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Before . Congress and President can be
eis<tsd tn. vii! repeal the Nebraska and
ksnasS Bill, those territories viii be asking
admission into the Union as sovereign states;
therefore to attempt repeal is totally and
wholly impracticable, and can only be made
hobby 10 ride into Office on, and thrown
asids o. soon as that object is accomplished.
j; aeods no very far reaching comprehension
~ Sec that what we have stated is true In
TIE first place, suppose set Of congressman
should DO elected this fall on the repeal
platform il would be nearly three years be-
fore they could take seats in Congress and
st on this subject Again the Senate has
Eow two third majority opposed TO re-
peal and it would take six years q, least to
change that body so &c to give a majority in
hyor Of It, and il is altogether probable that
It could not be changed at all and again it
would be nOa!ly three years before a presi.
dsnt could be elected, who would go in for
repeal, As the next president would be in.
'~~ssSS va sAS VI .AoASu 1901. DO IL Az
peara even ii the repeal party should sue
c'ed, (which we by no means think viii be
VIC case they could not bring their forces,
IN the executive chair and in the house, to
act on the question until the session Of ls5,
sad g, and not until Still! more distant time
IN the Senate. Now it will be seen from
these statements, and they are simple facts
which no one will deny, that even upon the
supposiuon the repeal party should succeed
in the coming elections, before they could
oct on the subject, Kansas will contain her
SIXTY thousand Inhabitants and be
knocking at the door Of the federal Union
With free constitution, for admittance as
STATE. Does it not then appear wholly i'm.
practicable to raise an issue on rcpealp 1t
can sw1e no other purpose than disturb and
ha'Tsss the country, and be made uee Of as
means BY which Office may be sought and
perhaps gained.
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California News.

The steamer George Law arrived at New
York on the 10th. She brings California
dates to the 10th Of Jur,
Mining news from California was satisfac,o.
ry. The tunnel and water companies are
doing better than ever.
Wheat aad barley crops were exceedingly
heavy.
Walker, the iiliibustcr, has taken the cdi-
toria.ship Of the San Francisco Journdl.
Several squatler riots had occurred.
Double brrreled guns, axes and rcvo,vers
were freely used. The riots originated in the
supposed rejection Of the city tlt,s by tine
land commissioner.
The San Francisco papers strongly urge an
increase Of the police force in that city
The Branch Mint was actively engaged in
the manufacturing of bars and coins
Thomas Campbell had resigned as U. 5.
Land Commissioner.
George W. baker, recorder Of tho San
Francisco, has been indicted by the Grand
Jury for q misdcm,anor in Office. The
Court of Sessions have quashed the indict.
mcnt.
The Grand Jury in the case of tho oxplo.
sion Of the steamer Secretary, have charged
her owners with gross and wi!iui careless.
ness aud recommended the appointment by
tue President Of Steamboat Inspector fol
the district
Ex.Collector Sands has commenced u sui,
to recover $4,000 his ecs wniic in Office.
Walkers trial has been postponed ill Au,
gust.
The accused alleges that the expedition
was TO protect Sonora from the incursions Of
the dams.
Advices from Oregon to June 10th, art
resulted in democratic victory.
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Siavcsy ~ X 81 >ns...>eniinlcnts
III Missouri

We had call Yesterday afternoon from
4. j. AIgly. Esq, corr, plnIcnt of the
New York Evening I'ost Mr.. Aiken has
lust returned from visi. 10 Kansas, and
confirms the accounts We have pr,vi0u-ly re-
ccvod Of the beauty Of the country and its
capacity 10 sustain large population. He
saw considerable ofthe country ard ,onv,r.
sei with intelligent gentleman from NIL parts
of the territory. All concur in r,pr s,n,,ng
it rs one Of the very finest sect ons Of tue
Mississippi Valley.
