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Castle and FrencntOWn line, 2 so
Between Philadelphia andNew York .. 90
For lst class passengers, and So on each for I'd
class do.
Besides the through and direct connexion named
above with the main Northern Route through
tickets direct, be obtained at the Depot of the
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Company, in Washing.
ton, for Pittsburg and Wheeling via the RaIay
House on the following terms:
Between Washington and Pittsburg-
Cline "a hours) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
Between Washington and Wheeling
Cline 81 hours -.--..----.....-........12 so
For through tickets to Washington and Balti.
more or other information, apply at the ticket OF
fee.
1t is deemed proper, in addition, to state, for thu
Information OF passengers, that four daily lines are
in operation between Washington and Baltimore
by means of which the traveller who, through
business or nleasnre hos haen delayed in Wash
Ington, mas IL always In MS power to proceed at q
Convenient hour directly on his journey to any
poin. north OF that place. S RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
OFFICE R., F. e. PR. R. CO.,
Richmond, Feb. 20, 1852, 5
P.S.-The Night Train will not stop 10 take up OF
put down passengers, except at the following sta
tons Cottage, Taylorsville, Junction, Chesterfield
Milford, Gianey's, Fredericksburg and Brooks
N. BY order of the Postmaster General, nc
mail train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights.
fe q SR
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ATTENTION, ANGLERS .

AIEENIIUNs ANNIEhS.
- sAws> FRESH SUPPLY OF FISHING
nS TACKLE 1853.
I Am now opening tn most complete assor.m emit
Il OF Fishing Tackle ever offered in Richmond
Amongst my assortment may be found all the va
rety of Hooks, such as Virginia, Limerick, Kirby,
Hinged Trout Sockdologers, &c, besides full as
sortment of Hooks on gut and gimp; also, gut and
gimp extra; single and double Trimmings; rigid
Lines, with floats and hooks complete; sea, grass
and horse-hair Floats and Sinkers, extra cotton,
linen and fax Lines; twisted, plated spun, cable
laid and braided SILK Lines, in rolls, of superior
quality trout Flies and Reels walking cane Fisa
Ing Rods, in great variety.
Also, just received fine assortment of Colts and
alien IS ReUolUers. JAMES WALSH,
NH Id 2w Maker 81 Importer of Guns. Rifles. &c
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Y95 ba1s Rio and Leg. Coffee SO do Old Gov.
-. sass DO; Mocha and Maricabo do. For
" EDWIN WORKMAN & co.
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DIR. A DDTNGTON, o.

