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Buildings for Sale.

VII WI sell two or three NEW BUILD.
4 INGS cheap, "a by 80 feet-to be re-
moved: Also, eight or nine hundred feet
OF fLANk-sold with each house, if re-.
quirsd. Apply to G. p REMSEN.
Cornor Gates ond Lady streets.
July ~
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Brevet Brig. Gen. W. T. Bennett has
been appointed Commandant of the Post
at Charleston, v;es Brig Gen. VIM. Gurney,
relieved.
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Notice to Travellers
FOR THE UP-C COUNTRY

NUU1CC IU 1IdVCIlECS
FOR tn E UP-COUNTRY.
cGRA PASSENGERS for all points
s2s94S.EE. on the line Of the Green Vile and
Columbia Railroad, wishing to avoid de-
lay. should secure seats in DR.. j. RUS.
SELL BAKER, S COVERED SPRING
WAGON, which leaves Columbia for AL
stQn Depot every TU ESDAY. THURSDAY
AID SATURDAY MORNING, at 6 o'clock.
Travellers by this wagon arrive at Aston
IN ample time to take the trains for Green.
vile and all other points on this line of
sailroad- avoiding the great DELAY here.
tofore experienced at New berry-the sche.
dule of the Greenville and Columbia Rail
road having been altered to meet the
wants of the travelling public. Julv4
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AUCTION SALES.
Variety Sale:
By Durbec & Walter.

variety Sale
By Durbec & Walter.
THIS Day. July 6, at our Office at.oI
o'clock, will be sold. the foI!uwin., ar.
ticles:
Pickle Beet, Figs. Salt, Window Sa.bes
Blinds. Glass, Screws, Bureaus. Yarn
Mattresses. Pillows, BoIslers, Chains. Conts
Striped Homespuns. Marsellcs Vest. Sbo,.
Brushes, wall Paper, Ink. Needles, Eooks
Bedstead, Sagging, Pickle Jars. CA.nep.
ter's Tools, Crockery. Looking Glasses. DC.
also. fosr horse wagon. july
ZEALY, SCOTT & BRUINS
WILL. sell, on FRIDAY, 7th inst, at their
mart. at 10 o'clock,
20 Cotton Sheets.
Lineu
/. II Dimity Curtains.
4 Marseilles Quilts.
6Damask Table Cloths.
s pair super large White Blankets.
Il" Blue
l2 Cotton Pillow Slips.
Linen g.
7 assorted Quilts.
Huck. Towels
Napkins, Doyles, Mantle Ornaments.
CROCKERY.
Soup and Dinner Plates.
Cups and Saucers.
Dishes and Pitchers, DC.
HARDWARE.
s doz. Augurs, doz. Chi,sels,
doz. Horse Rasps, 10 gross Screws.
dog Brazen Bits
doz escorted English Files.
dog. Axes. &c.
With articles too numerous to mention~
Terms Cash. july 6 2
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We have received by telegram from
Rict mond, addressed to the editor of the
Phoeniz, the following note:
II have arrived here from prison.
Please allow me personal reply.
(Signed,) R. LEWIS"
We do not know Mr.. Lewis, and pre-
sumo that he addresses us only with the
view to making known his safety and
situation to his friends and relatives. Tie
telegram is at our Office for any relative
who may call for it.
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Posr OFFICE AND LcrrEns. post
Office is now kept in the Co;'ege Campus,
in the building one door above the quar-
ters of Col. Hasghton We are instruct
ed 70 say that there are numerous letters
for citizens Of Columbia, (which have been
accumulated for some weeks Citizens
had better look. after them. The office
hours for applicants are from d. ia. until
p. NJ. Mails are also despatched regu-
larry to Charleston. Camden, W,nneboro
and Newberry. The commandant courte.
ously invites the citizens to avail them
selves of these facilities.
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Orangehurg and Columbia.

OIdHStUUTS anu CUIEmD1a.
A TRI-WEEKI.Y EXPRESS LINE of
"A covered spring wagons will run he
tween the above: mentioned points on and
after FRIDAY. July 7, running regularly
on Mondays. Wednesdays aud Fridays, at
I P. M, from Columbia, connecting with
the next mornings train for Charleston, y
and on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
at 3 p.' m., from Orangeburg, arriving ia
Columbia early the following morning.
Relays Of horses have been established at
points on the roud. Baggage for the pre-
sent will be Ii tied to one valise to ca ch
passenger. Seats can be engaged before
hand by application to E. Coffin or ]. Fl.
Fowles. Agents, Mt the store of R. NJ.
Stokes. in Columbia. or John w. Ward.
Agent, at Treadwelrs Hotel, Oraugeburc.
july 6 rs
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No decision has yet been made as
to the when and where Of JEFF. Davis
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Local Items.

