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OrcAkc
TsxAsulY DEPARTMENT,
NAV "a. ln6l.

No+fcr 10 mrsrsY s1vfs thsi sssisd pscsessis
viii he received ~ this Dspartmert untit TIE ION
dsy Of Juue ytoxiao, fos the issoe OF ssy porttn'
OF the Whole OF fsur mIlions OF dolNs IN Tressu'y
Noes IN ex chang for gold coin Of the United states
desosited with the TESS srer Of the United fates.
the Treasurer of the Mint at PhIladelphn, the
Treasurer Of the Branch MINT 90 N ev Or cana. er
t.e Assistant rressarers Ut Boston. Nes York.
Charleston. or st. Losr within ten days IRON the
.cceptance OF such proposals., under the Authority
oThe bet of Congress entitled An oct 90 author'ze
the issue of Treasury Notes." approved SD De
ceniber. 1887.
The Treasury Notes will he issued upon the re-
c ,ipt here If ceftihc,,es of deposIte With those
officers to the credit of the Treasurer Of tine BIted
states~ Thsywrfe be msdc rsyssss % tie order ID
such bidder or bidders ~ shall sgree TO make such
exchange 81 the lowest rate uf interest not exceed-
ing Six per cenium per ennpm, AMI WI carry snch
rate from the date Of the ID cate such de Posfte
The proposals rust state. the rate of rntetest
without condition and without reference 60 other
bids and contain other fractional rates thsnos'-
fm,th one half or three Of per centum.
tpne per oeutum Of the amonnt proposed To he OK
changed must be depcnted with one of the trea my
officers above enumerated whose ihoste &c suth
deposit must accompany each proposal, Is secsriiy
for its fulf 'ment. Ifthe pr sal 10 not scoepted
Immediate directions viii be given TO return tueh
deposite. Should The proposals. be vsIani from the
provisions Of the act of Congress or OF ths notlce.
they wi not he consicerd.
All proposals under this notice must be sealed,
aad inscribed on the side, "Propc, ale for Treas
ury Notes." They will lie opened at this department
at II o'ciocI, m, on sad l&th dss OF june
HOWELL COBB.
ma IS 2avtl4yune. Secretary of the Treasury.
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Proceedings Of To-day,

In THE SENATE, to-day, after some prelimi-
nary business was transacted, Mr.. Clay, from the
Committee on Commerce, reported in favor Of
preparations for improving such rivers and
the War Department to prevent the going to de-
struction; and against all such improvements not
so recommended
MT Seward reported a bill for constructing
double, track railroad along Pennsyivania avenue
In w ashington city.
Also, joint resolution authorizing the Presi-
neht 70 give notice to the government Of Hano-
yer OF the termination Of the treaty with that
government Of June, 1916
VIZ Hamiin Introduced a bin to deepen the
oh n | Of The Potomac liver in the vicinity OF
Mr. Pearce presented p, titon from citizens
Of Washington, praying an endowment of money
or lands &c Columbia College, Of this cityI y
Mr.. Rice presented q number Of petitions rom
the Legislative Assembly Of Minncsoi !, IN rela-
ton to donations Of land for school, railway, and
other purposes.
Also, 4 bill authorizing the judges Of the late
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NGRESSIONAL.
Thirty. fifth Cenxress-FiPst SessIsu.

