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LCcsbMr% Academy LOTTERY,

EXTRA CLASS, No. Z, for 1888.
To be drd1cn at Richmond on TucSaaJ, October ,;
a. The drdwing ,cW be rcccired at his Office
IharsdaH Nc 25M Inst. az o'cLgck. P.EN.
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The Bank OF New OH has declared semi annu-
al dividend Of five per cent. payable on the Is of No
yember.
The Fulton Bank Of New York has declared y
dividend olre per cent for the last SIX months, paw
abb on the LIST OF December.
The Merchants'lnsurance Company orBoston has
declared half yearly dividend of eight per cent
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f.sSIS.

A LII persons indebted to the late concern Of II .
"a Il. Richards and Co. either by bond or open
account, respectfully desired 10 forward and
settle without delay, as longer indulgence cannot be
5ven. II. i. RICHARDS
Oct. &c
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IirgiMiN state kOffery,

For the benefit of the Monongaa Academy,
CLASS No. g. FOR 1888.
TO be dra,en al Aieraudria on Saturday, DEL. 27h,
" The Dfd,eing mW be receired at has QOce O"
Iucsday, The 3h inst III 2 O'Clock II. VI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-25

QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
he editor Of the New ork Herald thus speaks of
the Brush Queea
The nearest view had Of England Queen was
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Observation-Disclosures
ENGLISH GOSSIP.

Cor,espondeace 81 the Mem York EeeniHg Star.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 90.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22
C0rrcSDoRdcRcc ofMe Jouraai of C0mmcyco.
Washington, May 10.
THE CHEROKEE TREATY.

Numerous memorials were AGAIN pee.enied in
the Senate today romons,r,,i,, s,,,iny, ~. ON,
frscmont of tho Treaty. of New Erhot, (,r rho 70.
moysl orthe Cherokee Mr. tur,n,,n n,csco,cd
letter from Jobn Ridco Cherotco and ooo ~,
those who signed the Trea,g. contaiuin, so,,o ol
the statements and views Of the meoo,,sl,-i- 1ba
papers were all laid un,n the ,.l,c rbe,e ni,I ho
nothing done on the subject either ne Comm. a.,
by the Executive. Con Scot, Inn. -, ,a,,,. ~.
his Charge. and has no doub, been instructed 10 ec
feet the removal Deaceablv if h, coo.-Corc,r,,v #
he, mus, ' q"
The Senate took m tie D,,,ric, B,pl H.l and
we had two charac,of-i,c sroscta. r,oI, i,n.-,s
Niles and Benton upon the subject The Senate
also spent some lime in ryoc,,1,. b,,.,,c..
Specie C,rcniqr. MIR B,a,, rrno,,ed his aftor,,i
offer biz JOINT resolution rcscnding the Treasury
order requiring specie in prymcn, for lands n.
-i,cn Yesterday. t,.. s,,cc.,i..r ~ mo- CHM,
he moved TO 'atc go d similar resolution lefct.f-
re- offered by Mr Williams orKy. bot ,he House
refused 10 eu,peud tAa rale- f5r rbe purpose, by
vote of 81 70--teyo thirds being required. Il b..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22

'Nns DcfHtioas.-"C, Creation Of COM The is.
tue Of 20 millions Of fredeemabIe Government m
per. 70
he'TsHolmeat Raising Government, exDendii .
ufes from 5 l2 900 600 to 30 600 600 per snno,,
HJorm q Gorcrmeat Patronage. -Iocroosin,
,he number Of office holders and adding 30 Der cen,
TO their salary.
''o'aia'"i"g he honor cfhe Conni,v.-K,dnap.
ny i'o''o' Under a'g oftrucc.
D'roree Of he Moay yoteer from fle poli,i,sI po,r
"'--slrrendering 81 tie revenue Of the STATE. 70
we Individual keeping Of the ESeea.ive-aod arm.
'as The P'esidenl~tl power to break all the Bank,
10 tie country.
economy m Gorframeai.-To get al il can
o heep al II feis-and run the country IN debt a,
'he rate Of $40 600 600 quarter.
."ddH'e Csrrcacy. -Treasgry Note, not redeem.
eo'e J" god or SILVER aud receivable by the author
ny That issue. them.
80 oAfepe' Era.aHgs.--For which we nav % a,
'o per sent. when We once paid half o, one no.,
cent. 'N' p0'
bdiv Csrerty. - Bank paper not re1eem,bls il,
s'i' ano sI'ef-0eilef than that convertible on
demand. '''''0 vi
net t"rescy Treasury papor-e,isepee in.
o'S'cdn'ss bot neither receivable by tho isso.s
e's'eFtoe into specie or redeemed in b,nk a,re, ,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22

