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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27
AuorloN sALEs-rurUar DAYS.

ROBINSON ADAMs4 co., Auctcneers,
oorne; 9th and Main Sts !
WE will offer at Auction, on FRIDAY morning.
" the 29th instant conmsncipg ati0 O'clock
800 boxes N anufactured Tobacco tN
lCOO lbs. Smoking Tobacco,
1000 uba and florida Cigar,
80 kegs haccaboy Snuff,
90 caddits Scotch do,
u boxes Clarified Sugar,
Is bbs and half bills. Brown Sugar,
10 kegs smithheld LARD,
go kegs Starch,
10 do Bi oarb Soda,
20 boxes CASTLE Soap,
as do Turpentine Soap,
80 doc. Backing,
90 grlss Virginia Matches,
with a general assortment Of Groceries.
ALSO,
/ case 1000 yards Extra English sprng De LANES,
variety OF Dry Goods, Hats. shoes, &c nc.
Fell particulaTein Special Notice.
Copsignments solicited for the above sale.
ap21-d kobiNsON, ADAme W.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

In accordance wish ORDERS AL officers arriving In the
city, and those duty this city vho have not already done
so will report person, without delay at these headquarteF
BY order Of Bngsdier General JoHs H. wED.n, Oonne
Dent J. w. PEGRAM, A. A. Gen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27

Odd sshoF's HAN
BALLARD HOUSE.
fIMPOR TANT CHAN gle.
THE Proprietors Of the BALLARD HOUSE
II dsempg It conducive the comfort and convenience Of
their .Sy have determined 70 s'adu'' the N's'
T5s HOTEL vi be est bshed under this arrangement and
After The ~ Of ap as rss sS cur S
WIN Be supplied with the best that the market can slora
every and comfort . regards rooms ana
The beg leave their hsn 70 those vao
ua attention q he pleasure and soOr hope
70 merit continuance Of the zane.
MEkrs-Prom A n. 70 IL p. n. ~ -
epl >. " IALLln.ln nv : 80
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS THROUGH.
OUT TIE CONFEDERAoY.
QUARTERMASTERG GENERALS DEPARTMENT,
RAILkoAD BURrAU
Richmond, Feb 20, 1864.
oISHE friends and relatives of soldiers in the
a Army Mort Virginia hereby notified thaish ar
Company ali packages OF food and wearing apparel 70
To secure the advantages thus through Express
Company the fol owing Instructions must be observed;
well secured AMI plainly NAKED and sent al e expense hs
slipper either othe Soldiers Relief Associations. which are
In North Carolina at Ralsist in South csrona ooanbs;
sors a. Asgcsts In Ai.o.ma q Montgomery .. 70 any
The Of these associations will there take charge Of hem
ot Ii state. < ehanS Who viii
distributed TO the proper Individual owners 5s..s--
the the soldiers, and 70 give them certain
speedy communication WITH hos, he southern EIpes.
Company has agreed give ms freight preferences over every
thing order that obstacle 70 e success
enterprise, several railroad companie. are
hereby requested the Company such facilities
vii this arrangement mpiete success
Asthe Southern Express Company all responsibility OF
1npoon Of these packages the Relief Associations are
withdraw their who have heretofore acted
travelling III Relief Associations all establish
Agencies rear oher armies they enjoy the same
privileges HEREBY secured to the Army Of Northern virginia
= rfla " " Sims,
Lieut. COL and Qdsrtermaster.
Approved. tt.
A. 4. LAwros, arf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-27
mo Mps SARAH M. MAYO:

Executors named In the WIN OF Ra
april 10Th, 1s64-apg2 w4w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

