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at the surrender OF New Orleans, and by
him deposited in the United States Treas
ury. Mrs. Guedalla formerly Miss Flor
ance) from whom the swords " ere taken
and turned into the Treasury as legitimate
objects for capture and confscation,
claims they were presented to her by Gen
eral Twiggs, and that therefore they were
and are her private property. Miss
Twiggs, the Generals daughter, claims
them however as her fathers legatee.
TnR AvENGNo NEMESIS AGAIN.
The case OF Jessie Raymond against
Senator Hill, came up in the Circuit Court
OF this district to-day. Upon q motion
made by Senator Hills counsel, that the
case be stricken from the docket on the
ground that the suit was instituted by the
plaintiffs attorney without her consent
and against her protest, the court took
the papers. Later in the day Mrs. Lock-
wood appeared with Miss Raymond, and
the latter swore to an affidavit that she had
authorized the institution Of the suit, and
still authorized It's prosecution; and that
her claim for damages was just and true
one. The court took the motion Of Sena-
tor Hills counsel under advisement.
CABINET MEETING.
At q meeting Of the Cabinet to-day,
Sherman submitted a statement
of the receipts from Customs and Internal
Revenue for the six days Of the present
month as compared with a like period in
the month OF March. 1t showed a falling
of OF about s, 900, 900, the amount, how
ever, was about $500, 900 greater than the
receipts for the first six days in April,
1870. The receipts from spirits distilled
from materials other than apples, peaches
Or grapes, from July | to December 81,
1879, were SIS, ,287, 1928, against S24 4,645, 100
Tor the same time in 1873.
TIE sPRINdER.MANSING AFFAIR.
A full and secret meeting Of the House
Committee on Elections was held this
The supposed subject under
Is the Springer-Manning al.
lair,
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AT Columbus.

COLUMBUS, April 6.-Complete returns
from all the city precincts show that Ora.
ham (R.), is elected City Civil Engineer
over Gulick (D.), by 6l majority and Dent
(R.), is elected Police Commissioner over
Cort D.), by 81 majority. Pausick (D.), is
elected Police Commissioner over Main
(R.), by 90 majority; and Alnhausen lD.),
is elected Justice Of the Peace over Tres
sendider (R.), by $50 majority. The Re-
publicans elect nineteen members OF the
City Council to the Democrats nine. The
Board OF Education will probably be q tie.
Specials from Lancaster, Delaware, New
ark and West Jefferson show large Re-
publican gains.
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CHINA AND RUSSIA.

sr. PETERSBURG, April 6.-The Journal
DsS Peiers5ug, referring to the alarmist
reports relative to the intentions Of China,
says: 1t is in position to announce, accord
ing to the latest intelligence from Pekin,
that China shows desire to renew the
negotiations relative to Kuldla, as the
treaty, concluded by Chung How, late
Chinese Ambassador TO Russia, cannot be
ratified. The Chinese Ambassador at
Paris Is to come to st. Petersburg to con-
duct the new negotiations.
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Timber Plantations.
WAsnINoroN, April &

WAsIISGToN, Apr1l6.
Special Correspondence Of the 1ntslllgeneer.
Speaking to-day Of the importance OF
cultivating forest trees, Senator Hamlin
told OF Maine man who, before the war,
bought farm in his State for $1,000, pay.
ing nothing down. He plowed field Of
six acres and planted 1t with hickory nuts
and white oak acorns. When the war
broke out he let out his land to man
who only paid the taxes on it, the land
lord enlisting in the army. After the war
he returned home and cut out enough
young hickory hoop poles to pay the pur.
chase money Of the farm, and then he
left as much timber standing as the land
could sustain as forest. The Senator
considered this ample proof OF the value of
growing forest trees. w.
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PuylrE DALzELL has entered the lists
Ialhs Republican nomination for Con-
grea against Dr.. Updegraff in the Bel
mon. district. He makes the following
peculiar announcement in connection
with bis candidacy:
III ! am chosen for this exalted and
responsible office, shall never be q can
didr,e for q second term, and 1 put that
voluntary promise in writing, and upon
full deli6efation subscribe my name TO 1t.
J. NJ. DALzELL."
The promise Of DaIzell not to be a can
didsts for a second term, is calculated to
asaSthen him. II he could only now
reduce that one term, which he is seeking,
10 zero, be would have still greater claims
upua the gratitude Of the people.
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CINCINNATI, April 6.-chauncey New.
ton, of the Eaqurr staff, died at his resi-
dence, Mt. Auburn, at 9 o'clock this after.
noon. He was an active, brilliant jour.
nalist and popular gentleman, He has
served the Enquirer ten years as cores
pondent, political writer and managing
editor. Though In bad health he kept al
work until few days ago, and his death
was sudden and unexpected.
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Tn, returns from the local elections
,b,op,bout Ohio and Indiana, on Mon
J,y. show Republican gains at points
There party lines were drawn. AT some
rlves The gains were astonishingly large,
4, instance, at Fort Wayne and New
Albany, where large Democratic majoritiss
x,rs completely wiped out. 1t is esti-
mated that the gains in Indiana foot up 81
an This looks good deal as If the North
xopd be pretty solid this year. Somehow
,h,people will not so the Democracy.
Tbeir revolutionary and reactionary pro.
pensities in Congress have impressed the
public with the idea that they cannot be
trusted.
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Feeble Legislation.
WASHINGTON. Apri