Mr. Boon, Of Indiuna. redeemed bic pledge Ly g..
gain asking the House 10 take 40 the resolution o.
resclnd the Specie Circular. After some objections
The motion TO suspend the rpies was lost yeas | II
nays 20. Gud that Nh Boon wiil not be huniboe
9ec. lie acted IA The matter with good faith, COL
has not. II seems, been quite 50 well supoorea
o. he expected Bot, although vote or;woth.,.
cannot be obtained, yDu there Is .arge nis,,-
NY 10 favor of toe rcsolHipn. Go il must, ares
"Dl.e. So say mcn ofa.i pauies.
l'e"F'fy Noie BW--TMs biil which wst ys,.
'sfoay reported ~ ihc House. withgu, s,,e,to'ee,
"as iahen op, and Mr Robertson moved Il, almond
u oy substituting for II provision r., ,a,io,
'oan ~ ten wibors. SIR Hoffman sooto so,,f
"e "'i. lie speech, though brief was p.a.e.
ana Du'Iian'. lie m9de suitable caumep,s,y 90.
20 'h' extraordinary remois- fMr RL.tl rrG.rt
Caf".Ina. Ar khejt had said that # hc oo,o.a.aa
sent "n 20 stop lbe wheels ofGs,efnnept by yi.a.
Np.1ns neaes.ary supplies II would raise ss.-.
~ '"''o''di"ai on On The part Of tic people lhs,
""I'N o'er"hclm their party Mr Hoffman treat.
e' ,.h- o. menace unworthy ola Representative
and in.cnfed % brow heat ;he house into bli1.
support OF Tie Administration.
pr 'u-HHin, whose white head hsd long been
'.'',ng up and down M ih- SEAT. ready 10 be COO
7r''o'siy p"pped at by ihe spc.sor. now pl.tef.
'l Do '"e rL, Or his eyes DID, when he n,o,s4 l.e
Pror'oug qu,S'ioa.
Or Haynes moved a cal Of The House abe.
we persisted in f5r some time
TIC motion for the previous question was sse-
ouded yeas os, nays o..
The gee aut nays we're taken on ordering ihs
mas" question ~ Be p1l. pad fcsul'cI IN yeas 90
'as- " There beng TIA. tnc Speaker voted %
'", a~'i0a 'i'e maAing The vote yeas 100. nsy' 49,
De question vas taken on the engfossmegl q!
he b'l. and decided 40 ibc affirmative. l05. 70
Mr - Williams Then moved the reference Of -
bii 10 tie Committee 90 Ways and Means, via
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22

