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opened on " FpS r.Sph I lsth, with an entirely
new stock oi FALL. GoURS.
SUNDAY. MADAME SON,
Sc A-ot' s5 Main street,
IN MILLiNERf-FALL TRADE, oca
~ desire to call : attention Il y to nv re. SSsGG
moval from No lO9 Main street to the oomnH1I-
Gus new building No. 20 NJ ain street. ADJOINING
the new sootswood Hotel, etwtep 9Th and 9Th SITS,
And READY iabiNhfi mAbE Mi fLfNfRY SInsf ARTICLES
and han G NssK TfEA@
RIBBONS. FRENCH and AMERICAN FLOW
Frs; BRIDAL WREATHs. n EAD DRESSES,
aud Muslin Collars and Sleeves. Tnlsnts' CAPS,
Hats. and Cloaks. Ruohes and Tabs. &c, in all
in connection with the general MILLINERY
and NIiLLah @, all kinds, in ihe latest fash
ionable stiies, and at reasonable prices.
Al orders will receive prompt and SPECIAL atten-
ton n G.. BARTON,
se lin 2i9 Main street.
MILLINERY GOODSaF NRDLESaLE
vi ANDERSON, GREfN & HAYES
Have Low IN :'"le, and are dall, receiving. large
article, new aud choice, Ia the NJ ltLiNERY
LINE, which they viii sl at the lowest prices
for casn or 70 punct"al SIX Ia nths' trade. Their
BONNET RIBBONS,
EmbIaGjn5 NAM new and heauti:ul styies.
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS,
arse and v9rlsd Va assortmeaii cox ,,iprislns eSory
'"' "'i''' '-"' 81 sfR5w Gc0ps.
radc h 70 TG"4 tF4 's@' sck S' % % fF% Z 1s
iAr ffa bRSNHT saSE * hGop5 hATs KS
tee viii he sold low as they can he hous hi 10 the
Northern Markets. No. l0l MAIN eTKEET,
au Slim Richmond. Va.
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IMMENSE INCREASE IN WEALTH.-In 1881,
tweuty-siA years ago, the valuation u' Boston
was seventy four million eight hundred and
dive thousand eight hundred dollars. liz 1861
it was two hundred and seventy-s.x. m4lllons
three huttdred ad tgirty-piue thousand nine
hundred dollars. Add 10 this The city pfoLer-
". winch is not t.xeJ, valued II uppares IF
tweiys milton dollars, aud We have a total O f
Lwo hundred aud p gay eight million This.
If equally divided, would give every man
woman and child one thousand six handred
and u. Il ~ -oEe dollars.--B Boston TavsEisy
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Onqnitas Party.-- Yesterday morning ths
Mayor had before him four omnibus owners
oil summoned 10 show cause why they should
not he Hnsd for their drivers leaving their
teams in the street aud three Of thssn TOR fail
ing To have numbers on their 'bnses Afier
hea tug the evidence each OF the parties were
fined
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L.--<Sas PAEkE P9iSDEATEA, ATTOR-
.A~E. NEI AT Law, RICHMOND, VA, -7isi
grs- c5 IA the city OF Richmond and in the ooGa-
t.,l. Chesterfield, P0wh4t41 and amelia.
o. ONO II LlaIn'E Blltt1u<. corner OF Nam and
Ia Fr-pet sH3S-tV
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MILLBRITRS.-The MIiierites have Just con-
cluded their annual religious services in
North Whbraham, Mass. The sect, it was
stated, now numbers 50,0o0 in the United
states and Canadas, and represent :tives from
nearly every Sat, in the Union attend their
annual campm atings. Great diversity of
opinion exisfs among them regarding the time
when the world is to come to an end. Some
anticipate the universal overthrow in six cen
weeks, others look for ii previous to the last
OF MaIcf 1851, while others still are confident
that 1t will postponed ten years and two
weeks.
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- FIVE nnII.tRs REwAgp.-lwill