HONE rrRANTs.-For his rule over his family
and for his conduct to wife and children, sui els
over whom his power is monarchical, any one
vho watches the world must think with trembling
Of the account which many man will hive 20
render. For in our society there is no law to con.
troll the king Of the freside lie il muster O.
property, happiness, life almost. He is rec %
punish, to mike happy or unhappy to ruin or to
torture. lie may X | a wife gradually, and be NJ
more questioned than the grind seiguior who
browns a slave at midnight. lie may make slave
slaves and hypocrites OF is fhrlden, or friends and
freeman or drive them into revolt and enm1
against lhe natural laws of love. have heard
politicians and ooffee-house wiseacres taking over
the newspaper, and railing at the tyranny Of the
emperor, and wondered how these, who are mon
archs too in their way, govern timer own donin,
IONS at home, where each man rules absolute
When the annals of each litte reign are shown
the Supreme Master aBder whom We hold soyer.
eighty, histories will be LAID bare OF household ly
rants cruel as Am lrath, savage as Nero, and reck
less and dssolute as Charles Ihackerary
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16
How the Chinese Make Dwarf Trees.

We have all known from childhood how the
Chinese cramp their women's feet, and 50 mau.
age 10 make keepers at home;' but how they
contrive to grow miniature pines aid oaks IN
flower pots Tor halt q century, has always been
much Of a secret. They aim fret nd last Mt the
seat Of vigorous growth, eodcsvoring to weaken
it as far as may consist with the preservation Of
life. They begin at tho beginning. Taking a
young plant (say q seeding or cutting Of a
cedsr) when only Two or three inches high,
they cut OF its taproot as soon as 1t has other
root.eu enough ~ live upon, and rcplan, II in
. shallow eartbern pot or pan. The end oil the
tap-root ID generally made 70 rest on the bottom
Of the pan, or on aat stone within il. Allu-
wal clay Is then put into the pot, much Of It in
bi,s the sss OF bssus, and just enough in kind
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16
poetry.
Home News in Battle Time,

Dying Along the ,rOdden, bloody field,
Along the hills where til the tide Of battle ran
The nigh, came down with ming spear and shield
Came down starry legions marching in her van
Game down and touched tho rows OF manged dead
Across the knobs aud by the llttle ridges lying
With loving smAe and, silent bowed her head
Like sou5 pale mourner, over other brave ones dying
Just on the siges Of the stormy hgh
A the soft night down, group ofsodiers kneH
Around CONRAD. lying calm and white,
A stAiu Of flowing UloOd upon his bayonei bet
Close Dy him, the u4mpl.d meadow-srsss,
Beside his musket unopeneo letter lay
A message from his home which now alas
Must be forever dark because OF this sad day
Read to me- Corporal" he said at last
Read me whsl Mary says shall die happier 50
Then, hilc his face spa passed,
lie sadly ucaned; " 1t only came to-day, you know
Just as / came aHeh twas gwen
Icould pause to read it then but comrades hafh
Pm going now--th. long, dim way see
Read me what Mary says twin cheer me in the dark
They read him, as he wished, the precious lines
The words Of love- Of brave encouragement and ceef
Read him how Mary, mid her household shrines,
Was no ,eful aud content how baby, little dear
Had learned to walk no" Tom hah won the PIt'
Al school last term how he the dear one far away
Was prayed for nightly hoy with sraining eyes
They waited his return, for fiesta day.
They ceased. Upon the pallid, vacant face
A deeper shadow fell, aud with weary CRY
The dying so der sobbsd - Give them Thy grace,
o. blessed Father shield them ill the storm goes by y
His voice grew faint, then eeased-but one who bent
Close to fading lips card this Coed ght my dears
Asif with deaths cold chill and pains were blent
Of home-dresms Of life's brighter year.
And s III the battle thfObbed along the hills
aud still the dying and the dead in Dillowsla
Aloag the opes and by the crimson rills-
The night shades fOdIug all the nantes dun aud gray
There, where he fell, they scooped shallow grave,
Aud with her letter his heart, so cold and calm
Len him 20 wait the ron-csil Of the brave,
Ths summons TO receive the vcor's erOwn and palm
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

