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committee. The report speaks fatteringly of the
cause, and is accompanied by resolutions favoring
the continuance of the enterprise the part OF the
conference. The report was adopted and ordered
10 be placed upon the Journal.
Inc Rev. j. n. Anderson, chairman OF the Com
mlttee on Temperance, presented areport from that
committee, which received and ordered to be
placed upon the journal. Resolutions accompanied
the Report, fOrcibly advocating total abstinence
from all intoxicating drinks.
Bishop Baker then introduced to the Conference
the Rev. Harvey Camp, of the New York East
Conference.
Rev. Mr.. Terrence, from the committee to whom
was referred the subject of the publication of the
National Magazine, presented report recommend
ing the Book Concern to discontinue its publication
at the end of the present volume unless it proved
able to sustain itself without drawing on the funds
of the Book Concern. There was a yearly deficit
of about 81, 600 in its publication. The report was
adopted.
Rev. Mr.. Tippett moved to reconsider the vote
making IL o'clock the time for fixing the of the
next annual conference.
The vote was reconsdered, and the resolution
amended so as to read ''the present time"
The Bishop then called for recommendations of
locations.
Lewisburg Va, Williamsport Pa, High Street
Station, Baltimore and Exeter Street Station, Bal
tlmore, were severally named, and after consdera-
bic conversation, Williamsport, Pa, was chosen
the place for holding the next Annual Session of the
East Baltimore Conference.
ter OF the Rev. Albert Hartman be passed, and the
matter be referred to his Presiding Elder The mo-
ton was adopted.
The Bishop then called on the Presiding Elders of
Districts for recommendations of young men, to be
admitted on trial in the travelling connection. The
recommendations of single men only, was desired at
present.
The following gentlemen were admitted on trial
Frederick District, John B. Mann Cumberland,
j. Clark Hagey; Northumberland. John F. Craig;
Philip Franklin Eyer East Baltimore James r.
Gladden., John W. Cleaver; Bellefonte, James H.
McCord, John 7. Cole; Carlisle, George w. Heyd,
Joseph Benson Akers, Milton R. Foster, William S.
l.. Weech, John B. Scarboro and John Williams
Archibald g. Morlatt was, on motion of Rev. A. A.
Reese, readmitted into this Conference. The vote
stood SO yeas SO nays.
report received from Rev. n. c. Brooks
principal of the Baltimore Female College, giving
satisfactory account of the situation of that nstu
ton, which was referred to Committee on Semina-
ries.
After singing and prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Cartney, the Conference adjourned till o'clock
Tuesday morning.
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dds sg-sro Super s45o and 100 bills ditto Elk
a % 20. Ahers nothing done in the other Varie
M Oh super an" Eta Flour, but holders were tr az
- W uGI & anu - IL, Ohio Extra and $50 SOD or
city NILS ditto hye Foutis steady at 50 b We con
tinue quote Corn Meal at for Baltimore 81 25
for B,andywine.
GRAIN.-1he offerings of Grain which have continued
light for some time past were to-day, in consequence of
the snowstorm much lighter than usual The offerings
Wheat and Corn the only descriptions of Grain Change
in the aggregate about 5000 bushels White Wheat
sold from 107d12 cts for fair prime Small sales
of red wheat made at log cts for fair There
white Corn offered Yellow brought 60d6 for fair
to prime with sales of about $500 bus We quote Oats
81 d33 cts for Maryland and Virginia, and 34d35 cts for
Pennsylvania Rye is nominal at 70a71 cts for Penn
sylvania
MOLASsES.- There have been no transactions in Mo-
lasses to-day that could hear Of The quotations
Saturday unchanged however, and the
ing is the We quote New Orleans 30a32 cts for
fair to prime crop Porto Rico 26a2S cts; do Cuba
clayed 22id23 cts do. Muscovado p % cts and old
crop English Island at 20G2l cts.
