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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-29
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In passing over the roads 10 this city We noticed
several places where the Surveyor, or some one
else, had laid sticks and stones along the outside
of the wrought part of the road for the purpose
of compelling travel to go in the middle.
To remdey this habit which many have of driv-
ing on the side ather than in the middle of Il e
road it is only necessary to make the center Of
the road the best aud smoothest, and every horse
will of his own accord go there; but if the side
of the road is the best, or If the dit IN is the
smoothest place, gentlemen comm issioners and
surveyors keep the sticks aud stones out of the
way and let us have the best track there is. whch
in most districts is none too good After passing
pi' ce of new road in Mt. Vernon, we had the
curiosity to inquire who was surveyor aud was
told 1t was NJ. +. Thing. This section was well
gruhbed and plo we'd and then narrowed till thor
oughly puverzed, and then all the sods and
stones iaked IL leaving the track hard and smooth
and making a road TO attract the attention and
claim the admiration of both men and horses.
Another section of admirable road, in Readfeld,
was built under the supervisor Of j. N. Fogg,
Esq. We mention these cases that surveyor. may
know that they are appreciated when they do tho If
duty. d..
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

KENNEBEC ss.-Taken on execution, and will
be sold by pubic auction, On Monday, the TWEEN
ty.thrd day oil July, A. ID. 1871. at one O'Clock in
the afternoon, at the Office OF A. c. Carr 10 VIM
hrop, in said county, all The right in equity which
William III. faiI banks OF Winthrop, in the county
OF kennebec. has to- redeem the following described
real estate situated in Winthrop. in said county to
wit BEGINNING on the southe tsterly side OF the
county roan leading rom Winthrop 10 Manchester,
at the norlhea-teriy corner of land occupied by
Green A. LoDgiellow thence easer!y by the north
line Of aid LoDgfeow's land 10 Narrows Pond $50
called: thence norlherly by said pond TO la oc-
cupied by Dana ii. dudley; thence noithwesterly
on said Dudiev'- land 10 the angle In the wall
thence running noriherly ON stone wall standing
on line betx cen said Dudey's and aud herein de-
road to the bound begun att ala o one olher lot OF
land situated IN said Winthrop, and bounded as
follows, u wit: beginning the northeTy side OF
said to the northe aslerly corner OF said Long
fellows land thence northweslery on said Long.
fellows northeasterly lire about six rods to The
| southeasterly corner OF land occupied by George
s. Metcalf at The stone wall; then noriheriy on
the easterly line OF land formerly occupied by Luz
Their Whitman, to land OF Il. f. Foster thence east
erly and sOuthery BY land CT said Foster 10 said
road thence by said road to the bound begun at,
with building thereon standing, beng the same
Briggs; Deed dated July I'd, A. ID lsls, and record
ed in Kennebec Registry OF Deeds, Book 30 Page
596, by the above named william IL falrpankrs
ana by said Faif banks morighged 10 one Thomas
b. Williams OF koxbnry, 10 the Coanty OF Norfolk.
and state of Massachusetts. taid mortgage dated
March 3lst, 1875, and re ortied in keDnebsc Regis
try of Deeds Book sos, Page 65, for The OF nf-
teen hundred dollars, payable as follows = i've
hundred dollars In three equal annual payments
with Interest,"
Dated June alst, A. D. 1871, junes%tlt&wsw
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RUSSIA vs. TURKEY.
More Russians Cross the Da-
nube.
An EN- GAGEMENT RE-
PORTED.
Movements of Russian Vessels


BUCHAREST, June 2S. The Grand Duke Mich.
olss at the head of eighty eight army corps,
crossed the Danube near Snimtza yesterday, at
day break, driving the Turks from their positions
Boats with troops continued to cross the river all
day.
A Russian official account dated yesterday, says
an engagement with the Turks is still proceed
ing.
A Kiernan's despatch saws the Turks at Nco.
polls did not anticipate an attach, and were sur
piised by the Russians and driven from the town
with heavy loss.
The Sultan is reported violently opposed to all
peace propositions, while Russia is busy proposing
terms to Austria in relation to Servia under which
she may Cross the Danube under the guns OF
Gladova.
Evidence of still closer relationship between
Germany and Russia make the outlook ANYTHING
but cheerful for Turkey.
The Russian headquarters staff has gone for
ware to Ban ASST, where the Russian he r:
VIII be temporarily established.
The Cossacks have seized and occupy Hrso-
1t is stated that on Friday A. NJ, Mukhtai
fasha attacked the Russian entertainments al
hahlas' An engagement followed, lasting sever
al hours. The Turkish attacks were repulsed
several times, but they perscvered with logged
tenachy, and finally succeeded in dslodging the
Russians.
The Russian fire played sad havoc with the
turkish columns, but gaps were promptly FL lied
ana The attack was renewed. The Turkish loss
Is admitted 10 be 2000 while that of the Russians
is 5000.
A Pera dispatch says the Russian cruisers are
now operating in the BlacksSea at points so neal
Inc Bosphorus as to argue utter contempt for the
turkish fleet. Their latest exploit was sink ing
three merchant vessels in the hsrbor of Heraclea
IN Asia Minor. This created quite q disagteeabl e
sensation In Constantinople
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CONN ECrICUI.
Commencement.

