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RKLIls sPKOIFIO PILLs-WAR

RkNTHD N ALL 0AsEs-Oan Be- relied
HSvsr an 70 oursl Do not uaussatsi Are Epesi
IA sstionl 30 change OF diet required Do not II
tarfsrs With buAiness purBuitsi Gan be used with
eat dstsotiOn Upward Of 700 oures the past month
some OF them very cases. Over hun
drsd phyEoianE have used them IN thsir prAe-
tlOs and speak well Of their eGcacy and approve
Of thslr composition, which h sntirely vegetable
and harmless on the system. Hundreds Of oertii,
eata can BE- shown Bells Specific PillE tn,
original and only genuine specific Pill They are
adapted for mAls and female, oidoF young, ans
ne only reliable remedy for sneotinE . psrmsd
nSnt and speedy IN AL cases Of epermAtorThsa-
O. seminal Weakness with El its trains OF evils
tH Saoh UrsthFal and Vaginal Discharges, Gleet
Z = be Whites Nightly OF InsolantAry EmssonE In
sontiasnoe, Genital Debility and Irritablity, In
Dotancy, Weakness or loas Of Power, Nervous De-
bility, fc. 6e ell Of which arise principally fro
sexual Exoeases or Self Abuse, some oonstitu
tsonarderangomsnt and incapaoitatsE the sufferer
f from fulfilling the duties Of married life. In 81
HsEunl diseases GonorThea, Gle0t and StriotuFss
0ongutine Physician for the treatment Of Seminal
Urinary, sexual and Nervous Diseases, who viii
Isnd fres 70 AL, the following valuable work. n
sealed snxslops;
Tn FIFTIEfE THoUAaED.-Dr. Bells Treatise on
of Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
nt Ei7htly Emissions, Genital Debility, &C., 30.
aamphlet Of O. pRges, containing Important 1d
Vioe % the Aniisted, and which should be read
tVary sufersr, the OF cure In the EsveTssI
stagsa is plAInlE set forth. Two stamps required
% paY postage. July2liR iRSamo. =. .frikWy
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FROM CHATTANOOGA,
Chattanooga, Feb. 8.

CHATTANOoGAi Feb. 8.
p Last night Colonel Gowan, with the 9Th
Tennessee Mounted Infantry attacked the
guerrillss under Gatewood, in the camp in
McLemorAs Cave killing and woundIng q
number and capturing several horses. The
commander would take no prisoners.
Yesterday he was attacked by the bush
whsckers but repulsed them, killing two.
After Colonel Gowan had passed up the
cave q force of 100 rebels came in his rear
and took position at Bailey Gross Roads
A force of rebels, l5O strong, attacked the
garrison at Triune Hill, but were repulsed
by Msior Haskin's command
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IRON RASHINGTeN.
WASHINGTON, Feb.

" AbEI4NuIULai It eUs +
President Lincoln and Secretary Seward
arrived hefe from Fortress Monroe this
morning, They had an informal confer
ence with Stephens, Hunter and Campbell,
on board the steamer River Queen, in
Hampton Roads
The conference occupied four hours, and
is positively known TO have resulted in no
change OF attitude, other of the Govern
ment or of the rebels, In other words, it
was failure.
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SPRING GOODS
s5, ,29O TO BE GIVEN AWAY
: Elegant lIOire Antique snks,

Among which are the following GIFTS:
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, FEB. 4.
A specsal despatch TO the Baltimore
american, from Annapolis, after annOunc-
ing the arrival there of President Lin
coin and Secretary Seward, says 1t was
rumored on board the steamer thst brought
them that an armistice of thirty Gays
would take place and that there is pros
poets of an early settlement of our difficult
ties. This is of course all rumor.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

