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PROBATE COURT.
STATE of Ohio. Belmont Counfv.

pIuItW y VHtO' DeIVOHH COHHIy, w.
NOTICES is hereby given that the follow.
4 y Ing named Executors, Adminisirstors and Qua,
dians have filed their accounts and vouchers Iu M or
fee for settlement TO wit
Samuel n. Nosset, Guardian OF Wesy Hukn
Mahon D. Hatcher, GuIdioh ofWm. n. 4 Mary L.
Smith.
A. l.. Hatcher and Fanny NJ. Hsines 1dninls,rs,.r,
Of John n. Haines deed.
somuel Daniel, Guardian OF Lydia Pickering
VIM. MeCafrery, Ell. or JeniiIna iioirpswortb deed
WIN. MeCsfery, Administrator Of Thomas Dcrmott
decd.
John Bell and alexander Brsnnum Erers OF Levi
Dillon decd.
The first four above named accounts will be for hear
ing and settlement the Yh and the three on the
2Sth days Of December 1855.
DAVID HARRIS,
Dec. o. 1855. Probate Judge.
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The BELMONT CHRONICLE.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Pressy,ery OF ST. Clairsvie, will meet in the
Pre'bytorinn Church In this place. on the lst Tues.
day ofJanuary at II O'Clock, Am.
:. sermon will preached at the operng by Rev.
yohn Marshall on Efficient Ministry and In the
ssvnohing, sermon will be preached Oh an Efficient
Eldorship by Rev. Samuel naxd. M
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BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
Petition for Partition.
John NJ. Howell, demsndent;


John NJ. Howell, dem andent;
- against
Benjamin Howell, Isaac Howell, LemusI Howell
Hiram Howell Emily FawCett, Iugabee Jones and her
husbknd q. IA. Jones, Lydia Ann Howell, Eleanor
Howell widow of John Howell deceased, all of whom
together with the said demandent, reside in the
County of Belmont Ohio, and Rhoda Chandler and her
husband George Chandler, who resides in Harrison
County, Ohio, and IsaSc w. w right minor who re.
sides somewhere in the State ofIowa, Defendants.
ME above named Defendants are here
IL by notified that on the Sd inst, d petItion WAS
filed in said Court against them setting forth that by
heiTshp from John Howell deceased the said deman
dent Isentted 10 one und vded tenth bart of all that
tract of land iyingin the County Belmont aor
and being part of Section 80 Tp e. and r. beginning
for the same 90 chains and 2I links West the NJ H.
Corner said section al post the North BOUNDARY
line oil said section where chesnut sir inches
NJ 40 H. ~ links thence TO West 30 chains A links TO
aost Thence N. s9io 30 chains IS links stone;
Thence N. $40 w. 20 chains and so links to q post;
thence s. 500 Il. 81 chainss5 nksc the place OF
ing ng,eontannR 93 acres roods per; That the deien.
dant Eleanor Howell is the surviving widow of tho
said John Howell deceased but having elected TO take
under the will OF the said Howell deceased is not en-
Titled TO dover in said prenises that the said other de.
iendents are coheirs with the said Demandent and en-,
Titled each 10 one tenth part OF said premises and said
petlii0n pays that partition may he had Of the above
ucscribed premises aud that tenth part m
I've SCI Onto the said demandent that in case said
premises cannot be divided without manifest injury
mat the same bs sold according TO law.
O.. o. CARROLL,
Dsesmosf'o isoo ws Any iOf Demandent.
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Agricultural Nntina

:. The annual election of Officers of the Belmont
lMendayl the 7th, proximo at the Court House in
81 Clairsvills All the members of the old board
- requested to meet me at the clerks office at o.
ok A. M. ofsaid day to close up the business of
past year; ]. .TNSCHOLFIELD, Prest.
. mo. 9th, 1885.
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BELMONT COUNTY OHIO.
CouRr OF CosMosgpLEAs.