g..a HA9nANSASNt APiA VI
Special cOrrespondsnes Of the Iutsllgsneer
Looking over the bills to-day introduced
yesterday under call OF the States, it
appears that few bills were presented at
all, and Of these only twenty.eight were
Of public character, to iorty-nine for the
benefit Of private individuals. OF these
twenty.eight the greater portion are for
the benefit OF certain States, and are in
no sense OF national Importance. The fact
is, new legislation has dwindled down to
a very small volume, and there is not
much to be done by Congress now except
to pass what is needful and permit the re.
mainder to go over till next session and
10 future Congresses as 1t has come down
from the past.
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AFGmANsTAN.

oASDAuAR, April O.-The British Com.
missioner has brought q letter from the
viceroy OF India to sirdar shere Ali, in
forming him that the Queen confers on
him the sovereignty OF the province Of
Candahar, with the title Of Wall. The
limits OF the province are to be fixed here
after. Shere Ali Is also informed OF the
proposed construction OF railroad 70
Candahar, where q British force and
political agent will be permanently sta
toned.
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Only Postpopei His Trip.

BOstoS, April G.-secretary Sherman,
in declining the complimentary banquet
rendered by the Commercial and Mer-
chants Club, states that on his return
from Ohio he found SO much important
Official business demarding his personal
aad immediate attention that ne va Wa
Ci,.S SisnSed to postpone his TIP 70 tn'S
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,iornl,yille Rolling Mill will prob
I1I :. ~S oIJered for sale before long. There
iSy % .,s,se oas Of $1,000 on it, held in
= y 81 T1'sSs' Soais bearing per cent interest,
se@ O0n~ .H. other debts. The mill cost
b'''s 1900, IV but has never made any
0'" ~ ior the stockholders.
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SOUTH AFRICA.

LONDON, April 6.-Advices from Cape
Town, dated April 8, says that the peace
preservation act was to-day proclaimed IN
Basulolands. This was probably done in
connection with the disarmament OF the
natives, from whom trouble was appre-
hendAd
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WASHINGTON, April u.
Special Correspondence oi the Iutelllgeueer.
Mr.. Blount, Of Georgia, who is actually
the head Of the Appropriation Committee
Of the House, although Atkins is nomi-
nally so, announces that he will now ap-
prove all efforts at general legislation until
after the passage Of the Army, Navy aud
Indian appropriation bills. The warm
weather Is beginning to have its effect
upon even Southern Congressman, and
they will soon be clamorous to go home.
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r,,,rIxo cigar manufacturers VINO :
" snll y avail themselves Of the periodical
'ha .s. y a' hy The Government cOmmissa.
'aIejsars 2sifIss. for the use otthe Army, should
fso'I's ,Sejr names to Gen. John Barrin-
S,'ca ., connissary Us. Army Cincinnati nj !
g. Co C"n ", ". Burns, Commissary U. S.
a'o a''s O,ai =, baltimore, and request to be put
AMY :s.i, y Ii,ts, so as to have copies Of
% . .I,.,tj,ements iI,' for proposals furnished
y 81 ~" y, in order TO put in their bids at the
,,,per time.
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They Both Hang.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 6.-The Court OF
Appeals has affirmed the judgment in the
cases Of Chastine Cox and Bilboa, con.
yicted OF murder.
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DON'T Hope TO Defeat II.

WAbHINuIVNI nPIEI %
Special Dbpatch TO the In.sllIgeneer.
Several Republican members OF the
House will make speeches against the
rider to the army appropriation bill for
bidding the presence Of troops at the polls
to keep the peace, but they do not hope to
defeat its
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Another Railroad Advances the Wages
ofthe Employees.