New HAVEN, June %. Commencement exer.
cises Of Yale College were held TO day--he l77th
anniversary, The usual programme was observe ed
at Center church, and among those OIL the plat.
form were Secretary Evarts, class of 81; ex.Sen.
alor Taft; Chief Justice Waite, class of 81, anc
Gov. Hubbard.
Twelve oratons were delivered by members oil
the Senior class. The valediclory was by {. G.
Camp OF West Mciden, and the salulstory by j
). Thacker, New Haven.
The President conferred degrees as follows:
Bachelor of Arts on ll6 members of the senior
class, academcal department; Bachelor of Phil.
osophy on 81 members of the senior class of the
scientific school: Bachelor OF Laws On 26 senior.
OF the law school; Bachelor of Divinity on % sen
iors OF the theological school, Doctor of Medi-
cine on students OF the medical school; Master
OF Laws on students in the graduate course Of
the law school, Doctor of Philosophy on 6 gradu.
ATE students; CIvil Eng on graduate stu.
dents, and Master of Arts on one graduate stu
dent-in all, 23i degrees in course.
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ROCkLAND.
Religious.

RocKLANp, June 2S. Meetings in connect ions
with the Universalist Convention continued to-day
with undated interest.
Full and earnest conference meetings at and s
A. NJ, business meeting following, at which the
Executive Committee were instructed to take
measures to raise further means and put a State
Missionary in the field.
Auburn was designated as the place for the
next annual session.
Educational meeting at 1880 lat which the re-
port Of the committee TO visit Westbrook Semin-
ry was read by Mrs. G. W. Qunby, aud addresses
were made by Hon. Sidney PeiLam, Prof. G. NJ
BODICE Of Westbrook Seminary, and Rev. j. p
Weston, d. D., late President of Dean Academy
An hour was given to the Women's Centenary
Association, with addresses by Mrs. c. A. Soule
of New York. and Rev. Mrs. S. NJ. Perkins.
AT 2 p. NJ, an able sermon by Rev. DR.. j. p.
Weston, from the text "Bel ieve on the Loid Je-
sas Christ" followed by communion service.
Closing business session was held at 4 2. NJ.
This evening there was a full meeting with ref
ercLce to woman's missionary work. addressed by
Rev. MIS- Perkins, Mrs. Soule and others, TO be
followed by closing social reunion in the vestry
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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LEWISTON.



