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North Carolina-Internal Taxes

North Carolina-1nternal Taxes.
We are glad to learn from the action OF
the Democratic State Committee OF North
Carolina that the Democrats OF that State
are in favor OF the abolition of all internal
taxes. Some Of the North Carolina Demo-
cratic journals had been so strenuous and
persistent in their opposition to the repeal
Of the laws imposing those taxes that we
had been led to doubt whether the Old
Dominion and the Old North State were
in full accord on the subject.
These internal taxes have demoralized
the people OF the United States in more
ways than one. When we see such men
as BLACKBURN. MORRISON, CARLISLE, WAT
TERsoN, &C., &C., denouncing in unmeas-
ured terms a tarifI-taX and advocating in
ternal taxes-denouncing monopolies aud
upholding the worst Of monopolies in the
shape OF the whiskey-dealers' ring-we
cannot but conclude that the enormities Of
the internal-revenue system are untold.
Let us have done with such taxes, and free
our leaders from such influences.
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Mr.. John 8. Barbour, in reference to his
vote yesterday against taking up the Nor
rison bill, says he did not vote so because
he Is opposed to tariff reform, but for the
same reason that he voted against increas-
ing the duty on wool, which Is that he Ia
opposed to running any risk OF dividing
the Democratic party, as the Republicans
hope and some Democrats fear may be the
result OF making the tariff the subject OF
discussion In the present Congress ana O
leading question in the next presidential
campaign. = Washington letter = Aleran-
drja Gazette.
And isn't BARBOUR long. headed leader
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CARDOZO & CO.,
(sCCcEssoRs TO CARDoso, ALsoP, MosBY & Co..
1905 MAIN STREET.

Since our closlng-out sale in January and Feb
ruary we have been able to replace our stock 70
great advantage, general decline in all kinds OF
Dry Goods having taken place. and the genera
depression IN New York has still more reduced
values.
Having a NEW stock 10 buy, we were Just In the
condition to avail ourselves Of the favorable turn
In the mlrket. To-day we are Offering goods
CHEAPER than any other house in the Stale. We
name some REAL BARGAINS:
BLACK SILKS at SOC, 90c., 81, Sl.05, Sl.20 ,
S1.25. and up to s2.50-pricee never yet
reached.
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS,
such as TABLE DAMAsK. NAPKINS, TOWELS
LINEN and COTTON sHEETINGS, etc,
greater bargains than ever offered;
500 dozen TOWELS at : l.50 and S2-a great job
IN WHITE GOODS
we are Offering many inducements.
CHECKED MUSLIN, 8, 10, IL, and 12kc.-
splendid value.
OUR DKEsS-G00DS DEPARTMENT
Is complete In every respect New goods in al
the new shades and designs from 124c. TO $3.50.
OUR BLACK. GOODS DEPARTMENT
has long been speciality, and this season we have
added all the noyeltie in the merlcan and Euro
pean markets.
We have added new feature to our business
this season-namely,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT,
nnder the management of ladies OF exDerience
and taste. Particular attention paid to the max
Ing Of any pattern and material, and the bes
workmanship guaranteed.
CURTAINS,
We have the handsomest selection Of CUR
TAlNS we have ever exhiblted-beautiful In de-
sign, or superior quality, and at very low prices.
just received. an elegant assortment ef
BEADED NETS, LACES, and GfMPS; also,
BEADED and EMBROIDERED FlrHUE5 4;
fine and full stock OF GENTLEMEN'S CRA-
WATTS, UNDERWEAR, and HOSIERY.
ap l3-Su.Tu&F CARDOZ0 & co.
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NEW YORK syn.
DELINQUENT REAL EsTATE.
OFFICE or CITY CoLLECroR,l
RICHMOND, April l.ISsi. !
DELINQUENT ALE STAT *
TAXES, 1883.