The travelling public will notice the
advertisement of a tri-weekly express. line
of covered spring wagons from Columbia
to Or ag ebrg. s
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rnLDa DlUUA ! I!
FROM
q n "a I'll q ston
MELVIN N. COHEN,
Assembly Street. West Side, one
Door from Pendleton Street,
III AS just received a choice supply of
III The following articles, which he is
prepared to sell at wholesale and retail at
LOW PRICES:
CHEESE. SARDINES.
No. l MACKEREL.
Prime GOSHEN BUTTER,
RAlSINS, CURRANTS.
PIGS. ALMONDS,
PRUNEs. ClTRON, DATES.
Butter Crackers
Wine do..
Congress do.
Young Hyson Tea,
Superior Black Tea,
French Chocolate,
Coffee,
Matches.
Brcwn Sugar,
Crushed Sugar,
Lemon Syrup,
Portable Lemonade,
Raspberry Syrup,
Cinnamon Bark,
Cloves, Mace, Allspice,
Nut1nepa Toilpt Soana
Colgate's Bar Soaps,
Mason's Backing,
CixbS's
Elacking Brushes.
Scrubbing
Adsssantine Candles.
Scarfaletti Smoking Tobacco,
Hyco do.,
Climax do,
Brooms. Buckets,
Fresh Hops, choice Segars.
Brinr-root Pipes.
Colgate's Starch,
Cold Pocket Hdlsfs,
Ladies' Hose,
Gents Half Hose,
Superior LADIES' CATERS,
MEMS CATERS:
CHILDEEN'S CATERS.
NEEDLES, assorted, DC.
Together with select variety of
Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Articles.
&C., &c. July tuthms
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number of postmasters have been
-. r"'a!:d for North Cnr"Iina anil Texas
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FIGs FOR THE FEAsT.-In tie midst Of the
public celebrations of the fourth. we were
not forgotten by our friends. and have to
acknowledge choice collection of crea-
ture comforts from the Venerable firm of
Zealy, Scott g. Bruins, consisting of
crackers and cheese, cakes and sardines.
with certain other articles no. less de.
lightful to the palate because nameless to
the ear. All the commodities were choice,
and worthy of birth day table in the
palace of the Phenir. In this conn ect;on.
we must not forget bowl of most deli
cious beverage, such as was Of famous
manufacture in South Carolina IN those
days when she was famous for thousand
good things, and this bowl was worthy of
her reputation for its Manufacture in her
best day. Thanks to the fair hand which
compounded it. Nor must we forget to
acknowledge the, delicate breadstuffs and
choice meats and other viands which
girdled the bowl as with delicacies drawn
from Sarmacand.
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VIA GnASDY.-Our readers will perceive,
with delighted surprise. from the adver.
tisement of Messrs. II. Solomon L Co..
that the ocean steamers are now enabled
thanks to the wondrous progress of art
and science-to make their way from New
York up the Congaree as high as Granoy.
With little more ambitious advertising,
they will find their way to Columbia
itself.
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AcKSowLEDGMENTs.-W return our
thanks to Capt. Mesnard, Of the 25th Ohio
Regiment, for copies of tn: New York
Herald, of the Gath and 26th ult., and to
Mr.. E. Loomls for copy OF the Cinein.
natl Daily Commercial, OF the 24tA ult,
and to Major Culp, OF the 18th Ohio, for
copy of the Port Royal Neps, o1 che lst
inst. From Mr.. J. Bates. we have also a
copy of the Charleston Courier, Of the Cd
inst, and Of the New York Herald and
Duy Book, both Of the 34th ult From
most of these We make extracts.
--->|S 0-e~o-"NN~ ~oo~>--
We had the pleasure Of meeting oa the
street. on the 4th, the Hon franklin. J.
Moses, of Sumter. here as one of the iii
rectors of the South Carolina Railroad
lie maintains his health vigorously. aud
speaks favorably Of the future of the
railroad. We learn from himself and
President Magrath that no effort will I've
spared to secure the necessary funds for
the reconstruction Of the road and its
restoration to public use. The latter is
about to depart for the North, in oearch
Of fund and material.
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member of Congress from Now York) and
Col. N. Haughton, Commandant of the
Post; all of whose speeches are described
to US as judicious in character, moderate
and proper in tone and eloquent in illus
tration.
In the evening. at 9 O'Clock, display OF
pyrotechnics, from the College Green,
wound up tho affair in very blaze OF
glory. The proceedings were conducted
throughout in most sedate and orderly
manner. There was no rioting or out
lawry; the negroes were invariably civil
and respectful in their department., behav-
ing with marked propriety equally in
house and highway. We have heard OF
neither strife, nor blasphemy, ror drunk
enncss. For much Of this order. decency,
sobriety and good conduct, wo are in
debted to the excellent arrangements and
wise precaution of Col. Haughton, who
well merits the well done" of our citizsus
large, white and black.
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CLoTB1s0 LURUAu. q. NJ. OzyEEALs OFFICE.
MAsHINCINN Jan D. It0-.