LEWISTON, June IS. The Alumni Association
the ensuing year:
President-L. G. Jordan. 20.
Vice President-N. w. Harris, 70.
Secretary and Treasurer-T U. Stacy, &c.
Executive Committee-Geo. c. Chase '6S, J.
Goddard, Jr. 20, A. c. Libby, 70.
Orater-F. w. Baldwin, 70.
Sub.titute-E. w. Cobb, '73.
Poet-E. +. Mason, ~.
Substitute-Jennie II. North, II.
Amendment 10 charter made last winter adopt
ed.
Isaac Goddard, Jr., was chosen to fill vacancy.
G. b. Files aud j. S. Brown were chosen mem
bers for five years of the Board of Overseers.
The following were selected from whom to nomi-
nate two members Tor the Board OF Ovcrseers
next year:
Rev. A. Given. '67; +. A. Nash, 20; Rev. c. A.
Bickford, y; Geo Z. Smith, 70.
At 10 o'clock the annual literary exercises &C.
cured at the Free Baptist church, Prayer was
offered by Rev. Houghton. Lawrence. Mass
G. c. Emery, Boston, was introduced as orator
His subject was "The aim of the true college -
LUIS ut COuslutteu the uepel0pme nj
of all the powers without regard to future calling
The study of languages should have first place
Latin and Greek are important, and the college
should eneou rage the pursuit of such scie noes
have proved to be of educational as well as utili
tartan value. Metaphysics and mathematics are
recommended The college must guard agains
competitors, but while striving to retain students
from paleytochreces Schools must MT have etn-
dies so elective as to make it a scientific school
The polytechrics school has practical end in
view. In the college this is not the end He
pleaded for the upbuilding of an aristocracy OF
culture. We need cultivated men in the profess
sions, not quacks. The alumni should give Their
sons and daughters with college educations, talk
ing college TO them early. The college is indis
pensable. Let its high purpose be maintained.
The poem was by Miss Mary Mitchell, profes.
sor at Vassar College, graduate of Bates. She
spoke in very low tone. Her theme apparently
was the rights of woman.
The closing exercises at Bates took place Al
City Hall tonight. The exercises were as fol.
lows; Grafton, George Henry Wyman; Chroni
Giles, Henry Walter Cakes; Poem, Carrie Maria
Warner; Prophecy, Frank Folsum Phillips Part
ing address, Newell Perkins Noble.
The chronicles by Cakes, reported whole elias:
republicans, only one smokes, none chew use
intoxicating liquors. Two have chosen m misty
6 law, medicine, 5 teachers, 3 undecided.
The exercises concluded Dy singing the parting
ode. written by Jennie r. North, when the elias.
of II shook the parting hand and went out to
fac ethe duties OF life.
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CALAIS.
Convention.

CALAIS. June IS. The third day OF Congrega-
tional conference routine business was transacted
in the first part Of the morning session. After
which the main branch of the education society,
held its meeting. Some discussion was had con-
corning the policy of the society in affordng too
easy facilities for entrance upon the ministry and
not employing sufficient discrimination in the mat
ter Of candidates.
Addresses were made in behalf of the American
Board of Missions, by Rev. Mr.. Snow and Rev.
o. II. Wheeler.
Rev. Mr. Kimball presented the tract cause and
Rev. S. c. Fessenden that of seamen.
The topic of the benevolent work of the
churches, aod the best mode of sustaining it un-
der the present difficult lilies was discussed.
In the afternoon a sermon was preached by
Rev. A. w. Burr Of lIallowell.
This evening a reception it given 10 the confer
ence by the ladies of the Calais society. The con-
ference adjourned to meet next year in Auburn.
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SACtb.


SAco, June %. The trinity Episcopal Church
celebrated its 50th anniversary to-day. There was
large and interested congregation in attendance.
In the morning Rev. Mr.. Alger, the Rector, de-
livered the historical address, containing many in
teresting facts.
The church has had 81 Rectors in forty years,
including some celebrated names. The church
was consecrated by Rev. Alexander Griswold, in
November, 1927. The present Rector has been in
charge nine years, and is much beloved by the
people. After Mr.. Ayers address, the Bishop
confirmed ten persons.
At two O'Clock collation. was served in the
City Hall. Rev. Canon Hayes. Bishop Neeley,
Rev. Mr.. Urjohn and other clei gymen being pres
ent.
This evening Bishop Medley is preaching to a
large congi egation in Christ Church.
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MOUSE ISLAND,
BOOthbay Harbor, Maine.

When the present proprietors OF Mouse Island
w bought Rosewood Cottage,n and this beau
tlullsiand some year and a hall ago. they designed
II Tor summer nome for themselves and families,
linking a few boarders might be accommodated
during the hot months. The first of July, 1876,
the house was opened; the ca air was cool and
delightful; our families occupied the cottage, and
we waited" in vain Tor hot weather. The public
beard oil change oil ownership, and delegations
lom town, city and country. the swift going
steamers broughti our door, until Rosewood
Cottage" was hlled-lterally packed. and the ques-
tion OF where are they coming from !" was
chang anxiously to What shall we do with
themF' They assured us that were we to build,
another season, a new house, no matter how large,
they would come again, b ing their friends and fli
the house, hence the
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, June %. ls77.
FLOUR-Extra spring. ST 75as 80.
WHEAr-So. -prlng, l. 6-a -; sash, IA
45x; July 251 August No. s. / Go a "a
40 " ; rejected, 95-s IS.
CORN-No. 2 mixed. "A cash a.: July, Az
August 4s1I.
OArs-a61lc. cash. 3js.c July; 2sh August.
RYE-No. =, CSC.
BARLEY-Nu.2 spring, 90 a00c.
PORK = Cash, IL s711alS az, July, IL 65-
August, IL 30.
LARD Cash. 8 30 = cash: l0--a9 Is =, July
August . 42lsay.42s.
BULK MEA ro-shouders, -a-c short rib
sides, la C; short clear rib, ia c.
WHISKEY-Western,l 81.
tREIGHrS-Corn to Buffalo, &C., wheat do.
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The public laws Of the State of Maine have
been issued in book form, and may be found on
sale in Portland, at Dresser, Mcclellan & Cos,
and Lorug Short 4 Harmons in Bangor at d.
Bugbee & Co.'s. The laws are printed in new
and splendid type, just from the foundry, and their
accuracy is attested by the Secretary of State
Appended to the laws is the eloquent and vsua
BILE Centennial Grafton on the State of Maine
delivered in convention of both branches of the
Legislature, by Maj. Gen. Joshua L. Chamberlain
Of which we shall speak more in detail hereafter
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CITY OF AUGLS STA.
TREASURER'S NOTICE,
TAXES OF 1877.

