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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-18
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

Washington, June 1.-THE president
pro TEN. affixed his signature to the
supplemental judicial appropriation
bill. which now goes to the president.
The bill to amend the act of 1913
for enrolling and licensing of vessels in
the coasting trade, was again taken up.
The democratic caucus this morning
took no action on Senator Bayard's Is
resignation of the craftsmanship of the
finance committee, but after consuming
an hour and a half in debate adjourned
until tomorrow.
The indications were very clear that
the resignation would not be accepted,
and the silver bill will be left in the
hands of the finance committee until
next session.
HOUSE
Conger, after severely arraigning the
democrats, hoped his remarks had not
offended anyone
Acklin said that Conger's remarks
were always offensive.
Conger replied that it would raise
him in the estimation of his constit-
uents andof the north.
McLane said: But for the political
abuses of patronage the republican
party would not have the executive to-
day. Great in enormity, even beyond
the fraud of the electoral commission,
monstrous as that fraud was, was the
habitual political corruption which the
republican party had brought to the
country.
Conger accused the democrats of
bringing this caucus bill here and
binding all democrats not to eat,
drink or sleep without permission of
the causus.
Hostetler denied it.
Conger said: Then he was rs bold a man
rs anybody who circles around the
point of sanity, and yet denied that
this is an infamous measure. The
bill prevents anyone who holds offic9
under the government to contribute
in money, by speech or labor, to carry
out his political views. One hundred
and twenty thousand. disabled soldiers,
who receive pensions, would he prohib-
tied from even circulating posters at
political meeting.
McI.ane replied that the Issue was be-
fore the country and the issue was the
present bill. He was persuaded that it
was no other motive but corrupt
political motive which deferred the
gentlemen on the other side from con-
sidering the bill.
Conger-That is an infamous asser-
tion from the gentleman, and say it
to him here in my place.
A great deal of noise and confusion
ensned.
Hawley and Manning demanded that
the language of McLane and Conger
should be taken down as unparliamen-
tary. The words were written by the
official reporter. and read by the
clerk, and the speaker having de-
cided that the language did not apply
personally to any member in his repre-
sentative capacity, McLane was per-
mitted to proceed with his speech In
favor of the bill.
The disussion was closed by de-
mand for the regular order, and the
bill went over.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-18
RiPntfully Mobbcd.

Charleston, June 17.--John Moore,
who grossly assaulted and then muir
dered Miss Wood ward ,on the 5th inst,
near Wexford, was hanged by mob
of one hundred and fifty armed men.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-18

New York, June 17.-Dr. Wander
pool, the health officer at the quaran-
tine says that unless rigid quarantine
is kept.up there is a possibility of the
yellow fever making its appearance in
New York. Two vessels with the dis
ease on board are in the upper bay dis
charging its cargo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-18
Nihilists, Probably.

st. Petersburg, June 1.-THE re-
ceiver's office in Cherson, southern Rus
sia, was undermined and robbed of
l, 500, 900 roubles.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-18

Some of the Pennsylvania democrats
are irving to raise a Hancock boom.
But the southern democrats say that
while it is all very well for their party
to nominate the union generals for
state offices, it is different when it
comes to nominations for national po-
sitions. The line must be drawn some
where, and it may as well be right here
between state and national nomina-
tions. Union generals should not ex-
pect too great privileges inside the dem
ocratic party.--[Denver Republican.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-18

London, June 1.-TWO thousand
miners have struck at Tornworth
against the reduction of wages.
st. John colliery company, Wake
field, have failed. Liabilities e67 900.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-18

Chicago, June II. Wheat l03i cash
91s July; 90 August.
Corn-364, cash.
Whiskey, 104.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-06-18

Algiers, June 1.-THE column of
troops which left Batria, province of
The daily gazette., 1879-08-15