H. ate,) DENTIST, practitioner sincs
~lySYYyla42, having fully tested his reduced
prices, desires TO make known 30
every person that he will continue permanent, the
following charges for his services, with the assu,
ance that his operations shall be performed better
than under his past exorb.ant fees. How SOL Be.
cause ne and his assistantsare kept in full exercise
and make more money.
Extract tooth 25 cents; Plug with silver or tn 50
cents; with gold IS cents; Pivot Tooth % so; Plate
Tooth % upper or lower sets S25, with or with.
out natural, artificial gums, &c. felO
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9gNHE METROPOLITAN sTukE.-Iae
u subscribers have just received, By Adams>&
Cos Express handsome assortment OF Hiantii-
las, OF the richest ard most approved styles, all
colors and qualities; together with q handsome as.
Curtain Muslin Hsreces, rev style Collars Hakfs.
Cloves, Trimmings, &C, to which they invite the
attention Of the pubic generally at ISL Main street.
near 18th.
NH Is WILCOX a. BETTs
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. - We
l. have now on hand, and daily receiving, an
entire Fresh Stock OF Confectionery, Fruits, Nuts
Citron, Currauts, Raisins, Sweet Oil, Catsups
sauces, Figs, Prunes, Preserves, &c &c Fancy
Articles of every description tog; Their with every
article In our line, which will be sold low by
SIMON BOaAVITA & CO, No 70 Main ST.
NIB Ia Late stand Of Joa Bonayi,a, deed
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TTIRGINIA.--Afs Circuit Court Of the city Of
Richmond, held 1t the State Courthouse In the
said city. ON Saturday, the 9th day of JanGnry,
1853, vii lam Palmer and John Enders. executors
of John Epders decease6, plaintiff, against Alexsn-
der HutchssoD, Sheriff of the county of Henrico,
and a. such, administrator de bonis non with The
viii annexed, of Giles w Hale, deceased; John
N Ferguson Sergeant OF the city of Richmond,
and a. such administrator of Rosina Hale, widow
OF the said Giles w B Hale; samuel Hale and Alice
Hale Sarah Hale and Giles w Hale. children OF
tue sad Giles w Hale, deceased; infants under
the age OF twenty years, by Writ Roberts, their
guardian. ad Item assigned to defend them IN this
sulf-deiendants. 10 this cause, amongst other
things, the Court doth adjudge, order and decree
that one of the Commissioners of this Court after
having given due notice TO the creditors OF the Es-
tate OF the said Giles w Hale, deceased, Of the
tune ana place OF taking proof of their debts, By
pub!isnilg the same for four weeks, In some news
paper puohsned In the city of ,Iiichmond-do take
an account OF the debts still due, and owing from
the estate Of the said Giles w Hale, decreased.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Richmond, Feb Eth, 1883
All creditors of Giles w Hale, deceased, are
hereby notified to attend at my Office in the city of
Richmond, on the 18th day Of April next, at ten
o'clock A M, and present their clsims against said
decedenr, with the evidence to sustain the same.
NH 22-law4wTu WIN. F. DAVIS, Com'r
OE OO0 FEET SIS CHERRY BIDS.
ZO.UUU $4,000 fee, susqueh anna Boards
$1,000 feet Extra Oak Boards
60,eO0 inch Shingles
$50 barrels Calcined Plaster
Just to haad. Those in want, will please send
taeir orders early.
r. H WHITLOCK e. SON,
Office corner 18th and Cary streets.
NH 24-eod4t
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-EaEsG PIANOs.-P. II. TAYLOR 10
+ constantly receiving elegant and
II Ipiain Pianos from the popular ma
u y skers, Nunns & Clark
These instruments received the Srea. gold media,
prize at the "WovLd's Fair" London, 1851; and
they have invariably received the FIRST prize at the
American Institute Fairs in this country. They
combine all the modern improvements with the
Metallic Frame and patent o0er Strings and are
confidently recommended for srcctasss of tone and
great durability, which quality will be appreciated
In the country, where good tsDers ars seldom
found.
P H. Taylor has sold these Instruments In this
city for the last seventeen years. 70 the entire satis
faction OF his numerous customers.
e Ola Pianos taken in part pay.
Piano Stools and Music, (the largest and best
collection il the Sta.e) Violin and Guitar Strings,
Violins and Guitars of the best quality, az low
prices PHI. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store,
oc5 $50 Main street, opposite the Banks.
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ia a9td- supt Tranp't Va L. Tenn r R

NOD LIVEk O1L.-Our efforts to OBTAIN
~ this article pure and unadulterated having
succeeded to the satisfaction of Physicians and 9th
ers who have tried it, the increased and increasing
demand both here and elsewhere, has induced US
to make permanent arrangements with the same
reliable manufacturer, at ct Johns Newfoundland,
for regular supplies, which we shall continue to
receive direct and always fresh.
Persons of delicate stomachs who End difficulty
in taking Cod Liver Oil, can have It so prepared
as entirely TO disguise the taste.
For sale by ADIE & GRAY, and By J BLAIR,
Broad street. fe 81
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800 4 l.. BlcKSON, importer and -
dealer In English French and diner Ill
lean China. Creckery and Glass. 1851
. ware. Country dealers and house, -
keepers would do well to give him caH, Is from
advantageous arrangements IN buying his Goods
hs will be enabled TO sell low
Walters. Trays, Spoons Kpices and Forks Ca.
tors, Looking Glasses, with variety Of Fancy Dr.
ticles. NH lit
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,I @ls s.s g 4kszl!gal 7.a.

