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a Grand Peace Gathering Of The
Blue and the Gray.

CINCINNATI, April S0.-Quite an en-
thusiastic citizens meeting was held TO.
day, which endorsed Mayor Moores pro-
ject for q grand jubilee next September,
comprising 4 vast encampment Of the
soldiers from both armies in the late
war. Efforts will be made to gather one
hundred thousand or more men In camp
for q grand peace demonstration. An
executive Committee was appointed to
make arrangements.
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Among The Breakers.

NEw YORK, April 8s.-The Ralstin
announces the failure Of Henry Lawrence
& Sons, cordage and oakum manufac.
turers, No. 1872 Front street, with liabili.
ties estimated at $4,000. Assets not
yet known.
sllas B. butcher. U. S. appraiser Of
this port, has filed voluntary petition
In bankruptcy.
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Bosros, April S0.-Burglars entered
the residence Of E. Otis, . leading citizen
Of South scitnate, this morning, and took
safe from \ chamber on the first floor
and carried Il half q mile down the road
and blew it open. They got away with
the contents, consisting OF railroad stocks
and bank books representing over $780,
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Colonr ior IRest YIrgInIa.

West Virginia is attracting the atten-
ton Of those who are in search Of new
homes where landA can be had at low fg.
ures. On Wednesday last agenilemln
from Cinccinnati arrived in town who
visits this section Of the State for the pur-
pose Of looking at the country with .
view Of purchasing lands for Swiss coll
ouy.-BseGaaaOa, Qpahur cOtiaiy, BaRasr
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rHATMYsIRIous VESSEL.
IxCITEMENr AT BERLIN.
- - -

Considerable excitement seems 10 have
been produced In Berlin by the announce
ment that q British feet Il being fitted
ont for operations in the Baltic. The
idea expressed in Berlin Is that Il is hardly
to be expected. That foreign feet would
make its appearance In the Baltic against
the wish OF Germany is declared 10 be
an eccentric theory which Is repudiated
by the German Government in view Of
the present critical state OF affairs.
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John McsIunIs, PlaIatir and Appe lice.
Jesse Curry and Others, II Dsil.. and Appellants.

SYLLABUS.
J.. An attorney at law, as such, has no
authority before or after the institution
OF suit 10 make an agreement 10 pals TO
submit his clients cause 10 arbitration,
though he may, II his clients are adults,
consent In open court TO submit his
clients cause 10 arbitration, and II adult,
his client will be thereby bound.
9. A cause pending In the Supreme
Court Of Appeals may under our statutes
be submitted by consent order 10 arbi.
tration and the judgment Of the arbitTa-
tors entered up as the decree Of the Court,
or the parties 10 the suit pending may by
agreement in pals submit cause pend
ing In the Supreme Court Of Appeals to
arbitration and agree that their award
may be entered up as the decree oi the
Court, and Il may be accordingly so en-
tered.
8. A wife sells her farm in Pennsyl.
yania which was her sole and separate
property and receives the purchase money
and hands portion Of Il to her husband.
He invests II in farm 10 Missouri, with
the consent and appreciation Of his wife,
and with her approval takes the deed to
himself. The lamily reside on the farm
two years. He then with her knowledge
exchanges this farm for farm in West
Virginia snd the deed for II Is made TO
him. He afterwards sells portion OF
this farm and he and his family continue
10 reside on the residue Of this West
Virginia farm eighteen months. During
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ITALY COMING on THE SCENE,

A dispatch from Berlin says that intel
ligence received here from what is con.
sidefed q Trustworthy source states that
the Italian Government Is making war
like demonstrations on somewhat large
scale. Its object, II is said, Is to dispatch
q force into Albania. This Il similar 10
the report in q Berlin dispatch 10 the
Standard, that Italy has decided to make
n descent on the Albanian coast.
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A NUMBER Of persons interested in the

A NUMBER Of persons interested in the
extension Of the 81. Clairsyille Narrow
Gauge from Quincy to Bridgeport, will
pass over the proposed route to-day, to
get preliminary idea Of the lay Of the
land. A regular survey, by competent
Civil Engineer, will Immediately follow.
He will be along with the explorers to.
day. President Patterson, Of the Mar
row. Gauge, feels very sanguine OF It's
early completion to Bridgeport.
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meath ofn Pioneer.

sAHFaAsclsCo, April So.-Maj. Jacob
R. Snyder died At sonomA to-day, = pio.
neer Of 1916. He was quartermasser Of
Freemonls Battalion, member Of the
convention which framed the constitution
Of the State, and Was Assistant United
States Treasurer under Buchanan. he
was 66 years Of age.
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lheQnteIliget1fer:
~. school question.