In pursuance OF an ordinance OF the city. lhave
prepared and posted list Of DELINQUENT
TAXES on REAL ESTATE for 1853, subject
10 the inspection Of all concerned. Further, in
pursuance Of ordinance notice is given in all the
daily papers of the city that all such real estate
so delinquent will be solo at auction on
THE FIRST DAY OF THE NAY TERM OF
THE HUSTISGS COURT.
unless the taxes aud penalty thereon have bees
previously paid. am further required by ordi-
nance TO publish In Que or more Of the daily pa
pers of the city not less than ten days previous 70
to such sale. list Of real estate delinquent foe
the taxos OF the previous year.
In conformity Herewith aoticc Is hereby giyea
that such list will be published In the Dispdtch
SATURDAY THE 19Tn DAY OF APRIL,
AND
ON SUNDAY THE am DAY OF MAY,
and on The MONDAY following, that being tho
FIRST day Of the May term OF the llusnugs Court,
shall, between the hours Of IL O'Clock N.
and o'clock T. VI. proceed 10 sell, IN tronso
tho City Hall, on Broad street between Ninth ana
Tenth streets, the real estate delinquent a a.oe
said. including the penalty Of per cent.
ap 2-tMy5i A. b. wOoDsoS. collector.
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n uo,s.oa-ss ACID PHOSPHATE one or
TIE RJ Rssp sTgoss,cs.--Dr. A. Atkinson, pro-
TIE ,aasor Dt n ioS'M edica and Dermatology,
IN So,isas .e - physicians and Surgeons,
~ 1,olege VI "a SAYS: 1t makes o
n Ua,.lmcre, . mu' and Is one Of our best
to naSs" IN The shape Of the phosphate' IN
soluble form.r
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Test s. @. TIvsLEY, Secretary. ap l6-8l
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA, !
OFFICE BOARD SINKISG-FUND CoMmss'Rs (
RICHMOND, April 8, 1884.

OFFICE BOARD SINKISG-FUSD CoMmse'Rs,
RICHMOND, April ., lSSf.
DY DIRECTION OF SECTION 20 OF
ID an act OF the Legislature ~ Virginia, APP
proved March 5, / SS4, intended 70 set apart
fund for paving the interest on the public de0t OF
the state las established by the act approved FEB
ruary A, 1882. by a monthly accumulation FOR
thai purpose. the undo rsigned, Commissioners OF
the sinking Fund OF Virginia. have appropriated
out of the surrlus IN the Treasury, ONE Hun
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLAks, FOR TIE
OF THREF-PER-CENTUM BONDS Of THE
STATE, WITH ALL THE hATURED COU-
PONs ATTACHED THERETO; and they here
by advertise that they viii receive OIers FOR the
sale OF such amount OF the said tbroe-per-ccninm
bonds a. the said sum Of one hundred thOuf1ns
doNsrs will enable them 20 purchase. said oilers
NAV be made up 10 and including TIE 18TH DAY
OF THE CDRREhT AONTH-APRlL. All
such offers shall be made In writing. addressed TO
the Commissioner of the sinking-fund Of Yir-
ginia shall be sealed, aud shall he opened by the
Commissioners, or n majority Of them, on the
2OTH DAY OF THE MONTH, AT NOON, In
tbe presence of the Governor Of the Common
wealth, or, in the event OF his absence, IN the
presence of the Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
The bonds offered at the lowest prices shall be
purchased TO the extent above II the
bOth of the month shall fall on sunday or a legal
holiday the said Offers shall be opened on the next
ever, that the said commissioners shall have au-
thority to reject any and all bids made I'm pursu-
ance Of this act or IN accept a portion Of Vie
bonds that may be offered by any party.
FRANK g.. ECfFIN,
MORTON HAkYE,
ISAAC Il. BARKSDALR,
ap l0.td Commissioners sinking-Fund.
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CARNIVAL OF AUTHORS.

