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The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20

,Hc f,eas,ly Ma. Man
report jo t.lr senate ~Jl
"I.,uI debt. less cash W tuo t3c.s.i5,
Jule I.I~75. Was a.. i1I.4lJ,llI; atutg
30. I--5 sl.4s5, Also. Decrease q
1921. 1t sill be seem says 'hc
Secretary. 'that the reduction If tbs
debt for the period from Judy !. 1871,
10 June 80, lssJ, has exceeded the re-
quircmep]s of tic Sinking Fund by
s3l2.GI1.531. Tie only United States
bonds redgcmable at the option OF the
Governments now outstanding are the
3 per cents issued under thc ag. ,tdHlE
Il, 1e-2, Of which Slatlao,5 .J rrrs
outstanding July J., 1853. OF ills
amount sg,50I,250 have since bccu re-
deemed. IS the.e bonds may lie aA-
scrbcd before tie maturity If tie -
per cent. bonds OF 1891, which come
next in order for redemption. further
additions 10 the fund cam only be ma lie
hy purchase of bonds This would be
folly to buy them mp at n heavy mehl'-
I'M. KS a large surplus will likely ac-
rumuIate 60 entice c@NtravagcHt cNle"-
diturcs, the necessity Of reducing the
revenues and the tariff to the needs of
the government is very evident rs was
declared in each patty platform two
years ago.
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1fOth.

The legislature began its tenth week
on Monday evening. The SeHat1 pas
sed the following House bills: giving
the legal printing III cities to German
weekIies one year old; authorizing gov
erning board Of Jersey City to pay the
City Trrasurers clerk Il salary OF 2l,5OO
a year; regulating assessments OF taxes
for improvements in townships. MI.
Corbin's high license bill which had
been amended to as to make the maxi
mum fee for liquor $500 and for beer
SlOO and the minimum for both SO
was considered in the Assembly and
defeated hy Il vote OF % to 33. The
jersey City Bridge bill for which the
people Of that City have been fighting
for the past ten pears came up and was
defeated by y to 81.
The Senate ON Tuesday morning met
as a Court OF Impeachment in tie Law
erty case. The defendant appeared
and replied to the articles of impeacE-
meut in detail, denying each and ask
ing for Il speedy trial. The chairman
Of the Assembly Managers sad the
chief witness, Mi:mie Schalfer, was in
delicate health, and he asked a post
ponement of the trial for two weeks.
A motion that the trial begin next
Tuesday WAS carried, and tie Court adj
ionrnej. The following bills passed
the Senate during the day: Giving in
corporated fire departments the power
to increase the annual sums to be rails
! ed. not exceeding 25- per cent. If the
total value of the property of the de-
partmant; increasing the Appropriation
for public schools, not to exceed So
per scholar per year; extending the
time of taking certiOrari in tax assess
ments from six to nine years; extend
ing to townships the law requiring fire
escapes upon hotels and other large
buildings; Assembly amendments 10
oleomargarine bill; providing for the
refunding of temporary loan bonds for
sewer improvements by Issuing PER
.manent bonds, to run for ten years,
at G per cent. interest.
in the House bills were passed fixing
the legal rate Of interest at ) per cent
prohibiting the erection of dynamite
OF gunpowder factories within 1000
feet of any railroad or public road;
requiring manufacturers to pay THEN
employees always in lawful money at
least once a month, and forbiding the
Withholding of more than one weeks
pay IN any month; facilitating the fote.
closure OF mortgages made by cehsoli-
dated railroad companies of roads part
~ without the State, providing for the
sale in fee of lands for unpaid taxes,
water rents or assessments for local
improvements; appointing Il special
State officer to prevent deception in the
sale of oleomargariue; leaving it OPP
tioual with cities TO abolish poll tax.
enabling citirs ordering on rive Ia
! esllb!.sA public baths; requiring news
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20
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AN OLD CITIZEN SPEAKS.