nN and after Monday. 25th January, 1923. the
" Mail, and regular Passenger Train VII leave
Lynchburg daily, Sundays excepted. Ct o'cioo1,
NJ, and arrive 81 Salem at LOT O'Clock. Re
turning viii leave Salem at u O'Clock, NJ, and sr-
rive in Lynchburg Q. 81 o'clock M-stopping, 60.
Ing and returning, at the following places only
Fores, Depot, Goodies, Liberty. OAK Nudge, 30
fords. Bonsack's, Big Lick, and Salem: mere VII
be Freight Train leaving Salem daily, sundays
excepted at 81 O'Clock, NJ, and one leaving Lynch.
burg at II O'Clock, P NJ. To each passenger car
will be attached These trains willstop for fIegnts
and passengers at Halsey's, Clay's. Forest DePoI'
Bonsack's Gsh's Min, Big Lick and salssn.
Slaves travelling by themselves on either tram
must be furnished with two passes, so that one can
be retained In the office. and it must be expressly
stated the pass, that they are 70 go On
the cars. Free negroes must obtain tickets before
starting, of the ticket agent, to whom they must
produce satisfactory evidence Of their freedom
~ N
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- FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE
To- INSURANCE The Richmond Fire
HEE$Association are now prepared TO issus
policies of Insurance on the above de.
scription Of risks on as reasonable terms a. any
similar company, and respectfully ask share Of
the patronage of the public. Applications Will be
received at the Office, No. 223, corner of Main and
9th streets, where the officers win cheerfuly fur.
nish all information that may be required. Al
losses promptly aad literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JoaE e. BosaZR, Secretary. NH IL
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VAEHA wv H119httt LlaxAI1 KAVU IL
~ New and Comfortable Schedules.
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK, WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHlLADEL.
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE.-0n and af
ter the lst OF March, the following quick and COM
Portable schedules viii be run over the inland route
between Richmond and New York: Leave Rich
mond daily, at o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock. P. NJ;
arrive in New York, daily, at ST, A. d., and 81 P NJ
Fare to Washington, LIST class seats .--.--.S5 so
I'd "............4 90
" Baltimore 1st "...............7 90
I'd "-----.---..5 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia by rail-
road. ................. 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, by New
Castle and FrenchtoWn line. 50
Between Philadelphia and New York. 90
For lst class passen pers. and 50 on each for ID
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JUAN PiZZINl, Contectioler aud + ruit deal
y er, next door TO Exchange Bank, Richmond
Va, offers for sale TO the traders and country mer
chants, the following:
IFS boxes prime Bunch Raisins
rs boxes extra Layer do
200 drums Smyrna Figs, fresh and good
100 fancy boxes do extra quality
100 boxes Messina and Palermo Oranges
so boxes Lemons, 20 trails Ivica Almonds
10 bags Tarsg ona Amonus
S bales Bordeaux Amends
do Ciciiy 90
10 bags Brazil, or Palm Nuts
10 bags Fiberts, 25 boxes preserved Citron
10 casks dry Currants
100 jars No Prunes -
SO boxes do do glass tops
20 boxes sheilsd Almonds
10 cases preserved Ginger
10 do dry do
20 doz Pickles, assorted
10 bags Pecan Nuts
100000 Cigars, from IS to $40 per NJ; together
with large assortment of plain end fancy Candies
of my own manufacture, warranted to stand all
climates. NH
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z X ANCIs A. JET Err

~ RAHCIS A. JETER.
a. SURGEON DENTIST, having re-.
WlNpNm oved his Office to his fathers re-
silence, on Broad street, near tas
Powhatan House, and opposite the City Hail, offsrs
his professional services to the citizens of RICE.
ond and vicinity, and would be pleased to see ala
old friends and customers. Ia l3-3m~
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n CHINA HALL.-By the
~ chips Tonauonda and America,
from Liverpool. this Subscriber b
MI In receipt Ct bis Spring importa-
M lion Of China and Karthen.