Tb,s % no let up 10 'i'e ''AON
i' n. DISCUSSION is going on all over
~ a'a. .,n,,,y. The more the question Is
T.s.sd The more general is ,t.,s..s. The s1pfss.
..,;',. s'' :, " Of The Public School System 10
l,''ISi !, srisis.l and fundamental purpose, purpose
= ~ "IS 4. giving to each youth in the land
,1,..n,b ". ~ instruction in the rudimenss Oi
n,Esgith education. 49,. ,..,. ;,
T, have hsI put into our hands .p py
~. ToIJ, Of Bridgeport, a copy oi The the
osn ~ ebool report for 1876. II is the
,...,,.,bird U.~ annual report Of the State
c,~ni.ionet ,, Of Common Schools to the
C,,,,,l Assembly for the school year
S,llI 'olips August sI'', 1876 49,,
I,bi, report the Commissioner iesl:
.,iIJppon to note the manifestations oil
poBis. .SnlimsnI in regard 70 Tue grow
i.,,Ip.niveness 4, Ol the school system ;,
4, then points out The iae' lha' ,a, ol ,ne
1900 pupils enrolled IN 'ne ?, PUBIC
sbooI. .y,s d Ohio, 1900, or about 81 per
val are enrolled in the high schools.
TH.s are 9, 900 teachers employed IN 'ne
voBlic schools, and these teachers enc are
nd iron the public school luna tue sum
Il 100000. OF the 2S'Ooo teacners'
10, or about 3 lPer cent oil The whoie
ruaber reenPlOyed in the high schools
,ud,he 100 teacher, or . per cent Oh an'
N.rs $4,000, or ten per cent Oh the
.ufr iun paid to all lhe 'eachefs OIL Tue
sla.
n.rMe 1900 school houses In ohio,
IplaIy 40 Of them, or per cent, are
d,duairely high schools. The whole
Vilus Ol school property IN the ssale 10,
10 ,Wn numbers, s2O0Vo,OoU; the who'e
rIlat OI high school property Is ,ooo'-
O4 or lSPer censo the whoie value oi
shOOl property IN the sta!e. lnal ~
liPf cent oil the value oil all The sehooi
property IN the State, and ~ per cent Of
lie money paid 10 teachers Is expended
loFuVlde secondary or high school ln-
huaiUu Tor 81 per cent oil all the pupils
.irolhd 10 the public schools, or TWO per
ahtd all ths youth oil school age IN Tue
sIk,or 10 finally graduate IN The high
schools Oue'hAlt per cent ot those enroll
diaihe public schools.
Theens valuable iacts, anu the public
ne Under obligation 10 the School Com
missioner Oi Ohio for thus bringing them
70 ibs attention oil the friends oil the com :
non rhOOl system in that and other
'!lies. As We have frequently said, the
time hn come to rescue the common
EhOOl system from those who would di.
ret it Of ih original "cope aud character,
I'D gradually make it so expensive and
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MINORTELRGRAMs.

Mayor Kane, Of Baltimore, Md, has
been prostrated with stroke Of paralysis.
The civil suits against the late stock
holders Of the New Jersey Mutual Life
Insurance Company, Of Newark, to re.
cover 100000, has been; settled. i e
understood that they will pay $4,000
in full Of all demands.
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shall be accounted lillGble which is not SO
stumpy, rocky or marshy, as to preclude
plough cultivation, or profitable cultiva.
tion II II had 4 resident population or a
home market"
"All other lands shall be accounted
timber or mining lands. Marshy land,
or land 10 rocky for cultivation, and also
quarries and oil wells, shall be included
nder the terms mining and timber lands.
Lands on which, or under which, miner
ais are known 10 exist, or generally be.
lieved To exist, in paying quantities, or
are certified 10 by = competent geologist,
that he believes them so TO do, shall also
be accounted mining lands. Neyerthe.
less, mining and timber tracts, or aggre-
gates Of tracts naturally capable OF plough
cultivation, shall count as unused lands,
unless al least one.fourth OF their surface
be actually used for agriculture also. In
this case the owner can divide In por-
tiouS accordingly.
The legislation provided for in the
pamphlet may SAVIOR TO some people OF
communism or agrarianism, but the au-
thor has no such purpose in view. lIeis
simply and honestly attempting to devise
plan by which an immense amount Of
unused land in the States named, (aggre-
eating in quantity State larger than
ohio), shall be brought into use and made
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ouR venerable friend, Wm. Bailey,
Esq, formerly Of this city, but now Of
Massachusetts,, near Boston, Is in town on
brief visit to his relatives and friends.
He is enjoying a hale old age, and says
that he eats and sleeps as we'll as at any
period Of his lie. He is as fond, too, as
ever Of indulging 10 interesting philo-
sophical speculations in regard to the
past, present and future, and has as much
to talk Of in that line that is novel and
entertaining as any man we know Of.
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BE declared that there could be no faith
In 4 Cabinet which had no truth. Lord
Beaconsheld was great disturber Of tho
nations policy, however, and hostile 70
the highest interests Of Great Britain.
GERMANY.
BetrotIial in Marriage.