-54as LOUISVILLE, Feb 8.
The guerrillAs dashed into Midway last
evening, and burned the railroad depot and
its contents, telegraph instruments, &c.
While the depot was burning they robbed
the stores, and every body they met Of
watches, money clothing, &c, and then
started down the Versailles pike at full
speed. 1t is reported that the gang was
led by Qusntrell, Mondy and Magrude, and
that they had just been driven away from
Georgetown by the Federal forces.
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LEAVE HRIh

80 A. m.-HlGaT HXPRESs TRAIH-stov,Ina
At Girard, AshtAbulA ana PainsIViile onIT and
arrive At Cleveland At ] 70 A. \.
6:l5l A. n. - MAIL AND ADOCMHODATICH
rRAI6-Stopping 81 AL Htationa and arriTe AZ
OsVaand AZ iO.s1 A d.
IO.l5 a. M.-T0LEDO EGPRE5S-atopPinE as an
statisaa except SWAnTlle, Saybrook, UnionViIis,
PERM, Mentor and Wioklins. and arrives 81
Cleveland 81 2:l5 P.M.
SIS P. m.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppinx {
Girard, Oonneaut, AahtabuiA, Geneva PAtne3
vile only, and arrives In Cleveland st 9s25 ?. -
~ Second Glass Cans are run on ell through
Trains.
An the trains EoinE westward connect st OsVelAa.
with trains for folsdo, Chicago, Columbus, oncln-
natl. indianapolis, Sc. Louis, 6c.s and Az through
trains going eastward connect ~ Dunkirk with the
trains Of the New York Erie Railroad, and at Buf-
fAl with those Of ths Hey York Central Banalo
New York City Railroads for New YORK, AlbanE,
Boston, Niagara Rslls &C., and at Erie with tra1s
on the Philsdelphia Erie Railroad.
~ Day Express, East and West, connoot5 Al
olr1rd with Trains on ETte Pittsburgh Rstlroad
lor LinesTille, MesdYillss jamestown, &C.
Casvelsnd. Oct. s7st. issz- =
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FRoM LouIsfILLE.
I.on1svrLLR. Fah. 2.

--------- LOUItNILLhI NbU. q
Major Genernl Burbridge and Colonel
Farleigh returned to-day, the former re-
suming his command and the latter, for
the present. his position as commandant
Of this post.
Yesterdays Nashville Union says; In
telligence entirely reliable reports that
Hoods army are rapidly disbanding.
Deserters by hundreds are coming into our
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FROM TORONTO.

TORONTO, Feb. 4.
The Alien Bill passed the Upper and
House last night and will receive the Gov
erument sanction on Mondsy.l
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CONsOIIDATIO y.

CHICAGO, Feb 4
Tne hill approving the consolidation of
the Galena g. Northwestern Roads passed
the Illinois Legislature Yesterday.
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Oysters.
gFuttstry.

DISSOLUTI0N.-The co-existing Part
L. nership heretofore carried on by Alex. B.
HAlliweli and J. R. Daniels. DsntistA has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. Tho business
for the present will be carried by DR.. HAiiv ell
It the old Establishment corner Of Ontario street
AAd the Public Square, whore sll claims sgainst
the said hrm will be settled, and all outstanding
debts due the aaid Il. a D. must be paid on OF be.
fore the LIST day Of April 1855; If not they will be
placed In the hands Of q Collector.
Z 0LsvELAND, o.. January ad, ss5.
ALEX. B. HALLTNELL, Md.
jSnlO ]. H. DANIELS
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SrtflaI Natiffs,
MPORFANT no LADIES-D