THREE STAGES.
PROG 0AMMr FRIDAY NIGHT.
DOUBLE BILL-GRAND MARCH $3.50 P. VI
MAIN STAGE.
lBy special equestl TENNYs0N:
ENOCH ARDEN-Scene LIST. COurtship;
scene I'd, The Castaway;
Scene Sd. The Return;
Scene 4th. The Death Bed.
Solo Bass Nix. NJ Z. RAMOS.
ELAINE Scene LIST, Boat scene;
scene 20, Reading the Letter.
Characters: The B"stman, King Author; Queer
Guineverc, sir Lancelot.
Cornet and Trombone Duel-professors SHEP.
HERDSON and V0ELKER.
MOTHER GOOSE"
ON THE THREE STAGES.
Curtain rises and discovers mo her Goose
Little Boy Blue," and the Maids of Honor.
/. Ding, long Bell Pussy's In the Wen.
z. Mss Mufet sings and moralizes.
3. Pantomime Hospitality, introducing Mother
Goose famililrs, Jack sprat and Wife, and
the Old Man Clothed, IN Leather.
4. Tableaux from the Quesn of Hearts
l. The Theft.
2. The Critical Moment.
3. The Restitution.
3. SoDg-Littlc Maid. Rural Filtration.
@. Pantomime and ngng-Jack aud Jill.
2. Sing Song OF s ixpence.
8. Tdbleaux-Red Riding Hood and her Grand
0. old King Cole, the Page, and the Three Fid-
dlers.
10. s nipple simon and the PIeman.
IL. lie Ola oman tossed In Basket ana refer
Piper.
IL. Jack and Jill.
10. The Deaf oman and the Shoarer.
IA. Sing song Of Sixpence-King, Queen, and
Pages.
10. Maid who Lost her Nose
10. Jacky Horner and Nancy Etticote.
II. The Man in the Moon and the Man in the
ls. King and Queen Of Hearts and Pages.
10, NV Son John and the Old Woman who Lived
on Victuals and Drink.
20. Bopeeu.
81. Pretty Maid.
~. Jack Sprat and Wife.
20. Tie Ghost Of Solomon Grundy.
"a. Red Riding Hood and her Grandmother.
25. Robinson CrIsoe.
20. Puss In Boots and Family Sister Ruth.
81. Cinderella and the Fairy Godmother.
20 Wilmington, Lord Mayer Of London.
20. Mary with her Lit lie Lamb.
80. The March OF Mother Goose and her Family
81. Epilogue by Mootner Goose.
32. Aud Lang syne.
80. Tsbleaux-Mother Goose in the Bosom OF her
Family.
Admission, 5Cc. !; Gallery Seats, 71c. Reserved
Seats, 81. Can he secured nc G.. y. Johnston's
Music Store, 9l8 Main street
All characters must be present at 8 O'Clock
sharp. Floor-marshals viii meet at the same hour
for badges. After the Grand March chafac ers
must report TO Booth-Managers ut once, who will
prepare for their scenes. ap lS-lt
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81 CARRIAGES.

Married a, ST. Peters ua,hsdEaI ApTTi De- De-
1884, a, S:sS A. Mf o. s sYAS 10 Miss aAaaIE
J. MuLDOWNEY. ,our
Baltimore and Cncinna' p"pe'' p''-'e ',y
Married April 10Th Isstk Sy sSs Rev Va jane Rs
~; naruen, ~ n n,s ffI and ELLEN G. DARDEN,
dausbter o n the osbciating minister
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The bride wears her veil during the re-
ception that follows the ceremony. We'd
ding cake Is now put up In small boxes
and given the guests TO take home. The
bride leads the way to the dining-room.
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EGG-HUNT.

THE EGG-HUNT UNDER THE MAN
Il AGEMENT OF the iadies OF Grace Episcopal
on account OF the weather. will be given on SAT-
URDAY the 10th instant. All child, en- invited.
Conyeyanees leave Grace Church lecture room nj
III A. ~, and return at p. n. Tickets, rs cents.
ap l6-lt
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nEATHS.

