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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

TIE WHEAT CRoP.-The most unf,vorablc re-
ports with regard 10 the growing wheat begin to
reach us from various quarters of the State. The
fredericksburg Herald says: Those who are
familiar with the .lect report that the Wheat
from Frederick sburg To- the mouth Of the R,rpa.
hammock River, embracing the large and fertile
valley of the Rappaharnock. nearly one hundred
miles in length-,s less promising than for many
years past. On Mr.. Lays estate, in Stafford, the
Joint Worm has alrea iy commenced its rayaces.
A gentleman informs US that in the counties Of
Richmond and Westmoreland. the Joint Worm is
also proving destructive. In some places, says
our informant. fields appear AS though every other
stalk was cut down. A letter frum Mddlesex
county says: The Joint Worm has ma lie its APP
pearnncc in our wheat, some of it is entirely
ruined. A gentleman from the same county, who
lives lower down says the Fly is worse in his
wheat than the Joint Worm. In Spottsy vania,
we also hear cad accounts, aud from the county OF
King George, as vol as from Orange, they are of
kindred character" The Fredericksburg Recor-
dor says: The corn is in a bad condition
friend in Stafford informs us that the worm has
destroyed much Of the low grounds corn. and ma
ny farmers at this late period. are replantin2-
An alarming disease in the whent has been dis
covered in Hanover twill probably cut short
the crop at least third. In many sections OF
Virginia, the crops have been damaged by the
heavy rains.
The Lovingston, Nelson Coz Enterprise says
ave sorry we cannot speak more cheerngly ofthe
crops 10 this section, but il all hear to trae there
will be but meagre yield of wheat. The tobacco
plants have been partially destroyed by the n.y.
The Staunton Spectator says lin travelling through
portions of Augusta and Rockingham counties, we
noticed that the recent frosts have or less nir-
ed the wheat crop We also learn from various parts
Of Augusta that the damage to slight extent seems
TO be general. We really sorry for this, IT'S the
prospect for an abundant wheat harvest never prom
ised better.
The weather has been remarkably favorable to the
corn, and many of our farmers have already com
menced working their fields
The Harrisonburg Citizen, says: ave are satisfied
that the prospect for cool Crop Of wheat in this
county, has diminished twenty five per cent since the
middle of April The late irosls, aided by The y, has
done its work"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22
HANpsosE TEsr,xoNIAL.-We noticed yesterda

HANDSOME TEsrtsoNIAL.-We noticed yesterday
at the store Of Mr.. S. NJ. Simpson very elegant
sword. which has been procured by the Home
Guard, Of this city. AMI which they design pre-
senting tn their very popular commandant, Capt
Samuel Garland, j.. The blade is of most exo,i
site workmanship while the scaLbard is heavily
plated with gold. The devices on both blade and
scabbard very elaborate: in excellent taste and
and faely executed The formal Presentation VIC
understand, will come off in few DAYS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22
LATER from Enrono

ARRIVAL OF TIE ANGLO SAXON.
QuEBtc. May 2l.--1he sten,acr Anglo Saxon
arrived here at o'clock, Z. NJ Her news is
uninleres,ns.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22
M1sCEILAHzoUs
] sea- MOVIE Is rHr4 1M

seA- Nowil rs rHH4IMr il-eu
1850. APRIL 1890.
GENERAL NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
BUSINESS MEN OF LYNCMBURG,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LIT THE pEorLEor
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST
Know that you can Make u To their
INTEREST TO TRADE WITH YoU.
addition TO the following papers r which am Special
par In The United states
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va
Mir'SSkss, Knoxville, Tennessee
fSfEISn! sSffs'.y SSir as@%s' fssn
sS,1AHE'rrr, LeN'0s'oN,va
s nIndSnAr, Liberty. Va.
VISITOR Marion, Va.
DEMOCRAT lrnca.,,c. Va.
sfaisrKn. pan,u'e, VI.
ssESIiNhlr , A,Sssn .,,.m Va; NJ
y!EaiSiH AND TENNESSEE SESs, nracl
sSHNr MIN. Jooc.boro', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT, Grscnsule Tenn.
ADrkkrisER, Chattanooga, Tenn.
RIna,S1XT. Abingdon, Va.
STAR ANB HERALD, Christianshnrs, Va
PATRIOT 0rayson 20. no, Va
Tr TINES w,,hs,ule Va
ADVOCATE, Taxowel Co Ho Va
SOUTH. " EST, Giles 60 liu. Va.
REfU Bl.lCAN, Winchester Va
Persons wishing 10 advertise In of the above papers, a
rm having extensive circulation In tlsir localities, viii
mud Ia 10 call the office Of The Lynch
burg Nnglnan, where contracts Will be made AMI
adv ertse uirnis toRN AIDED WITHOUT
A. WApbl1I
Jan lots. Foreman Nrglnan one".
REuoILE,rIoNs AND PRIVATE MEMOIRS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