%
tories and By ths Packets from New York and
Boston, his supplies Of Glass, Lookfna
Glasses, Fancy Goods, dkc. Hayinx ons
Of the best sssortments he has ever offered IA
which are many new and desirable patterns 8, and
hts whole stock having been purchased before The
recent rise In Earthenware and GLASS; he IL abs b
offer great inducements TO those la want OF sav
article in his line. HUGH A. WATT
NH l5-2m No 70 Main street
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D RA.ELETS, BRACELETS, BRACE.
ID LETS.-Just received large lot OF coral jet.
ivory, ameihist garrett and other Bracelets, with
charms attached which Will be sold at the low
price of rs cents piece, or 81 so pair.
Call soon at the cheap store of
HENRY LYMAN,
Direct Importer of Watches, Guns &c.,
NH % 90 Main street. Richmond Va I
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e ADIE & GRAY, DRUGGISTS, IA
MAIN STREET, have in store, and are receiy
~ ing, large additions 20 their stock of Drugs,
&axA Medicines, Surgeons Instruments,
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass and
Fancy Articles, which thsyoaer for sale on the
most favorable terms to cash and Urnctualdealers
~AED DRUGGISTS, IT'S Broad street. have on
~ hand general assortment of Drugs, Medi.
I'D ciaes, Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, &c, TO which
they respectfully invite the attention of their friends
and tae public generally. Prescriptions carefully
compounded at all hours Orders from the coun.
try will meet with prompt attention They have
also in stof choice selection of Chewing To5ac-
co, and an assortment of Cigars Of the most ap-
proved brands. ia24
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TNHE AGENCY OF x. FRANCE 81 ID.
L managers OF Lotteries, ia removed to the Che
late in the occupancy of Ro G Scott Esq, on tov
ernor street, and will hereafter be conducted b {
B LUCK. | take pleasure in recommendation
old customers to him as one in every way width,
OF the confidence which they have so genertsly
extended to me during TIE lass eight years.
fe8 CIV PURCE1,
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SEhsANTs FOR HiRE.-We have r. Ti-e-
~ Tor the balance of the year, four youns EVo-
men, and young Man who is an eyne7 gn.e5
D amnh Servant, and might be employtd as
mh Is TOI.FR e. coou
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EENDERs AND FIRE IRDNs.-Fas
L green with brass mouldings, bronzed and Eu,
sery Tenders, suitable for city aad countrJ fir
places; brass head polished and kitchen Fire Ion.
assorted, In prices from so cents to 81 SO
Also, good assortment OF polished and Ira.
head Pokers, for sale by ta'
oc 10 VAN LEW e. rr.vt In
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF HHION

ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, New Yort, mdse to
Ludlam & Watson.
Steamer BelviIere, Clifford, Baltimore, mdse to
LuGl m &, Watson
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IA 20 7g -;
NKEAT NORTHERN MAIL KOTTE-

de 10-3awts Supt TRANSFORMATION.
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81 30 II - 60
'IkGINlA CENTkAL KAILHOAD.

JOHN II. OSBORNE Supt.
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THE W08LD ; H0lsE C0NJEsrI0S