Died. on the 7th tsns 3, hHf-psst, osGsk
Topsnd: a aged one ' year Sa and
MONTHS saa q, the home and lone the hours
Since thy sweet s smll ;S,5 re o spne'
But Oh, . better , n"V1 Inv own.
Tho s,na,ai iii take place TO-DAY (Fr;dayl AZ
ne e from, the residence Of his parents
and Hall u streets ,Ss isMg
to attend.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ID edmond THEATRE.
Last appearance In this city Of
NINE. MINNIE HAUK,
Leading Prima Donna of her Majesty's Opera,
London and New York, supported by her
own company of sterling artists, In
GRAND STATE CONCERT AND OPERA.
The company includes:
MILF. SAIL, Contralto, late OF Adellna PATHS
Company:
sIGNoR MONT EGRIFF0, Tenor;
SIGNOR J. BERKELEY, Baritone, late OF the
scala Theatre. Milan:
Mr.. CIIARES f. PRATT, Accompanist and Or
Ranist.
FRIDAY EVENING. April 1Sth.-First part,
Miscellaneous second part, the third act (com-
pletel from Gounad's FAUST, In full costumes
and stage-sctt ngs.
SATURDAY MATINEE, April 19th-Matlnee
2h L. M-first part Miscellaneous; second part,
DoniZetti's DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
ADMISsIoN.-First floor, 81 mo extra charge
for secured seatsl: dress circle, zoe. Preserved
seats, 81; family circle, soc. APP 1s-lt
GONE TO TIE FIRST ENGLISH
" LUTHERAN CHURCH TONIGHT 10 see
and hear our CItARADES. TABLEUX, AND
STATUARY. Admission, 80 cents aud 10 cents.
Eight O'Clock Z. NJ. ap lS-lt
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ss sss - F}'S g e. Hn'
sssS 7 CCcG I'LL EEE
BIB YRR 90 TTrTH II ZEE RRR ,sSs
BBR RpTR0 ct H H HE RRR rs sso
b BR RIO o II He X RsoaS .-
BIB 4 4 90 T ii HEzER R 'ss' =.
BARGAINS FOR THE MILLION IN NEW
SPRING DRY GOODS.
DEPARTMENTS FULL TO OVERLOOKING
SURPRISING BARGAINS IN
ALL OF THEM.

Such Is the report we are called upon 10 make to
day. Only by visit can you realize just what
this means.
Our DREsS.GoODs DEPARTMENT was never
more extensive and varied than now;
SPRING PLAIDs and COMBINATION SUIT
INGs in endless variety, Of latest designs and
colorings at a very low price;
SUMMER SILKS from SIC. TO 90c.;
The best BLACK SILK In the city for 81;
BLACK SATIN PARAsoLs, lined in all shades
ats1.75;
The largest assortment Of LACES in the city
comprising the latest novelties;
Having purchased at half price the whole stock OF
the New York Hosiery Company, we will Offer
next week Gao dozen HOSE aud HALF-H0SE
from lOc. to Soc;
CHINA MATTINGS-Just received cargo
which we offer at less than import prices;
CASHMERE for boys and gentlemen's wear from
Acc. 10 s1.50 per yard;
LADIES' UNDERWRITING have now on hand
the largest stock of UNDERWEAR In the city
at prices which defy competition.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
ap 13-Su.W&F 3ll Broad street
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FINANCIAL.

THE BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO
i THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE RICH
M0ND AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD
COMPANY, incorporated by Tie General Assem-
Of February 1854, viii be opened at The office or
II. A. Atkinson, Jr., No. 1914 Main street, in the
city Of Richmond, Va, on the 18TH DAY OF
MAY, 1884, and continue open for ten Gays next
ensuing. The stock will be in shares Of slCO
each. under the direction Of the undersigned COM
missiOners. G. f.. BELViN,
j. u. PACE,
A. y. STOK rs.
THOMAS ". McCANCE,
II. n. PRICE,
Commissioners.
Test: c. G.. 'rIysLEY Secretary. ap 16-3Ot
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'- .crrsaL NOTICES.
- THE WANTS OF THE PEOPLE