- IMPORTANT TO LADIES-Dr. HAr-
Vsy'E Female PIn naVe yet ailsd In rsmoV-
lnz di9cultiss arising from obstruction, OF stop
psgs Of nature or in FostcEing the system to psrs
p oof health vhsn EuGeTsng from Spinal Ahsoti0nE.
TprolApsua Utsri, ths Whites, or other weakness
ths Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
lSH on the constitution, and may be taken By the
Degt delicate ismAle without causing distress-ths
nAue tims they aot Ike . charm By Strengthening,
lnvigcrAting and restoring the system Q . health
eonditiOns and b. bringing On the monthly period
Uith regularity, no matter from what causes the
obasruetion may ariIa. Thsy should, however, HoR
b taken during the Ant thrss months q pregnan.
81, though safs Is any othSr tine - nisoaniaEs
would be the result.
Hsoh box contains 90 pills. Prics / %.
Dr., HAnNHX'B TERGfIsI on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, HiloArriAgs, BaueanesG, stsrillty, Re-
Broduction, and Abuses Of Nature, and snphstical-
he Ladies Private Medical Adviser, Pamphlst
Of "a pages, sent nee 70 any address six cents
qliFed 70 pay postage -e
The pills and book VIII be sent By mat when Do
uFOd, securely sealed, and prepaid, By
J.. BRYAN, II. D., General Agent,
no. I6 Cedar st.. HeW York.
- Sold By Ill the principal Druggists.
e. W CLARK, Drnggist, Agent for Cleveland.
iuIys1 Rs:m-WGkWy
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OLEVELAND AND IOLEDO d. &
~ w,vrrR sPF1EaEnEsR lss.-s.

Isst-s. WINTER ARRAEeEAHBE. lS64-6.
On and After Monday, Oct. Slst, 1854, Passenger
Trains Win IsaEs Cleveland as olloWs (sandAys ez'
s.i6 A M.-CBIeAGO LXPREsS.-Stopg 1t Bersas
Grafton, Obsrlin, Weksman, HorWAlk, monroe-
VilIs Belle Vue, Clyde, Fremont and Elmorep
and arrives at Toledo at l2:45 ?. H., Chicago 81
U.1OPa and Detroit 5: 20 P.H-
amp M-WESTERN MAIL.-Stops ~ Al stations
on Southern Division, and arrives e Eoiedo q
7:5 P.H.; Chicago AZ 5:sa A. n ana Detroh .
amp M,EHORTHERH MAIL.-stops At al sta.
tions on Horthsrn DiViEicr, and arrives ~ ear'
duHky ct 7:l0 p. d.
Io.aa p M-HIGHT EXPRE5S.-stoRs At GrAfson
EorWaik, MonrosVille. Oyds and Fremont, 40
erriTsS 81 Toledo ~ 2 IS A NJ OhioaEo 81 ~
PE and Detroit At $50 A. n.
OOHHEOTIOE5.
uounactions Ere made at monrosVile win the o4A-
dnsEy Mangaeld Newark b. B.; At Clyde win -
Sandusky Dayton 3 Cincinnati 3. b. at Hremosi
Syifb the Fremont Indiana &. HI and at Ioeds
vith the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana Aee
Toledo & Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detrolt'
fsckgon FoIt Wayne LoglnsDort lafayette. S.allef
Alton ST. Louis. and al points Wset, Northwest aha
Southwest =. .r,,.,t, "a sl,s
West AZ S.58 A. n, 2s55 ?. ~ and s;lg 2. = -
gsndugky At e:I5 A. n. L D huOAAH' oaPh
Ffs-ai-~d Oct. % 80
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8siIrSa6s.
: ERlE RAILROADi
WIETzR AEkAHaznWT.

iSss. - WINTER AEEAneznrE m.
On and alssr Monday, Oct. 1lat ls5l PnBsnzsI
Trains VII run a. f0lloWss Sundays 6xoepted)s
LEAVE OLEVELAND:
e:SJ A. M.-DAY EXPIRES TRAIH-EtonpinR az
WillOughDy, PRinesTille. Madison, Geneva, Ash.
tabuh Conneaut and 9irard only, and arrive e
Eris 81 20 ?. H, Dunkrk 1sl5 ?. T.. Buffalo
b:i0 ?. n
AS P. n.-OIHOIHHAT4 EXPRESs-stcppins AZ
PainesvIs, Aahtab1la and Girard only and ars
Eivel at Eris6 80 ?. n, Dunkrk 8s25 ?. H. Buia
lAlo 1000 P. n
$50 z; n. NAIL AND AOOOMMODATIOH-
Ts55 P. n.
$50 ?. M.-HIGHT ExPREss sFRAIH-Stogping ai
RAlnssFile, Ashtabula and Girard only, and
ErT1Fo. Is nrio At l7ls0 A. =, DuuFirE 80
n. H1Talo N - =
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SnusurnI.
lies AND HAIR WORA.