S"Ur.-Col. Joseph Smith. INIT the Mormon
Prophet. butt the popular Superintendent of the
Smithsonian Institute. he. The Malta" on Main
street, will accept our rroioundcst bow. for the
immensely generous bowl "f superb New River
Cat Fish Soup, with which he favored u an yes.
,erday. There were some little cicete,as nccom,.a
nying the huge bowl Above mentioned, hut of
them, we shall not speak. as everybody who chno
g to patronize "fhe Malta" can get aust Sica"
ut oil times. Such soup, however. is not every
day come-at able and therefore we choose to make
special mention Of it. Having been very strict
Soa of Temperance for the last forty years of our
liie, we hardly feel Mt liberty to say what might
be said Of the establishment whence this Soup
came. We will remark, however. en- passaat, that
gentlemen who are not "Meml crs of the Order y
vii! find 'e,eral beverages there, exactly suited to
their respective tastes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

slave to Maurice S. Langhorne, Esq, and employ
cd az sexton at the Second PRESBYTERIAN Church
was before the Mayor yesterday ON the charge nf
fighting Newton Wyatt. white boy. Wyatt it
seems. splitting tobacco Juice the steps in
front Of the Church, while services were heng
held on Sunday morning; he was demonstrated
with hv tho sexon, who informed him that he
had Just washed them off the preceding day. The
parties H. en- got into n cnlloquy, when, the boy
saws, Perkins talked very in,nudently to him.
whcreupon. he struck the negro twice. the latter
making fight and the two clinching and falling On
the pavement. Tha comhatants were finally par
ted by gentleman who Glanced to lie passing n.
the time, not, npweyer, before Perkins had sue
cecled in nearly biting off the end II one Of Wy
ats fingers. The Mayor ordered Bob thirty
lashcs.
The above circumstance again reminds us Of
very reprehcnsiblc practice INDUCED in by many
of the young men md half.grown bovs in this
CITY, We refer to their custom OF lounging about
the doors and in the vestbues Of Churches. du
ring the hours Of divine service 1t is really
tonishiny that any whito man having proper
respect FIR himself, his friends and the place. can
be guilty OF such ill.mannerly, INDIGENOUS and in
decent conduct. In Charleston, 5. c.. there is u
stringent law on this subject, and officer 1t the
CITY is stationed ut each Chur IT, enforce it, and
when any person is guilty of its infraction (which
is but seldom the law is most risidly enforced. If
our authorities have the power. we think 1t would
he advisable to enact like ordinance in this city.
Nothing is more dsagreeable to a congregation
assembled to hear preaching. than to be annoyed
bv the loud talking and other noises made 10y
the unmannerly fellows assembledin the vestibules
and on the outside of our Churches. We have no
disposition to preach sermon on this suhject,and
shall therefore, dismiss it for the present, but
should occasion require it in the future, we may
have more to say this and kindred nuisanccs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

MANIPULATED GUANO.
M Offer IN the Planters Of virginia Guano prepare by
w follows:
1000 lbs best Peruvian Guano that can be procured;
sc0 do. Somorero Guano. containing 30 per Ct OF Pos
pbate OF Lime;
200 do. Ground Plaster. for which pay " D ton extra
Planters and invited IN examine This article From
The best information obtain, believe this Mixture
The best that be prepared for e Virginia ands
Price To Planters So % less per ton when they
furnish the bngs
sH-Prcpared and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT h CO.,
Richmond Virginia
Also sale b, Commission and Grocery Merchants
e We refer ID Planters whr have used ihe sombrero and
the Manipulated them Jas Gait Esq, A. War
wick, Esq, JOS Allen, Esq aud H. H. Sty, Esq and others
Below give d. X Tutes Chemist at University va)
report Of the samples from u bags and shall be kept
To that standard:
~ able 10 give you the result, Of analysis They
show the Mixture To be what you stated In former letter
Judge that frtnnue In the selection Of materials
especially of Peruvian uano The per Of Ammonia
tho Peruvian coualn 1914 cent which
more the average. The Analysis 10 as follows:
Moisture teiyen of at boiling point. 1Ga5
Phosphate Of Lime Observation-Disclosures. 4s2b
sulphuric Acid 645; Lime Q0g
Ammonia GO
tns'huio
A small quantity of Alkaii-undernined. Water IN
combination and organic natter 24so
10000
Hoping that your fertilizer may meet with tho which
II deserves, reInnii, yours,
dec 9-d&ciy j.. X. TUTTLE'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

