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The exact figures nearly agree with the statement given last night. The income-tax chews • doerease of £951, 882, consequent upon the abolition of the war lkl. The nett on the quarter tunounts to .C2,70tf4,339. Ihe total ,teencase on the year. as compared with the previous year.

AN ACT OF SINCERE GRATITUDE CLERGYMANA of the Church of England haying lawn cured of Nervous Debility., Loss of Memory. Indigestion, and other fearful symptoms not the least of which was the great mental *aguish resulting from the errors of youth the frauds of wicked pretenders,

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A special meeting of the Council was held on Tuesday, to decide on the question of holding Monthly Fairs, and hearing Sir John Benson's explanation with regard to the new iron Bridge. The MATOU in the chair. Before entering on the above subjects, Mr. Maguire, M.P., drew the atte

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