and quantity to furnish a scanty nourishmont 20
the plant. Water enough is given To keen d
in growth, but not enough to excite q vigorous
habit. 50, likewise, in the application Of light
and heat.
As the Chinese pride themseyes on tho shape
of their miniature trees. they uaa s.rings WHY
and PEGS, and various other mechanic cone
trivances TO promoe symmetry of ma Of 5
fashion Their pets INTO odd hucy figure llat
by the use Of very shallow pots, Jhc R'o8'h %
the taproots is out Of the question b. tae use
of poor soil and little Of II, and ittl1 wa 81.
any srong growth is pre- ontcd. Then 100,
he top and sde-rools being within cosy reach
of the gardener, are shortened by hs pruning
knife Or scared with his bot iron. - tue hatis
tree, finding itself headed on every slde, gives
up the idea Of strong growth, asklig only Tor
lite, and just growth enough 10 Ave ao1 zoos
well Accordingly, each new s3t Of let'ea
becomes more and more stuutod, the buds ADD
rJotlets are diminished 10 proportion, al+ e
length balance is established between ~ ~
part OF the tree, making dwarf IN all rcspao b.
la some kinds Of trees this end Is reaohsi ih
three or four years Ia others ten Or fifteen
years are necessary. Such ia ianey hoflcuilurr
among the Celestials.- The iechnoioga
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

KEEPING Cows rs. fArIESINo CATTLE "A
farmer, who i,r many years KEEP. milk daiy
Tor the New York market, but finally uruea
his attention to fattenlng cattls yays " My
experience is that can iatien a bullock upoo
less feed than will keep mich COW up tn iulJ
measure of milk" He prefers tic Hereford
Tor the shambles, to aly other breed he has
tried, and the Ayishires tor milking purI oses
Selling milk compared to selling beet, welra
much harder on farm. In the latier case,
rich food produces rich manure, which applied
to the soil increases It's fertility IN the to, mcf.
it goes to the production OF milk, which alter "a
time it is said so deprives plstu,es OF the bone
material that cows must be led bone dust d.
supply iIs place, or the grass dressed with bon
| manure.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16
ecl views fer he jIu'oriaaal.
G II EROKEE REMED Y
CHEROKEE INJECTION.
oomousDrD FROM ROOTS, p,pEe AND trAyss.

# COhFOusDhD FROh ROOTS, hAhkb AND LHAYtf
CHEROKEE REMEDY. the great indian Diureuc, cuss
y all diseases Of he urinary organs, such nconu
aence Of the Urine Inflammation ~ the Bladder lnaam
nation Of the Kidn Us, Stone In the Bladder Sr cturt
Gravel elect GonorrhG, and sespecially rec mmsndcd
In those cases Of Fluor Abus COR Whites In ftuales)
where all the old nause0us medicines have failed.
il is prepared in highly concentrated form. he dose
only being from one Two easpoonfus three times pr
day
It's diuretc and Alterauvs 10 ir action purifypn
and cleansing the blood, causiaP 10 g. h0w al oi
It's Original purity AT yigor thus removing from me
system All pefnci0Is cagsra which have induced dt-
ease
Cherokee Injection il Intended a. an aIly or ass.tan
to the Cherokee Remedy, and should he uaed 10 coniunc
lion 9th that medicine n al cases = uorrhg elect
Fuor Alhns or Whites. It's effects ar hsaluR soothing
nd demuoent removing sea dug, heat cbordae % 10
pain instead Of the buruing and almost ndtrah par
that il experienced with nearly all the che1p quHck n
jrctons.
By the use n the Cherokee Remedy aud Cherokee ~
iection-the two medicines a. the same m--4i lio-
proper scharges removed. aud the weak md an
IRE speedily restored 10 tull ygof and streng o.
For full particulars GET our pamphlet from any dme
store 10 the Country or write u.s. and We VIII mail free
70 tny address fulltreaiife
Price Cherokee medy ~ per bottle three ho.ie.
for e.
Price, Cherokee injections s2per bos, or three b9tss
for So
sent by Express to any address on fcceip, ~ price
Soldby all drug DE every where.
Ok. ", 4. atERWIN 4 CO., SOLE Proprirf0rs,
No 90 Liberty Street New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16
l1lc0iGIllGs
C0SEkVANE -,
and the best remedy ever prepared for
DISEASES OF THE LIVER, SCROFuLA, ALL HI
MUEs ANUI aPUhlIEs OF LIE BLOOD
AND DISEASES OF
THE SKIN.