PROVISI0NS.-The general tone of the market is firm
though there is for changing previous
quotations The sales to-day comprise 10000 lbs Bulk
Shoulders at 6A cts and so hhds Bulk Hams at So cts
We quote Sides So cts OF Bacon note sales of 90
600 lbs Country cut Shoulders and Sides at ~ cts for
the former and 81 cts for the latter. 10 hhds Bacon
Sides at OK cts and rs hhds Shoulders at " els 1t is
now held firmly these figures. There have been no
transactions in barreed Pork We quote Mess sic rs.
SIS per Dbl No l. Lard is steady 10 for West
in bb and tcs. Ok cts for Butchers, and TX cts
for Western in kegs.
SEEDS-The market to-day for Cloverseed was lower
So 50d275 Faxseed very scarce quote it nominal
at 81 25 per bushel.
SUGARS.-There has been nothing done in Sugars to-
day The market is firm at our quotations viz for
to fair New Orleans, S5.50dS6 good to prime do
s65OGS7 and S25 for choice for fair to choice Porto
Rico s67 25 and So 50GS6 for refining grades of Cuba
and So. 25G Sc. rs for better qualities.
WHISKEY.-There is no change in Whiskey We quote
City and Country at 2O(G20& cts and Ohio q cts
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Wilson, Jean vs. tarsh, Goodwin u.s. Gilmore, Fritz
zell Us. Brien.
Butler e. kendick, an appeal from Justice Bush
ey, In witch $50 was allowed for killing hound.
Quite number of sportsmen in court, the
majority of which were sworn in the case. 1t will
be resumed tomorrow.
Official notice given that motions for new
trials would be heard on Saturday, the 9th, also
motions for arrest of judgments in civil cases.
David Palmer u.s. Elizabeth Palmer rinculo
granted C. Yelliott, Esq, for complainant.
The jury in the case of Frank McDevitt returned
verdict of equity the I'd Sd and 4th counts
for resisting and assaulting police officer, Robert
Miller-Not sentenced
According to rule, the appeal docket called
this morning and the following dismissed viz:
Bail Us. Sutton Amos Kennel, Brown ps. Com
meges, Kline Us. Katts, Waltmier McTavish,
Harding Us. Conoly, Skipper cs. Jean, Thompson u.s.
Roner jenkins as. Mccoy.
CASES CONTINUED.
Smith as. Burgan; Goldsmith u.s. Krelger; Ames-
way Us. Home & Son; Wooden us. Wooden, eleven
cases; McCabe u.s. Bosley; Gardner Us. Kinnear;
Lawrence Us. Grason; Pruett Days Bergman u.s.
Snaveley; Owings Us. Cumm Craig u.s. Norris; Will
Patterson; Freyfogle u.s. Gean; Comes u.s.
Englaz, two cases; Frey Krout; Highland u.s.
Wilkins; Thomas Us Craner; kaufman u.s. Frees
Guffrey u.s. Lloyd; Woods Us. Broadbent
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ID | Z ID

On Sunday, the 18th instant BESSIE MOSHER Youngest
daughter of the late Samuel Manning the 18th year of
her age.
The friends of the family invited attend her fune-
raj this tTuesday morning at II o'clock from No 2S9
Madison Avenue.
At Carlisle, Pc March 5th, Mrs, ANN GALBRAITH
HALL, aged 81 years.
On the Sd instant at Grovement, Howard county DR.
WILLIAM Z. PIPER, eldest son of Col. James Piper
On the 9th instant, THOMAS BLAKE aged 70 wears
On the 9Th instant, GEORGE H., aged years and s
months, son of James P. and Mary b. Difenderfer
On the 9TH instant Miss ELIZA daughter of the
late Stephen and Eliza Boone
On the 4th inst, CATHARINE H. OLER in the 32d wear
of her age, wife of William H Oer, and daughter of the
late Phillip Horn.
On the 18th ult,, MARY ELIZABETH MOORE aged 80
years.