PITTSBURGH, April 6.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has issued an order
that the compensation Of all persons in
their employ, whose wages have not been
adjusted since June LIST, 1877, will be ad.
vanced 10 per cent, dating from the first oi
the present month.
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CHICAGO, April 6.-Dispatches received
here show that the straits at Mackinac are
perfectly open and passable. The steamer
Baltimore, from Lake Michigan, arrived at
Detroit, and the steamers Keeshaw AMI
Barnum, coming from the lower lakes,
have passed Port Huron.
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The FIRST Republican Government for
Milwaukee,

MILWAUKEE, April 6.-The Republican
city ticket is elected by about $500 major.
ity-the first Republican government Mil.
waukee ever had. The Council and Board
Of Supervisors are largely Republican.
Returns from the State show no great
change. Madison elects a Republican
Mayor; Council divided. Oshkosh elects
the Democratic ticket by small majority,
Eau Claire elects the Republican ticket by
a large majority.
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TRENTON, n. j., April O.-The Court OF
Of Pardons has refused to commute to life
imprisonment the sentence OF death
against Frederick Grill, who killed bis
daughter.
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=. :. aid to be but two Grant men
l.t'i ~. Re Republicans OF Moqnd'vills. Vile
%. lo'pI is,se re- majority are for Blaine with
'1' lsT for Sherman.
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NEW YoRk, April 6.-ProL William A.
Sawyer, who yesterday afternoon shot DR..
Steele in the face, has been held In $1,000
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OHIO MUNICIpAL ELECTION.


CrxciSSATr, April 8.-UnoAicial iOotings
give Eshelby, Republican, for City Comp
troller, a majority OF $500, and the cleo.
ton OF the entire Republican Board oil
Education with majorities from 200 to
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For Additional 7slfgephSe Esann paa.
DIED.

HESS On Tuesday, April 9Th, 1850, at II p. NJ,
years and months,
Funeral notice hereafter,
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GALVESTON April 6.-POstmaster Fad.
dennan, at Bolton, has absconded with
8, 600 government money,
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Mr.. Parnell says that the nomination Of
Kettle, OF the Land League, ,is not an attack
on Shaw, q Home Rule leader, but on CAL
thurst,
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WAITED.

w TANTED.-PosITION AS BOOK
w keeper. Good references. Address c, this Of
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In the First and Fifth wards Green.
back ward tickets were in the field; but
as johnson, in the First, was on the Re.
publican and Greenback tickets he was
sure to be elected. Boyd, Rep, was also
elected there. In the Second ward, OF
course, (it is the Monroe county Of Bell.
aire) Beatty, DEM, was elected to Coun.
Gil, and Highleyman, DEM, Assessor. In
the Third, Oswald, Rep, is Councilman
and Cooper, Dem, Assessor, In the
sGSe Msbe bBeas hsp assssoT SaTs and
Hill, Filth ward, Reed, Greenbacker, was
elected Councilman and Blackburn As.
SCISSOR. The township trustees are: Xii.
gore, Rep, and Davis and Day, Dem.
Kilgore ran ahead Of his ticket.
Mrs. Rev. r. Tombs, OF California, and
daughter are visiting Mr.. VIM. Stewart,
on Gravel Hill, r. O. F.
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at the front door Of Ohio county Court House. com-
mencng At 10 o'clock A. ", proceed " sell n public
auction 10 the highest and DOs bidder tho real tstue
owned BY tho North West Virginia Agricultural So
eieIy, situate on Wheeling Island, and known a. tho
HFalr Grounds" SAid pFOpcIiy consists OF about 2S
acres Of choice land suitable or building lo and Is
fully described In tho following deed 70 which TeeT-
enee IL had, viz deed made By Z. +. Brown and
othen 70 said North West Virginia Agricultural So.
oiety, dated November u, 1861 aud recorded In Book
No. 49, pages 4S5-i Ia the records Of deeds for Ohio
county West Virginia, and 10 deed made by Joseph
Rrgelsner aud vile 70 lid North WestViTiniA Agh-
ellLurl society, dated FebruTy a. ISL aud record.
Cd 10 Deed Book No. IS, IasS GO lohIO County Re
Terms Of Sale: one.thlrd Of the purchase money in
hand aud the residue on etedt Of O. u, is and u
months, With Interest, for which payments the puT-
chaser Il 70 give his notes satisfactorily secured.
The title also retained until the purchase money Ii
MICHAEL REILLY.
b. ]. BOYD. ConmilleV
GEO. A. WICKIIAM, Auctl Jbter. mFis
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The River and Harbor Bill.
WASHINGTON April Q.