Theprepariur and combininp the blood Root Elixii
alteud ed win results to midi 81 science next Ia I'M
portante O ubal ton OF ether DO surgery. hoo@ ana
plants, themselves puuRon and disas reeabe, nre bi
uHeW and scie tihC liOCesH eN faet.g IN YaCu0 J
rendered nj ore Elective 10 their peiai0n entirely a.
vested / the grIpii AMI disresslnF pam winch attend
he non OF all oAei puigauye medicine. Icy me
also made To- b. come eighty
PLEAbANl AND A0ht EAbLE 10 HE TASTE,
by their euliar c0mbua oil wur 70 .rieoily 70
1am NJ with uaura thai no unpleasant reaction VIII
follow lis operation taso posse zee .
A DlFt slVn and ALfEKA11VE EFFECT,
Wmch can only We obtained hy medicine IN nuldsthe
These ate new elemeut- IN purgati m.dlcpe
The hard aud compact manner IN which p are pre-
par,d, yeudes 1em ludlgestibe-aud when iafen are
forced Though the toma.b bowels, hail dissolved,
cauI o. paflal nc iai' ttrrehy cfeallhg nina''u
nd pain to he parts connected With thef pasage.
one y II dissolved ,t- pAdeM lem, Will produce more
medlci al an physical ~ & than ave 81 crude state
The Blood Root hXu hps 10 partial acucn upon me
b wo-, M }. quail diili ed more aud throughout
tnt whole circu ptou "a t.t hlu4a imparnR healthy
and NV gnfafog action 10 O. stomach AID bowe y
liver uuge, kdne. f. ard gently stimulating dormant
AM morbi1 secretion throughout Tie whole system
sin ieto.e WI iuodncrac reTlni deNhIeraunS
cOmmoion winch wil im piJe TIM patient with cor n
4euce ana assurance Oh mime late reuei cOntihu
auc for shO period will rive he obscure and hidutn
umo 10 the surface oi the skin sud Iom0ve or cheek
scroiullul aif ciionH, and by thua purifying hpd
20. ng htnlt blood, VIII remove the most irnIlu'
CAUoEo cJNsCNI TIoN.
It rcites the various organs the system toaci te-
alo ted part removing the causes wicl induce rh,n-
m ii.m and ueJaIg q, head enc l'.s At trpe ne dys
p-a ci ssNeuts auo ht Va lus d-eastt "lich ar-e
1in q isu e4ent of Che .tom ella aud bowels and
ie, Fic'ed CIR. ulat on of the blood
Con- be- and csld+ iu thci eg ly Fuge-. will immedi
atply y ,Id 20 Che effect Of DE Elixir
Ih Blo0l $50 Fix a. uitns mo IN neral no pc nj
CIous botanical emtu no exc lant, but stimulates the
.cJ etous by ~ m ana n.ye clion. t Is iie.
Sc and paiuc. apertnt ha- adecidsdy sau'ary acton
upon noe yer and there las been no medicine prepared
ST common family u.c which d n..r. qull merit
Travellers both by sen ald iaud Will hno the ElNil
fr ffIH .I HEI Do of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

TIA BRAND AND rHIFR MEANINGS - Ib- al
loving will interest hOusekeepor h5sn q
meanr before the rains, or Furnishing -prug
that is, early in tito spring; hence j, sot'eu e3U-
ed " Young Tyson, Tyson skin. il ctmp5,J
OF the native term for which ~ tea ssips r
fuse ofst'll coaTser d descriptions CONTAINING many
stems, IS called /" tel bones "BHei' H en-
name OF The hills in the region where % IL c)ics.
ted "Pekoe or POGO meane wbifc HAIRS,
the down OF tender leaves pJwcaong, liJel
plant" SOuchong, email plant rwankty is the
name OF small river in the region wlereiJ j.
bought Congo from term sigolyins labor,
IRON the care required in us Preparations.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