TEE BOSTON wArEs W0xxs.-The
Boston water supply, liks our own
ID self-sustaining. The Wilmington
works are mors rsmunerative, though
not 90 extensive. Boston has IN out
standing water debt Of o.. .9O6, 900, and
the annual interest charge b eo06, 600.
The receipts for water sold for the year
ending April 80 were Sl, ~, 600; from
other sources, 81, ,O00-total, 81, s47, 600.
The expenditures wsre Current ex-
penses, $23S, 600; for extension Of works,
$S7, 900; interest on watsr bonds, $685.
900; and other items making total OF
81, 100000. The excess Of receipts over
expenditures was $2l7,O00. This ex-
cess was paid into the watsr sinkins
fund. The daily supply Of wstsr furn-
ished the city was q, ,206, 900 gallons,
averaging 80 gallons TO each inhaoltant'
In January the consumption and vast
age together reached q, 400, 900 gallons,
or over 1O0 gallons 70 each inhabitant'
The report states that the quantity d
water wasted II very large, and some.
thing ought TO be done to prevent It
that the large expense already incurred
for An additional supply Of water could
have been postponed for . number d
years longer II the fact Of the enormoui
waste had been appreciated By the pub
lie eight or nine years ago; and thal
unless It be appreciated and acted OF
now, heavy additional outlays will b
required In the near future to enlarg'
the distributing system and increase tn
storage capacity. The waste IL attribu
ted largely to the use Of improper fix
tures and bad plumbing, ard the remed!
proposed consists Of three parts: First
the vigorous enforcement Of ordinance
prescribing tho kind Of fixtures 70 b
used second, thorough domiciliary in
spection to discover faulty fixtures AM
detect waste; third, the adoption q
meters, and the sale Of water by meaa
urcment.
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xorutEs.

=
N~irx ~ DEhlNQuENTs or
Tlt YHARis;s cnooL LANES FOR
.A,r'rt sos sra,. ~ called IN the following
issn.rsi s.ss 10 or M act OF ib,.
i,iT apy Pas "a ut Dover. March
mn, me nfst Saturday or Sen-
(,,,Il.c,.,ra ss, year u1e Assessors ana
d.,iv ,,.,.,.. sni HuNfriise In two of the
ion q mi sperso Ipe CITY OF lining
-. ns.o vi inc nersors, whose In aes
.os me preceding ye are al
scripiion Of the real eAtate O In xed and shaI
within two weeks theteaf,er n.asa - aa' a
liver The cert ficates Moulr. Il ~ ~. ue-
such ,aras aei1r % tpc said city, fol ali
iii 1r.- "h real estate as afore.
,,.,dn -'sh shall IA bt then have been
We the unders gned Asse. sors md c.,
i-c'ors of this city, are In dutv bnnnS ~, y,
carry O,t the lTovi. IDus of ih,' ahou. ~, w
and shall p. ocr d 10 do 40 ""''
EDMUND PROVusT
neo-'ccr of Northern Distr. ct.
tinciuulnR all North OF 81 ixth ST,
VILLA NJ Ne,
Receiver OF southern Dist rlct,
tIno uding all South oi Sixth Stl
Once No. % X. SIKH street. hai we.,
Market ana King. Hours, Sa. m. to Il
M. = to 0 and Z 10 D. m. aups-tf
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& HERIFF-S SALE
y by virtue OF a writ Of Vendttioni Ex-
ponas TO me directed, will be exposed 10
Public Sale at the
LAFAI ETTE HOTEL, s4i shipley st.,
Kept by John J. Dougherty, In the city Of
wilmington, " New Castle County, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 27th Day of Augus', A. d., 1879,
at2 O'Clock p. m.
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain messuage or tenement
and tract OF land iluated in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county and State
OF Delaware, and bounded and described
~ follows, TO wit: Beginning at ths north
easterly corner OF Third and LON bn rd
streets, thence nOrtherly along the west
erly side Of Lombard street G8 feet TO q
line or laDd now or late of Joseph Teas
| thence herewith westerly 36 feet TO a line
| OF and now or late OF acob Siuex, thence
| herewith sOutheily parallel with Lom.
bard street 81 feet TO the nori h westerly side
| of Third street, thence along the said Thir
street SO feet TO the place OF beginning
Containing by computation about two
thousand four hundred and forty-eign
square feet OF land, and having thereon
erected hree-stOry brick dwelling house
| now or lately used rs n hotel
| Seized and taken In execution as .he pro
perty OF Michael Meenan decea ed, m
ma Meenau, administrative OF Micbae
Meenan, deceased) and to be sold by
| JOHN PYLE, sheriff
Sherin's Once, New G.. s;ie, nueu 7,h
, IttS ans9 3 avis.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-15