- THE WANTS OF THE PEOPLE
IN DRY GOODS
c.s BE BETTER SATISFIED AT
LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES
than anywhere else, as they occupy Inc
LARGEST STORE AND KEEP THE BEST
ASSORTED STOCK IN THE CITY.
.u,,r,n pp,crs ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST
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RICHMOND, Va, April 81 1884.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MEHERRlN
LUMBER COMPANY will he held NJ their once
in this CITY TUESDAY. April 90 1884, at
O'Clock 7. NJ. j. j. MONTAGUE,
ap l5-2w PRESIDENT
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GOLDEN CHAIN.-A regular meeting
VI Of VIRGINIA LODGE, No. 6, viii be held
THIS friday EVENING. 18Th Instant at FL
let's Hall, at o'clock. Members OF sister lodges
cordially invited TO attend.
BY order of Commander.
an 1a.lt II. w. BOWLEs, Secretary.
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I. Tilden.
ments make Il q necessity. 49,.
4. Answer 10 two last questions IS INA.
we stand by the platform as adopteo w
our party In Lynchburg Convention.
]. 7. IEfYRIEs.
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MANCHESTER.

/. Samuel j. Randall.
2. They are decidedly opposed to 1t.
8. No. In addition to raising revenue
they wish domestic industries protected,
where protection is needed and is proper.
4. Yes; il revenue tariff will not afford
sufficient protection. II. A. JORDAN.
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1. The man to beat the party OF corrup-
ton aud rescality, with strong leaning to
Tilden.
q. Somewhat mixed, but rather afraid OF
any diversion from the main object to beat
the Republican party.
8. Stand on the Virginia platform OF
1883. G. w. BRECKENRIDGE.
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MONTGOMERY.

/. The matter has been so little discussed
that no preference has been expressed.
An effort is being made by General Whar-
ton to get a delegation in favor Of Mr..
Flower.
2. Decidedly no.
3. There Is diversity OF opinion on the
tariff question. believe that il the ques-
ton were tested this county would be a
low-tarif county-that is, as low as the ne
cessities OF the Government will admit.
4. The Ohio and Virginia platform OF
last year suits us. ARCHER A. PHLEGAB.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-14
THE TREE CULTURE ACT.

| VINO CAN CLAIM. = Heads of families
whether twenty-one years of age or not)
husbands, sons, or widows; or all persons
male or female, over twenty-one years Of
age, being citizens of the United States,
or having declared their intention to. be.
come such.
One ENTRY ONLY.-Only one entry can
be made by the same individual for one
quarter-section of untimbered land, but
US many entries can be made in the same
section as will ~ ::;;.egate quarter of one
whole section
One CLAIM IN a SEcr1oN.-Not more
than one tree claim of one hundred and
sixty acres can be allowed in section of
six hundred and forty acres.
How CULr1vATED.-Oft the quarter Sec
ton allowed for tree culture, ten acres
must be planted to trees in the following
manner:
First year FIVE acres must be broken.
Second year, the first five must be cul-
tivated to a crop, and another FIVE acres
broken.
Third year, the first five acres must be
planted with timber seeds, or cuttings, or
trees, and the second five acres cropped.
Fourth year, the second five acres must
be planted with timber seeds, or cuttings,
or trees, and first FIVE acres of timber
properly cultivated.
Fifth to eight years, the whole amount
of ten acres of timber must DO contlnu-
ously cultivated. and, If destroyed by
grasshoppes,d drought or other miscl.ance,
must be replaced. ''''
GRAssHoPPERs, Erc.-Extension oftime
8 allowed in case the trees, seeds, or
cuttings, are destroyed by grasshoppers
or drought, etc.
FINAL PRooF.-A patent for the land
will be issued at the expiration of eight
wears from the date Of entry. or any time
within five years thereafter, If claimant
or heir shall prove by two credible wit
nesses that not fewer than 200 trees
have been planted to the acre and that
675 living and thrifty trees are CROWN
on each acre. or $3.50 liz all, at time OF
proof.
What rs TlxBraa-The following are
recognized by the act: Ash, alder, birch,
beech, black walnut, bass wood, black
locust. larclif,, maple, box elder, oak pine,
cedar, chestnut, cottonwood, elm, fir,
spruce. hickory, honey-locust, plane-tree
or cotton-tree, buttonwood or sycamore;
service-tree or mountain-ash, white wal.
nut or butternut, white willow, and white
wood or tulip-tree. E,
WHEN FoRrElrAsLE.-N requirement.
of law be not complied with within one
year from date Of entry, claim reverts Il
the Government.
FEEs.-Fses are $l4 at time ofsptry 70,
100 acres, and a more at final, proof.
Nor LIABLE For Dssr. tres claim
cannot be held for debts coatFeted psiol
70 the lssue of the patent therefor.
REstpnSc UxxEcnsAssii ~ The t.ss
claim does ut leqniisrsll rssi Il ,SS'
| ss;ss;s
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ST. .JOsEPH's ACADEMY,
Fargo. Dakota.
Tndor laro of Tho, pro,ontot ;on Nuue