A RMY MED fhpEpc-
N AIS will be received the Oih.e oi Amy OIL az
Al EQuipA.. Neyy-YoIk Cy, until L. ocl0cA Lf>
DAY De 18th inst foy frrhng by ric u the Depot
OF Army Clothing and EqBp8te, rev i "a Try
Great Coats foot Ike stauuaIJ tlup.e.
Crett Coats MOUNTED ike .ndard sample.
Bidders will stat, the number they Wish 70 fnrfhn now
,oon they can Commence and the uumber ey Gelgef
e.n,hy and viii subInit sample o. te krf'"y oil "h'h
thew propose 70 make the coats fTo,otas nust Ia e.
eomprned by proper Lter sLi-d b. a. least Two
responsible parties setting forth that contract = q" Tded
10 ibe party mskiug The bt that be 10y wi at once enc
att the and give b0r's the proper uhiu u ri
t- same Tie .h iS reserved rs the United states TO jec
sny part oT whole the bs may iermed for te in
tT.s Of tic service Awards will be va 70 the GIproea
sfthe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. The suppits Inust be DENY
cred IN regulation nlf king loYrs
Propo.nl, should b. nd.rel Proposals. for furnishing
Ers. oats and add tssec 10 Bhg Gen. d. H. NiSIOS
Dep QuGItern.ss Gen, 4. 5. A.
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........... ..s.ssts.s.I
.....rt..s.. .s..s.sssas

The shove torn q rlopo'ls ~ be adhered 90 c1' -
pc 'sts Otter .o.u- 50. e..sl oy the Nnii q
r6--.f r nc. at CO. 'ilfer is fbi. 10 rih he
tr.c. III .a Dire tIrI. me u-gfe.t b.sTet t'ri,
or Uui.rd -t-.s strict stCuiey, must acrc lpa.) tr
tropI,a.. ot I. ,}r BE- rriet,d
Al osih col .es-c 20 tie United Ststes Government
u.ust SIC 60 .oa.-f. 81 f4, ~ ~ ID
Ibe rsnfrf. w p, al. rod O. De io~-sf r.spon-hi.
p-rtv or tI,i. T., . = . 90 ddy noh-d h9 MI ~ ' @s
ti,e tf az lti pt.d. o fA Id siT I-q1rrt g.
sftef MO ,..l.t nd load, t. fie H'g't o. %"
ne Bora, ..-, p" 90. y 9Tit Ha ne t2''V''f d
6Te.f u o E.!.1ls 81 q = 80 si,t.G ~ t.rh
bdiprs may be present D. p'rson "el he proposals aye
oT+ned. =.
The Po,. a-e I'D iress ~ psuies p-opoans n'd DO
..strcty vrt.sn Ggp. ft- " 20 e. .,.-,........ p,
pfqposi - ddg ito il 'eou u. 1. NA8HJDfH,
l. Avn. Mei.tt slry yor LOTisv Doc. hruiucky.
The l,Dt eco r.l o. pct ~ 1r 81 ba-
dee,rad ~. abe %. L. NAORo'tE,
Surf.on . Ngniy sud Medical .rys ~. Luu.su- J. ).
Printed form. Of VI 'slsnay be had at tis Oi--e.
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Asst QuARTpRsAsTFKs OFFICE FORAGE DsPTl
No. 60 Cedar-.t, NEW .YOtK CITY Dee 20. 1854
DROPOSITIONS will be received daily, iof
j the FREIGDTS Of FORGE fof tha Cried Sta'rs
Casr1masteTs Departu ent from Ne~fofk Cry PhIHdri
khiA Boston pous te coast Of Maine.
70 Washington As2 sndria Va kewben ~ c. Pom Royal
s. e., Savannah, Ga. and New ri,aus. L..
Propositions must stale name Standing and capacity OF yes
o. quantity Of hay aud grain respectively they vii require
and when IeaJy Tor cargo, and sddresed,o
r. d. CHAPMAN. C~p'. snj Asst QuGItsrmase,.
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ll,Ce,IOO Nl
Total. Observation-Disclosures.
EEcApIITLh1Oy.