De, Cossfry. 49, Ouo csnnat rel thr g'ahotpf
Fl o., fegsblc snicss be spttefs IN ecisi. tof
tttmrir. Sensiut in ConFfcts ffoe l0e'sitr'.
hs. 5os atn,ca ln Wtthtsgten. Tre0'y dtts r'
81. Jaefncy p, psssr4 ia sicaaiAasi eu auf iuta'a
~ttef,. --bg' ccntisn'ir uottr~. 81 qa.ct part
tor dsr ssd right. nsrri s'al fnfse, iAe rep
tuft 81, ustele,. uha le0 ilc green perks Of
NsH Ofcaas carly be- Msrrb--fhst iso3 of iOo or
cage sn6 olive. thVn iccs4ng wa ,er3utc. Gcsh-
ness tnd ne snd ~ it vctr msck,ne bin With tIr
naid samnet " his nsuben home he '.ouct ed
lcss8rclg toatf3 tht fcyitB g icc eud taoa, iH
sslch the bad3.ns Il the ,ooag aeaers sn4 &C.
catch the hrocse' ~ 'hs sp'ac g. crrsscd ihc
itkos Ponrhsunia ard B.tgge 30 ssrcnced the
tig Tombeolbcc 10 siesrsbat'. From Tutcs,oo
o.. be Shot hihsan BE- wide u hlsaama. over To-
dian eiauuas. tbsi bloody battles have rendered
e,of memorable. lie ifsrerscd George. snd the
Catolinas. ragged slong the bssc of he mountains
q Nugpia --snd far ,hfoe months and more lie cu-
Dyed one perpetual. one uHrsty.ng. ,ef.cpuius
spring-ihsi mos. delicious season of the yea. 80
ull ny tao middle Of Jlbc he fJunl himself 10 ib,
fcgs Of tho Psssamoq1oddr. where iafdy summer
even then hesiaung whether t Vas time e..
come. Aaa ye, be had no, been OF Tie sol of h.s
owa eoanirg. KackssLse,9.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22
rnrp.r. M.y II.

sEsArE-seecrsl petitions against tho execn'
Ton Of the New Echota Treaty without The ron
sent Of The Chrr3becs, Ucte received md Ibid on
ns table. Among them was the n y. memorial.
containing abou, 1909 Signatures.
The greater pant Of The day was occupied on the
sil TO coniinoe the corporate existence Of The
B-nhs of iae District Of Colnmbis. Nllhou, tax
ing the 6nsl question the Senate adjourned.
lloUsR--hfer The Transaction Of some other bu.
sino-s &C 90 public interest, tho llouse, on motion
of Mf Combfccue. resolved isclf into Commit
tee 10 The Whole the state Of the Uuion.on the
blil authorizing the Secretary If tho Treasury TO
re- issue the amount Of Treasury Notes paid ~.
Mr. Cemlteieug addressed HE committee 10 cS-
position OF The views Of the committee aud of The
Administration 10 support Of this bill, aud IN s"s-
tcnance Of its t.ancial plans aud conduct gcne'-
ally.
Mr. Gushing replied, in COIL aud able argument
on The subject.
Mr. Thompson. of South Carolina, followed, in
decided aud varm opposition to the bill Before
getting through with what tc had to say, he rovc
g ay to a motion for the committees tlsns for the
day and
! The committee rose and the House adjourned al
/ hali-past loui O'Clock.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22

fAf 'fm''edH raGrae'cr We are born In
hery. sayssr Ameuesn writer. We sre educated
speed We make fortune .ih The us,e n +,
~ahe sna lose Il IA lss manner to re-tnake and IN
ie '''e Il 80 toe tS'oki'ns Of un eye. oar body h.
'oeo"o'''e. travelling e, ten leagues on hour
oaf 'Pus high pressure engine. our lie resemble,
shooting ''sr and Death surprises US Ike an elee
the sfoke.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22
PSALM Xxx g Q.
Tune-Sr MaRrISs.

- ish In \ \. :. y. ~.
Tune-Sr MaRIiSs
. take us Lord unto thy grace.
shew forth TO Us thy joyful face,
and We full safe shall be.
From Egypt where i, grew not well.
thou bfoughts vine full deare
The heather iollke thou didst expcll,
and thou dds, plant it there.
Ihou d.dst prepare for 1t place,
and set her rootcs full fast.
That II did grow and spring apace,
and I'LL d the land at last.
o Lord Of hcs,s ihro' thy good grace.
convert Us unto thee
Behold Us with a pleasant face.
and then foil safe are wee
Gereland HUald.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22

sf'cs FayHafAis. The Bsnks n ,hi, city h.v. n,
sei''e utae past pad specie Tor ali eea,,,s ~, -
'asy .''1s 'he.i oSn no1es W.tou, rssr,e-Itea o.
gurfr '"N~ W
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22