On Sunday morning February 2Sh. 1853 JOHN V
MILLER aged 26 years months and 13 days for the last
IL years a resident of Baltimore.
On the oath ultmo CASIMIR BEEHLER, in the SGD
year of his age.
Suddenly, at Glover Dale, near Georgetown, D. c. on
the I'd instant KATE third daughter the late George
and Charlotte Tempeman
In Boonsboro', on Sabbath the oath of January HAIR
RlET KN0DLE wife of the Editor of the Odd Fellow in
the 3Sth year of her age.
At Lisbon, Howard county, the 25th ultimo ELIAS
MANTLE, aged so years.
On the 4th instant in the seth year of his age Col A.
SMITH native of Scotland but for the last years
sident of this city and an old merchant.
In Prince Georges county, the 18th inst, JAMES G.
SASSCER in the 2Sth year of his age
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Subtle satts.
BY GIBSON ~ co.
VNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Under decree

'NRUSTEE'S SALE.-Under a decree of
n the Circuit Court of Baltimore city. the undersigned
Trustee will sell the premises, public auction on
FRIDAY the 10Th day of March, at clock, p. NJ,
THAT LOT OF GROUND, in Baltimore city, beginning
on the east side of Cathedral street
corner of the Lotdstnguished No 1870 the plat
JoSia Pennington trustee which is about eighty feet
four inches souhweswardly from East John street and
running thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY Cathedral street forty
feet nine inches to Lot No 6 said plat thence eastward
y parallel To John street bounding No l6 seventy
three feet nine inches to Lot No. 35 plat thence
southery parallel to Decker street bounding on Lot No
30 forty feet to Lot No 10 thence wetwardly
Lot No 49, sixty it. or less the beginning which
is subject to annual ground rent of Forty Dollars and
seventy five cents payable semi annually the first DAYS
of May and November
The improvements consist of BUILDINGS OF FRAME
AND BRICK used in part DIV ELLING. and in part as
STEAM SASH FACTORY AND planning MILL. They
adon Slac wheelwrght shop at the of John
Cathedral streets.
Terms of SALE prescribed by the decree are third
cash, onehird in six and onethird in nine months the
credit payments bear interest and to be secured by the
bonds notes of the purchaser purchasers with
ments to be approved by the trustees.
s SMi F. II tH TGGARr Trustees
GIBSON & Co.
ga
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sf(aletarg ann Commercial 9ebieu.


BALTIMORE, March s. 1858
We cannot any increased activity in stocks to-
day An inclement day usually affects these transactions
and this is therefore quiet Maryland 6s $780, are
firm at los Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1867
sold at So Shares of this Company fall off selling
regular way at so against 5ok cts 500 on Saturday sell
Ter 60 at 504 against ST. buyer Go 50k against 81
day The dividend orders this Company advanced
to-day doubtless in the passage of the Eas
tern Shore Railroad bill by the Senate Saturday Its
fate yet rests with the House of Delegates Northern Cen
trail Railway bonds 1885, sold So and are firm shares
sold at lS buyer CO. and the price paid buyer
days reduction of 4. Canton sold b. 5, 254 For Bal
tmore 6s new, 50 bid, e5s asked We notice on the
Goth ult that British per had reached 81
a point they have not attained many years past
This confirms opinion that all stable securities must
continue to advance both here and in Europe It, how.
