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MARRIED 1faft who understands the of "A COWS and horses and who is willing to make hin self generally useful. Inquire st
 THE STONE WAKE POTTERY, ap22 It. II Chatham street
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Real Gstatt.
FOR. RENT.

FOR RENT.
 =R Brick houss. No. II Park stEeet. Ingqits ci MiS sbst 2. 16 Park, or 43o State street.
 FOR RENT. AaA2 Two tenements in Hellers Block, each five iH rooms, first floor. gas and water, water clos 1 ct the rooms are all lighted. se l Five roomg n in rooms in the basement. No. 16 Gill street, ;$4 peF sPth ng , Six So 2 s a5a Sats icons with 6 tS JACOB HELLER ap21 If Room ], Yale National Bank building.
 FOR RENT,
 Lower part of 8 house on Beers street. Five rooms modern impFo'ensa1s gamss qBesR sRfTa fsa1 ap2lst 2s5 and 2s7 State street.
 TO RENT, deA4 Fine residence in brick block, west side Of Ms'H College street. corner of Grove 13 rooms with Essii all modern improvements; dining room par 1ot floor; largo gard and gafden. ;; teiiement adapted for either two families !; city and well waser; large yards separate Rent F PEaNK KAN M WARD. 1ss College street, ap21 or ALFRED WALKER, 89 Orange street.
 For Sale or Rent; ,hAA In East Haven, ten minutes' walk from E1iH Steamboat Dock. Double House containing Kiii eighteen rooms conveniently arranged for two or four families also Barn with accommodations for two horses. Very healthy location high ground fine a21 st ALFRED HUGHES, East Haven.
 House to Rent, &Ass Situated at PA Grown street. For particu- RAsia lars apply at
 Eiii a1s steod+ T KENSINGTON STREET.
 TO RENT; A2 A furnished room, pleasantly located, with #iiiiH ot without board, for one two gentlemen. ElI Address X.Y.Z., ap21 3t+ this office.
 FOR RENT, {EAA THE large modern brick house No. 91 Olive E%iH street. corner Home Place at a reasonable HI.H rent to good tenant from May Tst All con- veniences. Inquire of E. E. BRADLEY, a20 St At office corner York and Grove Streets.
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IO bENIs s.A Part of House No. 19O East Grand street, cor. kK;;i'H of Ferry, with stable. E.I Large Dwelling House cor. Chapel and Nor ton streets.
 Large coal yard on Mill River, between St. Johr and Grand street.
 Stores and Offices in Whites Block, Church and Center streets Apply to CHAS. A. WHITE, ma1O If 69 Church Street.
 FOR RENT, =Sf49 ROOM for light manufacturing business EE'A Inquire at ALLINGS DRUG STORE, EMa11 a4tf Grand corner State Street,
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

isA Accommodations every way desirable term
 reasonable At 51s CHAPEL STREET,
 EsQ ap13 If near York.
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WANTED, A GOOD cook. for boarding house and restaur A ant good reference required. Apply at the Oakland House, NO. 209 WOOSTER ST. a20 At
 WANTED, GNY experienced American woman a situation \ ) housekeeper. Can take charge of all house. hold affairs could take charge of an invalid also any position of trust where capable person is re- quired No objections to the country. Best of ref erences, &c.
 Apply at Library Rooms,
 No. 75 Orange Street. ap14 L. B. BARTHOLOMEW.
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SHA44 The property Nos. 15 and IT Auburn street, Eii consisting of the dwelling house and carriage E..l factory good barn. Lot 80x125. This is a good place for carriage maker. House 96 Jackson street $ 6O0 very little cash required. Lots at Savn Rock $200 each. Call on or address
 E. T. TROWBRIDGE, ap22lt# IT Auburn street, City.
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FOR SALE.

hA VERY desirable homestead, situated in the ESsI town of Plainville, county of Hartford, Conn.,
 EaI Only thirty five minutes from the city of Hart ford and eight minutes from Plainville depot. dwelling with thirteen very pleasantly situated and surrounded by twenty-six acres of good land part of which is planted with about two hundred prime young fruit trees Also barns and all ry buildings. In addition to the above there five acres of woodland and three of hay land. The above property will be sold under the will of the late John Purves Esq, Plainville deceased. I'm mediate possession given if desired For price and further particulars address MRS. JOHN PURVES,
 apI9 St PlainVille, Hartford Co.,, Conn.
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For Sale or to Rent.
 ,he4& double two story house and barn, with six H of land, pleasantly located in >outhbury, iln Main street, mile north of the New Eng land railroad. Also for sale a twostorv dwelling
 house and store with of land in the
 street, one-fourth mile from the New England rail- road. For particulars apply to Alonzo St ne near the premises, or to MRS H. R. HALL, ap22 6t* 3S Ed street, New Haven,
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NEW YORh.
ATerrIfie Explosion of Powder.

