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Serious accident at ParkersBurp 7'nnn-,

CUMBERLAND, July 28-A serious acc;!e..
occurred TO day at tie Parkersburg Tunnel,
on the Baltimore end Ohio railroad. As sew
eral men were engaged 10 blasting rocks,
premature explosion took place by which FIVE
OF them were seriously injured. Their names
were Mckabe, McKale, Burns, Jennings and
Maloney. They were brought TO Cumberland
and left in specia car for Baltimore this eve.
ming.
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Destructive Fire.

ST.. LOUIS, July % "A FIRE broke out this
morning en- board the steamer DR.. Franklin.
which communicated TO the steamers Bluff
City and Highland Mary. The two former
were burnt 10 the waters edge and sunk
Loss $500 or $4,000.
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DEATH OF DR.. EDwARDs.-A teleg raphic
dispatch, received in New York, announces
the death, at the Virginian Springs of Rev.
about sixty-six. He has filed many respon-
sibIe stations and is widely known as the au-
thor of the able Documents and Manuals on
Temperance and the Sabbath, and the Com
ment on the New Testament.
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COMMISSIONERS sALE.-In pursuance
Ooi decree pronounced in the Circuit Court of
the city of Rict mond the End of July, 1853 in the
suit of Wray WTaY, will offer for sale at pub
ic auction, IL front Of the Court House OF HenIico
County, on MONDAY, the frs. day of August Chat
being court day) all that certain tract, piece or
parcel Of land lying and being situated On the south
aide OF the Deep Run Turnpike in the county of
Henrco, about six miles from the city OF Richmond
containing sixty three acres, be the same more or
less.
Terms OF SALE.-Cash as to such a sum as will
cover the charges and expenses of the sale, and
credit Of s=I twelve and eighteen mo n,hs as to the
residue; purchaser executing bonds with approved
security for the deferred payments, and the title
retained until the purchase money 10 fully paid and
conveyance directed by the Court.
THOMAS w BOSWELL,
j 20-otds Commissioner.
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Restga0ti0ns,

New HAVEN, July 27.--Professor Silliman
ST., of the Chuir of Chemistry and Geology in
Yale College, and DIR. Eli Jones. Professor Of
the Theory and Practice of Physic in the
same institution, have rendered their resignas
tons. They give way TO younger men.
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Political Feeling in Kentucku.

LOUISVILLE, July 27.-The Congressional
contest in Ashland district is waxing warm,
and bets are running high on both sides. The
election for Congressman takes place on the
first Monday of October.
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Death of an old Merchant. &c

BosToN, July 2S.-Joseph Tilden, an aged
and distinguished merchant of this city, died
this morning.
The Sandman brig Eurico arrived to-day
with several Italian exiles.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REA1

- ESTATE-ln pursuance OF decree of the
Circuit Court Of the city of Richmond, pronounced
the 9Th of June, 1853, in the suit of Robert w
CruEnp against Richard F. Bradshaw, will pre-
ceee to sell at public auction, on MONDAY, the 9Th
day of August 1853, at O'Clock, P NJ on the pre-.
misses, certain Lot, piece parcel of land lying
and being in the city of Richmond fronting a5 feet
on the southern side of Baker street. (be the same
more or iess) beginning the distance of IT'S feet
from its intersection with St Peters street. and
running back at right angles from said Baker street.
l40 feet (be the more less) to an alley, it
beicg No. as designsted in plan and survey an.
nexed TO deed fsom David judah, ef BALTIMORE,
to A. A. Hughes.
TEAMS OF SALE-Oue-th third cash, che third at
si=ty days aud onethird at four months credit
from the day of SALE AID the title retained until the
whole purchase money is paid.
THOS. W. BOSWELL, S. C. R,
il % Cnmmiss,onsr
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70 The Jury in the case of Schaumburg, in
Washington, having reported that they could
not agree, the Judge refused to discharge them.
They had not agreed upon a verdict Thurs.
daY evening.
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Pennsylvania Democratic Contention

HARRISBURG. July 28.-The Democratic
Stale Convention assembled this morning in
the hall of the House of Representatives, 10
nominate a candidate for the Supreme Bench,
in place of Judge Coulter, dece sed. John C
Knox received the nomination.
Resolutions were adopted at this evenings
session, opposing Governor Bigler's admins.
tration, and endorsing the Baltimore platform.
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Rruf1I Murder.