ever does not speak well for commercial affairs as it
shows languor in them and that confidence remains
somewhat impaired
The Banks of this city commenced their clearing house
operations this morning and do doubt they will
work we'll If added to this they will make weekly ex
hbits as in other large cities shall have nothing
to ask of them Money at the Banks is not difficult
to obtain approved paper but remain I'M
changed, and second rate paper in small demand and
goes according to the estimation il is held in at from pa
Is cent There is quite in dry goods and
groceries, both among city and country dealers but
not heavy. Foreign commerce is very inert
At the New York first and second Boards to-day vir-
gina 6s remained firm at o. Illinois Central bonds de-
cned y; New York Central Il; La Crosse remained I'M
changed; Canton declined X; Erie L; Michigan South
ern l; Missouri 6's " Cumberland Coal q; Reading X
Cleveland and Toledo l. Cleveland and Pttsburg sold at
TO- The market evidently weaker for speculative stock
while State and such like remain in favor and money
continues to accumulate there and in the other
| cities
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AN INDIANA DENT1sr.-The following we copy
from business circular of wag of tooth-puller,
at Bloomington:
Benevolent Iastitution.-Dr. d. Jayne, dentist
having once more opened an office in Bloomington,
will perform all operations the teeth, at greatly
reduced prices beautiful silver cup will be pre-
sented to the person having the greatest number of
teeth extractedalso, splendid gold watch will be
awarded to the one having the finest set of artificial
teeth inserted. Teeth extracted for a dollar a
dozen
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THE GUANo ISLAND OF ELIDE.-The guano island
of Eide off the coast of Lower California in rela
ton which number of items have from time to
time appeared in this paper lately, is becoming a
place of considerable Importance. Within the last
few months four clipper ships have cleared for that
point, to take in cargoeso guano. We refer to the
Comet, Sierra Neuada, Adelaide and Empress of the
Seas 1t is said that there are from sixty to hun
dred thousand tohs of guano Eide, and that the
vessels enumerated will carry away about 5000
tons.-San Francisco Bulletin
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE March & p !,

., T.. VI.
CoFFEE.--ln consequence Of the Indictment weather
there has been no movement in Coffee to-day There is no
change in the tone of the market however Holders are
unwilling to sell under full rates viz fair Rio IOb cts
good fair ION cts, prime and choice 1ldlI4 cts The
stock at present is about Is. 900 bags
FLOu the unfavora foreign news
for Breadstu by the steamer just in the Flour market
exhibited more activity today than for days previous
at full rates There reported Change sales of 300
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IL SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,

IL SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
MANUFACTURED FROM FORMULA OF
DR.. JAMES HIGGINS,
STATE CHEMIST OF MARYLAND.
EVERY LOT OFFERED FOR SALE REGULARLY
ANALYZED BY DRS. JAS. HIGGINS AND CHARLES
BICKELL AND FULLY WARRANTED
In introducing this HIGHLY AUTHENTICA TIE D
FERTILIZER to the agriculturis of the United States
for the year 1885, orbear any heightened remarks
their intelligence s already informed the value of
BONES TREATED WITH SULPHURIC ACID producing
the bphospate of lime, and yielding SOLUBLE PHOS-
PHORIC ACID, the egcieRt and indispensable nutri.
ment of plants,
As many preparations offered to the public styled
Super Phosphate have for own and the protection
at the agricultural community surrendered up Drs
Higgins and Bickel the entire scientific feature of the
RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, and every lot
offered for sale is regularly analysed reported
to the public, which conceive will be proper caution
to the agricultural community protect them from mpo-
sition in the many spurious articles now offered in the
market
PAMPHLETS containing detailed will be fur
nished on application or forwarded per mail
Packed in barrels and bags.
Price S45 per ton of 1000 lbs.
Address B, NJ, RHODES & CO.,
fe22-3m 14l West Pratt Street, Baltimore.
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BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKERY
mo. % PRATT STREET.
FORMERLY r. MASON G BROTHER
JAMES ID. MASON & Co. having made
- EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS in their
BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKERY
by the introduction of NEW MACHINERY of the LATEST
IMPROVEMENTS are prepared to supply any demand
for
PILOT and NAVY BREAD, WATER, BUTTER
SUGAR, PIC NC and EDINBURGH CRACKERS
SODA and WINE BISCUIT, and all kinds of
FANCY CAKES of quality
SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
The PATENT REEL OVEN in use at their Bakery
Is of novel construction and is capable of baking 125 BAR
RELS OF FLOUR per day, into CRACKERS, and 500
BARRELS INTO LOAF BREAD
DEALERS are invited to give a call they will find
the terms as Favorable any other house.