COOKING sTOyESJast arrived another large supply Of
Cooking Stoves them The celebrated Victor and
Merit wood and coal also the Premium SURPRISE and Viz
gina with others Of yar"us pattens as Charcoal
Furnaces, Hollow are Sadrons, ke at 12l Min Street.
may c. :. BLISS.
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. LATEsT NEWS 81 TELECRAPH.
On 61s of Another SLAYER.

rrl.a.Arsiz ssrssss7 sos IN. al1sonsv.a vr.a,x.u
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY JANUARY q, 1860.

snt hss ssea ordered y ssevs As..aai Surgeon J. c.
HENSON, same department, at Fort Yuma, 6hfornjs.
me letter ocer win then proceed and relieve Isstont
Surgeon Mhau, al Fort NohAve. Assistant Surgeon
ltaAp on beng relieved, win proceed 70 FOrt Tejou
Cshfornia, and relieve Assistant Surgeon Ten Brosck
who under orders 70 proceed to WASHINGTON tv ND
report 70 me Surgeon General or The army for Grther
leave Of absence for three months has besn granted
by the War Department 70 Lieutenant f. ChalGn First
Artory, ana for six months 10 Lieutenant John xpton
Third Artillery.
An extension Of leave has been granted ne following
o1cers-Brevet Major W. II. Gordon, Third Infantry,
four months Capt j. H. Lendrum, Third Artillery four
months; Capt ID. Davidson Second Infantry, three
months; Lieut. @ D. Anderson, Fourth Artillery, -four
months; Lieut.. G. Anderson, Second Dragons, four
months; Lieut. w. B. Lane, Mounted Rinemen, six
month";; Lieut. F. Long, First Cavalry, three months;
Lieut. @. Grimm Second Artillery. two months.
general court martial ordered 10 assemble q Fort
Laramie, N. T., by Colonel Sumner, commanding depart
ent Of the West for the trial Of eutan Caleb Smith or
the Second regiment OF infantry, and such other dein
quents may be brought before the court Major Hann
bal Day, Second Infantry, IL detailed g President and
assistant Surgeon + W. Johns medical department. e
Judge Advocate Of the court
racks No. for the department Of Texas be assigned 70
the First regiment OF cavalry stationed that de-
partment The detachment was under the command Of
Lieutenant G. .. Bayard, First cavalry. ~
leave Of Absence for three months granted 10 Lieut.
John OConnel, Second infantry, surgeons certiH
cate OF i'll health.
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Array Intellisence.

Board Of ooers are directed % assemble in the city
Wssnmgton, Tor the purpose Of examining . bit pre-
sensed Dy NJ; William Bryant They win report their
opinion upon 10 suitabene for the mounted service Of
the army: Lieutenant Colonel johnson, First Cavalry,
win preside, and Lieutenant Taylor Same regiment viii
set a. recorder of the Board. -
Brevet Major Justus McKinstry, Quartsrmasters De-
parment has been announced - Chief Quartcmaser Of
1he Department OF the West by the commander Of that
and assume the duties OF his department in that city
Brevet Major Larkin Smith, Eighth Infantry, has been
ordered TO join his company at Camp Hudson Texas with
little delay as possible his leave Of absence having
urpd
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LEGAL NOTNC0s.