BEcArIITLATIOT.
Funded debt less auoUIi ttii 10y Com.
.seioHc-8 Of Sinkmg llnd. .9!'tli5'5 =
Funded dobt payable from tak1!on...... ohisyo @
ndcd debt ns,osslcnts. l,C,, 100 VI
Lxc.lIiDg tho last amoud. tho actEai
dabt ~ tho otis OD tie 1lBt Dec. lsC'
Tic funded deb, fthc County At tie eame time, wa
S,sJi 800 very aryc portion - winch has been con
~ ciod 10 sCplly means ~ tic payment u DouItcs IL
,o,uuttcid asa hrl5ilUtes.
Ngsinst The aggregate Gsht u City and County,
tooIutiLg 10 about thity iVO abd hail Millions toe
cy pOssessc3 he trOion AC1et 90 HId reservoirs the
Cftrai and other Parks hundIeds OF lots and cGlrccs.
m rkes and sites of marx a. -"ldcs tie Whgrveg ard
ore line worth rt The l,tst ra',ntior fIOr forty g.
IFS millions VI doiiaIs. while tho County holds 10 IN.
COZ. ierab.c property.
no large inr.oa.e In ~" 'rOton " ator Rents. We
YotG e. the Sinking Fund o Interest led to the psss.
20 Df act wL rcby the surplus q IJ| Turned ihi1
r.e General unG. ana rendered aJalb!c for tIp =
uent II ordinary cxieEses. tus dlulsh'r{ tie '.Jrnt
~ t raised ly taxation. Is surplus, Uth tie o. mi.
ull rJiur or ofe dob, AID tie rcie'-tO Vi tho rero-
re nu-. steadily nty1rce
l-viI br utrct On g. fi1l Ce Wy Jas c. ? i.Tg"
incra.s1 b..lir tiat !iy CA cuurr .l.. p r.e.ro
10 org - F.'.4e -" To- ,ie i....' o.: ,IdIcT' n
trc cial sorgic,, aHd ovce four ri,.as have beoH
iat-ad or. 81 the pro ICED. 1t nOrus ot ed - be
..rsl GP . ~ purpose f.ne The cuI'iriaf,' - lhf
var .ld 10 be rcdccmct nom me prose 1t. oi N1tirn
at tie Tte o. hslf ~. laE - each HHrc, t,e yc4T 40
eTggnse CONTESTED Sib tie var wiH b. 'ofe 'crrfng
birU lan ths which oleY..tc' ;lo sIsr 'A', n ..
int antilles. Nho-r E.iurrI rruee:JiH lTc AID
enable W provide Tor tao wants hgI labor s.lp.iod
under more happy Circumstance.
TAXES.
The Coutrol'er viii present now or iery fhoftlv. t.
y1rr honorable body, IN C,t.EIc of ic approximate
arcrnts necessary 10 supp 70 the tity tp'erEUcct
l0 feylrin,s trauc,es ci q sdl1I ,,IItiOl and tic
pri lie bodies sGpIprled from ia Ig0sg5 Those tLIt
can DO reda,,d shdad b. brought down ~ the lowest
suw and IN DOM So euisrI in he lI'. both ior !As
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T'otI
UPYrE rrsrRvoP.

