YES
sells constructing is vastly superior to that of
any other period in history of ship building and
| rightly deserves the attention of our investors in
The Republican journal., 1876-09-07

The initials of the Democratic candi-
dates, S. j. Tilden and L. A. Hendricks,
stand for "Shall Justice Triumph" and
Truth and Honesty" The Republicans,
R. B. Hayes and w. A. Wheeler, for
Ruined Beyond Hope" and "Worse and
Worse" N. Y. Express.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-07

WILDER Gibo, Frenchman. took Ida PepiI
ont TO sail in the harbor mt Biddeford, and at
tempted to rape her. Ida dubbed him in goo(
shape and ran the boat ashore. Gllbo was ar
rested, arraigncd in the police court, boune
over and committed to Jail.
A serious accident happened at Bar Mills
Friday, by the premature discharge of can
non in firing salute at Republican meeting.
Two men were dangerously, if not fatally in
jured. One of them was struck in the breas
by the rammer.
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected WeeFy for the Journai
RN @ LII SAEG.ENI No 3 Min Strpnt
MARRIED.

In Monroe, Aug. 27lh, by ID. 5. Flanders, ESQ,
Mr.. Robert Smart of Monroe, and Mrs. Eta il.
Jones of Swanvillc.
In Clinton, Mass, Aug. l1ih Mr. +. :. Crockcr
OF Warren, and Miss Eugtnie q. Il. Jcwett of Clin-
ton.
In Rockport, Aug. 2otll H. Ballou Eaton, Jr NJ
D., and Miss Ella NJ. 1horndille of Camden.
In Ellsworth, Mr.. Alden b. Joy and Miss Ella NJ
Young, both OF Ellsworth
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The fine residence at Phillips village, owned
by Joseph Toothaker, known as the Samuel
Lambert homestead, was burned on Thursday
evening. Mr.. Toothaker went into the barn
with a lantern and the bottom, which was Sc
cured by spring, dropped out and set fire to
house, sheds, etc. Mr.. r. +. Harden, who was
rendering assistance to prevent other build
lngs from Burning, fell, and was 50 seriotsl Y
injured, that his case is considered hopeless.
On Wednesday last, Il young man. son of Mr.
Madison Kendall, in Bowdoinham village. was
cleaning i loaded pistol, when the piece was
accidentally discharged. the ball lodging in the
person Of a younger brother, some fifteen or
sixteen Years OF age. The ball entered the leg
near the groin, ana penetrated TO such an cX-
tent that it could not be found by probing, and
remains in the limb.
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ING, sept $, at o'clock, for the purpose of nom
mating candidate for Representative to the Legis-
lilure, choosing City Committee for the year 1877,
and ransacting any other business that may proper
IN come before thrm Per Order City Com
STATE election next Monday.
The apple crop viii be very light in this region
The drought broke on saturday last with cop
ops rain.
The trees begin TO showtactn of autumn among
their leaves.
i, autumn, and hunters begin TO talk about rab-
bits, partr!ses and such
lou lna, wind ug your trout lines and put them
Away The season is over
pr Fletcher Is making Improvements ard repairs
f., .itc Huradpn house. recently purchased by him.
, dozen o; Belfast boys are cruising among the
...,aI, ol til lower bay in the yacht p. NJ. Bonney.
Il- first paragraph in the local column OF the
frog Age last week contained but one word-'Dry."
ll, cast side ina, Hayes and Wheeler club A
-..I Icai luat is fogey and iIaysey from the
B.. Nj Oliver OF Freedom took the Aver premium
r for the best trained three year Old steers at
-, Fair.
Ia,torcst fires which assuming fearful pro
-'"S =" ''''' '-'''''' "''' ''' y
t'!H 0i saturday
2''' u "o' ''.'' '''' a ','''"''' '' ''
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.''N"i 'f@ VIZ "ioN'H-
NEA The approach OF autumn irostS the farmer
gins 20 get ready tor the fairs and men who ought
.uH, dciua something else TO " talk horse"
lI,o.c people who have been prudent enough to
at .u early supply Of coal, view with disgust
Id. -.llden decline in the price of that article.
., ,,ts ,,.,. as tbt,- ,,i,s,sn ,Iout summer and
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FOREIGN PORTS.