A UpROnp NoYfOR-FHn.H pK101lAH "
a 3.nesi,.d 0AE 1s.k % Z. = -. - -
q 1aTfiWd-h p1uaanss Of ~ l.ges pesd - -
80 sdIs = hsfsoy tya = sn 49, 8 "a - ~
sa.:s.4 1919 49, = ncs1 : g. 80 -, -
ia wAn sknn pgosssl - 800 n $500 beeweon >
- fruG1oo sFssaA and - Gee1.s q - 49,
$500 q MseaSss sc.asen 81 sY2sa - - g.
~ suUG1 - dlnSrssl God1mE o1hsrvtss Aay N -
rroru1ed frum q bsnsn a dsa1buasa anmGA WodnsRs
WILLIAM xILaouR, spssx, Audsa.
CgppxuAxp, Nd, Nov. - leoa
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u oSssnssoo oSnUsncy ~ t1e psooacs o. 80 oxee
"a so:s:ss;os: ma: !; 81 S@.sa .oosssil
pesscnai $500 ~ Two HUNDRED and three thou
nno cenOs X8,lo0 81
Total. 2Ns %
q The sa Ocrporaaon which may Do incurred for
e:s:: = q y as :! :ss: &
5. pay IS :sa y r. a ia
az s9s M iSss
3 az
Sec The sam Board Of Supervisor, ara bersbv - an.
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yss have ~ Sssn .a y Ss
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And e. q =; FIX Of New 1Ssn
money :. from time TO tine may b for the
pay and Issue revenue bonds Of The Corporation
and
s:s % sd e ssis me
saon e
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rsi:sd ls.sd ssson ssosvsa uss rom other her
or purposes hose specially named and provided for h
such sppropratooa provided hcweyer that IN any
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such smount or amounts may Be deemed neceary from
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TOOK 70 iGIucd - faf az IA co. Tsvr iidermen and
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caused 70 Be rsd By tar On tho aie real and
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j a. y: :: ss:ssy grant
Bod 49, a,sn... Jan. ID s0cIhsAcH4S' Clark
ssssssa s.s lamp: u p.ssa g ous d e. H.
Sss s.s .sa
'' soa "A e az: ss s: S.s T e e SGpe w
Boss;e y deuncen JAM ID issS Deputy CLERK
''S0'F'a v % ayes ans s9s' xoc1.sAcnAs, c.r.
y :. FROM fns BOARD o. supERvpoRs. a'fa
Hcse,xsS ~ ne bS q Bsln9t E.r.TS o. fs eannel
fisas Se sne ssd sn"a = one SnSSrsd aud xsS ao
A1s s1H y Pc 1 he Y , sF Fuel Supplies So
e - iaPS q ~ EosSe
e ;e:s 4
:: s:asd sna .owsd = Sns dSs.a saS t.sog and
6s.rd q sSPssyioss January is, is9d !, ,,,,,,,o -
rnss :sa % q es g sna
. 80 paid monthly iSon Is ssproDraons for ssls
board Of Supervisors Jan. ID. 1850 GA y'Ao + Y Ae
Ss.sssd fSss Dc Sl 3. Baker aoawie' s%cunns TO
ss Pa sf ssS apsroSans for "fans Stationary and
8oard q supsrisor Jan. TO- 1850
=. ::sss iaFl;a rSSss s;s S;s;:
sfs I'D = i u 9p 81 sey .n. 10, 1890
~ lee Issi !; so;sy
GO sns eIEsd ard pad from appropriation for County
e Ss .s. 8 e ss.s sss1 s:s. ~ 1880 YOUNG Clan.
~ s - q y Ss = Bss of q; Co
and sowed SEQ and PAID nom appropriation for Fuel
Hssrd 81 Supervisor, Jan. IT, lsso .aa
On ayes and noes adopted. JB. YOUNG Clerk.
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Iaolg CORPORATION NOTICES.
PENDING o ss.9ss w HONOR THE AArOa
FROM THE ooHxoN COUNCIL.
e ~ 9 <. q wa :: ;. A 6 INV
'is: AZ Ss1%.s s' &: s' is manure
Sss.a q csansnnsu J.. 10, i issa 'AIA''S'' 0'''1
-nnl. Q. T. xeCLnxACHAN, Csrk
70 IN. aosonAsls sH. oO.soH CouxOI rHi Orr or
The petition e As oc.rs q Company No Of Ne Seventy
1ns s oss u s .sos: COMPANY would
me- Ss ; s, s:s q your $500 BODY
day eysa,n.s wsssly !: arm IoS o. O. ~ 6cnpsny
ASa
Board Of Aldermen. JAN ID, lsoo " - O""'
Prayer OF petitioners granted