The Proprietors will take great pleasure in exhibiting
the OPERATION OF THEIR OVEN, AT ALL TIMES to
any who may feel interest in the PROGRESS OF THE
AGE, and will also conduct them through their extensive
establishment.
J. D. NJ Co beg leave to remind the public that this
OVEN IS THE ONLY ONE IN USE IN THIS CITY
Patent RIGHTS OF which, for LOAF BREAD purposes can
he mad on application to them
JAMES d. MASON & Co
FORMERLY K. MASON Il BROTHER,
OLD STAND,
Old Number eS PRATT STREET.
lett Opposite McCiure's Dock
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THE BALMoRAL.-A correspondent of one of the
Norfolk papers throws the following light upon the
"BalmoraP petticoat now coming into vogue:
MEssRs. EDIToRs:-I send you the annexed invoice
from England to Virginia belle, bearing date more
than century ago. Apart from its antiquity it
may serve to give information to the fabric to be
used in the garment referred to by your Richmond
correspondents mean the Red Petticoat:
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BY f. W. BENNETT 4 co.
vVRUSTEE,s SALE OF yATJTARI

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABI.E
Il PROPORTION THURSDAY, March 25th l will
offer for sale the premises the large foursory BUILD
ING, lately occupied by the Phoenix Meter Company No
A Holiday street nearly opposite the old City Hall The
improvements consist Of story Building and Back
Building fronting % feet inches Holiday street and
running back II feet inches to ten feet alley The
whole in good repair and contains Brass Foundry and
six large built expressly for the manufacture
of meters and suitable for other mandatory of
brass iron goods Steampower sufficient for all pur
poses be had from the proprietor of the adjoining pro-
perty.
The property is subject to ground rent of 500 per
annum, payable half yearly.
Terms of sale: One halfcash the balance in six months
with interest and security to the satisfaction of the
Trustee
CHARLES MARSHALL Trustee
+. W. BENNETT & CO.
mh4-6 10 10 II 2O&dts Auctioneers
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The railways in Algeria to be executed by the
troops. The Emperor will visit the colony in few
months and intends to be present at the opening of
one of these railroads.
A billiard table has just been completed for his
Majesty kamehameha ", King of the Sandwich
Islands.
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GUAN0! GUAN0!! PERUVIAN GUANO |!
EpI

GUANO! GUANO!! PERUVIAN GUANO!!!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
M K are now prepared to furnish this, of all
Fertilizers eXtant the most superior, has been
tested by practical demonstration 1t is an acknowledges
fact that almost all other articles of compOsts now in
and crowded into markets whether they be in the
form of Phosphate Compounded, or MANIPUL ATED
MANURES, derive their most vital ingredient from
PERUVIAN GUANO
and in all is to be presumed that if mixture il
desirable the Farmer alone should be the only competent
and proper person to make such MIXTURE therefore we
invite all interested to give CALL furnish to
such an unadulterated article
ROBERT TURNER,
AZ South Frederick Street.
N,b-An descriptions of FIELD SEEDS constantly on
hand faoo o.
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CHIPPING TOBACCO-3Ob butts I'll Or
- tons rs lump 20 butts Mason rs lump IS butts
Jas, Hite Us lump SO butts VIM Walker lss ump-nst
received in store and sale by COURTNEY CUSHING Ga
8. Gay street. mrstf
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Socks aRO Stati0ntrp.
NOLD PENS.

A NUID PENS.
~ Having been appointed agents for the sale of TO.