ENF gige FIVE DOLLARS IL any one wtn will
IN hTiLg my hoy PET t3 to me. II No. "a Nam
IS street. Ptter 10 mu!atto and abou' ~ Years
-A=Eaof age; hss 2 note from me. snthlrz nj
Il III ana ai-oHt the Dock wltEtn the lasf lew dsys
te Il Taos. TAYLOR. ia.
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PIANO Factory YBuRNr.-Boardmap Gra,

PIANO FACTORY BURNT.-Boardmau, Gray
& Co.'S extensive piano factory, at Albany, N
Y, was burnt Saturday night, together with
one hundred and fifty pianos, finished aud In
course of construction One hundred men
are thrown out Of employ mept. Loss from
S5U,OOO 70 S60,UUU insured for S59NG0.
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S.tUsL T. B.YLT. CHASTAIN WITH
80 BANlf WHITE,

- ATTORN tYS AT LAW
zee IN ail the Courts held IN the city oi Rich
r aI, The counties oi Hanover, AelrICo, Caroline,
b br1at1ud and Chesterfield.
SAMUEL I. BAILG, = q i sIONER :
fuf ali the states and Territories. Office
t. er of l2tH and Franklin streets, near tha STATE
g.-.t IuuSs. Jy Cts
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Bad Character Jane, slave TO VIM. r. Nun
ford, was snvicted before the Mayor yester-
day, o. violently assauItipg and beating Celia,
slave to DR.. Seeley. and sentenced to the lash.
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THE SWEDENBoRGIANs.-Th English Swe-
den borgians held their annual Conference in
Newcastle-on Tyne, on ,he 26th nit. Some
forty or fifty ministers al representatives
from d. fferent par+s of the kingdom attended
the meetings. This body devotes much tune
and attention 10 day schools, Of which some
stand in the foremost ranks OF the Government
INSPECTORS reports; one large school i'll Man
ches ter in particular. Bequests OF money are
lett from time to time for this purpose, and last
year no less than { ~ 900 was so boqueathed.
and put at the disposal OF This Conference"
They have also numerous Sunday schools, and
support a "Society for printing and publishing
the works of Sweden borg" two tract societies.
and two missionary societies. monthly
magazine has sale Of about 5000 copies; b 4
rh+re are others publtg aed by private mem o-r=
The church in this country was stated to be
10 aie extended than IN Engiand. Their num-
bers are said TO De Increasing.
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IGNoP ihCE.-Ignorance is often the source
Of the most intrepid action, and the most i'm
picit faith, since there are none SO fearless as
those VINO have not light enough 10 see their
danger, and none so confident as they whO
have not ufficient knowledge to discover heir
own errors.
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THREE CHILDREN POIsoNED.-Three chill
dren of Patrick Roach, in New York. were
poisoned on Sunday morning, by eating the
seeds of stramoulum weed which grew III the
rear yard. One of them, aged years, died i'll
the course of the day.
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BsR Ri"ger--John Nc Donald, a seedy lock-
ing individual, was arrested by officer Morris
yesterday. for ringing bell N the street ard
disturbing the pu bic peace
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hats. &c.

~ No. l hALLaKD kDJsE.-The sub
- scrlter informs mis- friends and customers x
that he has semoved from his old stand /
No. MAN street. TO No. Ballard House o.
poste the EXCHANGE Hose': where he Is prepared
IL serve them u the test fashions Of HhI's az /
CAPS Thanstvi for past f4vors, he so,ici.s son
tinuauee oi the same.
SO Sim John TUONpSDrg
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MILLINERY.
FRENCH MILLINERY,