Special Dispatch to tho lntellIEsuer.
The River and Harbor Bill as completed
by the House Committee contains appro-
priations of 100000 for the Ohio river
and Sl0O 900 for Davis Island dam.
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PUBLIo SALE Of
House at Elm Grove.
VA . sat at auction at the front soor Of the
THURSDAY. APRIL 9th.

At 10 o'clock A. N, that desirable Country Real.
denee lately occupied by ms, said properly eoui-
pTiSes an extra we'll built hSu'c and two acres Of
ground, due stable ami house well Of excellent
soft wafer, hne growing orchard Of BpplcA and other
fruit tTebS Parties desring 10 examine the proper
ty eau 40 20 by applying TO W. II. HALLEk, 6uc-
tIoneor or 10 me at the residence Of my father 1870
ChGpliie street. Terms Of sale, One.iolrIh raSh aud
ments. A. 3, HOWELL.
Apf1
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NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

Mrs. Brownlee stayed over Monda!
night withfriends, on her way lost. Clairs
vile.
The air is scented with the odor Of burn
ing brush piles, and preparationsare being
made all over town for little early "gar
den sass"
Mr.. Chick moved his household goods
here from st. Clairsville Monday. The
wagons on their return took some Of G. w
Hoge's goods.
A tramp called on Prof. DUFF Tuesday
and asked for work. To Mr.. Dud's ex-
preston OF doubt as TO his willingness to
work, the tramp said he could draw.
"What can you draw2" 81 can draw
you" and unrolling mammoth sheet Of
paper and a bundle OF pencils he went TO
work on the spot. The result was some
thing resembling a portrait OF Gen. Grant,
and, no doubt iiattered with the resem.
blance he had not suspected, MIR. Duff
gave the talented trampa "up."
The West bound evening train on the
B. & S. W. road met withan accident near
Beallsville Monday, by which the passen-
ger car was wrecked, so that passengers,
the next morning, had to pile into a
caboose.
A very much scratched up SET Of tickets
was voted Monday and the labor Of count
ing them was great. The First ward and
Second ward were latest getting through
and there the crowd gathered. A mistake
in the counting OF majorties from the var.
ious wards caused Cassell's friends to
shout for his victory, bnt soon all iounG
that Crisswell had won. The tickets will
probably be recounted to decide whether
clerical errors have not been made In the
case OF mayor. Crisswell's majority being
only two. The successful candidates are:
Mayor -crlnwelI, D., over caAsell..
MashAl-chsWell, D., over gan...-........... 81
Solieltor-Daniord, r., over 81
TreIsurer-Husbands, D., over
Water Works Trusiet-lngler, X, over llamilton- o.
Street Commissioner Gallagher, D., over McIel-
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AT THE CAPITAL.
The MuddIe on the Hoop Iron
Question.

The washburns. .DsnnslIy Cass-Cabinst
MeetIng-FlnIey's Answer TO Spring.
sr's Charges-A Sword Contsst-
The Continuation Of the ex.
odus Inquiry = General
Gossip and News.
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lhs GntslIigsntsr.

-, Is and n Eour'sonth street.
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By Western Associated Pres.
HlNLEY PuLNlSATEs.
WASHINGTON, D. O, April e.-H. u,
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TIE wAsHBURNE.DoSNELLY CASE.

full meeting to-day, and it was expected
their reports would be presented in the
Donnelly.Washburne case, which were
authorized at the last meeting to be made,
embodying the action Of the committee
upon the case. For some reason, how
ever, no reports were forthcoming, and
the time OF the meetingwas taken up with
the proposition to admit representatives
Of the press to the future meetings Of the
committee. Pending further dsliberation
on the case, Representative Manning
offered resolution that the meetings be
opan to the public. Lost by q tie vote,
seven TO seven. He then offered reso-
luton that the injunction ot secrecy, as to
the future action or deliberations OF the
committee on the Donnelly case, be re.
moved from the members. This was also
lost by the same vote, Messrs. Manning,
SpeeF, Colerick, Armheld, Keller, Calkins
and Weaver In the affirmative, and Messrs.
Springer, CLARK, Sawyer, Phister, Camp,
Field and 0yerton in the negative.
A motion to reconsider this last vote
was put and lost. Yeas 7, nays s. Beltz..
hoover, who was absent at the opening oil
the meeting, came In and voted nay.
Mr.. Calkins then otrored resolution
that the injunction Of secrecy, as to the
past action and deliberations Of the com
mittee upon the Donnelly-Washurne case,
be removed from the members, which was
adopted. Yeas IS. Phister voted nay
and Manning did not vote.
WHOSE SWORDS ARE TuRY2
The Senate Committee on military to
day reported back to the Senate for refer
ence to Judiciary Committee on Join
Resolution introduced by Mr.. Jones las
May by which 1t is proposed to return Il
Reverb Guedalla, now resident Of London
England, three very valuable swords form
erly belonging to General Twiggs, tha
were couascatsd by General B. F. Butler
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia; Advertiser
LOCAL BREHITIES.