Connected with the improvement, o. TIE elegant
subnfb oA the nnrIOg and elevated ground know as
Washington Heights. t. plan To construct resciy OH
As tc xrebsc attending no elevation ana distribution
II jla atfg vIl be poi 3rt.oIuhy creator here l
n the rest OF the city. Tie chIgos should b. c4sy in
crenroi % e. cover Mt least ii.e cost OF raising
she water II not interest the construction Vi The
To-.
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Mrrli, f,rnor, nrn,rr,h.

ia the Cry Of ee Iofs. rt-oai n, "a ~ % Jrnc-r, to
rnt .rh az o. j9ra :, u.s.
MN o.. women, So; h.,l ~ lbs. ~ TO- 0, az 4:
ijrH 1892 children, ~ mllc. 2'i i,iuaas, 2 cal
O.td ? r1u.i o.
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OFFICE CossIssARr OF UBsIsTEsoE,
Ne 2ERIDGE ST, %Ew YORK Jan {, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS On duplicatel 70 be

Ne. 2ERIDGE ST, FEw YORK Jan. Z, 1853.
CEALED PROPOSALS Gin duplicste), 10 be
~ indorsd Proposals for Frosb Brett VIII be received
NV the undeTs,ned this Office unit! o'clock
ATESDAY. the 10Th insian for iorus ina RESP BEEf
10 ak months fon tie 18Th Of January, 1873 tb. tIoops
81 other in the Of the United stste who he
10 CITY OF Newi OK its vicinity and otberwe pro
yiGa Tor
nm Fresh Beef 10 10 be Of good marketable quality
With due proportions Of fore sDd quarter meat tneck
A. MA ard kidney slow be e1eluded) bud furnished
n d 90 ues tines and p.aces may be required at ne
rpsn, II ne contractor.
d copy Of thi. Advertisement must be attached 20
buropo sal ard the proposals. mus be specific In comply
d. brock with all the Written contracts are 90 DO
win .quste bonds within days ais parties
no med Of tho acceptance u TIER bid
40 bid wii Ne entertained ts' not made BY rcggsi
butohsr who mast state his pIesen' place Of businese
The Ooverniaeu, 'he ngia reject any bid wnich
seeus unTe s.ess De 81 dl.aoyan 40 Gus 70 IL -,
Paym.nfs 10 be pa n snch f1f nay furnshed ~
- TsItsd sts.eI y. Il. MOORE, Csyain and c. d Y.
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nEOADWAY pAyEMrsT.

Ircrrei that fpt.sectory mode of ohvla;.rg Tic
slippery character OF The Broadway pavement hue not
Jcan applied. Hundreds OF valuable horses ere ~.
nuqy loat or permanently injured b. nllng, especial,
iu frosty weather. Tic community lave n night g.
cx1oct hat attention wi at an eaily day be directed
1 LII. .I.LI.li
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RESOLUTIONS.

r0n nrf,I'ion va ~ eve IfUi le t1Tq'r " 2.
~ ting statement UsyI 10 fossil 6 oi volunteer col.
Tor frrLl.i. ,ndN n.crlb - D g.
WINCH RaIre ,ri..l and IIlelrl ~ i.c.
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IrAP-BIOCK PAVEMENT,

conceded ttt is IL the best form o. street plye
meE uLd I renew the recom'n 'ndation that al 'ar
blsnsss street. be repiYcd In this manner IL Toall
We ls.gc gnogut every year In the ieoiilu.on 81
trade II ahis c.auge were Effected and 10 eyc4t4 =
mncl cheaper 20 10 city by saving Tire constant &c.
pars required by tho prcsrnt cobDo.stono pavement.
. SEWERS.
perfect syaielJ Of seWog drainage Is much needed.
The exanip.e 81 tie City al London may stimuat3 our
Elf IT'S Ten wears Pso, tae accommodations Of th dis
Charged lnto tto IhafDss had poisoned that 81 CAM
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iUe06rt9 Garoa. &rs.

ALVIN. EVERULLL's SONS, No. 10t Ful.
~ tor ST. E1D,-G AIDS ND FINE sIAIlO..fiN
fEssbaIrd "a. s.'
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rlRE DYrA4T,.sE
Mn1rARY rAakIE onotND.