Isaac H0rth',%'' pi'i"'lhl'I'hs ,b.re ma
pivd .rf. defens.n. s"'" hereby notified that they
have been sued by the above named plaintiff In the
Court Of Common Pleas OF said County Tor sj0e dollars
damages, which the plaintiff claims OF the defendants
for msic onsy causing hmto be arrested by virtue OF
two several orders Of issued from said Court in
action wherein these defendants are plaintiffs and
this plaintiff Is defendant The defendants are re-.
qur9d to answer the petition Of the plaintiff against
them by February o. 1885, or will be taken as true
and judgment rendered accordingly.
DAVE s. ADAMS, Clerk.
B. s. 4 u. d. T. COWEN
.attys. for plaintiff. Dec so VIC
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Carriers Address,

:. Our carrier will wait upon hi, friends on New
Years morning, bright and esly, with neatly
printed, and capinlly written Annual Address We
hope his friends wi he "at ome'' when he calls
Tor he has ser we'd them faithfully for twelve month
and deserves tobe treated. well Shell out
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

December 24-Flour continues quie. and
shipping brands freely offered at $50; com.
moa and extra 9,5O@lo,OO.
s. Wheat, rather more inquiry but lit: le or
none offering.
Corn continues to arrive freely, but rather
more inquiry; southern yellow rs and some
damp at 75c.
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s5John G. SAKE, Esq, the witty .roet-sditor of
The Burlington tW.) Sentinel will recite poem in
this place some time in the latter part of January.
Full particular will be given in due time.
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HWe neglected, last~eek,to state that MILroN
McCoNAHEY from BridgYort arrested Mr.. Burlington.
He is fearless, faithal officer, and we but do him
justice when we malp this announcement.
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F. - ~----s-,--.s-a----- ~ -
CINCINNATI MARKET.

December 24-Flour steady; sales 500
bbls at 7,5o. Nothing doing in grain.
Hogs dull, and heavy; sales e,75Os,so
Provisions nothing doing.
Groceries unchanged.
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Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia.

AhcNiSo La SIlrOlID says:
CovrNaToN, Ohio, Dec 81, 1853
MY wife has been afflicted with the Liver Com
llsint and Dyspepsia for number OF years. during
&PMch Time have spent great deal for docorng
but she received very little benefit thererom, and
hnaliy the doctors said she could not be cured Last
spfine she concluded to try Hoofand's German
Bitters she took two bottles and ever since taking
them she has Been able to attend to her business.
have sold quite number Of bottles through her re.
commentator, and as Tar as can learn, it has
given satisfaction to all"
And for sale by
II. ALEXANDER, St. Clair,vills
A. c. MARTIN, St. Clairsvie.
Jas. Baker. Wheeling.
VIM. Dunbar, Uniontown.
u lse1. Bethel, Flushing;
R = Clark, Morristown
II II. Moot. Barnesville
M r Miles &Son Somerton
And-by Dealers in Medicines everywhere,
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BALTIMORE MARKEf

BALTIMORE MARKET.
December 24-Flour dull at SIT for city
mills $50 for Howard street, without
buyers.
Wheat abcnt at tho former quotations.
Large receipts corn, and market dull at
2@3 cts lower.
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CHRONIC DISEASES, of almost every kind
can only bessAched through the blood, where they
originate' and as Cartsr's Spanish Nurture is the
sny .rue purifier of that iie-sream, it is the only
remedy ior such diseases.
NForssieb by
~ II. ALEXANDER, St. Cldirsville.
. A. e. MARTIN, st. Clairsyille
Jas Baker, Wheeling,
VIM. Dunbar, Uniontown.
Geo G Bethel Flushing.
"a X. Clark, Morristown.
8X II, II, Mott, Rarnesville
8 N, 7. Miles Il Son, Somertsn.
py Dcsisrs in .Medicines everywhere.
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LIST. i7sos F. A.. Muhlenberg, Pa, anti.
I'd. l7s1.Jona. Trumbull, Conn, fed.
I'd. l7ss. F. A. Muhlenbeig, reelected.
4th. l79s. jena. Dayton, N. j., fed.
, 9th. 1897. Jona. Dayton, reelected.
9th. l799. Theo. Sedgewick;; Mass, fed.
7th. 1901, Nat. Macon, N. c., dem.
9th. 1908. Nat. Macon. reelected.
9th. 1895. Nat.Macon, reelected.
10th. 1907, JEB. Varnum, Mass, dem.
llth. 1909. J. b. Va-num, reelected.
18th. 1871. Henry Clay, KY, dem.
18th, lS1aGHenry clay. reelected.
1914. Langdom Cheves, s. c., dem.
14th. 1875. Henry Clay, reelected.
18th. 1917. Henry Clay, reelected.
18th. 1919. Henry Clay, reelected.
1920. John w. Taylor, MY, dem.
18th. l7alsP. P. Barbour, Va, dem.
18th. 1929 Henry Clay, reelected.
18TH 1926. John w. Taylor, reelected.
2oth. 1927. Andrew Stevenson. Va, , dem.
3lst. 1879. Andrew Stevenson, re-slec,ed, g
22d., 1881. Andrew Stevenson, reelected.
2sd. 1893. ANDREW Stevenson, reelected.
1894. John Bell, Tenn, dem.
Gath. 1885. James X. Polk, Tenn, dem.
25th. 1887. James X. Polk, reelected.
2oth. 1885, Robt. N. T. Hunter, Va, dem
9th. lS4f John White, KY, whig.
2sths is4ssJohn w. Jones, Va dem.
29thY lS45. John w. Davis, Ind, dem.
ssoth. ls47. R. G. Winthrop, Mass whi,.
~. ls49. Howell Cobb, Ca, dem.
1851 Linn Boyd, KY, dem.
ssd. Asls53. Linn Boyd. reelected.
The Argus addss
"Mr. Hunter was elected on the 10Th
ballot, after an exciting contest, by a vote
of li9 to lis Mr.. Cobb was elected on
the 2sd ballet under plurality rule, which
was eventually adopted as the only manner
in which 10 secure an organization of ths
House." As2
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HATS, CAPS, AND UMBRELLAS, OF
FSiNr NAsLu.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Bank of Commerce,
Meander Mott g. Lemus. Fordyce.