WTIGs AND HAIR WORk.
Wh. D T'a NEW EsfABhlSAAEAzs
TIE LARGEST M.THH sfATA
"a we HsglHe kHH LEDlES HAIR DRESSls9
50 PUBLIC eQUARH.
gsTlAnulsstzrsr of 81 kinds Of WIGS, heindias
tbs cslsbrated
LUSIoN Wig
that D resembles nature e % defy the eloss.t
sorutfnT. very largo and beautifal STOCK q
lone HAIR. Cb-1ught By the proPristor from
F1roos. for sW1TOHEs and BRAIDS-ths hnsst
assortment ever seen in shi5 city
Il9dies1 front Pieces and Ealf-H1gss
IN sVsry style, with an imProVsnsns.
rzTq OF OURIsS, made frcm Rrsneh hascFs
Carried HAlr lguAranteod.l
vguovuu DOUBLH End TRIPLE BOWS,
WATEBFALLs, &o.,
ElEsds by the advertiser, equal p tnosS lmPoTSso.
T.-5is,s Fraids made Into any kind OF Head-DFss'
AZ Ro1 without injury % eNtsah.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING In tks most prsgs
1g.nd fashionAble styles.
GrAU work warranted e. rgpresenteo-
HOT and GOLD BATES ct al hours- eesss
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HIEE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NBW YORK

CLEVELAND, COLOMBUs = CIH.
I JOIHHATI AILROAD,
ls64-5. WINTER ARRAHGBhEnfs ls53-8.
LIST TrAin-s:O5 A, H.-ONOIHEAFI EXPRESS
stopping at Grafton, Wellington, New Lon.
dOa, shelby, Orestrde, Gallon, Gilsad, Gar:
dIngton, Ashley, Delaware, Deui1 Centre ane
"A TrSID--2.1s p M.-AOOOmmoDAFIO .-stoBs
At all stations, and arrives tn Columbus at -
n, Cincinnati $50 A. \.
ID TrEins-l0sO0 P. .A.-HIGHT EAEkEse-StoFelna
Al Grafton, Wellington New b0ntca, shelb{s
Oresthns, Gallon. Gilead, Osrdingson and Dsi'
Trains ioavs Columbus as $40 and 10 Is A1 34O Fz.
arrive At Cleveland $40 A. H., and $50 ?. Ho
CONNECTIONS;
shalby-SandnssJ, Mansfield nszar5 keiIoaa' .
Cr,s.lins-Pttrsburgh, Fort Wayne = chicago Ban.
road. Furest, Upper sandu8ky, Delpho9. Lima,
Fort WEFns LAPOrte, Chicago &C., West A1d
Fsat fn1 Nansheld WOOSTER Massilion &c.
Grafton and BellesOntaine Railroad Line, lor nArons
Bellefontalne, Sidney, Union, muncie, 1ndian'
npolis. Tsrre HAute, Ninlennes, Avhnagtl1s
Louisville, Cairo. st. Louis, 70.
DelsEare-wfth Springfield Branch for Springfield.
0oiunbus-Littls Miami 3 Columbus, and Ae1ia
Railroad, for Aenias Dayton, lndlanapohai
Terre Hauts, 81. Eocig, mcrroWs Aogelandt ann
Cincinnati and with the Ohio and misgl8sipEi
RAilroad at Cincinnati for Louisville. EVAna.
vile, Cairo, St. Louis, and ali Poinn on 'ns
I Ohio River. -.
Ooiumbus-CsntrAlO Ohio Railroad Tor Newark, hAneE'
WILLIE Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, Rtqus Ia
diana RailrOad for Piqua, UrbanA. 20.
GB-For Tickets 20 all points and inior1etion agg
~ CisysIsSd. oct n. 1874. suBsTfntsndsns.
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New York 4 Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TWO ExPRESs TRAINS DAILY