Mr.. J. NJ. Norris, an old resident OF
Rome, Ga, says, that he had been badly
troubled with kidney Complaint for a
great many years and with eczema for
three years; at times could scarcely walk
and had tried many remedies without
benefit, until he began taking Electric
Bitters and amounting his hands and feet
with Bucklcn's Aruica Salve. This treat
meat afforded him great relief and he
strongly recommends Electric Buffers
to all who suffer with Kidney Complaints
or need a blood purifier. sold by pr.
NJ. johnson.
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.H.. f... fine laws tn havD fln
i'l' r.,sev. .pthor;yhn
lr..#. for bpildi, g The
Az, Court rToyse p1,c.
-., a,. ,.. ,.. 10 list officers OF the
..,...af. ...f. ...ee serving IS years.:
..a,-,. .,ss.aft 90 issues bonds SO
.r,,.. -.r.ra-. F. default i'm payment
ofn.st due Io.5. or the interest there.
, s,,.. ..l county tax: MAKING
--.... -;.rt, fo, Tho 1.tts
~ ,I.- i.t..t.t making the fees of
-. ..r.,- -4 Instead of u cents
l..-.. r..,,tlu.af ,r licensing iuIk deal.
I'D. .@f,in, t,ur. councils poyer To an
...i,. T.,,..r..- AK collectors: and
,.,tf,., ,,x e.,,-r.ors AS well as CON
.,hl.. s.. fn..,sh pa Halle for M .ner-
,.r1,.... ,r l.,v
In a.. senate On "Wednesday Lills
,,.,ra r,.s.d authorizing seaside town
.ltas ,rtvo sou4rr miles. and sI60 O00
,fi,,,h,. nr,rerfv ia become bodies
oorr,,.,te vb..p,pr the people shall
81, cote. f~,culatinr the foreclosure of
,-,or,,g,ons mad, by consolidated rail
r,,d cc,5p,n.r, ON roads living partly
w~itbfp.aud partly without the State:
p~nn,vrrtug recorders to appoint ius-
tiees ii, ,rt for Item in Their absenca
ard prny3liHp for.the collection of ar
rao,s If taxo5 by the pavment of ne
c.u, interesf. rpauiriug the branding
of .,oeds manufactured in the Stale
pgis,. allowing any seven persons TO
folm a street railway company (:
proyfl;pg for the appointment of three
Cldld-Labor: Inspectors the new
Washington street Jersey City
b.ijae bin passed without debate by a
vote of l. to ). 4 message
WAS received from the Governor veto
in the bill which recently passed both
HOUSES and was designed to prevent
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany building Il Bridge to Staten Is
land.
In the House bills were passed pro-
viding for s~eyen-cent fares Oh street
cars in cities, with liberty of exchange
tickets: providing q new charter for
Atlantic City; Increasing the penalty
for dumping mud AID refuse in the
Delaware river; repeating the act
creating a paid fire department in
Hoboken and extending the provisions
Of the general school district act to
school districts now subject to special
l,,1 I,,ys. ,,,.ycut,no tho
-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, elc., loi
three years3 preventing non-residcnts
from taking oysters from beds i'm this
gt.,.. n.!., a.I..af IIu1.,,,.a
-"'' "N"7 =
Essex PROSECUTORS AT 9E,VVo year., anu
providing penalties where children at
tend school without physicians certifi-
o,+os If t,oro i . contaoious diseaee
- IS, -
saI IIei' HOMES Aho loo"l oPttoh oil1
VAS a special order IN the Assembly Ill
tine afternoon. but cwingto the absence
= NJ c,,Iin ito cb.mn;ou aud ut
-
Tue re%'eS1 VI ING 0pe"hei' IL "eh'
over for<Qne week.
On Thtdrsay Senate bill No. ~, with
tLo Co,ar&or's ,,ato vaa tatan ~,
~ =
Inc Dill IS the one auleilulhs the gen
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MOST EXCELLENT,

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The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20

The defeat Of Mr.. Corbin's High Ii
ceuse bill in the Assembly on Monday
night by the decisive vote of % to %
is being bitterly denounced by the press
of the State, and is thought to indicate
the collapse of the County Local OPTION
lil1
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20

The clerical influence of the State
was strong enough to defeat Mr.. Gang
wer's Marriage License bill, which was
modelled upon the Pennsylvania act, in
the House. For another year couples
from the Keystone State can cvade the
the License law of that State BY seek
ing the ministers and civil functiona-
ries of Jersey TO make them matrmo-
niaIly one.
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The WIND MAY BLOW

But the 2jth of March is coming. Per-
haps you will want some new Window
Shades or a new Carpet or q Lounge or a
new Rocking Chair or a Sofa or perhaps
a whole new PariOr Suit 1--WE have a pref
ty good one in Hair Cloth for $4,000.
We can sell you a whole room full of Bed
room furniture for 800. We have them
cheaper if you want them. Don't forget
to come and look at u carpets before you
go away from home to look at them. We
have coming in some good cotton Ingram
Carpet that we will sell for % cts. a yard.
1t is good enough for some purposes, but
we can sell you a first class all wool ones
for G5 and IS cents. We have most ALI
kinds of Carpet, Brussels coed, and Brus-
sells cheap. Did you know that we make
all our Rag Carpet, SO when you buy a
Rag carpet of us, you get a Real Home
Made Carpet. If you have the Rags we
will make your carpets for you at a small
cost. We hope to have you call and see
our new goods. Resp,
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RuCKIEN,s ARNLCA sALVE,