Mesnder Mott g. Lemus. Fordyce.
Ply virtue ofan Execution to me directed, Nem tbs
II Court of Common Piesf of Belmont County, Ohio,
will offer for Sale al Public Auction on
Monday the 2lst day Of January, A. =. 1855.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. N. and O'Clock
NJ. OF said day. stthe front door 1.-THE Court House
in st. Clarsvile in sal county, the following deseri
bed lands and tenements Situate lying and being in
the County of Belmont and State of Ohio and bounded
and des cribed as follows to wit:
The first described tract or parcel of Land being tbs
South West Quarter of Section No %, Township Ne.
Range g. in Marietta Land district, containing one
hundred aud fifty nine and fourteen hundreths u
l59i4. The Snd described tract or parcel Of
Land being the South half the South Qusrer of Sec
No. 35 Township No.1 and Range Not in the Mari.
eta Land district, containing Sixty niEe acres and
Ninty four hundreihs of scie t69.94. The 3rd de-
scribed tract parcel of Land being the North west
quarter Of sec tp no no.2sG no Sin the Marietta
Land District containing hundred and sixty acres
(60) Also, the follow described Town Lots Lying
and being in the Town of Barnesville Belmont County
OEiO, and bounded and described follow sfo wit:
LOIS No, e3 d "A west end, and Lots Nos. JG1l6s q
i5s isken in Execution as the properly OF Lemue For
dyee. t-s..
sherif's ofics. ST. Clsirsve, IDec 30. 1855.
JOHN G. NICHOLS, shsEiE
-s525.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Not!ce is her
bygven that at the Probate Court for Belmont County
the undersigned was appointed and qualified as Ex.
county
All those indebted to said estate requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims against
said estate notified to present them for settlement
THOMAS MOORE,
Dec 80, 1955.-3w, pd Executor.
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10 BARRELS N. o. MOLASSEs,
lC Just rec'a and FOR ssisb BY !. THOMPSON.
April ~, 80
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@Our notices Of the School Examinations are I'm.
svoidaely crowded out but will appear next week.
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Speakers Of the House of Represen-
tatiYes.

-stnee ~ formation of the Democratic
and Wing parties, says Albany Argus there
have beer thirty elections 70. Speakers
Of the the House of Representatives, result
ing in the election of th:rty-eight Demo-
Gratis and two Wings. Previous to this
period their were six elections, which re-
suited in the echSice of five federalists and
one an!i-federalist.
Cong. Year. ~
LIST. l7QQ.E. A. Mnhie nhern pa aht;
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Re eady- ade Clothinx.

have bOught the largest stock have bought
aud viii sell them 30 per cent. cheaper than You
iuy them 81 Wheeling.
Also, large assortment OF Hats, Caps, Boots and
shoes, aud great many other articles TOO
mention. Call befOe you purchase t1sewl lefe, aud
am sure you viii he satisfied before you leave.
JET-Aii kinds Of country produce taken IN exchange
~ goods. SAMUEL KLINE,
81. C1Airsvins. ssFt, 81, lssh
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EARLY COPIES.