Board of Counclmen JAN 10, iSoo' AA"A' o'''-
!, Board Of Counclmen Jan, 10, 1880
y ~ G. +. McCLENACHAN, clark
70 TIE Hon. BoARD ALDssxzx or rns CrrY or NEW
NE special Coumises % whom referred he eoeamu.
%s rrS Ss y es sS 1 y: -:
y made BY he Com
That having d.y szsnined and considered sa .s,,a.
IS sssssss
he mount: ssassd and proposed by u. oonp.osr
csSsr &c hsSSs ,s.ed your o0nse recommend
Gsy soai.ssnc,s: $1,000
6oniin snciss-IsW soS
"a L6Q
$Sss: "a repair: 800
e msmSes Of Board Of Aldermen and Beard q
ssississ-Dsns ~ rin..c. H0
$500: Ssasse 2sa.Sad. Dsps;insai S
CORRESPONDING and repa'Fs.. O0O
g s. recommend 4:
r 9:: Sc; s = q as: me 6 hsas. SOD S
9ae Sssls 80 g g % iSss; s: -.
on. 10 s. n snppo1 ~ q IS Se :pgsS
hcs tle syoupa Included n :aid esiimaiss under ef
E E s:: s; s:'::';:s :, :
Pefntendent 5000 90
The srcs: amount required :c:cld
ing TO the estimates Of the Comp. u4
AaS Ssior amount: recommended b.
me committee. .................... $4,000 o.
70 BE- deducted. s %
Thu. reducing Tie amount required to Ss .ppropr, -
Deduct de amount Of estimated income Of he Cor
pOraion, applicable to ne above. say... ss64s2 Is
s o = sss saa
q s nun
Lon: seven hundred and sshiynve tAousand dolarh
ssspscs sas plan Isope.sd y .As coPtyqla HAS,
Ne Wv. preSsn.d IN the report q Do Joiat Com
mittee above mentioned. and approve said plan.
committee wUu6 therofOro recommend Tie pongAGo Of
"a sEai..sss g xaoh dFs hsrs'0 aanslsd and 40 no
II i A. 8; e az s.. 3 ". ,pgs
e: e & "a !. ~. y: sSs
.Ic ss1 q e ms ne s ee 80 e 70 ssu:s
Of The accompanying oct 70 provide for the funding pay
ing the floating debt Of the Corporation Of The y a New
York.
Resolved Tia. NE Componer b. and he b hereby autho
lied and requested 70 cause Be printed in convenient form,
the ocers Of ho Coporaon exceeding
hundred copies Of h estimates for 1880 with The proceedings
Of he Common Council hereoo Including he ordinance max
ing he annual Appropriations for said year.
= m fT CAA9. G. CORNELL. Especial Committee
I;LA; B00IE on Tax Levy
tr..ss JOHN n. BRADY, for 16o0
NEW YonK, Jan. IA 1880 .,,-..rA III ,'..-...
An Ordinance makhg Ae appropriations for he sup
port The Government Of e City Of New YORK for The year
l6e0 The payment Of The interest portion Of The city debt
and TIE annua nsamenn upon hs principal Of sad debt
beceming duo IN saA year:
lork In Common Council convened, do ordain follows
As Oily Of New York 56r ae year l Ss following sums Of
Nancy hereby respectively appropriated for the objects
and purposes ret forth and explained Tho Compolers
uunnf0a 1900 nnnoDGd Ut
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;iasasss ksssso ssasssd u IS ssy:- - :
nd isss $500
Aims HSuas Dsparent .i1 hundsed and thirty. 49, =,
AIM .n anS hundred
Belgian pavement two hundred and y thousand on nm
e s:s s s
cy sonsnssne:s :isiiy ticr::ad do.....::::: 5000
cen Sou@ed doisss - $1,000
isrs, m...e e.n NOUN: n's ..rr:.. oo $500
Cisanins street., three hundred THOUSAND dollar 100000
sisaiy sss soa:1s - - - ls7s7a
ss.. 80 :..,..::.::. $1,000
sSsS:sad sve SSndseS dolsrs 1850
ssad Dollar. go ~: - 5000
sad Soii.ss. 5000
:sna Collar. = .. ss@
Riscton expenses, twenty thousand dollars -. 1000
Fl.sgns .idewslks and fencing vacant lots, two ..o
Fire .nS Police sR'Sts1c SS
tSS osasa ma as sSs .ce. .e.e.;e 40 :.a
Land: and pisces Mount Morris square twenty IVY
Lands pareSs:sd for tais: and .sssssmsni; :iiy w