AFTER THE THIEvEs. Tho City
Council last night authorized the Mayor
to offer reward Of $500 for the detec-
ton and conviction of the thieves who
entered and robbed the residences of
several of our citizens recently. These
robberies were committed while the
houses were unoccupied. In one in
stance the family was In the country
while the owner attended to his busi-
mes in the city daily, driving out in the
evening and in tho next morning. In
another the whole family were absent
from the city and the house locked up.
In third the wife was absent, but the
husband attended regularly to his daily
duti"s in the city but slept in his dwell.
Ing. In this case the robbery is sup
posei to have oc .urred in the DAY time.
l Is hoped q tn. reward offered will
have the desired effect to bring the guilty
rsscals to punishment. The police, "a
learn, have been OH the track Of the
parties who commit. one OF the rob
berries, and discovered the whereabout!
Of . part Of the plundered property sew
eral days ago. We presume the pro
position of the Mayor will propose T.
pay 500 for the arrest and conviction
Of the thieves who entered and robbet
either house, or $500 for the arrest of III,
whole Of the offenders.
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SHERIFF'S S.ALES
OMERlFF.H SALE,

CHERlFF-H SALE,
y BY vilus Oi y wril of Levari Facias, -
m. direc'ed. will be exposed 70 Public
Bale ~ the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sai shipley St.
Kept by John J. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilm ingtOD, New Castle County, Della
ware, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 27th Day Of Aug st, A. d., 1870,
at z o'clock y. m,
The following describ.-d Real Estate, We
Al that certsiH u or pi' ce Of land titu-
ate M The city Oi wilmington Aforesaid,
havinx two stOi y brick dwelling thereon
,recLtd, bounded and d, scrite,i ~ fol ows
u wit; BE- inning NJ L,e bOrthe'lN ttde Of
Fr,,uL ST. eel att edistnnce OF ,wO hundT red
and - ne ieei W ter y from the We Ter I }
side OF Vau Bare, street thence orti eriy
psraliei 10 an Bnren street SKY feet "a
The .OuttrYi dc Oi n three "a d ha
IeeL Wid. A,ley. thence tb'r by wes eri }
| araile' u Flo sireei sixie. u fer To Il
| sL.se he ce sn.tneriy paraile 10 Harri
sire ky u tn" aida Of From
L zee, EDresaid AID lnenc thereby esst-r
v IL e-tt,t, placs Of beg nuiLs, Oe the
/ go, tents there',f what IL may
seized aud taken In execution As the
| prup~rty of Eliza Hai ris aud Mary Harii
and Rob RI q. Randall L. rs, and TO b.
| Sold by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
shefin's once New Castle. angus, I
| t<0. aus9-3tawts.
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Mr.. AND Mas: spRAaUE.
A sroruY NETTING nEr&HkN hdsBxNb
AND WIrn HRPORTEb.

A STORMY NETTING SEfWfeN HUSBAND
AND wIrR nRPohrEb.
PnovIpxNcs, r. !. Aug.-Mfs. VIM.
0prsRue returned 10 CanOnchet to-day.
v,th the approval OF the trustee OF he
estase. A Narragansett Pier despatch
to-niRht reports . stormy meeting with
her husband, who II 10 said declares ne
will keep the children.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATED PRESS
ELkCTlON.
At the annual meeting Of newspap'
propresors, composing the National As
sOcfated Press. held NJ tho Astor House,
New York. to-day, the following direc-
tors we're elected for the ensuing year;
J. H. Goodseli, Daily Graphic, New
York; y. n. Taylor. Boston Globe; Sid
ney Dean, Providence Star: George Bar
sholOmsw, New York DAILY News;
Ralph Bagaley. Plttsburg Telegraph; L.
a. Leonard, Cincinnati Star; NJ. K. Stone
| Ohicago News; Arthur Jenkins, Syra'
cuse Herald. and @. T: Gage, New York
TIE following wete elected officers for
the ensuing year James II. Gooisel u
President; l.. A. Leonard. Vice. Presi'
dent: o. +. Gage, Treasurer; Ralph Bags
10y, Secretary; Msssrs. 3ooisell, Tay ior
Bsrthoiomew. Gage and Jenkins were
elected the Executive Committee.
The Treasurer presented his repor'
| showing . considerable balance OF sur
plus fund on hand. and NO habilitiel
| against The association, which Is now II
Q more floufishing condition than eveI
before.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-15
CHARLES FISHER SENTENCED.