The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British
publishers gives additional value to these Reprints,
especially during the present exciting state of European
affairs, nasmuch they now be placed in the
hands Of subscribers about the original ed
Oua
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O o M M e r G l A L .

Attest-E. RAMSEY, Recorder pro TEN.
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Pres. Of Bel, Co. OrganizatiC
L. HATCHER, See.
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6otels.


T'HE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, on the EU-
l. ROPEAN PLAN, Broadway. corner Of Ro.sscn e. on
the same slosk with The Metropolitan add sislos Th
hotel In the heart Of Broadway s supply great assder-
tu to travellers and the subtle In seaer. superior secoas
dsons IN the best quarter OF the ct moderate -ses
Rooms so cent. to IS day. .1eo ains location sc Tho
house arderfong the sacoa spscioca
and new budnss and viii aceonn0dste, when completed.
sboa four hundred The buildings will Be- con-
pe in February which due notice viii be svea. Aad the
re.en house will then he thoroasy renovated The feature
az hoe the European plan sSes yell senteuen.
which bss with marked favor, will De sonneued Tho
pnps saloon will be 3 BY ice feet. with private dipns
ano meals urnhed ordered prices graded 10 a,he Goa
yenenee thcss inclined 70 ECONOMY well - me s,es
bOse exv.sant The house viii Be thoro1sny essssa
pps the approved construction Every room
has srbe co.on bssn bells AID There viii be bath.
ing ssoon with sersrae baths for lsdes The furniture WI
be all and spared that contributes % eouiof
idea being without expenditure tor mere
exsvsssnt furnish hotel in
this desirable lcestv with substantial comfort At
low be Afforded AND pCsLic ASSURED
THAT ESTABLISHMENT SURPASSED ros TIRE
REsPEcrABLfrY pEcosvs, Order, xEarSsss, ArrrsrloS
and cosFoxr. WITH WHICH IT SHALL Be coSDucrsp rsE
ACCOMMODATIONS OF TIRE PRESENT SMITHSONIAN. ARE
NOT NrEsFERED WITH ny rHs NEW WORKS AND NY fskNps
AND PATRONS INVITED TO CONTINUE THAR rkvoss As
HEREroFosE SIDNEY HOFFMAN,
MUSEUM HOTEL, No. 81 Ann-st., few
k doom from Brosd~syrurnished Roons to let BY the
night or week. sirsle Rooms Is cents Open al night
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n A S II VI U SIC STOR Z
- MUSIC At sEDUcED PRICES.
WILLIAM HALL SON

No. 90 Broadway, opposite the PsTk)
Have in edition 10 the great reduction already made their
non copyr h Huc decided make reduction
copysh- Witch consist OF al the principal woss Of
the fsvoe and cslebrsted composers VIM Vincent Was-e
Geo Y Root J A Fowler Francis VI Brown, WIN. D-ess
ler &c large majority Of the music-pubshes II New
Yorh Boston Phsde phs and Baltimore having combined
sgsr in order prevent the public from receiving the
benefit great reduction have refused 10 supply
der for their music cell usic Of public sn
person 10 will sel at the reduced prices For
a short time be incomplete, bat will
proceed TO re puhb al he pieces Of theiF
sorus the reduced prices and hsve 20 doubt that
will soon find those who will be willing TO supply all
wants We determined sell to the public a. the lowest
prices consistent with eTaye profit 10 the p1ssher
ard dealer or teacher and will neither into sub nit
apy alton contrary purpose. corrected edition
Of our new catalogue the reduced prices will be resdy
few DAYS and will be Forwarded part Of the Uned
States Of charge Dealers seminaries and teachers
pied Oh the lowest terms
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fine ARTS.

DECORATIVE FRESCO PAINTER, of the
IL GERMAN and ITALIAN SCHOOL 10 ready TO DEC
CRATE in the approved manner in all styles Address
at No. 200 sprnsst New-York GEORGE FICdr
TINHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that
i the Painting by AIRY sehefeI,
THE TEMPTATION OF CHRIST,
VII emsin exhibition until further notice.
GOUPIL Co, No sss Broadway NewYork
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MsRcHAxrs BAxx New-York. jan, 1855
10 000 REWARD.-Stolen, or delivered
" OsOOV BY mistake, on the ID inst, FIVE BAGS
OF GOLD. Containing IS 600 each The above reward will
BE paid for The recovery Of the property.
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Real Estate for Sale.