baker of Waterbury, on his way home last
night, was ran against by four men. On re.
monsirating,s two Of them, named Burns and
Kelley, threw him down and held him, while
Kelley ripped his bowels open. Miller must
soon die. Kelley escaped, but the other three
have been arrested.
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Frfghtfai Cancerous Wounds in the
Breast healed by Holioway's Ointment

ana F1ts.-Mrs Mathews, OF Bridge street,
Southwark, after her confinement, had such 3
dreadful bad breast that she could not possibly
suckle the infant; four deeply seated csncerous
sores formed in her left breast, which defed the
united eTertions of several of the faculty to heal,
and it decided that the knife should be resorted
to as Offering the only chance of cure; this the pa.
tent positively objected TO- and determined Civ.
ing Holioways Ontmen: and Pills trial. the result.
of which has been most successful, for ali the
wounds are now soundly healed. end she IS enjoy
ing the best of health.
Sold o. the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (aear Tenn
pie Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors
OF Patent Medicines throughout the British Empire,
and by those OF the United States. In Pots and Box.
at 37H cents, s7 cents. and 81 so each. Whole
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union and
by Aessrs A 3 &I SANDS, new York, .nd fUR-
CELL, LADD 4 &C, Richmond, Va
There iR very considerable saving in taking the
larger sizes.
HB-Direetonr for the gsidssee Of Patients are
aHixed 70 each Fnf or Enx. IL 29-1w
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Arriral of the Falcon YeHow Fece~

Arriral Of the Falcon- Yellov Ferer.
New O2LEANs, July 27.-The steamer Fal.
con, from Aspinwall, has arrived. The steam.
er Georgia left AspinwaIi on the Goth, for ".
York, with the mails and specie.
The yellow fever has declined. Deaths for
the week 430.
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THE YELLOW FEyER.--A despatch dated
Philadelphia, Thursday night, says in regard
to the cases of yellow fever that occurred in
the vicinity of South street wharf
They died after a very briefillness. and from
motives of prudence were buried this morning
before daylight. The people in the neighbor-
borhood OF the infected district are much
alarmed. Quite number hSve closed their
stores and suspended business. Ii seems, how
ever, that the disease does not spread rapidly.
There are hopes that the disease will soon be
checked.
The board of health has ordered the barque
Mandarin, lately arrived from New Orleans,
with the disease on board, to be removed 10
quarantine, IL miles below the city. Also that
her panks be torn up. and the blge water
pumped out, Several houses in the vicinity
OF the fever have been fumigated. The pro-
gress of purifying them is now going on. Some
Of our physicians assert that this is malignant
yellow fever.
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ri 0TiCE.-Mr II w HERBERT will exhibit
~ the submerged Skull Propeller on Saturday
evening, O'Clock, al the basin, foot OF 9th street.
whsre al may have an opportunity of seeing the
working qualities Of this improvement. The pro-
peller can be seen at the Virginia Washington Mon.
umeEt 81 any time between the hours OF IA NJ and
b NJ. jy 29-2t+
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u The Parker Vein Coal Company are to
have a semi monthly line of steamers between
Baltimore and Boston.
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day evening.

- The repor, that Mr.. Walker, the whig
candidate for Governor OF Alabama had de.
clined, is not true.
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EY The rains have caused sudden rise il
the Schuylkil river. There are fears of grea
destruction of property.
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The FISHERY acknowledgements