The undersigned, Treasurer of the City of Au.
gusta, in accordance WITH the provisions OF law.
hereby gives notice that the state, County. City
and Village School District taxes, a. essed in the
City OF Augusta, for the year 1871, have been
m ilted to samuel W Lane. Collector of Taxes for
said city, for collection that by vote of the City
council of said city passed according to law said
lake, are pa able on The 9Th day Of August, 1877 ;
that by a vote o said City Council, and of the Vii
lige school District, an ABATEMENT or
Discount of 8 per cent,
will be made all persons who
Voluntarily pay their taxes TO the Collector or
before said 9Th day of August next and interest
wild be ADDED to all taxes remaining unpaid Au-
gust 10th next from that date
SAMUEL W. LANE,
Treasurer of Augusta.
Augusta, Me-. June 20, 1877. june29 t&wtd
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COR.
The Sufferers.

BANGOR, June %. A party of twenty-six or.
phans and destitute children from St. John, passed
through here this evening for the Boston Home
for Little Wanderers, in charge Of Mr.. Graham
They were received here by Treasurer Crosby. 10
the absence of the Mayor, and an excellent supper
furnished them by Mr. Ny e, proprietor of the NJ
c. r. r. Restaurant, for " hich he generously de.
clired any compensation.
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WYOMING TERRITORY.
KOhheIY.

HoT CREEK. June %. There was another rob-
berry on the road last night. A stage from Dead
wood was stopped near Cheyenne river and two
treasure boxes carried off by highwaymen. de-
tachment of twenty cavalrymen under Lieut.. Rey-
nolds, left Fort Laramie this morning, in search
of the robbers.
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BIDDEF(bIsD.


BIDDEFoRD, June %. Rev. Horace j. White
was installed this evening, pastor Of the Jefferson
street Baptist church. A large congregation as
sembled. Prof. Hayes Of Bates College, Rev. Mr.
Mariner of Auburn. Revs. Chase, Stevens, Bar
rows of this city, and lyric of Saco took part in
the exercises.
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CALIFOR
Aid TO the sufferers,

SAN Francisco, June %. At meeting of the
citizens Yesterday, called by the Mayor and Brit
ish Consul, committee OF 80 prominent, business
men were appointed to canvass the city for sub
scorpions to The ST.. John relief fund
Arrived.
The steamer Australia, from Sydney, via Homo
lulu, has arrived, bringing the British mail.
Correction.
The Victoria reports o the murder of survey
ing party on the Canadian Pacific Railroad, are
entirely false.
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NEW YORK.
" Gather.
BeacOnsheld.s Health.

Weather.
NEW YORK, jane %. Clear, quite COOL wind
north.
Beaconsfield's Health.
A London despatch says Beaconsield's health
IS failing under the d fiicultes between the mem
bers of his cabinet. They now cannot agree upon
the sum to be asked for on the note of credit.
Three of them oppose it altogether.
Greeting.
A London despatch states that the telegraphic
greeting per CABLE ION the Grand Army at Prov
ldence, to Cen Grant, reached him while at the
Queens dinner, and was handed to Qleen Vcto-
ria.
Seizure.
The Custom House officers to-day seized several
thousand yards OF struggled fine laces.
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Mr.. J. w. Cross. the well known boot and shoe
dealer, has removed to the new store, which has
been prepared for him, in behring's block, and
will have better isci Ties than ever for accommo-
dating his large list of customers, both for ready
made and custom work
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S. S. Brooks, assistant postmaster at Bismark
Dat, was arrested to-day for abstractng money
rom registered letters
Professor John Santml Shlain, astronomer al
Padua, is dead.
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ORONO.
State College.