Tor SALE-Two brown-stone front English
IL basement HOUSES situated Lernstoasy. between
18Th and seth us VIII al modern and unsqassd improve
meufs having private staircase lssc nt oo me se -
manner Price sl9,5a Terms sssy. App'y 70 = -
LLOYD, No. lS3, sSjeiEinS the ssevs-
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Cost ano foun1.

7 OST-Jan. 70, while going from stanton 70
IL lsthst through Allen. ls;-.v a q and "a AZ a.
DI'S GOLD WATCH; also, OOLU LOshGt conan
ia gentleman .stue liberal reward viii be paid O.
their return 70 No. $50 wiIis1st
c. EWARD.-Small Scotch TERRIER
W. DOG snyed fr.m No 81 West .1tE-sr on tns morn
Of ne s2d about nonths old hair loaf and
low; face black gay ard uonheyhe; eyes eset ar
wen to the Of JACK red leather collar Fsee pss
Above reward
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mo VEGETARIANS.-OneO or two families, or
few spae Persons who desire healthy diet and oppor.
10 I've pure and genial life be accommodates
with BOARD and ROOMS at No IL Woo'tsrst near Canal
ITO the WHOLE WORLD.-Take notice, that
l. MY Wife ELIZABETH has le my bed and board These
~, 20 forbd all persoas trusting her account,
D.tts5 In Do Iss5 PETER R0sENrRErER-
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NETWORK TRIBU NE.

THE yEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
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V,HE WATCHWORD is ADVANCE with the
IL.1ES MI-sIC LIE PRICE y. SCuI- aE 2 Z b

u
Co.'S $50 Brosdwsy.we agree fully with the verdict
"Poigas .sD NEGRO Musrc ARE DEAD"
This fact induced publishers their Sesro aud
Music iher With reprints Of all sorts at ha price
great canOr this reduction 10 only equal TO the
price OsiDal Editions, psbly showing the imp5ss
biy Of competing sny longer Original Ediops are those
bought 10y the composer s1d the proof erected By
himself Re ,rnts Editions which the publishers get up
without paJR ent.
Our Csslosne Of 70 600 Orirnsl WORKS which the
poses have been paid and published by with espsl Of
Halt Million Dollars hss been pundered 10 such unsuthof
H. issues BY publishers OF Boston Phidspns, and
New-Yorb To STOP this hereby declare that shall sell
cur Original Eoilions which have been reprinted, 81
HALF PRICE.
The public have choose between the Reprints ard the
Cheaper Ofsins Editions We hope public will side with
US ard continue their favors the largest Publishing
and Imponr Hou.e in the United states under the firm Of
SCHUBERTH Co, New York Hamburg and Leipsic.
NASH MUSIC STORE-MUSIC at REDUCED
APRICES.-gORsCE WATERS, Music Publisher and
Dealer Of No $50 BROADWAY has determined only
the month Of January but from this time sell all Of his
copyright pieces that and that he will also make ase
former prices Of his coSyrshts which latter
comprise Of the great and most popular works q the
ftt and American usster This stand u taken In
OF almost the unanimous opposition Of the trade, bat
With the belief that IL b which the public will sustain, and
ths the public viii frown upon all monopoies
orgsDzed to impose purchasers undue dis
IrOfts He made reduction 10 this
his ceebsted Pianos heodeOns and Musical instruments
Of al kinds sureor Pianos for 5l75 Interior
socd ard the entire instrument and durable
II ose which $780, also for $3.50 $500 S25, SlIj 35
$50; aud hose every variety Of style and price png
piano. fio d1etn manufactures Celebrated Melodeons
from FIVE different uaDufscioTies
-Music forwarded 20 part Of the country, poet
paid the above greatly reduced General and select
sche iule Of prices Of Musical
any free Of charge Dealers Teachers and
Schools supplied he very beet terms
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MAYORS UFTicE Jan z, I'D
THERE is opened at this Office COMPLAINT
BOOK under the charge Of competent pe,son for tho
purpose receiving and entering all complaints Of matters
coming within the grsdction of the Municipal Authorities
The Mayor will entertain and far the laws give him
power take cosnssnce of charges preferred By responsible
parties for Of the ordinances and dsetcn Of duty
upon part any person holding Office under the City Gov
enment- By order OF Mayor
WIN ~ sTEPHENS First Hsrshsl
All the papers 10 this city will please copy and send their