REMARKS ON HoRsEs. John Cumming Jf,
who reported for the Committee VI BreW.nk
Mares Tor the MIdllesex Nlss. ASrcu.t0.4I
Society," at the LAST exhibition. said "lhe veg
breed Of horses to be selected for ai W y, l
believe to be the Morgan The b14. ago %
breed FROM undoubtedly ~ as soon aa tHc DOM
is full matured bu. that the age should BIS.
anything to do in the award Of premiums, o
not believe. Surely that dam winch cnll1
show the greatest number Of sound, li-lro
portoned, and otherwise desirable otls, ~.
matter a, what age, should be called tlg os-
breeding mare
Addison Gage, who reported on roadster. e
the same exhibition, SAID Your c1mmt,e.
we're OF opinion that speed alone Gin tho morse,
docs not enttle the owner 70 any premium
horse may show speed Tor q mile Or ten miirs
and still not be god roa ister A parac
roadster 10 the most useful OF u horses. Ip b.
perfect be must combine not onv speed bu
Il short easy gait, style, action, courage au,
ambition with peasaet disposition 1t farm
ers would pay moro attention TO The quality o
The took they inteod 90 breed from, tley w0ul.
fad it much to their advantage
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16
THE GREAT
INDIAN M z DICIN ~
CHER kEE CUgG!

a. RIO EE CEssssi
A Nunhillnl cure FOR spermaorrhea senla1 wrU
4 ness Nocturnal Emsso.s AMI ala dil- .scs ear rd
by self pollution such AZ Ltss Of Memo s.. In4g.rt
Lasstude, ANS In he Back Dimness Of Vision. grema
ture Old Age Weak Nerves Dfbcuty " HratHnF
rr milling, Naysfulness, Erupfiou- on DE Dos. fHt
tounlenancf Insanity, Consumption and 81 10 Uriu.
complaints caused hy Departing from 70" p1'h % uafura
medicine ~ asimple vegetable @Sr tnl 0Hr 90
Viii an eAn rely AZ &c has besn used 10 oIr sra ue
for many Seafs. and with thousands treated 30 hafno
failed 10 I'VE Instance II curative ovsrshayc arf
iuthcien. 20 vain victory the most stubborn
10 ih1sr wh have fed with their constitution uuu
they thtk tht mselyes beyond me reach ~ icl tt
We woult say nssp tiT not h. herosre urc re.
you tot Glth and vgor, ald after AL on ck cr
have failed
70 fl particulars geta Circular from any itug store
in the coun ~. or Wiite tis q-Qprieiors Who viii ma
FREE TO any our desiring hs full irea bee lnpam
phlet form
free s. per bottle, or three bottle for 90 and or
warded BY Express 70 al rts Z the world
Sold hJ all respectable druggists everywhere.
Ill, w. Il. AERWIN &tu., Sole Pro"ueiors.
No. Lib riy Street. Ner I.fk
c. Goodwin and ". -. Burr Hos' 1lcssie
Agents febly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

fHE QUEEN oT PUDDNos-O0e pint oi nice
fac bfeaa crumbs to one quart milk. on elp
of sugar, the yolks of tour eggs leatl. tLa
grated rind Of a lemon, peice Of butter the
slze of an egg Bake until done but not wnfcry
Whip the whites OF the eggs stiff and beat be- o
teacuptul OF sugar in which has been stirred che
juice of the lemon. Spread over the puidug
layer OF jelley or any sweetmeais you prefer
Pour the whites Of the e.gs over thisauo replace
in the oven and bake lightly 10 b3csteu cold
with cream. It rs SECOND only TO ics cream. aod
for some seasons better
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16
Manhood; how Lost, how Restored