drowned.
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Amnssllents.
CARUV,S OPERA HOUSE,

Friday and Saturday, April 22 a nd ga,
 and Saturday V Matinee at 2:3O. ENGIANDS W0NDEHi AMERICAS SUCCESS!
 Britanuias Etrestfian Queen.
 HISS HIAUDE FORREsTER. and hef Wonderful Horse "IJGHTNfNG," in Lord
 Byron's Great Equestrian Spectacle,
 M A z E P P A; Or, THE WILD HORSE OF IARTARY. Presented with New and Special Scenery and the
 Wondrous Mechanical Effects.
 'tNo spectacle ever presented on the Boston stage e4ualing this since Henry V."-Boston JourndE New and beautiful Costumes. A complete speciality company for the Grand Tournament Scenic, tntrodu- cling the Great the Original. the Only Three Russar Athletes Frederic Gloss and Lavan, in their great sensational balancing act the Roman Ladders and the famous Grand Broadsword CCmsst between Maude Forester, E. H. Lay and J. Winston Murtay. Seats sale at Looms' Temple. Matinee and Evening prices es usual. a19 St
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jRAA The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell
 iia corner of Park and George streets only five
 .H minutes walk from the postofnce. The house Is large and modern style, with all the convenences usually found in strictly hrstcIass house. Lot 159 feet on Park street, 220 feet George street. run ming through to Spruce street. The grounds are stocked with trees and vines bearing the choicest rieties of fruit in great abundance. The house with 75 feet on Park street running through to Spruce street, including barn, will be sold separate fl de sired. Apply to E. BLACKMAN,
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amount of certified checks account erro
 neously charged by the collector; fourth
 that the cashiers checks given II the, purchase of exchange are deposits
 fifth, that collections n1ade for outside banks, If not remitted the following day, should be treated as deposits sixth, that margins de- posted on options are taxable as deposits seventh, that special accounts deposited for 8 limited time at special rate are not as Dor rowed money, but as deposits; eighth, that certificates of deposit By banks for money borrowed are taxable as deposits ninth, that a debt check passed to the credit of the drawers is deposit tenth, that checks on not taxable, if credited to customers they are; eleventh, that all money coming into the hands of the bank to be repaid at future with or without interest should be treated as deposits whether secured by collateral or not.
 Special Bulletin of the Weather.
 WASHINGTON, April 22-The chief signal officer furnishes the following special bulle- tin to the Associated Press The barometer is lowest in Texas. Fair weather prevails in the lake region, New England and the north- erh portion of the Middle States and in the east Gulf States; elsewhere east of the Mis- sissippi river and in the west Gulf States cloudy and threatening weather prevails, ac- companied by rain in the Ohio valley. The winds in the lake region, New England and the Middle States are variable. Northeast winds continue in the Ohio valley and Ten nessee and the south Atlantic States, and southerly winds in the east Gulf States. The Missouri is above the danger line at Omaha and has risen thirteen inches at Leavenworth. The Mississippi is above the danger line at Keokuk, Warsaw and Cairo. The indications are that fair weather will prevail in the lake region and New England today and to-mor- row, and that cloudy and threatening weath- er will prevail in the Ohio valley and Ten nessee, the east Gulf States, the southern portion of the middle and south Atlantic States to-day and possibly tomorrow The Missouri and Mississippi rivers will probably continue to rise.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-22

jAA FROM May 1st, 3 brick houses of Il roonnE iiiiaA each, situated about 12 minutes walk from E.!k City Market ; have all the modern con- veniences and will be rented low. Apply to
 B. MANVILLE k O., Carriage factory 20 Wooster, or house 70 Wooster.
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For Sale or Exchanen.
For Sale or to Rent.