He 1SHER1 SUEsIlONt-nESlFhO Cil -
The Journal of Commerce of the 28th says:
The British Minister, Mr.. Champion, re
turned some days ago TO Washington, from his
visit 10 Halifax, wnere he had an interview
with Admiral Seymour, in reference TO the
manner of the execution of his orders, and for
the purpose, as is understood, of preventing
any harsh measures on his part, so Ions as
there might be prospect of a speedy and sat
isfactory adjustment of the matter, by con-
vention between the British and American go
vernments. Meanwhile, Com. ShubrcG has
repaired to his command, on the fishing
grounds, under instructions from our govern
ment. The American government has taken
means to give assurances TO our fishermen
that they shall be protected in their just rights,
and that an adequate naval force shall be pro.
vided for their defence; but they are cautioned
against any acts of encIoachment or aggres-
sion, and also warned against taking upon
themselves their own defence, or undertaking
in any event. to carry on private war.
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We received no Geographic dispatch last
night.
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DEATH OF Com. NEWToN.-A letter from
Pensacola to an officer of the Navy on the Nor.
folk station, announces the death in that town,
on the 18th inst, of Com. John T. NeEton,
commanding the Home Squadron.
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c6La Yen caA always and M WIZ. FAIL
CoEEh Bakery, I'll Main street. an assortment
~ rssuy, Pisa, Crackers, Bread, Rolls,
ss,shs.s e. .ass cannot be surpassed By any other
Call or send your orders 10 20
mn n-a NA fkac0snx, IN k.lx NJ
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BY James M. Taylor.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF v.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ VA LIE IMPROVE D PROPERTY ON
CHURCH HILL-By virtue of decree made on
Monday, 10Th day of May, 1853, by the Circuit
Court of the County of Henrico, In the suit O.
Goddin and ais VS. Goddin and ais, the subscriber
Commissioner appointed in said decree for tn
purpose, will proceed to sell at public auction, en-
WEDNESDAY, Sd August, Commencing at five
O'Clock NJ, upon the premises, the premises on
which the late Geo Goddin formerly resided
being large framed House and Lot, situated on
the west SIDE of 27ih street. between l. and Al
streets The house contains about seven rooms in
good order, with the usual outhouses. The lot
troDts ola feet and runs back 1872. This property
will be divided az the time Of sale to suit the vie w.
Of purchasers
TERMS OF sALE-One fourth in cash, and the
residue in two equal instruments, Tor negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing nteregt from
the dag OF sale, payable at six and Twelve months
the title 10 be retained until the whole purchase
money in paid, and conveyance directed by the
court CHARLES RICHARDSON
jy ~ Commissioner
After the above, will be sold tina, valuable lot of
Ground situated at the Northwest intersection of
2Ith ana Marsnall streets, and being within ice en-
closure OF the late Joshua Goode The lot fronts
l2o feet on Marshall street, and runs back 9Th
street W feet and will be divided to suit the views
OF purchasers. Terms liberal.
jy25 j. M T. Auctr
COMMISSIONERS SALE of INrPROV>
" ED AND VACANT PROPERTY ON 18th OR
VALLEY STREET.-By virtue of decree made
by the Circuit Court for the city of Richmond, on
the 29th day Of June, 1853, the case of "Wyse vs.
Crumps adm'r and ais and as commissioner ap
pointed by the said Court for the purpose shall
On TUESDAY, I'd August, 1853, commencing at 81
O'Clock, NJ, upon the premses, to the high est bid
der, sell the late residence of John Wyse, decd.
consisting OF large four story Brick House, with
about one and half acres Ut ground attached. al
tuated On the east side of 18th street. and running
back to Federal street. The property will be dit
vided according to plan which may be seen az the
office of the auctioneer
Terms: One third cash. residue in two eouaI in
stalnents at and years, with interest. for ne
gotiaoe notes. with satisfactory endorsers. and the
title to be retained until the last of said note ia f1S
paid OF and discharged.
JOHN GREaE, Con'r
9AMES "a. tAFLoR' Auctr. jy 20
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by Richard Cauth0rn.


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
l. L NtTURE AT AUCTiON.-On TUESDAY, I'd
day OF August, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the
boarding house of MIR Eas.burn, corner OF 18th and
Main streets, | will sell at auction, tor cash, his
household and kitchen Furniture all of which is in
good order, and suitable for boarding. house.
" 3O-3t* X CEIITHORN
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A LPACCA sAEAs, DUCK CROOKS,
n Nc.-PER JAMESTOWN, JULY 26.-We
have this morning received fine a. sor.r1eni Of
black Alpaca Sacks white and Drown Duck ,Frocks;
Planters Linen Frocks, bound striped Union DILL
frock., do; Gisss Giagnsm do; white Marseilles
Vests; black italian cord 90; English Sink &c. Call
at the Money Saving Institution or
KEEN, CHILES e. BALDWIN,
No lG2 Main street.
NIB New style white, black and fancy rich en-
oroiderod and 81 ODera Ties. iv 81
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NOMMIsslONER's SALE OF REAL
- ESTATE In THE CITY OF RICHMOND
BY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court of the
cry OF Richmond, pronounced on the 29ih of June,
1903, IN the suit OF Combs VI Mann, administrator
snail, at the hour of O'Clock NJ, on Monday,
tee lst DAY of August, l8i3, the premises, sell
al public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
let OF Ground with small framed Building ther
on, situated on French Garden Hill, on the north
ern extremity of 9Th street. fronting 20 feet on said
street, and running back l65 feet
JOHN N. DAVIS,
iy % Special CoU1missioner
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