IN FRENCH MIILISERv, rn
CGY AT MADAME SONS AE$D
~< Ny store vii he closed on VI ON DAYEGE0
anc TUESDAY. l7th and lslh. and will 6S ne
opened on WEDNESDAY, 18th, with an entirely
new stock oi FALL GOODS.
W. My store Is closed every SATURDAY and
SUNDAY. MADAME SON,
Sc l4-5t" IS Main sty.st
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HetEssSr The suLIofter has on hand, ~ his Coach
A2~~A2~ Makins Establishment on Lombard A.
icy, ostween Nam ngd Cary ia.u snd IA ltt1 STA
TEES, RARUUCHES. BUGUfES. with and With.
oat tops, and ) SULRi ES-all oi his own make, oi
.Ga best material and work manshiy--a. al wh;ch
will be sold as low s good work of the KIND can re
in the city of Rich ,hond, and respectfully asa
call from those IN want Of ans 2rtioP "a 'hs Car
rage line, As am determined To make 20 order anc
10 sell at the lowest prices puss Lie And ai work
sold that is new, warranted.
AFEkIAH ksNEtfM
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AMERICAN RAILWAYS IN ENGLAND.-Eng-
lish papers received by the last ST Gamer all
contain accounts of Mr.. Trains success in
constructing a railway in the town of Birken-
head, al n the plan adopted in nearly all
large American cities. Being the first street
railway in Great Britain, the occasion was
Que OF no common interest, largs rumters be-
ing present. Upon the result the Manchester
Guardian, of the 3lst ult, speaks as follows
The professional men present yest 9rday,
were enthusii sic "a 10 the revolution III con-
veyance with the new system must cause 10
generally introduced; and it is certain that
MI. Tral as system possesses great merits, al
though we 1lieve that Brkeuhead cannot
fairly test the thing. Wherever Mr.. Tr; in in
troduces his system he ayrees to lay down the
rails at his own cost and risk to main lin the
road for foot beyond them, anu 10 re-
ducer
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~1ON,tNf. HH hullbct VI NJiNsJNo SO4u was
about JUGt o..
Mrs. Isabella Mckee, OF New Orleans,
another victim of the Lemly poisoning affair
which occurred in that city some months ago
recently died from the effects OF the poison
partaken by her on the occasion in question
Louis Napoleon thinks Partant pour Sy-
ria" is too slow for national tuae. and so has
iastiin ted an str called The " Napolenne'' in
its place.
The dwelling of Rufus Gordon. at Corning,
N. y, was burnt Sunday night, and son .f
the occupant, aged % years, lost his life in the
flames.
A lady passenger on the Baltim ore and Ohio
Railroad died ut Marunsburg, Va, Monday
from iaudanum taaen Oh tie cars. Her name
is unknown.
Coi. f. ]. Steptoe, T. S. A, was paraiyzed
at has home ia Lynchhurg. Va, Il lew DAYS
since, al.d lie Is now lying cau gerousiy ILL.,
Don Juan Rello. the Chilian Minister 60 ,ha
united States, cted il New York MoudaY
night.
Senator Sumner 10 about 10 set out for IIli-
nois. I" take lhe stump isr Lincoln.
The R-puo..cans OF Kentucky have nomi
mated fat electoral ticket.
I Cnas. q Eastman, editor of the Montpelier
tfIl Fatriot, died ON the lsta inst,
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2irbmonh pispattb.
avrovARnIS k HAM'fERW4Ey.

TKk DAILY DISPATCH ls served TO sab
., SE' 81 80 Garner weekly Price for mailing,
r-'aoee. - - aSba for SIX mon ths. IN advance.
s' ~ SEMI. WEEKLY DISPATCH ts,ssues
a. Arr,ae5av and Friday NJ waco, IN advance,
,vy : '-t.nss WEFKLN DlSPATCH ic ISSUED every
5SAi "srd mailed to :aSscrIi trs at 81 per Snnam
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GOLD DOLLARS MELTED UP-At the Phiia-
deiphia United States Mint, three million #
god dollars are now being melted and recoin-
I'd into double eagles, in pursuance OF an or
der 10 that eft"cL from tue Secre'Gry OF the
Treasury.
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CARRIAGES, &c, roR SALE.