TuE BEST SALyE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tcttcr, Chapped Hands
Ch.lblains Gorns, and all skin Eruptions
aud positively cures, Piles, or no pay
relllrel It is guaranteed to give per.
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
P,ice p c9nts per box. FoR SALE BY
Dr.. II. johnson
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20

The Prohibition state Committee met
at Trenton Wednesday and decided to
issue a call for State Convention at
Newark, ON May %, to nominate 4
candidate for Governor.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20

ASscmblymau Whjtakeryo'ed forthe
Chase substitute bill to hinder The b. Y
@. railroad bridging Staten Island
Sound and Senator Miller voted against
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20

The Camden Co3uicr, Republican,
created a hutter Thursday by asserting
that if the Republican candidates for
the next legislature from that county
do not pledge themselves to vote
against the reelection Of Senator Sew
ell they will be defeated by heavy ma
jorities. THIS utterance is-FGarded as
the signal that General George NJ. Ro-
heson has e. asAhe field to oppose
Senator seMeI S rc-eIeC~oN.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20

Won't some of the members Of The
Legislature feel cheap when the Bal'i
more & Ohio railroad bridges Slater
Island Sound without their consent?
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20

The New York World publishes an
almanac for 1856, which contains one
hundred and ffty-eigIt pages of mfor-
nation from all parts Of the world. 1t
has all the statistics of all such news
paper publications, and more too. 1t
is of great interest to every one who de-
sires a reliable authority in the matters
of which it treats. The noyei features
of the almanac are RGny, aud are well
worth the priceJ9s the book, which sells
for . cents,
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20

Tie text of the new License act,
which has been approved by Governor
Albeit, is as follows: "And be it en-
acted, That no person shall be licensed
to keep an inn and tavern unless the
freeholders who shall recommend linn
Orhershall sign such recommendations
within thirty days next preceding the
opening day of the term on which APP
plication for license shall bc made, and
shall also certify that such an inn is
necessary and will conduce to the pub
JIG good" The act goes into immediate
effect.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20

President Cleveland was 80 years Old
en- Thursday.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20

Senator w. j, Sewell put his foot in
a nest of hornets, who believe in self
protection, when he introduced in Con-
gress a bill to admit ten foreign built
shits to American registry. II would
be well if the senator and others would
put their foot on these hornets as peo-
plain r~%&coEs. >ot build high
price ships and sail them at Il loss III
competing with foreign built ones,
Americansnow own ships but sail them
under a foreign flag to avoid the OBJ
noxious navigation laws. If they were
admitted to American registry they
would be sailed under the American
flag and added TO the merchant marine
Of this country.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20

FISHER naEn,s OUTFIT.

l have just laid in a full stock Of OIL Rub
Der Boots, Gernscys and Sou'westers.
I am handling three brands OF oil clothing. While the
FISH Brand is considered the BEST in TIE market the
SHIELD BRAAD is very popular ard gives satisfaction
The carr INN is double md VII strike the man who
wants a coed DouMs Sa!f fol a Low Ilice.
=. u. LEAP.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20

SATURDAY MARCH, 20, 1886.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20

The Philadelphia PrceS prints a story
from Trenton to the effect that the
Democratic leaders and the Baltimore
and Ohio managers have entered into
Il compact by which tie latter is toheip
the former carry the State on the anti
monopoly issue, elect a Legislature
which will give that corporation the
right to cross our state, which viii at
the same time elect n Democratic sue
cessor to Gen. Sewell. y great major
ity of the State-Republicans as well
Dcmocrats-openly condemn the pres
ent Republican Legislature fer doing
everything withiL its power to prevent
the Is. & Q. from crossing Il State,
and if L.ext fall the Democratic party
fakes the other side, they Will in all
probability be uccessful.-S JerScyHut
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20