thousand dollars 5000
Printing and advertising for Common Council dxiy
r. nSSss sr dSs twenty thousand dollar: SSSS
Pubic building Oonstructicn and repairs one
Re. e.tase-zPenass one hundred and seventy :.
Ave shsus.qS dcll.s,; All: :: 1892
ssss: . asa ss::as $50 sSs ssa;a So:
:saa ss saaa1ss N! IsHs S dslis1s, .@o. noa s
eaiaries- 1Ayos oace !hreen thousand dollar B0oo
$3.50 s1sss Dspsrtsul ssvshsyaa ihoasand -.
s.,aree-C rcten Aqusdaet Department thirty
s.lsrss%LAw Dsp:ru,snt twsnsy.sis thousand :. -.
even hp2fred snd afy So!l..s: 37so
housand Ave hundred dollars $500
SanrieS-Cc01n1600ncrg OF Hoel@, four thouuAnd
two hundred and ffy 4,2G0
0ve hundred delars.. $500
6alaxiee-Board Of Asse0oes, seven thousand DOL.
lars. ..:............:.:...... 1000
Hs1. eo $4,000
St4aiopery and blank book, twenty five thousand
ssWM1 Ren.irin9 ana cisaain. aity iicr:.ni s'''S
dollars 5000
&reet improvements gxtoen thousand dosr4.. $4,000
exees-RepAxn4e 40 repairs, one hundred and
sccsV lr 6s1sldssason * Juvenile Dslnqueni:,
eig6 thousand dollarp. 5000
suPpnes fr 80 clsaninS public ohsss, thirsynve
supplies fOr FOlss Department, twenty thoussnd
0o1lorD. 1900
Wharvea piefs and snps two hundred and thirty.
nno tou1and dollexs $4,000
thcasasd Dollar rs.ooo
49, sn IA tu11.ps ana c'esnms' iour m
SEC me following sums Of money are hereby approp
eteo Br e 0Ymemt OF u f01 O. that portion OF The q
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07sf WARD.-A NETTING or TIE WARD COMMIT.
mittee Of The Twenty 1r ward elected undF the callof
Scnss q Second svensc and fourth st.eet Thursday
u lh nol 1he 6utnx1teo being called 70 oror,
moved and seconded that he following gsusan Be eeced
by reclamation Tor uos u thh commi6e for u ensuing
Ard 1sj Haish secretaries; Jon.Xhan fots ressufs.
Inc resolution was uneuimousy Adopted and he above
naMed gentlemen duly elected. JAfAB HAHONY,
N DuSHxDoRS, eeey pro tena- n 0hairman psu iem
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NEW Y0HK, Jan. IA 1880 .----.-.TL n -
An Ordinance mixing Tie appropriations for The sup
port The Government Of he City Of New YORK Tor the yea
l0o0 The payment Of The interest portion Of The city debt
and Tie annual nst.ments upon hs principal Of said deb
beceming duo IN sah year.
Ths Mayor Aldermen, and Ccmsnaly Of Tie city Of Nev
Tori, In Common Council convened do ordain foows-
hs CITY Of New York for the year f8 the following
Nancy are hereby repevey spproprased for The object
and purposes ret forth and explained In the Compoers
tnat0 hseslo anneRed, M ITO say:-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1EA1g NETTING or s4HE UNITED PIANOFORTR
M 1aken-An Phnoforte Makers are hereby requested
Ha 20 Grand slee motive e renderng account q
q No re OF shte Bradbuys Pianoorte Factory Also,
70 ocnsuh and ake such measures be necessary
ease Of other such academia BY order Of
tNI FN taN CHARLES FIEHHR, Secretary,
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THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK BENEVOLENT
their 187 Bowery Sunday at Tx O'clock attend
the funeral Of onr late associate, L. n Tribe.
ROBERT BEATTY, Jr., President.
G. F. RAIN, Secretary.
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

AZ A HEALTHY TONIC BEvERAGE MENINGITIS
"A Mali Wine unrvalod. For sale In easea Of one dozen
sash b. principe, FSss,: 1nd vino Ss, y Nm 49,.