Tnt Otnss Tf4r--T The dfsi settlement Of New
Haven, Conn was made BY the Rev joan Davenport .
and number Of Others from Beston IN the year 1898
two haBdfcd years ago. They were about fortnight
upon the voysve from Boston, and the precise day Of
thrii landing known But IL u certain that the
p "a the presen, calendar the Grst SAbblth after
they landed Ga that sabbath hf Davenport preach
ed 70 his little congregation under large OAK tree
the temptation "a the wilderness, from the text Then
was Jesus led Of The sp rat into the wilderness be
tempted VI the devil Matthew ~ ! THIS was the
ht,, s-tm3a preached 40 New Haven and first d.
vine worship there celebrated
The Ascchc stfeincss uf the Puritan Fathers of
Nsr England snblsci OF jes, and rdcule with some
al this dAy but he i.nJt 10 be enyied who conien
plate without respect, their purty and devotion the
stefn principle by which they governed their lives and
the Sublime, self denying virtues they prle,sed
"Noi as the oonquetor comes
They the true hearted came,
Not with the roll Of the stirring drum,
Nor the trumpet that sinSs Of fame.
No, asthe flying come,
In silence and IN fear,
They shook the depths OF tho desart's gloom
With their hymns OF lofty cheer
Ay call il holy ground,
The soil where first thew irod
They have leit unsiained what there they
found,
Freedom 10 worship God
The anniversary Of the settlement Of New Haven was
10 be celebrated IN an appropriate manner by the ci-
aens Of that place the 18th ut Professor Kingsley
OF Yale College was TO de,er Grafton Besides 9th.
81 exercises, the following Siernhod and Hon
kins) Of the Goth Psalm, 20 be sung on the spo,
where the oak tree stood under which the conrre.
CATION assembled for worship two centuries ago
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22
x1va ooScnrss..ra REGULAR SESSION.
DEBATE IN THE SENATE.

REMARKS OF Ms FRENTIss, 20, Nrruosr)
Tunsnar Apnl IL. 1888.
o. he B,a fling ne Saiaris = sfreral Disi0oi
Judge = he United State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22

'i9''rneaiai N.af,1he.--A CURIOUS comr,Is,iou
h'' lus' made DC spPesnnee IN Pan.. besrpg NE
uue u Part' Moral containing the follow Ind. e,s,.
''"'ou'si s'si'siies u that esp.isl 10 1887
Nhes sho have deserted ller husband. l3a
ltussstcs Sho hsse deserted tteir vl,e, . 3i-
CosFies legally scpsuled ana
hsag 90 open variance l73ss
mag 10 seeiei variance 1920
mstuAAy ,niiatGeni 55asO
repeated hspfy SITs
hetf'F Aspgy l97
trs'y happy IA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-22
SATURDAY, Nav II.