49, - -
= lssJalR fVh SALE seccld- n nj iUF
r1TI1sE7r BUGGY in perfect OTdst, and an eA-
AZ---A-1- cellent set OF DoC CBi l. HARNESS
to he scid haTgai
Apply ut EARNEST'S Stable, on I3th street.
between Franklin ara Grace, or ct th.s Office.
- l. IL
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CLOSE or THE N. Y. BOOK TRADE SALE
The New York book trade sales are over, hay-
Ing lasted Tor nine days, aud the net proceeds
Of the works sold are roughly estimated TT
S25n0uH. Tha number of vOlus1ss sold was
.houf IUr i0I
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MARROW E.roArE.-~A little son of Searles
l,sri OF Sse4,cr,. Me, about five years old, Was
dissed by his parents early on Fraey MOI H.
Ing last. Soon after, an older son went TO the
we'll 10 draw a bucket oi water. when he hea rd
faint noise in the well. He imlpediateiy
ga - the alarm, when t.Ie family h astenet 10
the spot. .ih6ther son descended the well, and
foand tne little missing one on ieigs al the
uc tom partly inspnsible, considerably bruised.
Itaf..rwards trarspirei tnas he fell into tie
we'll Just after dark on Thursday evening,
when his parents supposed him 10 be III bed,
aud Of course lay there all nigat
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= souTHIRsHlT TMN>UFn1TOln,i-----

AEsrABLtsnk Ed 1885 Ths sutsoriEsr respeas
. inliS invites the at'eatlon OF the merchants of
Vlfgia'a and North CaIo.Aa 10 this excessive
stGck oE hls own aEd forsl2n MANUFACTURE u
FS. Purchasers viii find II To tis interest a.
cal II ns hlnae prev tuHs IL go,ns ia thsg NoE'h
an he ID leavlHs nothing undone, spafing no ex
pense .r pains 10 keep the Southern trade ~ ,lse
south. Goods spli ID thus anoss @4H 10 warrant
ed 10 compare t4Vof= biz NJ qaAitEs ard prlcSs wth
soeds comlns from snv other narset. There sE(
be lnund ali the aaaiities OF WO0f, and Or
HAS, from ne "%sst ptes ne sIo kst = the hnsss
DREN's HATS and GAPS. Of all sreies aud
styles; LAnlkS RIDING HATS and LADIES
FURS. of all the various qugitties
Purchasers will do weA 10 call and exalaiee.
seS-ts JOHN n00LEY. Riohm hi, Va.
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"ONE MORE UhFuRTUHATE." An English
paper states that another OF the Princess
Marv's mad suitors has been placed under re-
straint The unfortunate gen 'leman is a Mr.
Nichols, who, as Il ship-owner, had sustained
a series of misfortunes, which appear 10 have
deprived him of reason. Ills hallneinations
Were of the most extraordinary character, and
chief amonr them was the delusloH that the
Princess Mary, of CtInbridgr, was violently
in love with him, lie had written her letters
and sent her presents; anG when warned by
the police TO q bandon thls foim OF persecution,
he adopted the course OF following her about
whenever she appeared III public.
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NAVAL Surgeons James G. Palmer Wm
Grier and Charles Eversfield, have t.en de.
tail 4 as the Medical Board Tor the ply steal
examination OF candidates for admission 10
the Naval Academy between the 20th and 30tb
CT Septemt ,r. The following officers have
been ordered u report on the I7th October
n xt for duty on BARD the u. s sloop- of war
Cum bel land, destined as the flag ship of the
Home Squadron Cap ,in-John Marston
Lieutenants-Alex.M Murray, John s. Marry.
J. H. Rochelle, Charles II. Greene, Charles Z.
Fleming. Lieut.. A. g. Badger has been or
dered TO the u s. receiying-ship Allegheny,
a Baltimore.
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SENATOR DoUGLAs.-Mr. Douglas and his
vile visited his mother at Clifton Springs, n
:, ON Saturday, remaining until the hour
fixed for the publ meeting, which was very
large, including delegations from all the sur
rounding towns, numteTlng from fifteen 10
twenty thousand persons. MIR. Douglas COM
menced his speech by expressing his pleas
that he Wes enabled TO relieve the anxiety Of
the Republicans by info. ming them that he
had found his mother, who, "God bless her
was i'll fine health, and in 10 way annoyed by
the comments OF the partiZan press" MIR.
Douglas spoke nearly two hours.
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JAPANESE HAT.