BANGOR, June rs. The exercises of Commence
ment week at the State College, closed this after
noon with class day exercises. The Grafton was
by s. w. Gould; History, by Z. C. Towne; Poem,
by A. d. Blackington; Prophecy, by S. c. Lunt /;
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The concert for the benefit of the ST. John suf-
ferers, to come of this evening at Granite Hall,
will be remembered 1t will bring out our best
local talent, as will be seen by advertisement else
where. The ladies who have refreshments to
bring, and who will attend to the tables, will con-
fer favor by doing this afternoon, or early
this evening.
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YER MONT.


NERGENNEs June %. The new church built
by the Baptist society, was dedicated to-day with
appropriate exercises Many prominent clergy
men we've present, including DR.. Goadly of Pouit-
| ling ton. aud others. The exercises were well at
tended.
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WASHINGTON.
Financial.

WAsHINGToN June %. The Comptroller of
Currency to-day deposited SIG 739 to his credit,
in trust for the creditors of the National Bank of
The State Of Missouri, being the first remittance
from the receiver OF that Bank.
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Parting address, T. r. Stone. Singing Of the
Glass Ode and Smoking the Pipe of Peace.
At the examination for admission to-day, twen-
ty-three presented themselves and others are ex-
pected.
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Ann st, New York, Post Office Box 1850
apr25 w3m
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Persons suffering from hernia or rupture who
desire good fitting truss, should 70 to Partridge
Drug Store, Augusta. where is the largest stock
and variety in the State, and the requisite skill to
give good fit. june29tltaw&w
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How To Get To Mouse Island.

From Boston, buy a ticket Tuesdays and Fridays
by star oil the kast," or by rail- DAD twice day.
uorning and evening, via, Bath boats. direct 10
island.
The Maine steamship Company will run to
Mou-e Island this season, their popular and swirl
sailing steamers Sam0set and Sasanoa, also
additional boat in and about the harbor for excur
sions, &c.
The knickerbocker Company are expected to
acc omodate excursions with their Barge.
The large ana comm0diOus steamer Henry Nor
rison is now in Boston, being thoroughly rem.
ovated and reEtted with new boilers, &C., to
accommodate the increasing business and travel Of
1priyer towns, leaving augusta, Wednesdays
and Saturdays, upon the arrival of upriver train
and running, alter leaving Bath, direct TO Mouse
Island.
We have two malls per day 10 and from Boston,
and seven 10 ten steamers landing per day.
The Maine Central Railroad and boats, with q
truly liberal policy, have placed the Excursion
Rates TO and from the island during the season
at prices v thin The reach OF all.
The latter part OF June the proprietors design
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GRAND OPENING AND BALL,

Due notice of which will be given. The road and
boats have offered and will give great Reductions
even IRON their excursion summer rates. We
pect Portland Lewiston and other cities and
towns along the line OF the railroad to be well rep
resented. large and &c leet orcht stra will FUR
nlsh the music.
Grand Hop, free to guests, every Friday night
during the season.
Any inq uirles addressed to ROBERT w. HAINEs,
Mouse Island Ne. will be promptly answered,
and the desired information given.
l.. l.. MORRISON,
X. W. HAINEs,
w. X. q. Estes, p...
GEO. N. PAGE rTPf'etoF''
SAMUEL A. BICKFoRD,
5. j. WALTON,
AVIS
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Ifyou want nice fish, fresh from the water, call
at Central Fish Market. where gaod assortment
is kept at all times. Salmon made specially at
this time.
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Dow & Storer have just recev d fresh stock
of groceries, which they are selling to compare
with the times. Call and be pleased.
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The following additional subscription has beer
received for the St. John sufferers:
Mrs. Daniel Stone, $40 90
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FINANCIAL L COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New YORK. June 2s, ISL
Money WAS easy at l-a2 per cent. on call. For.
eign exchange advanced to ts5 - for bankers long
and 4y0h ateOs for 1enand. Gold opened at 1861
aud closed 1T 1854 Loans 3a2h per cent.
Customs receipts, s2>3 90C. Treasury disbursed
t.,00 900 interest," $4,000 ot bonds. and 900 iCr
silver.
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The City Treasurer has notice in te-day's pa
per which will be pleasant reading in connection
with the list Of taxes which we publish this
ing. In our list the tax payers learn the amount
assessed; in the Treasurer's notice, how it may
be paid. The two combined are quite complete.