Ga from Gloucester, Eng, previous to Sept lst,
scNrs Wm Frederick, Ames, Philadelphia, Carrie Z
Woodbury., for Bangor blaine.
Cid from Liverpool, Aug 2st, ship Charlotte W
White, Dyer New Orleans, 29th bark orchilla,
Hcrrimnn United States.
Ar at Marseilles, Sept st brig A {; Jewett, Reed,
Philadelphia.
Ar at Palermo, Aug s>h, brig David Bugbce,
Staples Bangor
At Bombay, July 2slh, ships Cora Coombs, ior
Calcutta; Ivanhoe Herman, for do.
AZ Calcutta July 95th, ship John Clark, Pendle
ton, for Bombay.
SD. from Lobos de TERRA, prior 10 Aug l.th, ship
Messenger Gilkey, Europe.
At IIu;nillos, Aug 18th. ship Chandos. Ross. for
Europe
Sid rom Demerara, July .7th brig Ann Elizabeth,
Burgess Barcelona Venezuela, in ballast.
SD from Memel, Aug 23d, brig john IL Crindon,
Pierce, United States.
Sid from Newcastle, n w, July 1th. bark Still
man B Allen Taylor, Japan.
Sid from London, Sept ID, ship Loretta Fish,
Hodgman. Mobile.
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Caked Breasts, Rheumstsm, sci,

Caked Breasts, Rheumstism, scia-
tica, swellingS, Sprans, Still Joints, Burns,
ScallS. Poisonous Bites, and all flesh, bone and
muscle ailments, can be absolutely cured hv
the Centaur LinimentS. What the White Lni-
ment IS for the human family, the Yellow Lni-
ment is for spawned, CALLED and lame horses
and animals
The Republican journal., 1876-09-07

Tourists will find The American House, Bos-
ton, most convenient point from which to
Visit places of interest. 1t contains II large
number Of suites of rooms, which may be Sc
cured by post or telegraph by families travel
ing.
What can sufferers with Bladder, Glandular,
and Brght's Disease Of the Kidneys, require
more than prompt relief and speedy cure :?
This is positively accomplished by taking
HUNTS REMEDY, which also cures Pain in
the Side, Loins and Back, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, Female Irregularities and Complaints
of the Urno Genital Organs in either SER
REMEDY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoUUSsE3: PA PA1NSTING, NIL u nPAAPER1MG AEt ;El.G
Painting and Papering Front Halls, Parors ant
Sitting Rooms, speciality. Orders solicited anc
will be promptly attended to. Satisfaction t6
price and work assured by
NJ. A. CULLNAN,
Corner of Miller and Cross SITS.
Belfast. May 10. 1876. 3w
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Ar. at Bangor, sept. lst, schs. John @. Smith,
jones, Bonarr IS days.
Buck sNille, ). c.
r. at Baih. Aug 10Th sch Mary Ann Ne, ann,
Cid from Portland, Aug. 10Th bark Emma L..
Partridge, Partridge, Glasgow.
CID. from Boston, Sept. ID, sch +. Z. Mcdonald,
Kane, Galveston.
Ar. at New Y ors. Aug. 2sth, sch Martha Weeks.
White, MI. Desert.
ca. from Brunswick, Ga, Aug, eoth, sch $ L..
Davis Cottrell, Boston.
Ar at jacksonville, Aug. 2lth, Scl,s Annie l.. Mc-
Keen, Mckeen, and Lois v. Chnple4, chaple~, New
York; Prescott hazetine Sns0n. this port.
Ar. at New York, Sept. ID, sen James Holmes,
Ryder, this port
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SHIP NEW -.
PORT OF BELFAST