1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays excspt0dl
M6RSIEe EXPBEss, leaving Troy at 9:I5 A.
NJ from Albany at Hudson River Depot at 8:S5 A.
n, arriving at New York ct &:5S ?. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy ct SEQ
?. n; from Albany At S:l5 ?. H., arriving at New
i5a sai sbiisdslP6is md ss6aRtos oits. '-
The Cincinnati EKpresa from BufiAlO oonnecta
with the 1886 ct Albany for New York by the HAr-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation OF the public, Ar.
rangemsnis have been made 20 run the trains Of
the Hudson RiYsr Railroad Co. and those Of the n.
Z. and Harlem Railroad %. At different hourS TOn
Albany and Troy.
ent for the Of passengers, have been placed on
TIE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers win be Ticketed and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New York By the Central
3. B. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson River hailroad Co. aud of
this %. will be received By either road and Bag
gage checked By either Company viii be delivered
in New York without change o. checks.
Nov. I'd, ls64 ,. A. OHAPIH, sup't.
FORD b. eEEEs. Advertising Agent. nO2&Rs
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
" LROAD.
1855. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ISIS
On and altsr Monday, Dec. lsth JS64. Trains leave
500 A. A.M.-MAlL-ArriIss At Pittsburgh 400 P. n.
Harrisburgn 2;29 A. n Baltmore 200 A, n,
Nov YORK. .u'OOA. n, Wheeling 5: 90 P. n Con-
meets at HudsOn with U. z. y. RIB. for Akron
and MilleIsburgh.
I 20 P. a. -EA ESs-ArriVes 81 Pit5burgh 9:I5 P.
NJ, Harrisburgh 7:30 A. NJ, baltimore l2s20 p
n, Washington 40 P. n, Philadelphia l2:40 P.
n, New YOrk 2.l5P. n WheelIng 20 A n,
3:I5 P. M.-ACCOMMODATI0H-F Hudson and
intermediate StatiOEs, OuyahOga Falls, Akron,
and MllefsDurgnt connecting at Orrvile with
P.F. ". = d BY, for Canton, hassiilon, Woos-
ter and Mansfield
Oars1run throa.L rom PITTSBURGH 70 Esg York
| fvia Al entOqnb without change Of car.
~ Ears as low Is by any other H..
~ Through Tickets can be prOcufec Ae tho unicn
Ticket Once, Weddsu Houss, rs the DsSOk or sb0
E1olid Street ssaticn. -
}. q. OEVEBHOX. suSs.
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TIESEL TARLTONS.- FIGURED
II apdFfnssl Tsrltons for zveniDg Wear. s,ri
Jans0 Z. 1. BALDWIN 4 90.
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SYM MPToMs:

A single Bottle viii last q MOnth-tO
be used three times n Day.
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Court House. -,
Bill ofC Lockwood Co.. amounting to elo6 o.. for ari
Giles for Criminal Courrooms
Which was referred Committee Criminal Courts
and Police. -.
Bill Lewis Carpenter, amounting to eA 3D. for repairs 10
County Clerks Office.
Which was referred to the Committee on County Onicers
Bill Of Lewis nter amounting to Sa5 l3 for repairs 10
Crimna! Court rooms
Which was referred to the COMMITTEES on Criminal Courts
and Police.
Bin Of Mary Reynolds mounting to 500 u.s. for boardof
detained witnesses during May, 1865.
Which was referred to the Committee Criminal Courts
and Police.
bill OF stephen A. Lee amounting to epc for services
rendered IN cor yine back minutes of Supreme Court
Which referred to the Committee on County Oncers
R of IN, named for printing and stationery fur
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,,,y M .r,roLE.-The Hon. ii. j. Raymond