liverpool, July 16.-The London Tines
has dispatch dated Paris, July Is, 2. NJ;
stating that the Bourse was firm to near the
close, when & panic arose in consequence of a
rumor that Admiral Bruats squadron had
been ordered 10 the Baltic.
The revenue for the first half of 1853 ex-
ceeds by 81 000,000f. the revenue for the same
period last year.
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EXTRA n. 4. KUN, nigh aasor. pal up :.
"a pressly for tobacconists landing, aud for "a le
by LII s5l JOHN u CLAIBORNE.
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T OST-Somewhere in the neighborhood of the
II Petersburg Depot, yesterday evening, Gold
Locket and Chain, with hkenesses on each side.
The finder will receive a reward of three dollars
for its return TO this cffice. jT 30 81
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RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

The news from the municipalities and Odessa
is disheartening, the stagnatlon in trade being
daily en- the increase. A letter from Russian
officer states that the army would pass the
winter in the Prncipalities, and that tbe Off
GERS were sending for their wives end families.
Mercantile advices from Vienna of the 11th
state that the Turkish question was regarded
there as settled,
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4 ARGE TOBACCO SCALES MISSING
- We purchased az the fae ia December last of
the effects of the late Poiisux Robinson at the fac
tory Cary street, the Creek, pair of large
scsies which were used for the purpose of weigh.
ing Tobacco after the sale the Scales were taken
away by some person-in error, no doubt. Any
information respecting the same will be thankfully
received MAlLERT GENaRY.
IL 29-3lt
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By Alexander Mott g. Co.


no ALL, AND WHOM 1T MAY CON-
l. CEkS.-The following list of Packages win be
sold on Thursday, the 4th August, commencing
at ~ O'CLOCK at our Store, 70 pay charges incurred
by Meesrs Adams 81 Co.'S Express:
Trunk and Basket, JOS Fannin, Richmond. The
strica Clothing, Books; Trunk, D He ssen, Drum.
mond g. Wyck, Richmond, Clothing, &c; l Parcel
and iron Plate, K J Edwards, Richmond, Bells;
l Parcel MIR Grinham, Y, Music; Parcel,
Gunnett, Richmond, Blankets. Clothing, &c; Par.
Gel, Hon Stevenson, Richmond, Foreign Books;
L Parcel no mark, Surveyors Instruments; Par
Gel, no mark, Shoe for club foot; Carpet Bag, no
mark, Clothing &c; Parcel, Rev JAS B Taylor.
Richmond, Books; Parcel Mrs Pool Richmond,
shawl; Bottle. Chas Harris, Montpelier, We, Me
dieine; ! Boz, Z Lowry, Liberty, Va, Medicine;
! Parcel, M Ronald, B!scksburg, Wing; Parcel.
John d Sea, Lynchburg, Medicine; Valice, r
Mann, Va, Clothing, Books, &c; / Bag, Rock,
hsssel q Bro, Richmond Clothing, &c; Box, ii
r "es:iaii, Buchanan, Medicine, Crutch, u
Adams, Lynchburg.
jy23 ALEX MOTT f. 20 Auc,s
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MONEY MARKET.

Loadon, July l5-The English funds are
stea4!er. Consols closed at 972 975.
American stocks had improved. Consdera-
bic sales had taken place, prices showing an
upward tendency. Federal stocks were scarce
and wanted.
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GTOCAs FOR SALE.-S9 600 Eor,n Caro-.
~ lima Coupon Bonds redeemso let OF January,
leo3-nrincipai and interest payable in New YORK.
Es tnese cerIncaies are rot subject to taxation
by me State of Eorth Carolina Tor spy purpose
whatever.
$4,000 State Va per cent. registered Bonds of
the current issue, irredeemable for 81 wears from
LIST January, 1854.
And other State ard Corporation Stocks.
~ THROWN, in,
u 26-2t l as sI0ck Rrnker
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. - DpOt
JT 2S-gt IGS sroch