*FfA FOUR city lots, each 50 by13Ofeet House and zz..E street, lot IS by 15s feet. Address
 ap2O If BOX Aaa
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TO RENT

{&AAs THE FINE four story brick house No. 64 Esssd Whalley avenue. IA rooms, Contains all the Elu modern improvements Will be rented low tc a first class family Possession May 1st. Inquire al
 HINMAN;S AGENCY, apl9 It rcf tEnsk
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AfAA Store and Tenement, Broadway; 2d floor Hill Orchard street, near Whalley avenue, SIG 2d W:W floor 29 Auburn street whole House, Clinton avenue near Grand street. $15; whole House, Middle town avenue; whole House, 137 Henry street.
 For Sale-Two-family House and Barn in the west part of the city, $230O; Clinton avenue St John street, Atwater street, Whitney avenue Dwight street Orchard street. and nice place Ferry street ali to be sold cheap Office hours-12 to daily, to evenings. A. M. HOLMES.
 mh5 69 Church Street.
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m RRNTrr

,AcaA TWO TENEMENTs in houze- No. Q oIaSh
 i5 street, six rooms upstairs five below, city xE4 water and well aso one good work horse api2 If THE tsEAfsta
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First Class Residence for Sale.

I1U-O1eS5S AOOS1OOI1CO TUT SEbIOs
 $A OWING to 6 contemplated change in business
 ia location the ensuing fall, offer my residence,
 eX corner of East Grand and Ferry streets, for sale. This is by far the finest place in Fair Haven Lot 131x0 feet well stocked with every variety of fruit in bearing condition. House built of founda- ton stone contains ten rooms, all heated by steam Large barn and carriage house; accommodations for nve horses gas and water; room for man. Large hennery and garden. Parties meaning business can apply on the premises.
 mys If FREDERICK w. BABoOCK.
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NOR, RFN1
EOR RENT-

AA Barn in of my residence, 236 Orange H';;';:l street. Possession given immediately. ElV J. D. DEWELLL
 ma3O If 239 State Street.
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8Oar0 alt0 8oonts.
Country Board
Rooms and BOaI

OVU4AUAy y DOGGIUo &AA lady having pleasant country home will sia give board and best possible to little girl .U or baby on bottle. Terms reasonable, and best city references given. Address E. A. s.
 ap2l 3t 364 MhaIIaY aHanna Navy Haven
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FOR RENT.

@A FROM May 1st, a desirable store in Flaggs EiiH Block, 180 Grand street. good stand for any E.Y kind of business, at present occupied as dry goods store. Inquire of
 ANDREW J, CUTLER, ap 19 12t 42 Lyons street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-22

For Sale Cheap, A FIRST-CLASS Icehouse, 13 it. long, it. wide A and 7x it. high; finished in black walnut and ash nearly new portable in sections Suitable for grocery or market. At 112 Grand street, cor Hami- ton. [a22 2t'1 W. SCHROEDER.
 St. PauTS Church. NNHE PEWS in St Paul's church will be rented for one year from May 1st, 28S1, on Monday, April 18th, at 7 o'clock in the evening, in the church. ap22 3tt
 FOR SALE, Onn FEET good Fence, to be removed prompt OOO 1y; also one Close Carriage, one Pony Ph@ton. Apply at - ap22 3t* 15 YORK SQUARE
 FOR SALE, TOP BUGGY in good running order of a well A known maker Price S75.00. Inquire at the office of SEABROnKE SMITH, ap22 St New Haven, Conn. -EIl- -Ia1A Aa11II-
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NOR, RENT.
FOR RENT.

@iiH house in first brick block north of Groy E!lG street. All conveniences and premises in per feet order. s. s. MALLETT, No. 280 Chapel street.
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XNT HIGH is well adapted to market gardenin ng w very convenient to this city, and first-rate chance for active man in that line with small means. Inquire of H. D. CLARK,
 apo 3d1w* 325 Grand Street, New Haven.
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TO RENT.
EOR GAT.E

jA The suit of offices banking house, siH corner of Chapel and Orange streets. A sstis- .V factory party can obtain lease for 8 term of years. Apply on the premises
 f1Otf HATCH N SONS
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FOR RENT
FarmSEnr Sale-

%Ea, FOUR pleasant rooms, suitable for house. Eiia keeping, with water, for s11 per month also
 aa1H one front chamber, furnished tr uhfurnished. Inquire at
 an2O If NO IT GIII. STREET
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TO RENT,

4O 1GGNIA HesSAA HyUsE No. 53 Hallock street; one or two HHiii families; city water. Inquire at -&1I J. A. WOODS, ap2l St l2 ExchanRe Building.
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Local Weather Report.
 SIGNAL OFFICE, NEW HAVEN, Conn.,,
MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES. sEYMoUR-sMITH- this city, April 21 at the res idence of George Baldwin, Esq, by the Rev. John T. Huntington of Hartford. Horace S. Seymour of Hartford, and Susie Hayes daughter of Isaac c. Smith of this city.
 SHIELDS -NOTT-In this city. April 18th, James F. Shields of West Haven, and Mary E. Nott formerly of New London.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