iS THE SENATE, yesterday, after our report
closed, few unimportant private bills were
passed.
lS THE House, several private bills were re-
ported from the standing committees, and passed
The House then went into Committee of the
w hole, and took up the private calendar; and a
number of bills were laid aside to be reported
upon favorably.
On the committee rising. Mr.. Jones, OF Tenn
objected to the reception of the report, as there
Was no quorum present.
Mr. Phillips moved cal Of the House; which
was ordered and there Were found TO be only "a
members present
Hearing excuses from absentees, arraigning
those who were not excused, and deciding mo-
tons 10 adjourn, occupied the time of the House
until ] 20 O'Clock p. m, when the House ad-
iOuFned
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IL The Presbyterian General Assembly, in
session at New Orleans, has fixed on Indianapo-
lis as its neat place Of meeting.
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NOTICE,
l HAVE this day disposed Of my WOOD AND
GOAL LAX ID: on 9Th street, between ID ard f.
streets. To Mr. John l. l. nde wood, and trust thst
my customers VIII continue TO him the very liberal
patr0naxs bestowed upon mo. All persons having
accounts with me will please call at the earliest mo-
ment and sctt them with him. as I autic pale n
renOvai from the CITY, and Ut absolutely
that AL bis should be- settled without DELAY.
+. D.. MOORE,
9th street. between ID and r SITS
HAVING PURCHASED THE STAND lately
occupied by Mr.. +. l.. Moore. trust, by close per
sohai attention tn bnsnFss and keeping at all tunes
good stock oft best articles IN my line to merit
share of tho pubic patronage. ~
ma % st JUHN l. UNDERWOOD.
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A DEBTS.
"A PAMPHLET n, the nev sv,t.yr 60. .a,,r

A DEBTS.
"A PAMPHLET on the new system for sci Ting
debts, wrh less money than now needed, es,itie1
J0hI sons Class Collecting and Disbursing Agsn-
cy' AL should get one and keep il for future ref
erence. For sale at Book and Periodical stores.
Price = cents. The trade througho the United
OF gold dollar by letter We " Il mail four copies 10
one address Paper "oney less than IS is MT per-
United by l8wl tn circulate here Agents wanted
sverywher.. Steps have been taken to secure the
iEht of TINS discovery. Our ofli"e Is now open r.,
u ess on tins new ~ stem Ofices will NJ opened
tire efi Q and owns ov the whole ccuny as
. on "a p)ssible To DO SO. Editors tovery waere
who publish this and seLd as one of their rnpars
with an sditorist card calling attention of their
II adsrs to IT will rece We the pamphlet free.
a ddr SIS JOHNSON'& CLAYTON
4S9 7th street, or Post Office. Box 5s7.
ma l5-iwH .FI - Washinston CIV IL r,
TEN GOOD SECONDHAND PIANOS AN
Il four Melodeons for sale orrent very low
JOHN F. ELI Is
MALI S6 between eth and IOts ats
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
AY.......-.........,. May Is, 1855.
SPIRIT OF THE MOANING PRESS.

Spirit or THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union further considers the 'recon.
s'ruction" question, and draws largely upon
the New York Courier and Enquirer to show
that the Republican leaders will permit no
reconstruction except upon the ground OF
opposition to slavery. 1t argues that nothing
is more natural and logical than for the great
leaders of the Republican party at the
North to expect their allies to remain with
them on the platform which they have occu-
pied together all the winter 1t presents the
recent going over Of Mr.. FiIlmore's friends in
New York as proof that the coalition is in pro-
gress Of consolidation, and that all the factions
must go to the Republicans Mahomet must
go to the mountain.
The UniO1, welcomes the accession of o.
Jennings Wise and Nath. Tyler to the proprie-
torship and control Of the Richmond Enquirer,
and notices editorially, the Ohio contested
election ease, the Utah news, Southern opinion
on the conference act, and the new Territory
Of Nevada r.s -a.4
The LHteifigtHcer announces what may be
regarded, we presume, rs the inality of the
apparently inexGnguishable ''Florida war;
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AMUsENENTs.

- AMUSEMENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATRH.
LAST Night OF
MISS CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN.
ROMEO AND JULIET
From the orisinsl shaksperian text All the usual
ly RENTED ehsracters restored.
THIS EVENING. May Is. 1883,
VIII be performed with nun ,euslled dstrlbution,
and from IN. origin III text shah speare's hve-
act fraztdJ OF
ROMEO AND JULIET
Juliet her first and only appearances
ON NEXT MONDAY
Aiimtsi enEassmsat Isde { ysst enRe1s'' viii
o0mnf Keller Is Rnf T Rc5lg 'f.o'o
Comprising sixty artists, inc udIns k~llers iounG
American Ballet Corps who have been ret Nuec
the great theological reproductions OF the ancient
GRxND LIVING PICTURES.
Notwithst anding the largely Increased expendi.
lures necessary to retain the Dramsfc Company ~
the Keller Troupe, the manager, relying OF tue ibe
ralty Of the Washing tonians, hiss reSo'yed To have
no increase of arIcss. BoAbook for fle frst night
open IN Saturday morning.
The Msnaeer ntimates thar the enormous TX
pense entaled by the engagement OF this dlttin
guIshed lady. Iorcd to the very limited cnracity q"
sca,c Of admission. which he Is convinced must
prove satisfactory 10 all:
Dress Circle and Parquet. ~
No extrs charge for reserved seats.
Private Boxes the Dress Circle lcI 10 &C.
Private Boxes on the lower tier tadnIttInE
The Box Office win he opened at half past a.
m, and cose 81 p. IN.
Doors open at quarter past O'Clock Overture
begins at mai5
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OKDERED.-Capt. Tansill, U. S NJ. c., w,ao
has been ordered TO the command of the NJ a
rincs at the Washington City Navy Yard, took
command of them yesterday, in pla &c of Major
Jacob Zeilin, who is to mand the Marines
On the flag ship of the Mediterranean squad
ron, tie steam frigato Wabash. Maj L. will
be the senior marine officer on tho station.
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The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to tho Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about O'Clock q. N
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~ ST. MATHEWS SUNDAY SCHOOL.
MAY FESTIVAL. AT THE WHITE
HOUSE ON MONDAY, nth inst. The steamer
GeoTge Page will leave her wharf (the foot of 18th
street, at O'Clock n. m, md return at D M The
Thomas Co!lyer will leave the same wharf nj |
children will march IN Procession from the school
room at quarter before headed ny Esputa's Band
Refreshments will be furnished by the school,
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H@MASONiC.-A special communication of
~ the Nj. w. Grand Lodge Of Free and Ac
copied MasOns OF the District of Columbia will be
held ON TUESDAY next May lsth at p. IT. Pune
tua! attendance OF The members Of the ',Tand Lodge
standing cordially invited
by order OF the w. Grand Master:
I4-3t A.. SCANE T..
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t'OR RtNT-on New Jersey avenue. between
u ID and T. streets, No. ~, q new four story
BRICK HOUSE, hunt and finished In the moot
mcdsIn style. ard fitted handsomely with gas IL
is peaSa tand conve nIent residence for gentle
ln Congress or engaged at the Capitol. TO a good
tenant he rent will lac made mode ate. InquIrc az
No 46i VI street, between 9Th and 18th streets.
lS-iIt
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REnA,s,S$s!sITs e ts a ga::; w..AIn....

LOrderedt 20 p inserted in the EVENING stan, IL
- s liz p pss eS sSshs:s
III Person applyins for lSkters q the 1bioviHs
list, WI pleas sag hey arsxDvxRrn1p. =
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CoNFIRMED.-The following appointments of
Postmastvfs have been confirmed by the SEN
ate: John j. Smith, ct Frederick, Md Sam
uel Ridenour, at Hagerstown, Md; John Nor
ris, at Baltimore, Md; John NJ. Talbot, at
indianapolis, Ind; Richard Elwood, at Nat
chez, Miss, VIM. Ill. Friend, Petersburg, Va.
Thos. Il. Bigger, at Richmond Va; r. H.
Glass, Lynchburg, Va, Turner W. Ashby, ut
Alexandria, Va; James r. IIardenbergh, at
Sacramento, Cal.
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SEE FIRST PAGE.l