LEl'S CELEBRATED GOLD PENS, we keer constantly
on hand large assortment of various sizes These Pens
are all 1o7IrGflted for six months LUCAS BROTHERS
fe2G2awOw. No. 10 Baltimore street
TNAKE NOTICE-Just received from
IL London very choice assortment of WRISTBANDS,
suitable for the Library, Office Store CEDAR TRAYS,
ENVELOPE BOXES, of Oak and Leather very useful
article for the different sizes of Envelopes; TOURISTS
CASES very handsome and superior article altogether
new, and well adapted Holiday presents Of own
direct importation. JAMES ). WATERS
fe22f. 244 Baltimore street
rE'HE WAVERLY NOVELS.-ln greater
Il variety and completeness edtons style than ever
before offered in the citthe beautiful As volume edition.
known Sir Walters favorte, the splendid bbotsford
edition. with its hundreds of illustrations. The
volume Library Edition. ninety eight volume edition of the
complete works and eral other editions all exquisite
London bindings together with the several American
lions, are now for sale by JAMES S. WATERS,
fe22tf No pa Baltimore street
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paper Nanainas.
PAPER HANGINGS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Al i1aNUlNUS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
HOWELL s. BROTHERS. 26O BAL
IL ITlMORE STREET, opposite Hanover, invite public
attention to their extensive PAPER HANGING WARE
HOUSE and the superior stock of Paper Hangngs con-
stantly on hand.
The variety and extent of the assortment presents
nor inducements to purchasers embracing does an
unrlvaled assortment of FRENCH PAPERS, we'll as
new and beautiful papers of approved styles from our own
Factory.
10 this stock we constantly making additions as our
arrangements both at home and abroad are complete for
receiving everything new in our business
1t would be needless enunerate the STYLES as thew
are so varied as to please all tastes and suitable for
Parlors, Dining Rooms, Halls, &c.
All paper put in the best manner under the supern-
tendance of one of the firm. Orders from the country
promptly attended to. dim
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PosTPoNEMENT OF THE KANSAS MEETING
In consequence of the Indictment weather the meeting
which was to have taken place last night to endorse the
policy of the National Administration in regard to Kan
sas, was postponed. will take place Thursday even
ing the 11th inst, at Temperance Temple North Gay
street Senators Toombs, Bright Fitch Pearce and Ex
Senator Pratt Mr. Lamar of the House Representatives
the Hon. John Nelson and many other distinguished gen.
temen will be present and address the meeting mr9-3
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CITY OF BALTIMORE WATER

TITY OF BALTIMORE WATER
SWORkS.-N0TICE TO CONTROVERSIAL
PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the Water
Board and Chief Engineer No II North street until MON
DAY April H. 1858, at NJ for the following described
portions of the above named works.
Plans and specifications of the three this work
will be ready and after April lst Their lengths will be
respectively as follows:
One tunnel of length of about 800 feet One of about
LOO feet III length And of about 500 feet in length
The shortest tunnel Will require shaft of depth So
feet The second will require two shafts depth of
% and 66 feet respectively The third will require five
shafts with depths varying from A IS feet Each will
have its appropriate length of open cut and conduit
Water is expected in all of the tunnels.
Proposals required to state the cubic ward
for the excavation i'll the tunnels and shafts and in the
approach cuts also to state the price in full for all the ma
chinery for pumping water air and the removing
all the materials of any and every kind which may be
found in them.
Proposals required separately for each of the tun
nelS.
Proposals must also state the price per cubic yard for the
k-work in each of the tunnels
The contractors to furnish american Hydraulic Cement
OF the best quality and such will be approved the
engineer OF inspector in charge of the work
The Bricks will be furnished by the Water Board
The Board reserve to themselves the right to dispense
with the brick work in the tunnels if in their opinion
during the construction of the work should he considered
advisable so to do
The Board also the right reject any proposal
which in their opinion is for the interest of the city so
do. 80
The work to be commenced on the LIST of May
By order of the Water Board
CHARLES p. MANNING,
mh3 CJ,iaf F,,,;raa,