BERLIN, April so.-It Is ,inderstood
that the ceremony Of the betrothal Of
the Duke Of Connaught, seventh child
and third son Of Queen Victoria, To Prin-
cess Louise, third daughter Of Prince
Frederick Charles Of Prussia, will occur
At Darmstadt on the 9th Of May next.
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ZIG Pine I.ine Act . Law.

NEW YoRK, April So-Ths general
Pipe Line Company incorporating act
bscGme . Law yesterday without the Coy
ernora aignAtuIe.
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Russo-ruRKIsH ArPaAY.

CossrAsTrsopLr, April So.-An affray
has occurred between the Russian and
Turkish soldiers, near Daud Pashas bar.
racks, about two miles beyond the fortif.
cations. Eighty men were wounded on
both sides. Schraskierate has, conse-
quently, prohibited Russian soldiers from
crossing the line Of the Demarcations.
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DIED.

FLETcHER.-on wednesday morning, May 1,
1875, at l2k o'clock, Mn. Ann fLETcHKl, In ths
e5th year Of her age. ~
Funeral notice hereafter.
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pIs,lARcK RYcUPIRArTNo

BERLIN, April S0.-Bismarcks pbysi.
clan states that the Chancellor will be
able 10 return TO the Capital in about a
fortnight or three weeks,
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weather Indications.
wAR DxrAHr,nnI, !
0RYIcn or nm CHiHB 6IssAL 0YYicER, y
WAamnaTon, D. q, May lila. NJ

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
westerly winds, stationary temperature
and pressure, and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
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J. W. GAILAeHER Esq, of Mounds
wills, is brought out as a Democratic
Candidate for Congress in the Gu:stts Of
that place.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
No Progress Towards Peace.
ADsoi.lys Movement Threatened
by Austria.
Italy Taking Some Note Of Affairs.
A crisis Impending Which Cannot
Long bo Delayed.
Italy Taking Some Note Of Affair
TnE EAsTERN QUESTION.
The Point at Issue Gradually
Disclosing ItselL.

LONDON, April 30.-Some consolation
for the prolongation OF the efforts to pre-.
serve peace is found In the fact that the
point at issue IL becoming gradually more
distinct. That point Ia whether Russia
will recognize that the rights Of the Great
Powers, as established by the treaties Of
1856 and 1871, take precedence OF the
claims Of the treaty OF San 6ieiano. The
concessions which II was stated Russia
would make-tae limitation Of the boun-
diaries and Of the period Of the occupation
Of Bulgaria; the substitution Of a Euro
pean for q Russian commission; the or
ganization Of European syndicate to
consider the claims Of bondholders as
well as the Russian claim for indemnify,
and the retrocession OF the small slip Of
Bessarabia inhabited by Russians, are
owned 10 be great, but abe completely
ignores the treaty Of Paris and lis re-
Affirmation In 1871.
THE FrRsr CONTINGENT FOB MALTA.
The first contingent to be dispatched
from this country 70 Malta will number
5000 men and two batteries Of artillery,
all Of which are under orders for en-
barkation. The torpedo service prom
ises allthat is desired. J.J. Thorncrait
& Co. will soon have ready five or six Of
the twenty torpedo launches they are
building, and other firms are making ex.
traordinary efforts toward the completion
Of Government orders for launches.
Portland has offered her whole ayaible
4 IL
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officers, who are becoming very popular
along its line with the patrons Of the
Mr.. @. G. savtell is said to have the
most profitable flock Of sheep in the
county. They shear Ct pounds on an ay-
craze.
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RUSSIA AND sERvIA uHpIRsrAND EACH
orHEn. -