Tor RENT-A PIANO of Knabe Il Gaehle's
Mandatory, on v nv moderate terms, at No.
ass TO- h street, between r. end r. ma 1881
I>OR RENT-A neatly FURNISHED HOUSE,
L continuing SIX rooms, with kitchen attic, Il c.,
&c Application to I've made at S3i 18th street be
tween 1 and K. Terms moderate. ma 1851
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No. 81 Pa. av., between AZ. sns sth SITS
vne zee s2-So; one dozen quart hotties sIsa
Ill we send the Beer free Of cost tn an, rari
Ni M e ps,, q r. 4 w, GERECkt.
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4 ARE,SHhNUEEoRA GARDESER,L

FOR REST.A large and completely FUR
NlSHED HOUSE. The occu pants "a sinai!
famy) would board in the house, and allow the
privilege Of taking other hoaIdeTs.
Alec, another FERNISHED HOUSE, contain
ing seven roums, will be rented on exceedingly
moderate terms Location of each uneX ceptionalAe.
:, For further information apply a! i7c 18th street
RefeTerces e1 Chan gei. ma II a.
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We publish elsewhere in our issue Of to-
dag, an Appeal to the people of Iowa, ii
behalf Of the object Of the "Mt. Vernon
Ladies' Assocaton.' Said appeal Wa
w-;tt"n by Mrs. VAS ANTWERP, of kcokuk
We Regent for the State Of Iowa. "
hope every person in the State will rca
that Appeal, and then contribute as iibcrall
as they can to tho object Of the association
Move namcd.
Dg y perasal of the Appeal, it will b>
seen, that, the duty Of the Vice Regent tc
"ppojn; lady managers in each county anl
city of the State, for the collection of funds
which are to be forwarded rs fast rs col
Irctcd. For lady manager ut Council Bluffs,
the Vice Regent has appointed Mrs. J. W.
Ross, who is admirably qualified for the
position, and who will call on the ladies and
s"ntIcmcn of this city, for aid in promoting
The patriotic and noble object for which the
association was formed. Mrs. Ross has
already called uron many of our citizens,
and 1t is with feelings of patriotic pride,
That We announce that in no case has her
appeal for aid been unsuccessful. As Mrs.
loss will soon call upon those Of our cti
lens, who have not yet been solicited to
contribute to the fund Of the Association, it
HsncereIy hoped that no lady or gentleman,
WAC IS able to give, will feel ut liberty to
qcc4'no generous response to her invita-
0oN' As a cotcmporaly justly remarks,
"'he name and grave Of the illus:rious pa
N'ot' soldier and statesman, should belong
10 the nation, and should be kept in a stat,
Of repair creditable to the nation, and as n
place Of public resort, acceptable to stran
s'Fs' ana our own people. In its present
aIapldated condition, it is stain on our
RATIONAL reputation, and should be renewed
" speedily rs possible. A plan Is now pro
NlSd for accomplishing this very desirable
0")'c'' and it is earnestly to be hoped, that
personal appeal to our citizens, will not
oe'n vain. We hope our fellow citizens
VIII respond promptly to this call, and if
~'! cannot give largely, let each one give q
""' 'nd--the aggregate will amour: to a
respectable sum, which will no doubt aid
I''f'a"y IN cancclins the Indebtedness of
"' ASSOCIATION. 1t seems to US that no "a
S''"' heart can refuse to give something
"a tribute of respect to the illustrious
ial.,
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Give the Devil his Due-Carrier's Addrc's'
"Our Charley'-not the one Mrs. liar
g,rr BEEcuER STOWE is interested in-de-
sire, US to say, that in accordance with a
custom universally prevalent among the
Deril-ish fraternity, he, the aforesaid SONAR
lev" Devil plenipotentiary, aud Carrier
extraordinary to the Nonparca' will on the
l,t., day Of January, 1859, between the
bours Of 0 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ.
Of said day, present and deliver to the pat
rons Of said paper, his first Annual Address
being number two of the series.
The Address contains some two hundred
Unes-was written expressly for this occa-
sion-will be printed in that perfection OF
The ar, for which this Office is so justly cclc.
bratel-and will be delivered with that
,1nl froid and nonchalancc, for which
sour Charley" is nosed-for all Of which,
the aforesaid Carrier extraordinary expects
to be remuncratel in that manner peculiar
IL Characteristic of the good people Of
Council Bluffs. Believing that he has, TO
the last eigh, months, faithfully served the
N1npaJeu to the subscribers in this city, re-
CARELESS alike of cold, rain, and mud, be
trusts that his efforts have been appreciated
and tina, he will receive from them SUBJ
s,antinl token of that appreciation next Sat
urlay. In conclusion, We have only tt
oay-remcmber the Carrier-''giTe thu
UsrjI his DUE"
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|, =, VIC 'e requested to announce that y.
- +A""]EY Esq, viii lecture in Mr.. RvE's
[s.r -Osss' On Thursday night, Dec. SO,h.
A. s"', Customs and Habits of the Times
n we lecture there will be a debate on
's03ng question: "ResalSed, that any
f. S acquisition Of tesSissry At present
~S United States would be pat;ona,
The public arc respectfully invited
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~ EDIE, at the L. S. Express Office in
'as city, is in daily receipt Of fresh Oysters,
'''S' from Baltimore. You who are fond Of
and who isn't? fresh and delicious bival-
w. can during the winter, procure the
As W calling as above. a day or two
Dr. hDs received a supply of as
A. ~, >'''s As ever found there way west of
vac Mississippi. Try 'em, ye ep;cures.
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rIL JOB OFFICE.