In New York, yesterday, Judge Gil
dersleeve denied In General Sessions the
request for . new trial for Charles g.
Fisher, the former Assistant District
Attorney Of the District Of Columbia,
who was convicted Of obtaining $7O.22
on . worthless check from the cashier Of
the Metropolitan Hotel, and Fisher was
at once arraigned for sentence. He said
he was twenty-nine years old and that
his residence was in Wyoming, Del
Judge Gildersleeve sent him to the State
RefOrmatory At Elmira for two years.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-15
YnlDAY, AUGUST 10. ls7s.

Txx Republican is apprshensivs that
he two wings Of the Democratic party
IN Yasoo county, Mississippi, may have
tie eject 70 give the Presidency to the
Democrats and has taken the trouble TO
call the attention Of tho GAZETTE to
.ths point" The Republied" has
srovn very acute in its old age its
eyes are very easily opened when II
wants to zee, But it was - blind as
bat to the fact that the Republican Re-
farming b, ards were far more dan-
gsrous thing than threatened row be-
tween to wings Of the Yazoo Democrats
But - the Returning Boards served to
give the Presidency to Hayes, the Re
publican does not see the point 30 clear
ly. 1t may see more distinctly after
while should the same use be made OF
these artful enactments while In the
hands Of the Democrats. But 1t cannot
be denied that the United States Su-
preme Court Judges decided that they
could not 90 back Of the acts Of State ;
how then can they interfere between
row between two wings Of the Demo
crats in Yszoo. Our notion 10 that the
difficulty will heal itself-that such
division will soon give the power TO their
opponents. Does the Republican see the
point N. Y. city is the only place where
division in the Democratic party seems Il
make it grow more powerful. But ther
New York city is = novelty anyhow
1t u 1t once lhe best and porst, tn
most delightful and the most dreaded
Of all our cities. Nevertheless 1t i
pleasant to know that all the great chari
ties and benifcent propositions for tn
aid Of humanity arise In this great an
wealthy Democratic stronghold. w
have hope for New York; but, oh, "
ZOO, when will the shadow Of darknes
be lifl ed from thee, because of the tel
hble euermities of thy Democratic nj
troes? We pity thee for the Repubi
can 10 resolved to murder thee polit
cally in its hopes thereby to make vol
for its party in ngtOp.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-15

The CoHKLINa-SPRAGUE AFFAIR
Il one that Is revolt ng to the honest citi-
zen. Not so much because it occurred
between people Of wealth and refine
ment since they are not supposed to
be more virtuous than the honest an"
laborious poor. But it serves tn destroy
confidence where honor should be cher
ished above all things. The stain which
has never been eifaced from the charac-
ter of David has never failed TO rest
upon those guilty Of the crime, whether
preceded by murder IS that Of d avid or
not. Like the shirt of Nesis it sticks to
the offender and cannot be cast of; no
less fatal than the "damnsd spot" which
at the bidding of the guilty twill moi
olt." It Is . crime TO invade q man'i
house TO steal his household effects; bu
Of what use are effects II the house b.
bereft Of its presiding goddess, for whom
It was perhaps erected and decorated
samuel said to David, what shall b
0Ou6 WIN nC WuO ChtCkCth WIG SASSt
fold and stealstt the only lamb Of tn
poor man. Crushing then must hav
been the convicting words, "Thou n
tho man" Uriah did not appear
David as Banquo's ghost did to Macbeth
but the avenger was present still an
smote David with rod 50 terribly
his old age that TO even this day pi,
10 sure to be awakened notwithstandir
his guilt deserved even greater punis
nent. Will Conkling escape. Not b
ing guilty he may not be subject to Il
avenging rod. But an unwilling wor
will not heed denial; nor will his f
lows overlook the indiscretion that W
henceforth subject him to shafts Il
will be far moro torturous than I
memorable words in the courteous ret
Of Senator Lamar.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-15
HERIFF'S SALE.