" JAPANESE HAT.
JAPANESE OUNCE HAT!
, ysst rees,yed, 2 pssh sagri, 2t sss NkuIAlA
beautiful sty les OF ss FT HATS as
EIlETf 4 &WEisiGER'S,
an Ats No. iof Main street.
Cu WN.T. MOORE CO. 2Uy broad street.
u arc now feeeiviag "a portion OF their IA D.
STOCK Of HAJS aad CARS. to wAsea ihe,
would res, eetlall. call the attention ot th.it a.
full, bs the addition cl everything ia tear ltps
suitable To the season M tSS Il Is u. taa istes
fashioas. on hand and nia p 10 order III tRs desit.
xtsle or shape. iRahkiui teg tse patreaage so lis
eraliy bestowed dariGx the pasa casea. lnrs slo,t
and nope, bN htliet atIeation 10 busaess To merit
q ecatnaaaco vi the same.
WM. \. MOORE,
NJ, LkONARD
NJ, W 6assV tWsst
: H., i. s..si S-sN
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IN Ef RNRsT.-A Cuban letter to the Charles
ton Mercury says cargo of slaves had been
landed near CanimPs, but one or two others
have / en- captured. Government seems now
IN earnes to put down the trade, obey ing, no
DOUBT, orders r Gently r ceived from Madrid
Several officials have en- disgraced lately
and the late Governor of Sagua has been re-
moved and ordered to continue has services in
Spain, for having allowed cargo or two to
be dsem barked. lie does not appear to he
much Chagrned. as, with $50 900 10 500 COO in
his pocket. affairs can be arranged pretty much
to ones satlsiac ton and IN Spain mora SO.
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THE PRINCE IN THE UNITED oTATE8-The
"Jenkinses" have The Prince down to a dot at
Niagara. They know when he smokes pipe
and through them every one else gets the same
valuable Information. Monday was spent
cheerfuily and tneu comes some important
items:
A night the Prince came 10 Clifton House
stripped off his coat and rolled nine pins for
some lime. Being informed that Il hop was
going on above stairs, he inq uired what a hop
was, and expressed his dissatistac ION that he
had not been told sooner that he might have
dance. AT ,rwards, as he wfS going of to
smoke a pipe with one OF his sn'te, General
Bruce captured him and conducted him to
he'd
Bachneyer the Queens courier, has .arted
ahead To puck out hotels for the Prince. Those
/ meEt toned Saturday will probably, but not
certainly. be selected, as. althc ugh The Cover
nor General announced tne list. 1t was not Of
fetal, and much will : left TO Bachmeyer's
Judgment. He Will allow no overcharging
nd The royal party Will pay no more tnan
plebeian price. L is useless to try any Japan
ese bills upon Ba chmeyer, for he is not New
York Alderman. 1t is understood that Blon-
din will receive a handsome present for his
show on Saturday,is all We're surprised the
Prince did not give him sonethiI on the
spot He should have received tbs ropes end
is the Princes opinion. couple OF Sander
sons cooks, who were left by the train, and
walked fiji an miles so that the Prince should
not edisappoin led in his dinner, have received
handsome presents from his Royal Hlghness,
Earl 81. Germans having informed him of the
circums lnce.
Colonel Magruder, United States aIny, is
here from Fort Leayenwor to invite the
Prince to give up his in tended hunt for grouse
and try to kill bufidio. The trip wonid oc-
cupy about sixteen days, and give the Princes
taste of real prairie life and adventure. Col
MagrGder's quarters are at the Princes SER
vice, and as Fort LeavenWorth is the gate
through which all United States troops pass,
the Prince VIII have an opportunity of seeing
camp life also. He make this trip and
still reach New York by the II tn of October.
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man who called himself William owan
late Of Louisville, KY, was arrested yesterday
for horse stealing ahd committed TO Jail Last
night about IL O'Clock, he was forcibiy taken
from the Jail, and an attempt made TO hang
him TO tree. While the moose was being ad :
jnsted to his neck, he suddenly cast off the
rope and fed. A voiley was fired at him by
the infuriated mob, which brought the fugi-
tive TO the ground. he was then carried back
TO the calaboose, where he now lies in lying
condition. Another horse thief was brought
in To-day, and he will doubtless share the fate
of his companion in crime.
, 1860-01-04
HIs. OsUonnF:s GFene pofut on tho
Slavery Question.