Now, as TO slavery, Mr.. A. says that the
resolutions at Weston and Indepcnd, nee
which we published few days since, ms
represents the feelings of Il majority Of tho.e
who are about to settle in kanzis. Save
property is sufficiently unsafe in Nilsson i,
ami there is very little disposition among the
planters in that State to emigrate with their
property to the new territ ~. The meet.
ing wnich passed the r,sD.ut ons was compo.
sd of brokcn-down political hacks, W, o
wished to obtain some little notoriyty by
clustering and braggaiocio. The rrspccta.
Die pgopls in the town had moth ng to dJwith
tn, meeting.
We were especially pleased with the a..
count given us by Mr.. Aiken, Of the pubic
sentiments of the people OF Missouri. H.
says he heard but on, opinion among them
~ 10 tn pcrnicous tendencies Of the ''pecu-
lar institution They fccla deeply dc.
plorc its blighting effects upon their prospect.
ty, and very many Of them expressed them.
ss'v,s very freely in favor of its early and en-.
tire abolition Many also are decidedly in
favor of Kanzas and Nebraska becoming free
States. Although representing paper uni
v,rsaliy known to be pledged to the princi-
pie OF inc Missouri Compromise, and firm in
resisting the admission or the making ofany
more slave territory, he was everywhere
most cordially received, and his position and
principles were treated with the greatest re.
spcct The observations Of Mr.. Aiken give
us ground to hope that all will yet be well,
and Kanzas will vt be consccrated to free,
dom.--CM. Dem, Press,
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Lands for S;lle.

In La SaIle tonBfv.-S~ci. On ~, th of a. and
VII of 20. "a township 81 range 5 east Oh the I'd
y, m. siripoi l,nI Is broke On the lines OF The
above Tracts sIhcirhi iof the paEiing aud cult
'ation oi al os1gr orange hedge.
In l.iui"ssfcn county ,-1he whole of sec %.
aud The nh 1t 50, IN township 20. range east Of
the 81 y. ~.
TIL, ST. iracts srritor one and n IN TO seven
miles ot lli- junction OF the For WAYNE and In.
con aiis.ine railroad, aud the Chicago and Mis-.
.issppi railroad. aud are most oiIheni well wate,.
I'd, and At a respectful distance from timber AMI
settlements deer plenty; wolves aud Green
headed Hi-s abundant.
Tie choIc' OF any qnnrisr SECTION OF these Ia nds
c.n lie Ind NJ - 0O perucre.
Ia Lee counts. " hole of section 90, tosrthe,
wish IS arr-- oi iuter land. IN to~ nship ~
iahge H. ~est oi the 4th M, 100 acres Of hirh
are broke, eigh,y acres fenced aud under cuuv, I.
ton three mirs oiosaRr orange hedge around II,
ami w'thia ,nlles OF the Frauklin grove depot
Also. n good house AMI nine aud half acres in
| III" village OF Lr- Center
All orany I" lhes. lands W i'll be sold in a,ap,i.
4 hesto -uii the purchaser.
iambound TO sell these lands for have made
arfhhg'inents To 20 To Nebraska. fe.lit m, du,v
!" 20 mere nndvol- gains, slavery, and am drsi.
I"us 10 yri compony 81 aboli,ionis,s To 90 with
ME iofthe same Pa,Iiollc and ptiian,hr,.p,e puI.
/ P"ee' t1uhe |s-u) WM PHILT.iys
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The Great railroad stock Fraud

Wall street has been absorbed for the pas,
two days to the exclusion Of every other top
ic in the discussion Of the over-issuc Of stock
Of the Ncw-lork aud New Haven Rail DAD
Company which was made public on Tues
day. The high reputation Of the party im.-
plicsted, together with the magnitude Of the
transaction, gave wall street shock such AS
has never before been felt. The del,nguci'>
cy in the New York Life and Trust Compa-.
ny some years since, Was an enormous one,
but u, ituer III amount nor in the standing vi
the delinquent could that affair compare ith
this. Mr. Robert Schuyler has been many
years before the public, building ii; fortune
and character for spot;,ss intt gritty, anj
the exposure has given shock to coriid nc,
in human nature which has saddcned many
u heart AID made even honest men duub.
| their own frmness, should they DC exposed
TO such temptations.