SfHIssfIELn, WEDNESDAY. Oc. 10. is55.
AZ day The railroads leading into this poe fro 'l' Err
Ves, Norh ard Scu have ben pouring in Il r. gov is
O. IeoIe Tie iorsls had aFised pr-v;,as,y in -Tsat
rurat,r.. The nurblr entered Gr the i5.rr e.d-r
hr show or ecnterd.rg 6r prm.aus E greet Ia7is
of arc principally frn Aa'aeh sets a1e e.i
ard vernon tough there ere rcat my here ron
other POINTS va enCeovOr 20 CLASSIFY ihCm by o'al
t. morrow Many 81 de hgs1s bore az SUPERB az MI
Te raioly Of those from Vermont Vi tie lanst1k
alle Morgan and BaCkAaHk type hardy WJ-ke-s, goa
road.ters ard handsome carrlg3 horses lln slr tsd
70 find he great deaers IN me New fork horse market
have tai en Little interest in this snow hnt tlsrs e
coed many buvers here. NJ Tnom are several 1th
ern ceusL men lie sale viii take place saflr ltg
10 morrow VII be very sn.mlfcl aav-the great sh9T
Jsv On Frdsvthere 10 be ccritura ban net got
tuby Joi night % Boston aOl0fely eRd spread aa'ta
e!ct tent erected ia the ceucr 81 the eZh b9n yrouads
Thee grounds comprise q acre. level and W.. ia 2ied
totte purpose inciosec vi1 s1st1nra Shrd isncs ~
feet hCh 4 lorg line OF tls hrre been erected annr
tie North and Wet sides. Ierhaps 200 IN num5es Un
door and an complete Tor siabAng On the 9th ssis5
al the iucosure seats have been arranged tor the spee7
torF unong which the boBnots and ssihers Of the af
are vesy Conspicuous Ii Is scene ei ann II n an1
beauty u show nn- IN the cente 8. oi "a ccll ijra
nile IN cirCrufe-sres Inside " ,lis IS ihe big telt
where the eating ID 20 done II . not ie ttu We arc
10 have yorue horse roasted alive fr ainrcr 11u nay
believe that II one roasted a ali h. Will skinned
srddo brown rather think that is more likely 10 nap
zen 90 OWItIs than LOIsts.
Tie town eoglo have been very berain opening heir
houes accommodate strangers stl many II tnem VII
lave 20 seek lodging % Hafifl- NofihAAfoI ~ cri
fed Fsf .G Greenfield, or some DINER ned II tHsy can
live upon gingerbread and d1ughuuts pes ln cles nuts
and other small fxings there viii be no need o.
.taryinC for the laukee, win 80 eye o. n ~
IA GA hand Buck and Darby have been vJk8d mp
and hitched 10 the ctr h old mare hanescd 70 tie
wagon 10 bring oil Of oatable and saeabl c)nmo
hCs 10 the show Pumpkin PIE in al -,r glory o. ys
low rchnlss are lore fresh om the great u
the fam houses Of New England Ancel. DFls Aase
been boiled tender aud pg ai1r' PORK sent here tIet
and roasted to stuff the hungry multitude boiiel es{'
and baked apples, minco pes and ginger pop VIII poe
down m5nv hungry throat. Il IS great day, goot
day for tn boys anu girls Of the county lay tor the
endowment Of I'D and young day f0- the m.eing Of
f ends day that viii make Sprn- held knowl and re-
mombo1Cd Tomorrow viii be greater day 70 r..
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The Temperance Convention al Trenton yesterday alter
dc ing The business announced in Geographic dispatch,
"a oTfod after much debate, the following rules;
shu be taken BY con,fs
oc questions shall be decdd By vote Of majority o. te.i
rfssA II tu0 voting
uhd to i've for etch township 10 said county.
Nh. i. &. Lippiuc0u offered a resolution requesting
rerch orr in the STATE preach the subject o. pro
thion on the Sabbath before the election lad of ihc
table.
Mr. Ralph Stout Of Miidl,seS from tho Committee on
business. ItIOltod tic following fls0utiOns.
Borcd That WHO reTu3c fe idea ,f faruinr laird
roitca Iesfv. p OF
ary rrriy oVros,f 90 ire plci le oi psi 9i'n
ina pcron Of Che Hon Joel Haywood 81 O,e Comfy
We rcr one ofthe fea nd seaaiat AiFocf 90 fr,-
nil ion u ODE and. having conld nee ~ H. integrity
- brclv de cordial aui united support 90 tho
election r % Governor Of Ae Jersey and her-'y
recoumtId him the tulTges OF nc CITIZENS OF Ne"-Jeet %
yla cur r,t nul only o. prohibit he mann ufe
.fAiclfirr liquor as lt Hrt t ~
a,nufcture a-c chemical medicinal ond socraHan-
CorIidaalle debate followed these rcsolutions--cs-
re,iallv ibo one iudorrng the nomination Of Jot Hay
wood number Of persons advocate the nomint.i'n o
Sir Haywood outright while 9th rs opposed Strenuous
lv on hc ground Of ncXpcdCncy. The resolutions re-
iorcd were finally adopted unanimously "A pop,si ON
t. inseit the word Governmental IN the LAST re oauo
prevailed
Mr.. b b Lippincott offered the following
Yr.4 r thl cries'' Nu'N iIt
n1r hrr 10 cnuv5ss tlriE co.n, end crruae n9siac
and b, me thliG School sircp' Adopted
Mr. Knees offered resolution that ali the temperance
mon M, Srte present an uuhroEcn front az the ballot
loy with Joel Haywood Of the head Of their ticket Lai
"a The table
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nnARn OLE ALDERMEN.