ARMY Ell.
Aug. 3Oth, schs VIM G Eade, Ryder, Bangor; +
5 Wilson, Patterson, do; Forest Queen, Robbins
do; sloop Hcrshel, Moody Bucksport.
Aug 3!st, sch, Daysprng Smith, Deer Isle; Helen
Condor, McCarty, Boston; Heroine, Frost, Ban
gor; ryro, Hart, do; Ollett, Of Orrington, Quinn
do; Ann, Ware, Ellsworth; Columbne, Br., Wind
sor, ); cXander, Colby. Hucksport.
Sept. u, schs Lizzie Poor, Dickey, fishing grounds
Lafayette, Crockett, do.
sept Sd, schs Gen. Meade, Pcachey, Boston; Ad
miral, of Wells, Soutiwick, Northport
sept 4th, schr Sea Flower hnowIton, Round Pond
Sept 18th, schr Hattie, McClintuck, New \ ork.
SAILED.
Aug Joth, schr Florence b Hall, Keen, Windsor,
Ms.
Aug 3lst, schr j q Drew French, Jacksonville
sloop iiershc Moody, Bangor.
Sept st, sths Hattie Nee. Buck, Scarsport; Day
spring, smith, Deer Isle; Ida May, -, Boston
Lillian, Ryan, do; d Arey, Curtis City Point, to
load for Boston; Empire, Ryan. do; Malabar, Welsh
do, for New York.
Sept ID, schs Fannie & Edith, Bartlett, New Y ork
Geo Shattuck McCarty, Boston, Oliver, Hayes, Ban
gor; Ollett, Quinn, do.
Sept 3D., schs NJ w Drew Malloney, Jacksonville
I II Livingston Mcdonald, do; Charlie Bncki, fos~
Charleston.
Sept 5th schr Columbne. Hr, Windsor, n $
The Republican journal., 1876-09-07

Mothers can secure health for their chil-
drcn and rest for themselves by the use of Gas
tora, perfect substitute for Castor Oil. 1t is
absolutely harmless, and is as pleasant to take
as honey. For Wind-Colic, Sour Stomach,
Worms or Constipation, for young or old, there
is nothing in existence like it. 1t is certain, it
is speedy, it i cheap. 3m >
The Republican journal., 1876-09-07
Carver's Harbor Packet.

.sIh rTHE fast sailing packet P. NJ. BON
1 NEl, Capt. Thomas Burgess, has
IN III again resumed her weekly trips be-
~&EFH tween this city ana Carvcr'S HarbOr,
Ssssests:.sS Ninuhavrn and will run until further
notice.
Countr, produce Of all kinds will be purchased al
the going prices. When in port the Captain may be
found board the packet at laradcns Wharf, ut
the of Woods. Mathews \ Baker.
rg-txcellcnt accommodations for Passengers,
Fare : loy GAIT. lIlDS. Bl RGE~S.
RtltHSt Sent = iN-G tito
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Hancock, Hooker, Mcclellan, McClern-
and, Slocum, Bartlett, Seigel, and thous-
ands of other brave soldiers will not Join
Gen. Dix's Hayes and Wheeler brigade
They do their fighting in war time. Post
The Republican journal., 1876-09-07

PROSPECT OF IMPROVEMENT IN COAL FREIGHTS.
The low rates on coal which have prevailed dur
ing almost the entire season, have been very dis
couraGing to masters and owners of coasng vessels.
10 Boston and Salem 90 cents to lO5 has been the
range OF offers from New York, while to this port
fully 10 per cent less has been paid. Sch Flora
Condor has discharged during the week, a cargo Of
100 tons at this port, on which the liberal sum Of 30
cts per ton was paid, and dschargng bills. A Ios-
ton correspondent writes that 4 hopeful out
look IS apparent for the next few weeks Bets have
Decn freely made in Boston the past week that coal
trelghts will immediately advance to l50 from New
ork, and 800 from Philadelphia. The reasons as
signed are that an immense amount remains un
shipped, and nearly 100000 tons must come to east
ern PORTS within 80 days.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-07
The Grand Union Hotel, New York OpDDsit

The Grand Union Hotel, New York, opposite
the Grand Central Depot, has over3 3lG elegantly
furnished rooms. Elevator, steam, md all m
provcments. European plan. Carriage hire is
saved As baggage is taken to and from the depot
free. The restaurants supplied with the best.
Guests can live better for less money at the
Grand Union than at any other ilrSt-casS hotel.
Stages and ears pass the Hotel constantly to ALI
parts of the city, and TO Philadelphia Depot.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-07
A Few Things That We Know.