SATURDAY MAY II.
The proceedings Of the Senate were without
general Importance. AMER the transaction Of bn-
siuess &C httle ntccsl-puncipay puvate--lhc
Senate wcot INTO Executive session The bin IN
relation to the Banks in the District Of Colombia.
was not taken up.
IiousE-On motion Of Mr. Camhrcleng the
House again resolved itself into committee Of The
hole on the state Of tine Union Mr. Ingham 10 the
Chair, and resumed the consideration Of the bill 10
authorize reissue Of Treasury nolcs.
Mr. Thompson rcsut1cd his remarks and argued
against the conslilulonali,y Of issning Treasury
notes, on the ground that Congress possessed no
power not expressly given by the CONSTITUTIONS or
not necessarily implied IN hat instrument, and this
was embraced in neither of rese provisions More
over, Treasury notes were always, and would con-
Time to be below par, and therefore he infinitely
preferred the plan for loan, with certificates Of
stock. though he himself would not propose H. for
he was not willing 10 relieve the Administration Of
the responsibility Of bringing the country to the
present crisis in lis fiscal concerns.
MIR Ithe't, Of S. c.. took the oppnslte ground,
and spoke at considerable length Mr. Menee
and Sou'hga'c of Ky, replied to Nj Rhett and
Mr. Cambrcleng.
Air Hopkins then presented substitute for the
%hoIe bill, empowering the President of the Unit
ed States to borrow, on the credit of The United
States, sum of S 10 ego 600, ut rate o. inter-
cot OF q per cent payable quarterly, and reimbur-
| sable at the will Of the Government, to be applied
In addition 20 the moneys now in the Trensury. or
which may be received therein FROM other sources,
to dciray the expenses Of the Government, and 10
We tia"sirFdo'e " s,oCh.
The foregoing was the substance of the first Soc
ton Of Mr. lis. amendment. The remainder was
of great length, aud We believe, substantially, at
least, If not deDtlcaIly, the the project of
Mr. Rvcs in the Senate, being revival of the
State bank system, by twenty five banks to BE- SC
Iected by the Secretary Of the Treasury, and APP
proved Of by the Senate.
Mr CambrcIeug objected to the amendment as
not in order, aud the chair confirmed this view of
the case. The House was slill IN session on the
bill at s o'clock. p. NJ, without having taken the
question ordering it 10 third reading. -.itrdged
from tic Globe
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Secondly. Because tho chairman of the commit
tee OF streets and landings totally unacquaint-
ed with the tms, or place ofmcetng, at which this
reportwas made.
Thirdly. Because the petition of various citizens,
presented this evening (Tuesday,) and referred to
the committee of streets and landings, has been by
tiem answered, and disposed of, without due CON
siaeration or without the slightest consultation
with the chairman of said committee The dispo-
sal of this petition from Messrs. Scates, Boycott
ana others, being alike unusual and unjust. I'm
usual because the practice has always been to duly
weigh all petitions referred, at the next meot-
ing OF the Committee, and report the same to the
following council. And unjust because, with
out due consideration. tho petition aforesaid is
at once appended to tho Report in question; and,
ny tho same parties, moved to be indefinitely laid
upon tho table.
JAMES H. CALDWELL, =
Chairman ofthe Committee on streets and landings.
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MARKETS..

o3nsols ~ i,3 81 IL casl, do for acct 81 IL
InNc,leluer Bills 81 81. India Bonds so 81. Lis.
p "ieis 10 le 10Th inst state that the Government
@ 1 Eo IN Negotiating Il loan with the Conf
inca company Tor 2,6O0 conlse, (about half q million
Seling) which the Minister of Finance conceiyes viii
carry them to the end of August. wan
Five ,o,,,,., -, PARIS, 2lst.
C,rrox ri, LIVERPOOL, July %.
saes were 2olo bags, To-day 5000 bags were Sold
a To 'e aue' at rather frmer prices, and the marlet
closed with lave very steady appearance, The pnrlcu
iars were 4oo Iernams Mt 5-3 lid 400 Buhias
Id; loOO Egyptian - II Lid; 400 SuruIs -
u Lid; $500 American I-ia8d
,,u LIVERPOOL July 90.
CoTroN.-ln our Cotton Market yesterday $500
! aher heavy. 10 "5''
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- IN h'l"'ng n" receipt Ut the London Qurrterlv
'''i1W tor JHl", we mentioned an article on isAl-
ian'lc Steam Nnvignrior.', rs being par,icnlarv
worthy OF being read. The terms in which we
men spoke decided ms they certainly wcte are
II SN'hc' en' t. convey idea of the value Of he
named. The writer in linking view
o. IN" probable consequences of the late inrrodnc
,'oh OF steam in Atlantic navigation, has treated
JUS SaoJect with an ability and extent Of RI search
which entirIo his opinions to the greatest consider
on with opportunities, evidently of the lrsl
r"er, OF becoming acquainted with the details of
lis SUBJECT, he : ives concise history Of the COM
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