APRIL %
 SUN RISES, 5.1O MooN RISES, HIGH WATER, SUN SETS, 648 1.39 a. m. 6.25 p. m
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hAA At a bargain, the fine House and Lot 86 Whal
 siiil ley avenue. The house has parlors, dining E.ul TO- m and kitchen first floor nine cham bers well supplied with closets; gas water and sewer connections, with good well of water and all modern convenences; newly painted and in good order. For particulars inquire on
 alS St THE PREMISES.
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MOTHERS JOY.
A Wife's Gratitude to Him who has Afforded her
 the means of once more Enjoying Life.

The following pleasant letter recently received by pr. David Kennedy, of ndout, N. Y, and signed Old Schenectady'
 dy and my wife used it with the best results She has more headache or pain in the side. Indeed, the medicine seemed to have almost magical effect, and she feels very grateful to for kind ad vice, and especially for the Favorite Remedy We shall be glad to recommend it to all who may be suffering from of the ills peculiar to the It is all you claim for it"
 It may be in place to mention, pertinent to the above letter. that pr. Kennedy the proprietor of Fa vorite Remedy located in the City of Schenectady soon after his graduation and went from there to the war Some of the most cheering letters he receives from his old acquaintances in that place. of whom know from experience what Favorite Reme- dy" disease Therefore all the Doctors old friends will believe him when he says that Favorie Rem pdy" is a specific for Liver and Kidney Com plaints Constipation, Diseases of the Blood and Uri nary Organs all diseases and weaknesses peculiar to females. Write to pr. David Kennedy, Rondout, N Y, state your ca'e, ask your druggist for ,, Favorite Remedy, for sale by all druggists. ap22 eodSw1m
 D. M. WeIch X Son offer: The very finest Creamery Butter, new, BOG.
 " .' |" Country Eggs, 22c dog.
 Fresh Kale. POO peck.
 Nice Japan Tes, POO ID ;, 3 lbs. 55c.
 Fresh Cocoanute, Sc each.
 Splendid Apple Jelly, Sc h.
 The best can Pumpkin g M ,ssI loc can, , large zee cans
 Fine Oranges @ & 1so d9z is al9F1oas for asc 'e ooz
 < Syrup, 95c gal, 25c qt. selling fast. Fresh Ginger Snaps, Sc.
 '' Butter Scotch Snaps, 16c lb
 Imperial Lemon Snaps, 9c ID.
 6 Vanilla Waters, 18c ID, all very nice
 D. YH. Welch N Son.
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WANTED,

HNWENTY stone masons. Steady employment to 1 good men and prompt pay. Wages thirty cents per hour. Can work twelve hours. Apply to
 ap21 3t* J. E. HUNTER,
 Black Rock Ct near BrfdQeport
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DEATHS.