Atelegram from Belgrade says Il ap.
pears that the friendship between Russia
and Seryia is completely restored. Il has
been arranged that Seryia, in the event OF
an Anglo-R Russia war shall only observe
the stipuiatious Of the San Stefino treaty
while Turkey remains neutral. Il Il
probable that the servian army will
slowly occupy many points In old Servia
with the consent Of Russia. Ali leyies
will be at their posts by May 18th. The
entrenched camp At Kadona, which Is
one Of the principal points Of concenlra.
tiop. In now conatantiv fortified.
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ANorHER'cxIL FOR BONDS.

The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day
issued call Tor the following bonds
Coupon bonds, dated July !, 1855, namely,
$50, No. 50,00l to 5000, both inclusive;
$40, No. s5,00l to 10000, both inclusive;
$500, No. 60,O01 TO $4,000, both inclusive;
800, No. 10s,0ol to 114,400, both lnclu-
siye. Total coupon, 5000, 900, 900 regis
tered bonds redeemable at the pleasure
Of the United States after the first day Of
July 1870 as follows: $50, No, 1,74l to
1900, both inclusive; $50, No. l4,10l to
l6,2 200, both inclusive; $500, No. S,701 10
$500, both inclusive; 81 900, No. 2s,751
to 30,160, both inclusive; $1,000, No.
S,05l TO $500, both inclusive; SO, 900, No.
14,s57 to 15,507, both inclusive. Total
registered 100000, aggregate s., ,000,-
900. The principal and interest will be
paid at the Treasury on and alter the 30lh
Of July next, and the interest will cease
on that day.
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M A RTIN'S
cAPITAL REsTAURANT,

No. 1iS5 MAHxRT ST., u he ealy hyti-elsn Rs,-
LauraAf tH hS eiIy. Il Il the only Restaurant that
has sepanie rooms for ladIes, or whore you ean 1nd
that quiet eleanlinea Of . home, combined
with The bot etfiAS that can b found in the ety.
REDUCTION loF PBICES- Regular Dinner,
with one hnd OF meat, three kinds oi vegetables,
one cup Of tea, coffee or mllk, one kind Of deaert,
oystsrs Fish and all the delIaeIs Of the season
constantly n.hard. np22
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TIE DAILY LNzRLLIeEHoER
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SILVER FOR aREEEsBAcKs.

All the Assistant Treasurers through.
out the United States have been author.
lied to exchange silver dollars for green.
backs.
The Subcommittee Of the House on
Education and Labor proposes TO tax
Chinese emigrants one hundred dollars .
head.
The Russian steamship reported of
Ellsworth, Maine, excites no interest in
Warrington.
The District schools will 60 or now,
Congress having made the needed appro-
Subscriptions to the four per cent loan
to-day SSiS,700.
The House Ways and Means Commit.
tee, by q vote Of 8 to 8, voted TO recon-.
mend the suspension Of the purchase Of
bonds for the sinking fund until June
S0th, 1885.
THEGALLAHT SHIELDS RENEMBERED.
A msjority Of the Senate Committee on
Military Affairs to-day authorized Sena.
tor Cockerill TO report the House bill
placing Gen. Jas. Shields on the retired
List Of the army, fayorably, and without
amendment. The authorization was cou.
pied with the formal understanding that
the members OF the committee Shall be at
liberty TO offer amendments or oppose
the bill In the Senate II they 90 desire.
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erage.
SCHOOL MArrERs.
The Board Of Education for Richland
District put all the lightning rods there
were room for on our school houses last
year. The tax payers, Of course, had to
foot the bill. II some live agent comes
along have no doubt he can prevail on
them 10 put lightning rods on the coal
houses and gate posts OF the school pro-
perty, as they are unprotected.
In some OF the sub.districts where
economy had been practiced surplus Of
school funds had been accumulated,
which the Trustees supposed still re.
mained 10 the credit Of their sub-district.
The Board in its wisdom saw ct to put
each surplus in the general fund and
make new deal all around. There is
not q shadow OF law for any such proce.
dure, and any Trustees feeling themselves
aggrieyed may recover from the said
Board.
The Trustees OF sub-district may fail
10 use up their money, being compelled
10 stop the school from contagious dis
eases or other causes, and this Board Of
Education for principles Of economy
make the sub.districts having q surplus
pay taxes twice.
THE NEW SHORT CREEK ROAD
IL all the talk about here. Mr.. Peter
Delaplain is taking very active part In
trying to secure q relocation Of the road
leading from Weidman's Mill on Betha.
ny pike 10 the mouth OF Short Creek.
This road would make the railroad avail.
able to great number Of people in Ohio
county.
For fear that 1 occupy more space than
Is desirable, l will say the rest Of my
piece another time. Yours,
w. A.
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RIyrEW posrPoHHp,