We know that Il discorded stomach or liver
produces more suffering than any other cause
We know that very few physicians are success
full in their treatment of these disorders. We
know that DaCosta's Radical cure will, with
out the shadow of doubt. almost Immediate
ly relieve and permanently cure all of these dis
tressing symptoms. We know of thousands
who are willing to testify that what we say is
true to the letter. We know that if you will
give it a fair trial you will let us add your name
to the "coud of Witnesses Will you give it a
trial. and do it now? Trial size only 25c. Sold
by w. . Poor Il son, sole agents for Belfast
A. j. Jordan agent for Orlanu. r. b. Slower,
agent for Buck>port.
Professor Pufkers Pleasant Worm Syrup is
perfectly safe and extremely paatable. No
physic required. costs % cents. Try it. too
''Did any of you ever see an elephants skin:'
inquired Il teacher of an infant class. Eyes SIR
"Where"' ''On an elephant
To CoNsUMPTIvEs. The advertiser, Uretired
physician, having providentaly discovered, while a
vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, and
all throat and lung atfections,-also positive and
radical specific for Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay and all Nervous Complaints, feels it his duty
to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated
| by this motive, he will cheerfully send (ree OF
charge) to all who desire it, the recipe for preparing
and fun directions for successfully using, this prov
| identally discovered remedy. Those who wish to
avail themselves of the benefits of this discovery
without cost, can do so by return mall by address
| ing with stamp naming paper
DR.. CHARLES P. MARSHALL,
3m50 33 Niagara Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-07

this class of property throughout the world. Some
two three ships built in this State have been
disposed Of during the past month"; but not reported
herein.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-07

XyTALDO SS.-We the subscribers, having been
w appointed by the Hon. Wm. VI. Rust, Judge
OF Probate Esq, to receive and examine the claims
OF creditors to the estate of Joseph G.. Coombs, late
OF SearshOnt deceased, represented insolycnt do
hereby give notice that six months allowed TO
said creditors to bring in and prove their claims ;
and that shall attend that service al the house
of James Fuller in SearSmOnt, Oh the fourth Satur
days Of September, 1876. and March, 1e77.
JAMES GLLER.
&wl0 GEORGE pN Err
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Rows OF the City and County.
Democratic Caucus,

The Democrats of Belfast are requested to meet ir
Caucus. at the Court House, on FRIDAY EVEN
ING, Sept. s at o'clock, for the purpose of nom
mating n candidate for Representative to the Legis
tlure, choosing City Committee for the year 1877
and ranSacting any other business that may proper
Y come before them. Per Order City Com.
The Republican journal., 1876-09-07

''rScl ter IL long time At Mathews Bros. sash and
a4 ilctory in this city, has exhibited signs Of in
Ai's OF late, by his manner and conversation, and
l" 1'cn watched by his friends. AS he had com
l''ei an ndictable offence in breaking into the de
scIuired a certificate from two physicians be
' wv eonld be cNtricated from the power of the
'N 'ie was examined by Doctors Brooks and
'"D4rf- pronounced insane, and on Saturday taken
l'' Insane Asylum at Augusta. lie is married
.'' 4aying a family in this city.
Nr' FIRE LADDER. ON Thursday evening OF
H. the lire department out to try the
tE'enSiOn Fire Ladder which the city con
'"po'cs purchasing. The ladder is in two sections
''"E hve feet each in length and moves one above
'e 'ihrr by an endless chain. The extension moves
eIy UP or down i'll obedience to a crank at the foot
.' main ladder, the ladders made fast and
@' Whenever the crank ceases to turn. The upper
'''tF il held in position not only by the chain
't'o 10y self-acting hooks that clasps the rounds
'' braces holds the main ladder in position, indie
.'Aient from leaning against building. Iayford
'N'E Wa the place selected for the trial. The lad
N', placed in position, the crank turned, shoot
- "' extension up until it reached the roof max
F " substantial ladder forty feet in length. The
" The building and good stream played. The
d" was very satisfactory.
~ Thursday of last week man rode into the
3 "u horseback, and refined up at the American
''e' tie attracted suspicion from his appear
'' ana from the fact that he rode the animal
'-'Ack, Officer Tucker determined to arrest the
'D' VINO had left when he learned that he was
Nel upon with suspicion. He was arrested, when
httie way down High street. He confessed to
ing stolen the horse, which he found beside the
/ "u IN Winterport and taking bride from a
s"boring barn, he mounted the animal and rode
'' stated. He is undoubtedly tramp. He gave
name as Joseph Smith, and Calais as the place
"s abode. The owner of the horse proved to be
'i smith Of Winterport. Joe was taken before
qaEe johnson Friday, and bound over in the sum
d wv ior his appearance at the next term of the
~ court Being stranger in strange land he
, unable 10 provide sureties, and now resides
With Norton
The Republican journal., 1876-09-07

One person of every $50 in Cincinnati dies by
suicide. SiNty-tWo per cent. of the self-mur-
dererS are German; the proportion Of the sexes
is five men to one woman. and the most popu-
lar method is hanging.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-27
uIxoR DIsPArCHEs.