.,is cstoblishmeht TOT htat anu .NPc
nc facilities in ths 20 not surpassed in the State
=: ss s:" ss SIs;s a e:
Ia and most appf' Do,,sr lob Presses Of the best
st together Win over be the ambition and deter
n,tterus II VIII that all work executed at
nation Of he shall be DISTINGUISHED by the fsa
s the
CORRECTNESS ana guarantees the faithful PERFORM
snee of the We invite patronage, with the assn.
Of our long and
vii ssss attempted s n this city,
!" 70, u" s,nrnassed in the State
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STATE OF IOWA,
County of Pottnratfnnaie
To A. j. Williams :

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT THERE WAS
filed the second day of December. 1858. in the
Once the CLERK of the District Court of said County
the petition of Lucius Nuttins and Thomas Allison,
Plaintiffs setting forth that the said A. J. Williams,
william Meneray and J. +. Johnson did the second
dav Of July 1857 make and deliver to said Plaintiffs,
four Promssory Notes payable 20 said plaintiffs their
ORDER that the said Notes still the property Of said
plaintiffs that the of 81, ISL SO is due upon
said Notes. and that the Of 81 355 co. with interest,
is vet to grow due thereon that the SAID Wi anfs, N
neray and johnson did the same day make and deiiv
or said plaintiffs, conveyance of the u Of NEk of
Section a. and v of the WI of Section IS, in T.
rs y Range Al W and Wa of Section II, in Town
76 ~ Range 43 west, except 70 ]. acres out Of the
South part of said last named tract al. in Potttawatta
mic County, Iowa. And also, Lot No. in Block No.
a. known as tho Mill Lot in Crescent City, in said
Notes; and the said defendants, William W. willing
ham and Sophia Williams, have Ct pretend 10 have,
some in said mcrtgaSed premises but no personal
claim is made against them and said petition claims
and asks that said Mortgage may be forecosed as prov-
el in the Code, for the due the plaintiffs said
Prmssory Notes and Mortgage, and the amount yet to
grow due thereon together with their costs in this
ton y.l that the said A. J. Williams. william Memo
ray and F.. Johnson may be adjudSed to pay my der
cheney which may remain after applying all monies ap
piicabe thereto. And that unless you appear and an
swer thereto before the morning of The Second
D,v of the Of said District Court to be held
at Council Bluffs in SAID County, on the First Monday
of February next the said petition will be taken as con-
fesscd and decree entered against yUu agreeable to
the prayer Of said petition, Dated, December ID 1855
d. c. B1OOMER,
Arm for Plaintiffs.
orderc i * The County Judge of Potaw annie Coun
~ TO I've published weeks sucessvely in the Coun
ell Bluffs NonpareH. Dec. 18th, 1883.
G. p. KELLOGG, CLERK Dist. Court
By f. r. BURpICK, Deputy. na-wi
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1. q. of q. f.