- HERlFF'B SALE.
- b, virtue of u wit of Levari Facias
10 me directed, will De exposed to Public
sale At the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, s4i shipiev st.,
kept by John J. Dougherty, In the city OF
wilmington, New Castle CounLy, Della
wAto, on
WEDNESDAY,
The 9th Day of Ausust, A. D., 1879,
at2 o'clo X r. M,
The following escribed fteaI Estate viz
All Il c.'iain lOl or piece OF la I'd silu.
ale In he city Of Wilmington and b UNI.
ed and desrr, bel as f,iiOEs, that is "a stx !.
Beginning Tor the same o. The norlhe,I>
.ide nf Eigii Ia street. u the dis ,.nre Ct
80 leet Inches from the corner Iorm, d
ny .he intrrsec ionoi the HhIrtherl n, u ,.i
| Eighth street W TN ih"e II ely side OF Wal
| nut street thence nrth. ri> p,sh 1.
| through the m lid Q OF the niue incn gable
en.i VA d Win Y TN, tD Tho. "A :
bri' messuage, and by hls III 8 fee, /.
| A.'ey 4 ieet wide, thence al .,z I'M.
| sOutherly side OF said LEY "a feet to "A
c,rn-, stake. thence south-rly paraliel
with Walnut street by land OF GeOrre G
WaId pss Ing through the middle O. ,ht
Q inch gable end W u lividing this from
TT TO tue said northeriy eide of EigiItf
st est thence westrr along AID side a.
- ! street ~ feet 10 the lace a .ginning
,eizod and ttkrIi ~ execution g IN,
.uOpTty Of Anna ". Smin suryiy, ,
Tgalor Kicn ri smith and An ,
i III vile anu Hem, Finney, L. [, AN,
"be :. ~ by JOAN PYLE, She,iff.
>h'rirs once, New Castle, August q
1873. aug9-Stawts.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-15

The schooner Eva Adell, from Mexi-
can pori, for New York, th iogs ood,
has touched ~ Key West, short Of pro
visions. Her fist mate jumped over
board On the night of July 18th aud was
Lost.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-15

Several acres Il tobacco plant At Wind
cor, Co n, wer- st ye,, y .s,riua, AZ
ternoon, by q vloleul storm of wind x..d
haul.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-15

Vi tCl -. Ii fiIn.lo.. g., -.
~ management oi the old anu rellabi
sewing machine com pany-the Wheeler q
Wilson,. This mAchjn ne has been lutel,
improved, and IL an en.irely new machine
and In known as the Improved W heeIer a
Wilson. IL Ia the finest made locK-stItci
Sewing machine now In use and has ~,
'aniages superior to any other.
We hope our friends. will give us a call
and not buy until they have examined tnI,
new machine.
Our Ierriiery embraces Delaw re anu
thcseer counties, Pa, aud Delaware anu
tAe Eastern 8 ore or Maryland.
Our once. at present, will be found al
10 Market street. Alter the 18th OF Marcl
.,ext we will be found at our old stand tn.
uarrett building, No. 7ls Market street
sS-AuENTS WANTED.
ieb5-dtf J. Il. PRIMROSE
~ OTICL -Persons who were drafted I'm
~ lhe state ef Delaware for the United
tales Military tervice In May, June oI
July, 1861. anu paid com mutation, fees
were Afterwards ugIin drafted In isG5 and
were quired Ia procure a substitute ol
gu er The military servi under The latte
drait, W III nni IL to their ad Vantage to com
inuhicate, elther personally or by leLie
Win The undersigned, who has been au
!horiEed by the slate 1. * islature TO collec
from Inc Secretary OF War, The com m u IA
lion money paid by such persons, tn,
secretary OF war having been directed b,
nct 81 Congress 10 refund the commuia
iloa paid on such cases. g. ii. B.D,Y,
Dover. Del, July 10, 1873. WITT
The daily gazette., 1879-08-15