LONDON, Jan. 26.-The one hundred and
twenty-six members which it is estimated
the party of the Left will have in the French
Senate include those of every shade exclu-
sive of Radicals.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Jno. F. Chamber
lain, a well-known sportsman, i danger
ously III of diptheria and is also threatened
with pneumonia, he contracted a severe
cold in Washington several days ago.
BROOKLYN, Jan. 26.-Henry C. Bowen
has not yet prepared his answer to Mr.. s..
V. Whites grievances, whifh were read at
meeting of the Plymouth Church commit
tie latelo. He says he will, however, make
proper reply soon and one that will leave
the real weight of the grievances in no
doubt, in the public mind.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26-Sinse the commit
tai of Chas. X. Beckwith, for embezzling a
large sum of money from B. T. Babhit, OK
perts have been at work on Babbitts books
They have found evidence of large addi-
tional forgeries committed BY Beckwith,
which will bring his embezzlement up to q
much larger amount than has been ye,
mentioned, probably not much short Of
81 ,OOO, 900.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-27
Desperate TralnpS.

READING, Jan. &c. - Three men stole
their passage yesterday afternoon from
Philadelphia to Pottstswn on the Tanasus
freight train, which arrived in this city
shortly before six o'clock. At the latter
place they were discovered, and were Or
dered off the train. They attempted to pro-
ceed further, assaulted the brakeman, and
threatened the conductor, named Weikel,
W hen the latter caught up Glib to defend
himself. Two of ting strangers fed but one
showed fight. By this time the train had
started aud was running slowly. The man
followed, and the conductor gave him. a Sc
we're beating with his club. When the train
reached the coal schutes, the man was
ritched head over heels into the sshutes
ID the brakeman at the same time fret
of his revolver. The man was heard to CRY
murder" and nothing further was ascer
'lned, the train having proceeded to Read
ing.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-27
SPECIAL NOTICE 5r TO DELINQUENT"
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1875.

CITY AND SCHOOL TAKES FOR 1876.
We, the undersigned. receivers or saia
Taxes DO hereby give notice 10 all sucn per
sons as have not called or made some ar
rangements that we vii! send each one
Postal card requesting him or her 10 call
Having rendered theirb bills, calied time sant anu
again, and while many have called, a great
many have not; and the latter we most re-
specially ask to give this their attention.
believing AZ we do that we have zone ou.
duty in trying to collect these taxes, anu
while we have no desire to Qlstress any one'
we have responsibility resting on ~.
The money is due us. !, have given pong"
to the citv and we are responsible for u.
The cit, needs the money and il urging a.
to collect IL or pay 1t, and we propose 70 ,,, Nv
no. We must therefore collect II. Anu lul
thermOre, we do not into TO be Two ye"iiTr
collecting one years taxes: Al persVi; ,;,n
any tn ere be, who have u dislike 10 sE'ni
once: for we do not intend to make any eA "a,
ceptiOns, and when nOtifieA we expect nn, -"
to call, and If they do notthe must eAp'''
'ne otfiee fSsSuio No. 10 East sixth street, between
Market and King. Hours from A. NJ ~
IL NJ, from to 5 and to P. M.
EDMUND PROVOST.
Receiver Northern District Qncluo!hs d"
u'' Va VI ''~' EDWARD FARMAR, 81,
Receiver Southern District (includ'ns "''
south Of sixth streeto
NOTICE TO REAL EST ATE OWE rF,ats nn
Those who sell or transfer hesl ES" q
will oblige the undersigntd ~ lfas'Is NV may
notice thereof at our Ofhce, tha' "o '
"ss''' ~ w ~ EDMUND PROVOST,
EDWARD FAkMAR,
,an4,'7etf '>', City Assess ors.