Just published, new edition OF DIR. Gu scrwell's
celebrated Essay on the radical cure (wi,hout mrd
clpt) OF Sp.rmattorfhmA. or Seminal Meaknes, nNol.
untary Seminal Losses, lnpot Acy Mental and Physical
lneapscty, mpediments IA Marriage ETC. also, 'oa-
sumption Epilepsy and Fits inuueed by self Indulgence
or sexual exgrayAgance
gty rriee IN Sealed enyelopc, only cts.
fhV celebrated author In this admirable Essay clearly
demonstrates from thirty years sueecssfil practice,
That the alarming consequ Of self Abuse may be
radically cured without the dangerous use u inerna
medicine, or the application Of N, nf-pontng ont
mole " at ones ample certain AMI enctual, by
Of which every sufferer, matter WIN, hts con
dou may be, may cure himself ohsapy, privately aud
radically,
ar This Lecture should be In the hands of every
youth and every man In the lani
sent under seal In plan envelope, to any address
postpaid on the receipt Of ak GEMS, or Two postage
1mrs, address the publishers,
CHAs, J. 4. KLINE n co.,
i2f Bovery, New York. Pest once Bon 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16

A NEw AND CHEAr WAY TO PREPARE CUR.
RANTS FOR INVALID UsE.-Ssyen POUNDS q
curranls and one pound Of sugar cook i the
currants are thoroughly broken up then strain
through a colander and boil the strained liQuii
down TO a thick syrup, ten add the ourront
left on the colander, and cook as much as
possible without burning Spread the conserve
thus prepared on plates or other shallow dishes
and act in the sun. Ordinarily in one days
drying the mass may be cut through, AM turned
to dry the other SIDE. The drying should he
continued until the pieces will not sick tole.6ag
il laid upon one another. The same proc ~
may be followed with sour cherries, and doubtless
with blaokbernea. A few raspbefrc. may ~
added to the currants to give favor A piece
of this may be held in the mouth Of the pa3ent,
or it may be treated with water 20 make b
cooling driok 10 either case it is far preferable
to jsllies, as it gives all the refreshing ac,iy %
the fresh fruit without cloying VITA sugar
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-16
OuACA NNsTRuM MAKhRS.

through ials. certificates references, ana
cations OF their medicines By iis f,G3 no snLot e
Pose or oontrudic ,hem or Tho besides, to farther
their imposition coz Eom Medical Books much that
written OF the qualities and edecs Of diileren, herbs
lul uauts sscriue ali the 10 their pills, tx
rsc, Specifics Sc. most Of which IL not all contain
Mercury becauN I'd TIE ancient belief O., It's ouIint
every thing = Uni now known 60 " XII more than 10
nred aud hose not killed conetutonally injured Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12

The Board met at ! o'clock n. on Thur.iay.
The Mayor sent IN q veto the resolution sploin,-
Ing Speciol Comuittee TO make arrangements Tor he
celebration Of Washing .ous Birthday Tho Nayor o.
Iects % the resolution OF the ground that While tie
Committee are 10 haso fuu power % create liabilities
yet there s appropriation specified in the resolution
~ cover tie expense so incurred. and that ia lis
opinion no expenditures can be- made without appgo.
If.atol being provided for them.
Immediately ate It's reading u the above conr1uni
cation Mr. Blice preseneia resolution appropriaung
81 90 ~ eiJhy the expenses VI tue Committee On TIC
celebration Of NasangtOl's blTthany ana IA dong 80
stated that he thought this ND 0o'iatc th1 dhcujy
dwot 1pon in Ito Mayors communication The Ieso.l-
tion was nii over.
TIE New Family hii Fund ordinance was called up,
md amended ~ to read az follows. Int 30 relief
shall be afforded any person who was lot Resident
OF us city 40 the time OF tie enlistment Of the person
"a whose behalf tie rclei $ claimed shah sly 70.
lof be afford q any solder Jeon Eng - he Invalid
Corps Who Is not eIsGI,Cd q the quota o! tD.a city
Adopted.
TIE resolutions from ire Aldermen that the Con-
trOor Os directed % sell a. arei al the ferry nal-
chiscs and piers an! al rea. estate, nov yielding 20
revenue g. the city, re!t rrct.
a. large uuubcr OF general orders we're disposed u,
and the Board adjourned ~ Monday next.
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