TREAT-In Orange, April Dist, Sarah Booth, wife of I. P. Treat, aged 54 years Funeral Saturday at o'clock. CRANSTON-In Hartford, April 20th. Julia Cranston, aged 28 years.
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| justment, but merely an appropriation
| bill for one year. The temporary pur-
| pose was to evade the tax coupons and
"to relieve the present financial embar-
easements of the State" but it should
stand the test of the courts, its
| final purpose was "to secure an adjust
ment of the public debt with the consent
Of the creditors, if practicable, and with
out discriminating between them, upon
fair and equitable principles" 1t was
at all events a measure well calculated
! to bring to just determination the decla-
ration which it made that the preserya-
ton Of the State gOvernmentis absolute
ly necessary, not only for the protection
Of the person and property ofthe citizens
of the Commonwealth, but for the pres
ervation of the rights and promotion of
the interests of the creditors Of the Com
monwealth." But the Governor vetoed
it Notwithstanding his commttals, eX-
pressed and implied to the contrary
Then followed the
BoCoCK-TowLER BILL,
which proposed to settle with the cred
itors on the basis of the debt as claimed
under the Funding bill, with interest at
per cent. for eighteen years, and at 4
per cent for thirty two years-an aver
age of 32S per cent. This bill was APP
proved by the Governor, and became Il
law; but it fell still-born, not n dollar
being funded under it, and refer TO IL
only to show how inevitably the schemes
approved by the self styled "Debt-Pay-
ers, have fallen short of that observance
of the inviolable sanctity of contracts Of
which they pirate so much. At the next
session of this Legislature the whole bus
mess was re-opcned. 1t was then that
MIR. HUGH M'CULLoCH.
appeared upon the scene with his etaN
Of agents and attorneys. He rendered
his services to effect settlement with
the creditors and his bill for this purpose
(Which he brought with him from New
York already printed, like the Conscrv-
ative platform of 1877 and all the bills OF
settlement proposed since the Funding
bill of 1871, embodied the accepted prop
osition of all parties that the industrial
and productive interests of Virginia
could not stand any increase of taxation
and that this must be acknowledged in
any scheme Of financial adjustment.
The representative Of two syndicatcs,
one of New York and the other Of Lon.
don, and frankly confessing that he did
not speak for our creditors. Mr.. Me-
Culloch proposed that If the exclusive
privilege and supreme power of refund
ing the debt were conveyed to his syn
dicates they would use their cxertlons TO
bring the creditors to terms. His bill,
in form and purport, was an irrcpcala-
BILE contract between Virginia and these
associations Of brokers, by and through
whom alone the funding was TO proceed.
The accumulation Of interest upon the
'peeler and unfunded bonds (Which in
all the eight years from the passage Of
the Funding bill had received but II
per cent?, now aggregating S5,0O0.0O0
was to be capitalized at fifty cents on the
dollar. The old bonds were to be re-
funded Mt par in the proportion Of two
dollars In consols to one in 'peelers; and
CONTINUED on THIRD PAGE.
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S72 t5aitl',hsv gsRggs fss' /, 4 .';s.' "a.
Augusta Maine Dee. D iGJ.lr
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Sale of Valuable Prop
erty.


Dursuant 10 n decree rendered by the
i Circuit Court OF Washington Noun-
ty Va 90 the Sth day of Jan, 1891, IN
the suit Of john W lhtr Assignee w
bankruptcy of Philip Ruhr w, The w,
4 Kentucky Railroad Company. he
undersigned special Commissioners
will sell uu The OH day Of Feb. 1881 w
ffont of the Mayors office. In the town
OF Gnodson Va. the house and ldls
mentioned and described IN tho plead.
ings Of said suit. being one brick
house and lot ffuniiug on Nontt street
IN said town. the house containing
four rooms, also two vacant lots front
ing on said street.
TERMS or SALE
The Sale will be made al public out.
cry 10 the highest bidder, fof cash IN
hand sufficient to phy the costs VI SUIT
aud coste and commissions of aal. il,
balance on a credit o. O, II and ~
monthe. for which bonds bearing in.
tereet from date OF each, with good p,
cufity will be- required, and u Hen ~.
tanned for deferred payments.
A. FULkfRsON.
A, II. BLANCHARD,
ianlSl 4t Commlsalunerp
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slow to see and accept. The General
Assembly, which so thoughtlessly and
presumptucusly began in ls66-67 to treat
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SAON w pNN anu tNkNBbf AiS SNAiNAhi
Assembly, which so thoughtlessly and
presumptucusly began in ls66-67 to treat
this
GREAT PROBLEM,
gave another instance of its helpless in
capacity, when, after having unadvisedly
and unauthoritatively assumed the en-
tire debt of the old State and capitalized
all interest in arrears, it actually levied
u tax of only fourteen cents on the one
hundred dollars of valuations in a divid-
ed and desolated State. Alta subsequent
session, in ls66-67, this same Legisla-
ture directed the Auditor to pay only
4 per cent. on the old principal Of the
debt, and expressly forbade him to pay
any interest upon the arrearages of in
terest which they had just authorized
to be capitalized, though over eight mil
lions Of dollars ($S S,2S7 ,2S6) had been
funded under that act. The inadequacy
of so small levy rs fourteen (ll) cents
but too plainly illustrated how little the
representative men of the State in that
day knew of her condition, and singular
ly proclaims the incOnsiderateness with
which they so hastily proceed. The Sc
quel proved that the levy was even in
sufficient for the support of Government
alone. Yet no efficient remedy was APP
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pLrpaED no nrADJusr

which, after reclting the inability Of the
people to bear heavier lmposillons and
declaring The lnadcquaoy " the revenue
10 meet the expenses OF government,
support the schools aud pay The Interest
Of the public debt vt The rate per cent.
aid the principal claimed under the
Funding bill, proceeded 10 levy aud ap.
portion the kxcs IN the proportion oi
twenty-five rents for government ten
cents Cor schools and fifteen cents for H.
toresl. This was m rs--- 'V"u'