'lNHE ENGLESIDE," Al BE ,CH
HAVEN, ON LONG BE ACH, N. J.
Vow OPEN. Superior hathlng, Sailing,
FISHING, And Gun Ing. Persons viii nm
II to their atyan'age TO address the Pro
pristors Of this fne large Hotel for their
tsrms and circular before ma ii Ing arrange
'ntnis for the sll n ,,ier
Il. b. d >, Il. ENGLE, ProprieiOrs
jp7-2ms
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!. vTnra ArD EiQUo1s
kcotablished 1SOk.
JOHN MEALEY,
WINE MERCHANT,
los 4 ITO Market st.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.


CHANPA0NES:-L Roederers. Carte
Blancre; q. n Mumm's. Dry Veizenny
(Aeisles . Co.'s Dry Verxeisyj Fiper HE'LL
HUNuHIEs :-Olive oil In quart 1t ne
Tugs, from the house OF \. Oiiver. Paris
Liqueur de- benedictinI Mara china COR
dial swiss a bstntheI Amorgo AromS''co
Ansastura Bitters.
BRANDfEs. Otard. Dupuy 4 o., Pine
Cast,liAn = ,o.j h Prunler.
HOLLAND GIN. -BOhien Gin, Old
Anchor Triple Flavor, Fish Gin. Old Tom
endeu Cordial
RUM.NOld Jamaic, Rum. Old So IA
sHERRiEs.-P. @. Pale Sherry. Pale
POkT WINES bur- -undy p IT.
MADE!RA.-Old Reserve. Pure Juice
BURGUHDY NlNEs.-Chsblis' White.
Pommard Il d, vOlnay Red. cham berlin
CLARErs st. Julien, F'o.rac. Chateau
Fin Gold wHIsKlEs.-old star. Pure
Hye. Diamond (O), OverhOlt, Pure rye,
Monogram, Pure Rye, Eagle, Pure Rye
Sherifs Isle Scotch o,,rs
INpoRrED LIES AM sTOuTs;;. -.
E. 4 U. Hilbert; Scotch Ale, Mm Youn-
gers; India Pale Ale. Vim. Youngers';
0uinness' Dublin Stout, N. h, Foster =
SOna'; Guinness Dublin StOu', Il. = !,
Surks's; 4ingcr Ale. Cantre1 Coch-
LAGER BE r.
Pine imported and Key West Gig ars
Wholesale and Retail. Gools delivered u
| ali parts OF the city. Soliciting your or
ders, I main Resp,ctfnl,y yours.
Jyis-iy. JOHN MEALEY.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-15

JNAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE
CAsy asa school Tax for 1870.
Tna unIer.igned teceivers OF Taxes for
the City Of Wilmington, will be at
NO. 10 EAST slxrH STREET,
hstwe.n Market aud King streets. on and
after the nrs day or July, 1919 betwee,,
he hours OF and II In the moriinS ard
from z TOT In the afitrnoOp for Ihe nn,ncs..
Of receiving taxes.
Ou all taxes paidduring the month nj
July. there will be al ed u ciion OF I've cents
On every dollar, and on ali taxes M ia az
or h,tei tne INST lay OF August, including
tne n,st IuesJay OF september, shall BE-
phyhhie vithout dcd Ion or addition
as aforesaid, and al LlAes unyaid on The
next day after the rsL Tuesday OF Seutem.
oer, shA De Interested by the addition ol
hVepsr cshtuel on The amount thereof
EDM UND PROVOST,
receiver NOri hern District,
[ICnluding all North Of sixth 81
lLLIAM KYNE.
heceiveT southern district,
JyS-tL Ilnciudink all South OF Sixth "