Jio Common Cornell Of Hsi year aPgT, Irin.ed haIg
l.fr usrc as a Parade GrrgnG fr 60 tiiat lNgisInn.
l. ..mpfloa lu area - about Twenty oc!eS, admirably
suited tr the purpose Indicted ffOu 800 position ART
AZ rcccsg Astlis Ground l. IN the Immediate vicn.
~, - 10 Central Psrk Justly rogarded OF the
.rAIl..'s anl attractions 81 the ely. and a. N
10. descled ORIGINALLY that tho PARK stfui embrace
.h pa. dr would snggcs, rFoiri"it u htr'!st
iuy tiit s.5arIiaipn .. HguiifOls square 20 the Com
Y,'..irrers e the Canir. PARK. g. - improve.
ard lad GUY lrovUssj GId 80 ~ o c..i''n O. "a
rl possible. TO- und harmonic WITH the general PIN
III t.g Park.
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Actual Debt.............--....-. ~. ~
H. Debts rcdcewah'. f,p lG4ltlnE:
Stock tor Docks aud Sly, t,iml1.ug,
Observation-Disclosures. e,N
Floating Debt Fund stock. .............. .5t
Iuhiic IducatiUn sfo, E........--........ 10
pup.is Building Stock. ....-..--.. ~
stock for rebuilding lomrsiH7 MARKET. 6
Vol ntecr SOlG.lis Faa.y AL land
nls....-.-.--.. .-.-.. ..-- .'-s 80. =,
Vou-'.ccr Soldiers iioury lurd 10
q nVti0l EJnds..--.......i..... f@
Revenue Lo.is Of 1sGi..-...........-... ~
To'al..................... $3.50
III. Dobt red enable from asscsalncBts.
S;fs.i Improvement fGDd LOn.,. g. 90
As,cssmeut Bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. aOl
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f1runrre

DEDROOM ENAHELED FURNiICtE Of
fD~1ua'si irsnuf tore A.-o sohd Gu. l nd N amt
Chamber psA and orEncutai, al a. r fAItti'C
IONS. 'tg mist a. I.itr Wooster. Fftsblsed IriA
$3.50.
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sr,r1D sz,HoS--5a'u !sy .'snib.f Il. 1885,
OFFICIAL ! o'clock p d.
rrr.ort-Jcln T. = ~, esp President. o., tie To- o"!ns
uha-s:
Alderman Fox. HcCcJ 5i-unon Ctipp Mcknight EysI,
Io-su.a ar Hsr1y. kri.y tftivc faIty Nd los --iS.
Tho MINUTES "a pe.eab - aii3L wee r--- "a -
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Trcrcw TIC fecomneEd2i!or lade in m iJf1,r mes
st. ,n this tr ect TIA, le : sh0gd Do cons' rncf
cd ~ Stone n the most sab ian,al mcuner, and Tia
a. pctI1r be made TO the Legislature u au.hc.he W
.u.n. 0isiogt 20 carry oGt ii, PAN IL IS surprising
energetic have not long ago secured what ~ 80 Icc',
iay Cor tie fA Development u coumerciai eaYaa
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y
Tie rcccl. modification "a he law relative ~ The
Boards Of Commissioners, INSPECTORS ard Trustees o
Common Schools. viii. 1 tIiit, meet With general
approval have cIdeISorcl, ~ The nJuuaiiOns ualt
by mo under the new poysOls, o SELECT nom lie
u - ci7s ~ our c.'1.ns--mcn az activity ana i1lt
,encc, friends of educ lii,p Identified with 'hs inter
este 4 iic city, and U.ii1s to bcst9S reasonable
share II hir tine ~ object connected with lie
adyahcenci; ol our people a h1ppiuoss aud virtue.
CoNCLUsIoS.
Firm In the conviction ,hat tlis viii hs ny last
annual Message, ] ilnrOre you, and al with whom
may come IA contact, 10 aAsist ia NJ discharge OF
nv official G,tics. md give eat hiacon 10 the
nifty which represent. There s needed aus l. room
fIr mnny improvements which can al Do GCC on sh q
tie adjustment of tx sting cXtfuNarance ana Ahuses.
Inc cnlsc.Diuess If the lint disability Of suiDg al
Interests should not acter nom tn deermiu acton OF
l. lsatlag fu he general eunl % tte best OF udg.
mint Tho responsibility of measures Of doubtful
c.f'ttcr hch You divide among yourselves aud
Ni',l fiiis bat lightly by res vi no division on
caoi. yOn 1sf bstr In mind cannot be easily
tuuicd ny Jy,cK. rud yca mGr TO assured that low.
ever easily yUu nav Overcome the eject, you cannot
prevent Tie expression Of NY disipprJjaton.
hat N" au'i disagreement n1y take place during
Official BggcogfSc lgt that wo my labor hlIm0ninusy
iyf tao SU.d OF the ciiy. Is nv sincere dssire.
&. 6obtEEN GvNrNER Mayor.
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