| Says the n. Tribune:
| The whispers in regard to over-issuos we
heard on Saturday, but expressed indignant
ly our belief that they were the vil,st SLAM
ders. To-day the ruInors are proved to b,
true, and the directors have issued the fol.
lowing card:
"NEw.YoRX AND New HAviS RAILROAD
Coat meeting of a Board Of Directors Of
this Company, holden this morning, it has
been made apparent on hasty examination
Of the Stock Books which have been kept by
the late President, Robert Schuyler as Trans
fer Agent, in New York--that by means o..
false entries, crasurcs, and othe, similar prac-
tees, an issue Of illegal and fraudulent stock
has been made within few months past, to
the amount, as nearly as can now be asccr-
tanned. Of nearly twenty thousand shares, or
two millions Of dollars.
A rigid examination will be immediate.
made, by order Of the directors, Of the books
and papers, and the results, when accurately
ascertaincd, will be made public.
In the meantime the transfer books are
closed by Order of the Board.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
) W. W. BoARDMAS, Pres't, pro TEN.
A.. N-.L, J.iy {, rsht"
The discovery Of the fa'sc issues was, ",
. understand brought about in this wise Mr
krtchum, one Of the Directors, went to Tia,
Office Of II company On Monday for the pur
pose of making some inquiry in regard to th'
late movement in the stock. In converse
ton with the book keeper his suspicious wcr
excited, and after further inquiries he asc, I
tanned from the book keeper that about -,
by M Schuyler, as Transfer Agent, TO X. 4
q. l.. Schuyler and hy them hypothecate'
for loans. Nj. kctohum. who was Just OF
: his way to his residence at Westport, Conn
I took the sock books into his possession APP
, called a me,ting Q! MIR. Stufges-, Mr., Bomeu
L and Mr.. Burial, at his house on thu mex
5 (Tucsday) morning.
4 Alter full examination ofthe Stock Ledge
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A New STYLE OF Advertising

We would refer our readers to Podm No.
9, on the store Of Osman d Whitmorc,
which may be found among our new adver
tisements in to.days paper, There is some.
thing original about these advertisements,
whichis seldom found in the usual stcreoty.
ped forms Of store advertising. They arc
quite amusing, and will well pay any one Fl r
reading them.
Considering the short time since Messrs'
Osman & Whi,moro have opened their store,
it is surprising to sec the amount Of goods
they are daily selling. They arc both clever
fellows, and give their customers good bar.
gains--quali6cutions whichwill bring success
anywhere
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The world is jus, now in afeycrish state Of
sxcitemcnt In Europe and Asia, armed
hosts Of hundreds Of thousands are arraycd
in the ranks OF var, in which religion lis the
cs.susib!e cause, and the permanency 6
Of many nations the issue for which the
t.ood Of millions ID to flow, End the hard
earned wealth of honest men be consumed.
In Aus1i,a 81 are eagerly watching for
ammo strange development, some mighty
change. The surrender of single fugitive
Save At Boston, stirs the blood Of whole
people. Natives and foreigners, in other
cit;es, begin 70 quarrel, and out Of differ
in religion and race. grows an excitement
fan Of fears and iorcbodings. The burning
Ct slave a, the stake, ut the south, row in
il congress-, half dozen railroad riots in a
single week, awaken sensation, extensive
- our country, aud felt for months. The
critical conditions Of our relations with
Spain, and tho chances Of war, which
would lead 10 difficulties with other and more
powerful nations than the old worn.out Cas,il
i'm monarchy, causes commercial men tc
wear grave faces and become more cautious
There is everywhere state of uncertainty
and so!icitude, as If some great catastrophe
were expected. The public mind has il
some degree drIlIea from Its mouriiss," .nt
IA now floating in the current Of universe
excitement, and where it will bring up
there Is no telling. The pressure of events
is shaking the basis Of old things and thos,
only Of the tirmest and most steadtast found
stion, will out-!:ye the shock In the polti
"a! leayena 10 many lowering cloud, sn'
politicians are disturbed at the appearance Q
uncertain and vascilatirg barometer. Blu
anywhere Go ws see any sign
Of returning love for those queer thing
ssl'si giving princil les" The dc
struc.ion Of that once powerful and well OF
g.nised party as is now about being consuu
mated, ia enough, Of itself, as it comes tum
h.iag abou, our cars, to cause men TO wondc
aud feel the instability Of all human affair.