feNkN DOLLARS kEwARD.-Abscopded
Il from MIR HENRY HOLLANDS Tobacco Fac.
tory, south aide OF the ssi!n, Negro Man named
Fleming. He is about q years old, well grown.
complex ON quite DARK, hair short ana nepDy and
.omewhat bow legged; very shrewd In inyenting
excuses, but when 81 all at loss for an answer il
apt TO repeat tine question asked him. He is no
doubt, lurking about the city. The shove reward
will be paid for his apprehension. jy 2a-eots
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Nrw YORK, July 2Sth. The steamer ASIA
arrived at II P. NJ, bringing Liverpool dates OF
July 10Th. -.--
rbom are Earl MonIchasel, NJ. p; IL. Ste
rbanson. NJ. p. ami VIM. Jackson, M. L.
Ths steamer Glasgow arrived out on Satur.
day. s,,h,,o, ~,
the 18Th. ~ ;,
creased E290000.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The Eastern question remains precisely IN
.,an ouo. No intelligence OF an Suthentic
shs,.c,er has been received 10 change it in
tho lsast respect. Lord John Russell stated in
parliament that matters had by no means come
- lend. bat that negotiations were sill GO
IDg on.
yeesfd 20 Costa had prevented his being cars
r;cf 10 TRIESTE, Captain s. having placed the
Austrian brig under the guns OF the 81. Louis.
In,erytews had taken place between MIR
Nsr.a and Baron Bruck, and matters would
eYsit orders from Vienna and Washington
Two more Austrian ships of war had been
gent 10 SMYRNA to watch the movements OF the
81. Louis.
INDIA.
The Indian mail is telegraphed. The Bur-
rnese refuse TO sign away their territory 10 the
British.
Trade throughout India was dull.
No news from China.
Intelligence from the West Coast of Africa
represent everything as quiet.
MARKETS.
liverpool, July l6.-Cotton has been un.
changed during the week. The demand has
teen fair, and freely met by holders. The bet.
Ter grades are most sought for, and bring very
tuIl prices. Sales of the week As 900 bales, of
which exporters took 10000 and spectators
1000 bales. The quotations show slig hit i'm
provement in the better grades Fair Orleans,
t; da7d; middlingI SID; fair upland, SD; Imid.
ding, cd
Breadsiufis.-The weather having become
stormy. the market for byeadstufs had become
frm. Flour and Indian Corn brought full
rates of last week, and Wheat had advanced
Id per 20 lbs. Canal Flour, Dos 6da27s. Bal
;inore and Philadelphia, 27sa27s Cd; Ohio 26s
AIS Cd. White Wheat Is 8dsSs Id; red and
mixed Is 3da7s Sd; white and yellow Corn 31a
32s. The future condition OF the market de-
ponds entirely on the weather.
Beef was quiet and unchanged. Pork
steady. Bacon quiet, but firm. Some samples
commended Is IN advance. Shoulders ne
elected. Cheese at the first public auction Of
American, brought AS 6do50s Cd. Middliug,
40a45s. Lard dull and unchanged.
MONEY MARKET.
London, July l5.-The English funds are
stea4ier. Consols closed q, 974 975.
American stocks had improved. Considera-
bic sales had taken place, prices showing an
upward tendency. Federal stocks were scarce
and wanted.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Lirerpooi July 16.-The London Tines
has dispatch dated Paris, July Is. p. NJ;
stating that the Bourse was firm to near the
close, when panic arose in consequence of a
rumor that Admiral Brua's squadron had
been ordered TO the Baltic.
The revenue for the first half of 1853 ex-
ceeds by % 600 000f. the revenue for the same
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WANTED.

VA Acknowledgements two guod Silk Mn.
w liners. Also, two or three young ladies 10
WORK on Dresses. Apply at No I4s Esgle Square.
ever GeDpet James !ewelry store.
i- 9H-3ts
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INO THE TAX PAYERS OF THE CITY
L OF RICHMOND snail commence the col.
lection OF CRY Taxes ON Thursday, 2Sth inst, IS.
sisted by John w Burlington in TIE upper wards,
and VIM G Young tor the lower ward
JULIUS A HOBSON,
collector City Tsxes.
Office On llth street, between Main and Bank.
jy 28-4i*