COUNCIL. BLUFFS LODGE, No. ~, 7. o. OF 0. F,
meets every Tuesday Ersning, in IIAGG's Block, on
Broadway Brothers from abroad, visiting the city are
cordially invited to attend. (no3l-ly
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New Goods!

THE Undersigned RESPECTFULLY ANNOUN-
l. CES to the citizens Of Council Bluffs and vicinity,
that they have just received Of the finest assort-
ever brought to this market, comprising
every varietyOf
Ladies' Gentle,nens' and Childrens Books Shoes and
Caters.
We have also a complete assortment Of Leather,
Shoe Findings, &C., all Of which, we viii sell for
Cash at prices to correspond with the hard times.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS h Co.
Couuyil Bluff October 10Th -B25-vZ-5m
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ting ferruled at school, and ro- enactins gen.
orally, the scsnes Of our boyhood.
Bon MARLlSsp1KE.
PROCEEDINGS OF COMMON COUNCIL.
December II, 1858.
The Council met at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Present-The Mayor, and Aldermen Coon.
RAN, LEWIS, MURPHY, NYE, CAsADr, TREYSoR
and HILL.
Records of last meeting read and approx
ed. g. &s C.
Tbs Committee appointed to select suita-
BILE ground for Cemetery asked and OBJ
tanned leave for further time to report.
An ordinance extending Madison street
to the eastern boundary of the City limits,
was read first time, when on motion Of
Mr.. TREVOR the Goth rule was suspended,
and the ordinance read I'd and Sd time
by its title and passed, and title agreed to-.
On motion of Mr.. CASSIDY, the Recorder
was directed to furnish the City Marshal
with copy of the ordinance in relation to
Dogs, and the Marshal directed to enforce
the provisions thereof.
MIR. TRErNoR announced a vacancy in the
Committee on Streets, Alleys and on Claims,
and on Internal Improvements. Where
upon the Chair appointed, L. S. HILLS to
I'LL the vacancy in the Committee on Streets,
Alleys, and Claims, and P. MURPHY in the
Committee on Internal Improvements.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys
reported in favor of allowing the account Of
Horace Everett, when ON motion of Mr..
COCHRAN the account was referred back to
the same Committee.
The following accounts were referted to
the Committee on Claims.
One of $50 go, in favor Of J. E. Shop
herd.
One of s25 90 in favor of Clinton 4 Bald.
win.
One of 50, in favor Of William Doran.
The following accounts were allowed.
One in favor Of L. Smith for assisting
City Engineer one half day-l,0O.
One in favor of C. W. Bryan in full TO,
salary as City Marshal for the quarter en-
ding Dec. Q, lS5S-50,00.
One in favor of Frank Street in full for
salary as City Recorder for the quarter en-
ding Dec. 9, ls5S-$l25,OO
On motion Council adjourned.
Attest: FRANK STREET,
City Recorder.
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NOTICE.

WE CALI. ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK
w of Fresh Oysters, HOLSTERS, Sarlines, Peaches,
Strawberries, Cherries, Fresh Pine Apple. Brandy
Peaches Brandy Cherries. Assorted Pie Fruits Pick
les Sc all OF which will he sold at greatly reduced
nrirns lONN L MuCIELLAND
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ro= Messrs. BARNARD and kIMBALL,
Nsmbers Board of Education, have our
thanks for repeated fayors to this office.
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~ Our list Of Real Estate transactions
W. .ho currep. week, is unavoidably laid
ovcr until our next issue.
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HAVE YOU SEEN THEM !?

UlHAT SUPERB ENGRAVING. THE ''vILLAGE
| BLACKSMITH" and the beautiful ART JOURNAL,
which furnished to subscribers Of the Cosmopolitan
Art AssoC aton, can now be seen at office OF IL. C.
MUTT, Honorary Secretary tor short time only.