1na brig F. b. Todd, loaded with cooperate
BY Mr.. s. f. Merrill, sailed to-day for Mstar Eas'
Outa.
Messrs. ,ONeal & Lucas have at their auction
store, on Boya! street. something new tn Inc
ironholder lima.
Mesars. John and George sisson, on Hunting
creek, on Tuesday, with enc thot, etca .hrirg
simultaneously, killed SO crow ducka.
The cadet corps of st. Johns Academy in
dulged in q competitive drill for two gold medals
10 day. on the grounds sdj dining the Academy,
in the presence of large number OF the %.
>mirers of the corps. Capt. F. L. Smith acted as
judge.
Sir knights r. A. Reed, A. A. Waraeld.
Edgar Wsrfsld, of this city, and Vim. Athey,
of Leesburg left here last night on the steam
Jane Moseley, to attend the melting OF the
Grand Commsndery Of Knights IL mplar OF
Virginia, at Old Point to- dag.
Msrrisge licenses were issued in Washi ngton
yesterday to Richard n; harding, OF Montgom'
cry county Nd. and Rlla P. G. CLARK of New.
port, K l.; VIM. j. Dobbins. OF Charles county.
Md, and Alice F. Bruce, Of Washington, and
James g. Clements and Rebecca Padgett. both
of Charles county, Nd.
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O, M. ADA ANS

An immense assortment of Merino Underwear
showing the largest and most complete stock OF.
fered in the city. for ladee gents misses 00s'
Ribbons, Oofsets and Handke5ehiefs. oo, !.
Germantown, Sa1ony aad Shetland Wool !;
Yarns in all coiors and qualities; Zephyr Worst
ed, a jull supply; always in stock Canvass, IL OF
toes. Emoroidering Silks and Needles.
Buttons, spool Silk, Cottons Thread sosps'
Perfumery, Jewelry, &C. ..,,
Hosiery in solid colors. Stripes, Bslmoral,
Babriggap, Merino. ,Lisls Thread, Mourning
and yarn; over GOO dozen Of frs g sp 20 medium
price Hosiery prices from l0c to 81 90 per palr'
Wooden Shawls, scarfs. Hoods and Nuoiss
KID d 5g'k bs Sheep sna DSs e CASH.
mara.nd I1pdeersff; price 25c to 81 per pair. :,
Gents fine Neckwear in Ties, Bows, Rutland
DeJoinyiIle and handsome assortment OF Olau.
dents Scsrfs, Shirts. Collars, GUNS ana oliH
EecK Rufling, Buff, Lsces. Rdsing', Veil
ingS' hoop oA 8. II. ADAMS. 90 King ct.
,,,,e Ale1sndrs, We.
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OvERcoArs 10 new patterns at NOSE WATER.
nfAN'S

IN SEASON TIE Cooks JEwELL."
GROWN PRINCE and other COOKING STOVES.
together with foe assortment of RANGES. and
all kiods of PARLoR STOVES are offered at very
low prices by STANsBURY & Bro. cor. King
aid Washington sts.. MoBuruey's Baildiog.
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PROPOSALS..

T0TIOR TO STATE TAX PAYERS-
~ CITY OF ALEXAND RIA.
Treasurer's Office
Alexsndris, Va, Nov. IL, 1850.
L m now prepared to receive inc SIAIh
TAX for the year 1882 and by paving me sane ~ a
before DECEMBERL. 1880, FIVE FEN OhN ~
and alter that d.ie FIVE PEE OENTUM
penalty will be added to all bills then unpaid
Office room Nc. Aarke: building. Hours g.
m. to 8 D. m. ID. b. dhDLOW W.
nov 10 City Treasurer.