If Speaker Armstrong persists in
keeping the lobbicsts out Of the Assem-
bly, it will be the best thing he ever did
for the people. The New York World
has the following to say concerning the
Black Horse Cavalry during the pas
sace of the Chase substitute bill last
week. ''Think for a moment Of those
brazen-face miuionS ofmonopoly daring
to write anonymous letters to your
chosen representatives, threatening to
consign them to political o%hscuriiy if
they have the hardihoOd TO vote against
the Pennsylvania Railroad In the
Senate last week Senator Nichols de-
elared he had received such letters, aud
Senator Fish said he had received
threats that this giant railroad corpor-
alton would spend Sl00,001, Unnecessary
to defeat his reelection. In the As
sembly, Assemblymu Wolyerton was
called out into the lobby AID warned
with an oath that il he did not ''close
hjsmouth, the railroad wouldsit down
on his political ambition forever, As
semblyman Baird declared that every
poSsihle influence WAS brought to bear
ON him, aNd similar statements were
made 10y McSsrs. Gourley, CoTbm ana
others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
vater.Power at Richmond. Z

Mr.. Reuben Shirreif, Engine, ~ ~
Water.Power of the Richmond ana Al
legbany Railroad Company says: .ho
The extreme low samme, now o' ooo .no
James river will not fay below l'ooo
cubic feet per second nineteen years
ont of twenty. Freh Bosher's dam 10
tidew ater is fallsf ITO ieet;
A full use Of tbs river would pTouuee oo
with this grantity and fall (A) io'oSo
roc;l;t,es sxist on the river above,
.wh;ct, for an investment that the In
cre.se of power would safely war
r.nt. would increase this low flow to
1000 cubic feet per second, or (B)
2l.O40 ii. p.
The city of Richmond is entitled to draw
at Bosher's dam one half the flow OF
the river until this one half reaches
the.maximum of 705 cubic feet per
second. This quantity is used at the
Three-Mile Locks over twenty feet
fall. and can then be used again from
the Richmond level to tidewater over
eighty-four feet fall, twelve feet fal!
being thus wasted, or, in the two
cases, A and b equal to 500 feet
over twelve feet fall CAY, $40 ii. Z. !;
705 feet over twelve feet fall (B), 40
III. p, which should be taken from
the above figures to get the develop
ment now possible, which leaves
"a Ii, $3.50 II. P; tB y, 2o,2'o
II. p.
II all the water were to be drawn at
the Three-Mile Locks and fully util-
lied land this improvement could be
carried out at very much less cost
than the other), there would be pos
sible of "a p 1920 II. p; and (B
p, Is, $40 Il. P.
The amount of power in use at the
present time | estimate as follows:
From Richmond level, 1850 Ii. p.
from Richmond dock, 100 II. p; from
| Manchester canal, $40 H. P. by Haxall
| Mills, $50 II. P; by old pump-houss,
| $50 II. P. by Old Dominion Iron and
| Nail.works, 500 II. p; tC), 4,O9O d.
| p; the value of $500 horsepower "a
| 9, minus (C), capitalized at per cent,
il At least sl00, 900 the value Of IT,,
600 horsepower (B y minus (C), capi
talized at per cent, is at least sooo,'
600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01

The total quantity of coal used in the
Manufacture Of this gas was IA ,453
tons; total quantity of coke used in the
retort-house, 240,377 bushels; total
quantity of lime used in purifying,
45,075 bushels.
Meters in use, 4,923 out Of use, 90 (;
introduced for new consumers, 293.
Street-mains laid to date, Sc miles
1,199 feet.
Street-lamps to date, 1861.
There have been put in for new cor
sumers, 225 service-pipes renewed ar,
repaired, 244 service-pipes Of varios
sizes also repaired and renewed y
lamp-services in different parts Of
city. Il,
We have removed and replace s54
lamps; lis stop.cock boxes, o. FAC.
count of alterations in the grfe OF
streets; repaired 25 and put in Ynew
drips.
The improvements at thelowfw
consist in the remodelling Of c stack
Of six benches Of retorts; the fenewal
Of eight purifying covers, and1he deep.
ering of the hydraulic seal "a iour Oh
the purifyers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
CrTy WATER WORKS.

The demand by citizens for water
has been exceedingly great; which we
have been able to meet to the extent of
putting in mains amounting to 1884
Inca feet Tor 3 $40 Of mile) Of new
pipe. yarying in size from 4 to l6 inches
in diameter, and 1910 linesl feet Tor
3-5 Of mile) of old pipe, from 3 to q
inches in diameter. Of this amount Of
new pipe put in, about 4, 800 feet Of l6-
inch main was laid on Broad street
from Mayo to Twenty-seventh streets,
greatly increasing the pressure on
Church Hill and furnishing full sup
ply 10 large number of citizens in that
portion OF the city. The number of
new taps amount to about 800.
ard in some instances metres were
put in connection with these supply
pipes. The need for a greater number
of metres is much felt which it is
hcDed will be met to some extent
during the ensuing yea. Marshall
reservoir was cleaned out and
the diyision-bank removed, increas-
ing the storage capacity about two
million gallons. The new water-power
pumps and WorthingtOn steam-pump
are in fine condition and fulfilling all
81 VA eEi.n,led of .hc.,-. N
1mps are greatly in need OF REPAIRS
}hich will be put on them very soon
r. do,o.rd for water will require the
kxtension OF the mains during the
fominc year as largely as for the past,
and an equal number Of taps will have
lto he made. The receipts for the year
/ will aggregate s07, ,55l.O6; disburse-
ments. s73, 700. The pumpage for the
wear amounts to 1886, ,734, 633 gallons,
or o,s5l, ,32s gallons per day, and as, as
suming our population to be 1000
would be at the rate of l3G gallons pei
capita per day. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
|uR MANUFACTURERS.