but : still gros'sr excitement and anxiety
stirred up in the so'ictude 10 know VIA
Aiud Of q political creature is 10 spring u
freu. lie confused ruins
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raox Mrx1cn ncws from tho frnr

From MExIco.--Latcr news from tho from.
tier Of Texas states that most deplorable
condition of things exist in Mexico along the
Rio Grande. Many Of the Inhabitants Of
that distracted country, having suffered to
the last degree from the despotic exactions
Of the government of Santa Anna, are vol.
unfairly expatriating themselves, and seek.
ing peace aud protection within the United
States: while others, more bold and enter.
prising, are organizing for an armed resist.
ance to their oppressors. However; this is
an old story and the next thing We hear
from the Rio Grande will probably be ofthe
attack on . village composed Of half score
Of hute, by the renowned Carnival, or some
other philanthropic brigand, who under the
suisc of patriotism, periodically plumbers
tho wrctched inhabitants.
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RSr. Mn RAssoN's Apparss.-We devote
the most OF our hrst page this week TO this
Grafton II is we'll written, and we speok for
its soDcral perusal. We have been request
ID NA,wise TO publish Mr.. Bushnel's ora.
fioD, copy ofwhich hes been procured by
tbs committee Of arrangements Mr..
Nsnsoms address, was bs,.ded us some three
o'feur days before Mr.. Bushnell's, and we
bad promised 10 publish il this week, other.
s'se We saould have Published Mr.. Bs.
Err.
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Again In sweetest metre,
Our song D.glps
We've got sal,peirc,
Nuiinegs. scythes, snath,, cIlns nnils, and
Iopr,
Shaving. toilet. and good common soap;
Nrnk--n aud iinrn., brown, white, and bull,
First tate tobacco and Scotch snuff,
handsome satchris and carpet baps.
WASTED-buiter, eggs. and paper fngs,
HIDES, wool, and OF ei Kinds Vi produce.
FOR S ALE-vlnegnr-,he real pure juice;
lacks, hrads, shOe-ihitad, AMI buckirs,
Buck skin g,ov"s. to shield youi knucki-s.
lcs.cups aud saUccrs, pials-and plhtters,
Wash bowls, and pitchers. hnd-wtl II 10 mat
ter -
Large wooden bowls, that ca nj lie beat,
For mixing dough 81 nIncing meat;
W illuw basket, round anu ohlong,
Teas--Canton Ou!Gng, aud l!ouelUig
saws. axes. and nx.ha nd.s,
Lamps, candles ticks. aud candies,
Cloths. casslni' TEE, md doe skins,
Cater, bopt..s, carks una buskins.
" hi,- Grape. embroidered Canton cha wis,
| Figured mud PLAIN sill X parasols
| Spy0as-Bri'lunla. ani in galvanized.
| AUgar-clari.d and puiyrIiz'd
| Ln.sy wousty-OAiUfd drilIns,
S~w,ns-sk. ond sometimes lemons
| Black, blue, rel, and brown cambfIc,
! List, tape, ana coid, by yard orsiItk;
! SIX barrg-. mud nice fine bar-g- de lanes,
| Alpaca. blue check, corse jeans,
| Marina, paste bonfd, bonnet wii-;
| Half hose, aud some that come UP lghcr!
Crash, diaper, and Tin, blue dri'ling;
Vrst-pa iding frs,rair iora hi,lug,
Canton white, on1 yellow fannrls,
! Twist. the purrst hair OF crinrls.
| l,unbazlnrs and bum,az-tt,.;
! Undrrsccv-s 0bd ,l'mIaeIt,s.
| Mohar mitt-, elar,I, gatitrs.
Soda md pure 'rram OF Tartar.