CLEARANCES.
ship Charleston Dill, Ro.ton I Mail,
Schr Lone, Clark. NJ ;taCorca " p ,' e
schr Mary Jane, Caro-. Pensacola M!s, "
Shi Sl o"t' l,oNcs' inadclphia, j II Ashbrdge
f o'''~' "'oso"' iHcrpool, l. II Gue
ARRIVALS.
snip Concordil. Morton, 81 days from Boston, TO 1
hiernt-Careo assorted mdze. "
Master. ' s'' u the
,p archer Marsio 70 days from Philadelphia to
Denegre-Cargo sorted mdze
transport sehr Columbia Dclaway, from Tampa Bav
iaradc. ~ ''s"'' " T.
sleaal owboat Pacific, Martini from w Pass-towed IN
sea shps Caroline and Augusta, bark Robert Watt and brp
oome-returned to town with ships Kensnson Concofdia,
Steamer Pawner, Carlisle, from St Louis
Steamer Salem, Stcnlnan, from Louisville
Steamer Mariner, holland, from Baton Rouge
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Sclr Eliza Jane, from New Orleans was ,polor az, a..
III lt ~ % 'oIs e. and supplied with provisions
n.w i"tX, -'li huGus-CPd ship Star, Glover for New
Nav @''h Augus-CFd ship Cloud VIM for
from New Orleans. ~ '"'"''"' >mi'h,
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|
lhc loi.o"lng resolutions being ia orn.r wcr
taken up aud adopted,
i>osoiVeu mat the resolution passed on the Is !
august, autholising tho Mayor to draw his Wa,
rant In favor of d. IL. l'oogool for $500 be aLc
inc same is hereby repealed,
Resolved Tint d. IL. Toogood be required te
rc-dcllver to the Mayor the warrant obtained md,
The aforesaid resolution oft.c 18th Aug
Tho following ordinance being next in order,
was Then taken up. Tho amendment offered bv MI
caAa"e,l at The last sitting it being under d sous
sioii' ME- foters moved to reject IT.. Mr. Cad
"o'i moved TO adjourn, and called for ayes and
noes. Mossrs Caldwell, and Nixon for, and Mes.
sFS' 1loyd. iockott, Ncux, Peters, and Sewcll
II NO. Mr. fetors renewed his motion to reject
ei' a'heianen'' an called for the yeas and
nays. Messrs. Caldwell and Gioyd, voted in
tho negative, and Messrs Lockett, Mcux, Peters
and sowcll in the affirmative, so the amendment
was rejected. ~
MR.. feters moved to r.jrct the ordinance
wnch molten, being lost, the ordinance was adop-
Ted as follows
Resolved that the Mayor be, aud he is hereby
au, III to contract with Jno. Minturn on be.
hcii Vi TINS municipality for continuing paving
81 .l!e streets on the following conditions.
Sald Mlnturn 10 agree to pave with round Stone.
OF he most approved kind, tho pavement then made
with to be fully equal to tho best pavement made
vi similar materials within this municipality, aud
10 .no satisfaction ofthe Survoyor,-from 10000
~ ooooo square yards as the council from time 10
time determine; to commence with Magazine st..
at the point where tho pavement now terminates
and to continue said street to the upper line Of The
lnunicpalityrand then TO pave such street or
streets as tho council may designate
oaid :" ork to progress without delay and as fast
rs lle materials can oe procured
nc compensation TO said John Alinturn for said
pavement to be three dollars and titiy cents mar
square, yaId and to be paid in cash on.te certificate
u inc surveyor for not less than ten thous.
ma dollars, or in bonds of the municipality paya.
Die in twenty five years bearing six per cent. Der
'nnum Gnterest at ninety dollars for ono hundred
II the optsn of the Council
sad hInturn further to agree, to pave $4,000
quare yards in such streets as the council nav
with square granite blocks of the kind to
&c used IN paving Gravior street, from Tchoptou |
rs TO Magazine street, for the price of $3.50 per
4nare yard, payable in cash or Bonds as aforesaid.
aid Minturn to hay the privilege of dscontiuu
1g the square block pavement after laying 5000
faro yards IN case he cannot make it al the price
greed on, but to lay the remaining 90, 900 square
ard'' provided the council will agree 10 allow such
xtra compensation the cost of the materials and
'ork may render necessary.
On motion the Council adjourned, to Tuesday
ext the llth Sept, at 5 o'clock, P M.
JOHN GIBSON,
Secretary.