representative the Dsph has uts every one Of me SIX
eghyhv msnufang establishments OF n sy ana ire" vac ns
nhd him the fln table prepared n PAST year Was nos APss
mpove these industries and y appears @
hands and IRE capital have been employed IMAM dunpg
year. Empoymswss given to i6a. hands 1859 - ans oo ~ ~
sS4sn mcrease9 s4 The sales i proaucs OF ou
1885 amounted t24 950094; IN 1859 70 sah ~
II ging 70 know that snidst the genera
country Rhmondts than held It's on ana tnat the
brighter s8e past
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01

The day for the competitive exhioi-
tion Of models end designs for the
monument to General Robert z. Lee, to
lbe held AZ the Corcorsn Art Gallery, in
Washington, has been postponed to
February LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01

REAL AMI Personal PROPER
TY AND CfY TAXES THEREON.
The following statement contains tn
assessed valt Of all the real and per
sonal properE in the city and the take
thereon, the humber Of polls, &C., 70
the year 1sb--rate Of tax, $l.4O o
the 800 vale; polls at 80 cents eac
included:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Co-pARTNERsIIIp NOTICE.

RIcHgoSD. VA, January I, 1856.
Mr.. HENRY v. SPENCER formerly with
Purcell. Ladd Il Co has this day sen ad-
initted as an equal partner In our business.
Thanking our friends and patrons for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon us In the
past, we resp ctfull, solicit a cop,inuarcso OF
Tho same ~ The new iirm, WHICH fr,n ihiS
LING X co.
lat OWN stlbfhbiN NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
NEW FIRM.

J.D. PATTON and A. n. DoNNAN have
! this day associated themselves IN busi ness.
| under the firm OF J. ID. PATTON q
CO., for the purpose OF conducting the
WHOLESALE ETOBACCO.SUPPLY BuSl-
MSS formerly carried on by J. d. Patton.
]. u. PAfTos,
10 LIST A. n. DONNAS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01

Referring TO the above the undersigned
begs leave to notify his friends and the
public that he has made business engage
ment with Messrs. Peyton 4 Sinfon. Gene
raj Insurance Agents. No. 1901 aain
see them. From his long experience In the
business and that Of the gentlemen with
whom he s associated. he confidently ap-
peeis for a liberal share of the business or
MS late ntm, promising bis patrons inn-
rance In the best companies and prompt
and liberal settlements In the event OF loss.
in 1-lw OF. WEISIGER, JR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01

DISSOLUTI0N.-THE PARTNER
~ SHIP heretofore existing. betwee3
Mrs. =. 4. McCUE aud WILLIAM N. MIL
IER expires this day by Limitation.
MI. MILLER retires. and the business VII
IN future be conducted by Mrs >. T.. hccur
4. y. McCUE.
WILLIAM NJ MILLER.
RICHMOND. Decemb ber 81, 1855.
10 i.Fivs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
10 total gain of city taxes over that Of
II IS Sl7, ,e91.17.

AK ON REAL ESTATE, Gull
vERTS, AND VAULTS 1885 1885.
The following is statement Of the
hxable value of real estate and taxes
thereon from 1865 TO 1885, inclusive,
under the assessments made by order
of the Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
Co.PARTSERsHIP.

This is TO give notice that PARxrR !,
CONRAD, surviving partner Of the nrm oq
I'M Conrad q Son, has this day asso
ciated with him CHARLEs II. CONRAD
full partner In the GENERAL LEAF.rs
RACCO COMMISSION BUSINESS, und
the firin-nan.e OF
ial,3t j. NJ. CON hAD > NoSa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CITY GAS-WORKS.
The following is statement of the
operations Of these works for the year
ending December 81, 1885:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01

7ossl sssts sAss, ...~-..,...-ssso.i 70
The State tax q rssl estats end Per.
sonal propsety isls0 cents On ths tl0O ;
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