LIFE OF LISUoLN.-The Hon. ii. j. Raymond
i. prena,nr for immediate publication 80 The Life and
State Papers of the lnte President Lincoln" including
a History OF bis Administration. Every Speech, ADJ
dress Message. Proclamation. Letter &C.. known 70
have emanatod from President Lncons pen. as we'll a.
bis Debates with Douglas, Cooper Institute Speech
etc. is incorporated in this volume. IL 70 10
preiaced with an account OF the Early Life and Career
to the Presidency illustrated BY an accurate Steel
Portrait Of Mr.. Lincoln by Richie. bis early homo In
Kentucky. and is other pertinent Illustrations. A
Chapter Of Personal "reminiscences and Anecdotes BY
T. Is. Carpenter will make part Of the work. Messrs
Derby Miller. whose advertisement will DO found In
its proper place. nrs the publsherR
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Experimentation DuhuihSs uotce- HPhu -
and the Conproier directed to pay thom fiom sppropn
Which was adopted BY the following vote;
Acknowledgements Blunt, Davis Ely tFox, hoooA
Smith, Stewart, Tweed and wilimsn-s
The Committee Printing end Stationary, to whom Wso
referred the annexed bills respectfully
That said bills are for printing and stationery furihe1
County officers. the various Courts &C., and duly vere
The srces have been received and the following sccor
Se.lred That the bills Of the following named for printing
stationery furnished the County be sevesy saded ~
allowed; -, -, 10
three dollars and tw cnty-t go. 1l<U
Brewer Brothers, twenty -seven hundred and eighty
dollar. and seyentyhve cents. IA ,n,;
three dollars and seventy i've cents. ls9
Bsker Goodwin thousand and four dousrs... lOo%
sna The S1S9 and
Which adopted by the following vote: .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Blunt. Dsvis Ely, Fog. RoeAA
Smith. Stewart, Tweed and W ilmann-9.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The report ofthe Committee on Animal Taxes In hvos
anthorE the Clerk VI the Common Council to employs
suitable person to carry out the objects Of On act ps
up accepted and the rcssuIon adopted oy the iouowm0
vote:
Stewart, Sweed and wilrnann-e
The report OF the Special Committee Armores and DhS
rooms paying bills Of Charles sager aud others So
,.n, Of for H1s''A Regiment N d. ~
The report sccsPted and the resolution adopted by u
following vote; -.
Stewart, Tweed and Wilnsnn-S
MOTIONS.
Supervisor ELI moved that the Board adjourn -
meet Tuesday the ?7h instant st2 O'Clock PA
Which carried. ,
Supervisor ELI moved that the Board do now adjourn
Which carried. $500
oarned Tuesday the z7th instant, a.? o'clock
JOSEPH B. YOUNG. Clerk
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Pi;indeIphia Cattle Mnrket-JCNE ii