Mr. o'conor's bold and decided position on
the subjcc: Of African eluvery-to wit, that tLis
institution =" il just, wise aud bcneflccnt :" that
" j. is beai.n in its Influences, beth on the white
man and the black j. that Is it is ordained by
nature, AID is necessity ot both races'-has
taken our Republican co.emporarics I'll
aback. The philosophers Of the 1riinnt. how
ever, seize the OCCASION for crowdng Alr. .IciIcr
son Brick into "thc elbows Of the Mincio" Mr.
Brick, on lis part, is brought to dead halt,
and is evidently disposed to give mp tie atIice
Of Jack o'-lantcrn TO 1am.nat1y Hall, tor tsar
that Taninapy may be compelled to iu'ow in
tic wGke Of Nr. O'Conor. Aud why noty Upon
what other defence can slavcry, Or tic South,
or the Democracy, or Tanmany slaud than that
slavery as it exls1s iu the South is right and
good in itself. Admit it to Le in evil, ind we
must admit that ul! efforts TO abolish it aee
founded upon juetice ard truth. The only
available defence OF suvery is that put in by
Mr. u'Coror. This il new ilca in the North !;
it is not an old idea in the South but it is tue
ouly idea upon wlicl, s!avrry can stand and
in the bold position taken by Mr.. 0'Conor We
detect the inauguration of 4 new epoch in the
discussion of slavery, Of the det pest interest
and the greatest results. Who speaks next for
the Noltl:cru National Dcnlocracy.--It,c Tork
Mruid.
, 1860-01-04
The Purchase OF Mount Vernon.

The Purchase OF Mount Vernon.
The Regent of the Mount Vernon Ladjes' As
s7ciation, Ann Pamela Cunningham, makes the
following statemcnt--saowing, in detail, the
large sam raised BY the ladies, the almost total
ext'nguishment Of the debt, aud the surplus on
hand:
In the faithful discharge Of my o1icial duties.
now 1ay before you IN explicit statement Of
the tuuas collected aud disburscd, Of the claims
still to be met, and the necessities which must
be provided fer in order to place the Assoca-
ton in a condition to assume tho possession OF,
a,d to preserve and protect the sac1ed epot''
which it has so *rium phantly won.
You arc already aware that Sit, 900 was paid
Mount Vernon was sicncd ty the coutractine
parties. The first bond Of s57. 900. dne on the
1st Of January, 1889, YVES paid On the I'd Of De-
eemb:r, 1855 The payment of the second bond
, 1860-01-04


These hare been of a notable class in charac-
ter and amount, and their results are Of perma-
neut raluc to our city. The South Clark street
improvement, with the admirable Nicholson
pavement, the Michigan avenue aud other streets
in Joliet gravel, are but part Of the list ap-
pended, that strike the visitors with admiration,
and are the pride Of our citizens.
To Capt. Cleveland, City Superintendent, We
are Indebted for the following exhibit Of dis
bursements made through his office for public
improvements under this head In this last the
extensive Improvements Of public benefit, Jet
At private expense, on the Kiugsbury Tract, Of
course do not appear, ret they must SMELL the
. aggregate ly over sl25,o00, laid out in filing
aud grading lots and streets, and gra7clliug the
latter, the enterprise being the improvement Of
+1o u.;or E;,n,,,,r oc4,.o
.hon', @ s y. naso1.,,od hv onr s1 1870, sa1,v =
recr to ,hc sn1end;a hsrhor ;,nnrorament If
removing tho noint at tbs intersection of The
Horfh Branch with the main river, carrying the
dirk lines in n hroad rurTe md oirin0 unh1a
-, tho ;rtor,oo+;o, or t1,o hranehas .,;..,
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burseulentS have been made from the City
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