Russrrt and rolt--kil pocset- hooks.
| The very br,, Of ciUch' hooks,
Pms aud needles large and smoll
No ehisk,y-Wr full Ih- ten prrance BALL
Stocks and pocker hnrdk-ictirt,
l.-ghorn hats, and god yaiin lenfs.
ComJs--iop. MI. md ivnIy ior.
From two-nnd.siIprnc- 10 dine.
lndia-ruhb"i oft.Oo'y. arr MIKE.
| Iha G-'er wear oUl--ih.y never break;
Pocket re id'rg on wo od,r combs,
Convenient If or your homes.
Bu; ~ mus, stop with Ne. 9,
..sy dawn IN. pru, to ihink II Won
Gui ~etty bones some q'lri need;
40 We ehl, vr-i-whl, Sou ~ yItgd.
10 Ls r0ntiHued
b>rP..', h. ~ your s,rgp-ro'k.
Juyl3. BAGos poet
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COMMITTED. Malteson has commut.
cd the sentence of the three Irishmen con.
victed of the murder of Mr. Albert Story at
La Sale, to Imprisonment for life. In doing
this We believe the Governor has carried out
the wish Of a large portion Of the people o.
this s"rtinn of rn"rtry Whether Justice
hss been accomplished by this commutatlon
or not, we are not well enough acquainted
with the law and the evidence in the case
to determine. But the Chicago Tribune,
that has for weeks been crying for the blood
Of these men, now pounoes upon Gov. Mat.
teson with all the virulence and political an
imosity that malgnity can prompt. 1t at.
tacks his motives and attributes the commu.
tation to Jcsuitical influence, and the for.
eign vote. 1t says:
We have neither time nor inclination this
mcrniug, to speak Of the most uncallcd for
ard ext aord nary tot Governor Matt son,
III the manner which it deserves. We were
told, at the time OF the first movement was
Set on foot for the pardon OF these men, that
the Governor would never hang 80 much pc.
litical capital, but we thought he never could
be so blind to his duty as to act SO rashy,
and so directly in opposition to every argu.
ment Of truth and justice. But the Jesuit
cal power was too strong the scheme OF the
politicians triumphed, and the claims OF out.
ragged law have been set at naught.
1t further says that it is in possession Of
facts concerning this matter, and they ex'
hibit political corruption that will, when
made known, perfectly astound the public
That paper would do wed to publish the
facts, then, before It makes such vile accu'
sations, and let the people judge for them
\ selves.
We have some Of these facts. Judge
! Wilson, before whom the case was tri,d, We
are told, on reliable authority, wrote to III,
governor, stating that although the laws o
this state would convict these men, yet JUS
tce would not and that he was not statistic,
with the verdict Other persons Of equally
good authority, and as fully acquainted will
the evidence, have done the same.
These facts show some grounds, at least
for the conduct Of the 9ovorro', and we cal
upon that "know nothicg," "nativc Am.ri
cam" Chicago Tribune, to give TIE proofs Q
corruption and "Jesuitical influence befor'
it attempts to lead public opinion astray, b,
mere assertion
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The Scige Of SiliStrin.

As per private letter from Constantinoplc
dated June l4th, contains news from Silis-
tr;s If which the following is brief sum
mary
Alter the attack on the Goth Of May, which
was described as sangunary, the Russian re-
tired 10 prepare for fresh assault.
On the 3lst, they advanced with force and
renewed the assault in the same order as
before. After n prolonged and bloody
struggle the Russia were rlpulscd, and on
the same evening, under flag Of truce, dc.
nanded permission to take oil their dead
who were not less than 1000.
On the End, the gcnereral assault took
place and the whole Russian iotilla bonn.
b,ided the town, but thanks to the truly
heroic inircpdity Of the Turks and the cy.
cc!.Jut management Of the Genoral-in-Chief
tuc Russians were again VIGOROUSLY beaten
oil. The victory, however, cost tao Turks
dear, a. they lost their gallant chief, Russa
Pasta, who was struck in the side by the
fragment Of a grenade. On the same night
a mine which had been carried by the first
Turkish battery, was d, s,royed by a coun.
ter mine and 400 Russians the foremost
who attacked the mole, were blown into the
air.