Under Care of The Presentation Nuns,
SESSION COMMENCES
On First Monday in February and first
Monday in September, each lasting five
months.
Contains fine. New Ventilated Dormi-
tories, capable of accommodating from
forty to fifty pupils, who will have the
most maternal care and attention.
The usual branches of refined and
useful education are taught with a thor.
oughness. Special attention given to NOR
al and religious training. and polite de-
pertinent.
TERxs:-Boarsi and tuition, including
drawing, per month, sl5. Music with
use of piano. sl2. For further particu-
lars apply to the superiorsss, Fargo, D. T.
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The Democratic party is in a bad
way for want of a presidential candi.
date. In despair it now turns implor.
ingly to the aged and invalid old
gentlemen of Grammarcy Park. Mr..
rilden, having been too sick for some
years back to express an opinion on
any question that now divides his
party. finds himself its only available
candidate. Poor old man! Poor old
partyi
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Residents of the western part of
Pembina county are hoping a railroad
will be built the coming summer to
carry ctftheir next crop and we under.
stand their prospects are good, Surely
so magnificent stretch Of country
cannot much longer be.left without bet.
accommodation with the markets Of
the country.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-14

James Payne writing on Literary
Recollections" in the last New York
Independent says: A mothers pride
in seeing Ler first born in long clothes
is, no doubt, considerable; but it is
nothing to an authors delight upon
the appearance Of his first article in
print. Evidently James Payne has
never been mother.
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Notico.

All parties who have cl,ims aeainst
the town of Pembina, either in unpaid
orders or accounts not heretofore present.
I'd, will please present such claims to the
undersigned Immediately as the town
heard wish to adjust all accounts before
May I. ]. HENRY AmAxs. Clerk. s.
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Notice.

All parties indebted to the Arm Of Strong
& Thompson, are hereby warned mt to
make any payments to said Strong 4
Thompson or either of them, or their
agent. All settlements must be made
with the undersigned. Office at the
court house,. H. BIRD. RECEIVER.
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.fIlta!ioektt4x
R. Il. YOUNG, Editor and Proprietor.

publ,shet every Friday morning, et Pembins
d. T. Subscription, - 90 per annuln. In advancf.
Besides large outside circulation, the Pioneer
Express has over l, 000 subscribers inPembtna Co.
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Notice!

The tax list for the town of Pembina,
tor 1883, is now in the hands of the town
marshall, B. Fl. Webster, for collection.
Taxes not paid prior to April 10, 1884
Will be subject to penalty of 5 per cent
]. HENRY ABRAMS, Clerk.
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Noticv to Contractor..

Sealed tenders will be received by tie
undersigned up TO April -, 1874, for the
erection Of school house in district No.
10, toilette tp, Pembina county. The
ecfo)l bo il not bound to accept the
lowest or amy other bid. Plans and speci.
siicutions may be had on application to
]. H. EMERSON,
Bowesmont. D. r.
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ANNUAL sTATEMENT

FOR THE YEAR ENDING. DEC. s,,t ,ss. or
THE CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS OF
Niagara Fire Insurance Co.,