WEDNESDAY,, Oct 10, ls5J
Richard r Compton Esq President IN the Chair and
quorum present. . d t,a,
street and residents in relation 20 the widening OF sara
street ard comlanng that the street u oosrnel auu
lsbI 10 be- Distracted for long time owing 10 the slow
manner in which the work Of widening sgong on
Rcsoatons- Fixing the places oholding the Pos ~ le
Pour,h Ward Adopted Also fixing the election polls IN
sixteenth Ward Adopted Also, the Third W ard cleo
,;on rons Adoptcd Bv AID Moore. that the Conmts
ner 81 Rcpars and Supplies be and he Is hereby directed
a. tale down the bell from the Thirty third street tower
and Mac II on the CITY Hall Adopted The latter reso
luton was offered in consequence Of Iett rom ssFSrai
6rercn requesting the the ground thar ine oe III
Tirtv hr3 street was OF little in that We nifty owing
10 is having been Improperly wrnn OF some uo.S ~ @
o,ver and willie II was me best bell in the City they van
lei II r.roved 10 the City Hall 10 supply an imports
xsp, Afer some debate the resolution " Is adopted
resolution from the other Board 70 advertise Tor
40 furnish two fire bells each 10000 pound weight 10. nc
C;tV was slouted Resolutions fixing the election pois
in he sixth and Nineteen Wards, and appointing IN pee
tons in latter Ward Adopted -Resoiuton OF enquiry o
ALI Sturtevant that the Controller report why report
has not been made by the Commissioners appointed 20
codv the ordinances of the Corporation ana Ne
they have drawn any compensation Adopted bY aiu'
Siprtevant that the Committee on re Department ="
,be tower in Thirty third TO whether any aefa
ZION l. necessary and what alteration. Adopted. n
P,1,rfs-Ihe report on increasing the salary OF 'o
Hco ts,pe m Afer several amendments were los' me
CsD,sin sAtarv was raised from $500 IN sl,Ooo AID
wanted the sslarv of the Leuenants raised e
SEQ This was Lost All Denmann remarked thai y wa
Il a. This mise was thing understood and he Woali no
10 AID Ward asked him 70 explain me mystery AIu
n ia II ef mod clear that Il vas SET thing ana reiu>e
80 30 VITO The Board would n,t excuse HIM am n
,sJ NO The nerease Of she LeaieusHts pay to s7VV
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DIR. aEyIY AND MR.. GARRISON

To ~ Fdteyof r1e y. Y T,ijsas .,,..,, u
A. NJ, Garrison i ia the ingerior Of Michigan aah
rot m flv ,ery soon II ever 70 see me note rom "
Ne,n IN todays T1eNer uor tie reports y lbs ryndt
nth the Uo,tor npsfhzers awe set fhQai deenlH
nv Srtv a BIZ iriu friend. ~ say thar while y u IA
o. stioi fy true tA4l he did Ienounce he conaut ~
eourse Of Dr. Neyin IN the NomHns kshs Coayehion y
ro,-lvh and mlbocrsc in yir, il Is - believe uy,h
e-fionab information equally tue mar tHe DvcDl
gave abs Mart PTogOc eiioa for snch febukS. - ~
rIse- where shey both equally ven KNOW
aU',e linz ave the people TO judge Whlch o. l-s ~
xsrld be TGelY nrst 10 OyersteP the 0ounds' gs1..S
srour;etv; but While Mr. Garrison was among IA -
nh fof lie most pay were bitterly prJl9,,ced 1s -
i'm DE- Neyin a. popular clergyman couIa ~ -
,irn q oarty Of - slOGs ceisndere, reaay % lSAs -
r. N he conseqUeuces Of bis indisefesion " UH''"s
biz antagonist. -, .h.t = nrosa,sed
n mieht seen not little surprsnS t1s' ~
rri,ifr OF the Gospel should ailade - so-s - "a =
49, 10 an Act which IL rarely eoaders ulSus.eS
frnc.e decent world people, were not ne se
- NJ Nsviu 40 very evident in view OF ms @ssaais
r,;.'aS ~ rs owl brother upon the Pssson ., on
- rireire- e. be must have well known, tofoafs ~
,Ii,;b Itmsy be trGs that Or. Nevin knew no,hinZ
IA; b,e;lers intention 70 take an sPogy nom Mr. Gs'
Tosev but the language IN which he refers % IA
lsr5Iv set well calculated to awaken the sysqleio
49, ~. own conduct IA the Convention differed in foT.
sS.r thsn il pint from that Of his brother Oh Of H.
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