Tie sruply of Beef Cattle this week was large the offerings
- SIS head. The market dull and prices de
ci, rom : 10 ~ y 100 ~ Common and Ordinary csc
so q, from $40 10 a3 and fair and God al nom @' 70
alG Frtra tots sold Il high b. : 10 100 H.
Susvp-There Las been bat little change IN this mfhe
~ c led 10 over OyD head at prices ranging nom
Ia c ~ n gro,s for Clipped sheep Lambs 'o'd ~ no" %
Ia - y head to quality. "a A., -, .,~
amounted to go head at prices ranging ifo" y" "r
lOJ n net. - IL. ,,x h..a sn,r,.,.
-, a,n : go 10 $50 and Cow with Calf st from 80 TO
!, On ..cb The market closed dull
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the work:
or Lord one thousand eight buad-d and sixty between
end tho Board Of suPsrviso Of the County Of
Tha, the aid agrees prn, and bind tho Minute and
Doeu@eu, Of the Board Of sapsrv,S,. for the year 1885, at
two sSes.,s "a ay ssy: Of the mHssh MnS.s
per page sample coyy Mius,s. of March 2s 1852
q For Ave hundred copies Of Documents. printed, cut
stitched "d ei Tss..; s' s cents ''' plain
For and figure work under 6r.t and second 'pecica
ticus per ssmple. per page tssupie, Document No
FOR three bondrcd copies each Of approved Minutes
and Documents for the bound volume printed and oded -
pst sample cents per page tssmpa the bound volume
For bndn. ,hr-e hundred cop-. Of Proceeding, Of the
Board Of Supervisors Of the County Of New oI ltS a.
per sample. - cents per volume (Ssmp'e Vol :, 1921
For three hundred cope. fthe Approved PApers and
'IndeI Tor the bound voumc - per samPs, - cents
per page sample, Vol ., 1919.
The Minutes Document Approved Pagers and Tndsr. to
eight thirty eight pound. eqa al respects to
sample shown, nsrted A.
The sad also agrees 70 deliver In accordance with The
shove ,rcicsou sufficient number oeoPies Of The Rough
Minutes each meeting respectively Of the Clerks ofee
before the neat succeeding eens for the use o. the mem
1t i. also understood between the parties hereto, that no
compensation Will be allowed said for alterations from
cow blank pagrs changes the .ze OF page .ze OF type,
&c, except when authorized by special srreement.
without delay In good work nsniike and equal
all particulars. 10 samples specified Which sample. shall b.
died with ,h. Csrk Of the hoard OF sup~so and the ad
Hoard Of supervisor. agree on their part audi and allow
the bill. OF aid for such printing said prices, on the
6r.t of each and every month during said year 1905
FROM the bids rrcevsd appear, that The New ork ffin
ipr Company Il the lowest bidder for the work.
Your COMMITTEES would accordingly submit the bids and
form Of contract for the SETON the Board Of sup.rvo
Whercupon Supervisor Fox presented resolution direct
inr contract 70 be msdo with the lowest bidder.
Which " adopted by ia. folio tns vote: .
neutrality-suspicious. Blunt. Davis, FOL- hoche smith,
Stewart. Tweed and Wimann--a
Nesaiiye-SupnIvsor Ely-l
The Coinmtee Printing and Stationery " whom we're
referred the annexed bills Of sundy new'paper 0f Advef
t.inx for the County, respectfully
RfPoRr:
That .sd hills arc for advertising notices for tho County
Clerk tho Mayor Sheriff and other County Officers required
by Law. . !. ,,,,,
Rf,rsd Ths the bills Of ts following named newspapers
for the County, be sevay audited aud
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REQUIsITiOSs
HSau,ons received from the follow ing named TOT
printing, stationery, ac.:
Clerk Of Supreme Court, Coroners,
Clerk Of superior Court, District Attorney
CLERK II Marine Court, Receiver u Taxes,
COMMISSIONERS u Taxes, Recorder. 49,
Which referred Committee Printing and sta
tOnofy. . . 80, -, e,..
requson received from tho Clork OF tho Superior
Court for repairs to Office
Which was referred the Committee Civil Courts.
COMMUNICATIONS.
A communication received hon the Pollce COMMITS
sonsu transmitting copy OF minutes Of meeting oil May d.
1866.
Which was ordered on file.
A communication received from the Commi.soner: Of
Harlem Bridge transmitting copy Of minutes o; meetings May
g ~ rs D. June and 8, 1865.
Which was ordered On HE - i,
A communication received from tho Commissioners OF
PpbIc Charities aud Correction ting copy oil minutes
OF meeting hold June z, 1903.
Which VISA ordered on his