LONDON, April so-A special from
Constantinople says that the grand re.
view at San Steflno was countermanded
in consequence Of dispatehing large bod
is Of troops against the Mussulman in
surgents.
LONDON, Nay 1.--yienna correspon-
dents mention that Austria's occupation
Of BoInia isimminent. ABerlin cores
pondent says the occupation will be
effected a the resnlt Of q bargain with
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Movement 10 Check Up ON the
Rapid Reduction Of the Rail.
road Debt.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-The Commit.
Tee Of Ways and Means by q vote Of 8
to 8 decided TO report to the House the
following joint resolution:
WHEREAS, On the first day Of April,
1873, there had been paid into the sink-
ing fund as provided for under section
1894 OF the Revised Statutes the sum Of
S24l, ,4ss, ,16S "a, in excess Of the require.
menu Of said law, which sum Is
equivalent TO about eight years In
advance Of the amount required
by law, and whereas il Ia unnecessary for
the maintenance Of public credit, rs il is
unjust 10 the people, 10 continue the i'm
position Of taxes for this object at time
Of great depression like the present /;
therefore,
Be Il rtscred, &C., That the Secretary
Of the Treasury Is hereby authorized and
directed 10 suspend the purchase OF
United States bonds for the sinking fund,
as provided by section 1884 Of the
Revised Statutes, until the close OF the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1885, unless
otherwise directed by Congress.
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EAlnLY FLoUR-
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
IN AND MOI.Ag9Eg = 2 - -

,,. ys., ,nS IsSsT i, LIS n q ,,a risy IN = q y
low fb1o. u KEIILY.
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The P. W. KY.

Those Of us living along the line Of the
P. W. & Ky Railroad think that: the ex-
pectations Of Ohio county have been
more than realized by the benefits con.
ierred, frst, "a . paying inyestment, sec.
ond, In securing cheap ireights. Also In
opening up the large coal and limestone
6elds 70 the north Of Wheeling, which
will be developed as the iimes grow
easier. Our railroad has . superb ut Of
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MANHINaToN.

Movement to Check Up ON the
Rapid Reduction of the Rail.
rond Debt.
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People getting northumberland those wh'
arc not ought to bc-with the wondsFfs merits q
Mat great American Remedy. the
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aug 29,4t
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THle Art TOrlsOri:.I.
MR.. AMOS LUCAS,
(Of Long Branch,)

(of Long Branch,)
Having arrived at the conclusion that the
columns of the CLARION are the only means
whereby he can bring his business to the
proper standard gives vent as follows:
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM
POOLING AND DYEING
In the latest style of the art tonsorial.
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto Of this enterprising artist, and
by strict attention to business can't help
but please all. Will be in his shop Mon
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays all day
and evening.
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AdmjnlSiratOr's Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that tho sub
IN scriber has obtained from the Or.
phans' Court Of Frederick County, letters
res,amentary upon the estate of
JOHN A. MILLER.
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said dcccas-
ed, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof legally anthem
ticatet to the subscriber, on or before tho
Goth of February next; they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of
said cstnte. Those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment
GEORGE A. MILLER,
Administrator
ouv % At
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The following Section of the Act OF
1878, Chap. 4S3, is published tor the infol
nation of Tax Payers:
SECTION 45. All persons and incorpo
rated Institutions that shall pay their State
Taxes on or before the 1st day of Scptcm'
Der of the year for which they were levied
shall be entitled to deduction of Five pei
Centum Of said Taxes: all that shall pay
the same on or before the 1st day OF Octo
Der of said year, shall be entitled to a de
ducton OF Four per Centum ; and all thai
shall pay the same on or before the first
day of November of said year, shall he Ell
titled to deduction otThree per Centunl
July Is st