Under cover Of this explosion and the con.
fusion that followed, the Ottoman sailed out.
The enemy were routed in all directions, and
the entertainments taken.
| tn. total loss Of the Russians in their as.
sauits is from 5000 to 5000 killed, while
the Turks lost little in proportion
Resin psscha, who had lett Shum!a for
that purpos,, approached Silistr,a with di.
visions of2D, 900 men
! Letters received at Constantinoplc from
/ Snumia, dated jun: Attn, announce f. sh At.
tacks against Sil,stria on the SIst OF Mny
aud End Of Jrnc, IN wh.cn the 1uras obtain.
cd the most brilliant su cess
LYERrool, juno 81
We hada heavy - of wind last Night
from the ). W. 10 the west This morning
the weather has al unsettled app, aranrc.
| Our market is mo'.srat y ATTENDED til,
morning, principally by tuoS- OF town wh,
purchas d WHEAT N small quantities only, o
t..c 81 d rir,ion.
+ He cannot quo, decline in prize. ).
GA Friday piddihg parc,.s wyr, muc.
u gl,ct,d.
Salns nf -four VIE eff ctyd only 10 limit
ca xtont an! thoS, principally TO consum
crs at 31S for Piiai phis nd Baltimore fo
ordinary qualities; 3Sa39 for good parcels
sour held at 3ia35s.
! Indian CorH--No, ba. a slow sale at 81
for yellow 3Ga3Gs I'd for white.
Oats and meal dull; sales at former quota
tons,
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APPOINTMENT ov CoSGREss.--Tho Joint
Committee Of Conference from the House
and Senate have agreed upon the 4th Of Au.
gust as the day Of adjournment It is pro-
bablo that the two houses will aeccdo to tho
Committec's recommendation.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONAL Convention
Of the Democracy Of the Eighth Congress.
sional District will be held al Carlyle, in
Clinton county, on the OIL, day Of Scptcm.
Der next, 1854, to nominate u COngr. ~.
mai to represent tho Disttict in tho nc 1t
Congress. Each county will DO entitled in
the Convention, to the number Of Demo.
cratic voocs pollcd Vt the last PrsMvnasl
eieetsHs
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Arrival OF the Ain.

NEW YORK, july ~.
LIVERPOOL MARKET-Whea. nominal at !
6dails for red. lis 3da1ls Cd for WHITE
Cosn in limited request at irregular prices,
35a36s for y,llow-35s 6da36s for old.
Consols unchanged, closingat "a. Money
easy.
Provisions--pork and beet quiet. Lard
unchanged. Bacon dull.
War advicss Of startling importance from
seat of war
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44,50o 90
SAFE go

HARvEsrISG.-Thc farmers in this vicinity
are now fairly commenced harvesting. The
crops were never better. Some few fields of
wheat have been considerably injured by the
scab, but as general thing, wheat, both
winter and spring, will yield moro this year
than usual.
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w Mr.. n. D, Bristol, informs US tina, the
Canal Boat Columbus, Of the Chicago and St.
Louis Line, leA his dock on Wednesday Of
this ~set. having = cargo Of 1907 Bushels
q cats When loaded she was drawing 4 n.
SO. In stern. and 1 a. 81 IL. 10 bow. This
70 Is tho ls,ses. numb" Of bushels ever cur
nsd through Ibis Fans ,.s hA-.
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As,css,neni Roll, 1854.

Notice is hereby given, that the "asses.
mcnt Roll Of all real estate and personal
property within the limits Of the city Of OF
tawa, made by the assessor Of said city, for
the year 1884," has been returned by said
assessor, TO the clerk Of said city, and may
be inspected by any person Interested there
in, at the Office Of said clerk, until Monday
even ny, the 18th instant, at which time the
city council OF said city will meet at the
council.room, to hear applications for rcvi.
sing said assessment. -.
7. r. COURTNEY, city olerh
Ottawa, July 10th, 1854.