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MARRIED.,

On the 18th of April, by the Rev. ]. N Ooombs,
Mr.. WIN. PORTER, of Georgetown, d. O., to Miss
ANNIE .CUNNINGHAM,o of Livsrmore, West
moreland county, Pa.
On 10Th instant. at st. Alloy sius Church, by the
Rev A. 8. Hitzelberger, JAMES r. E6 IAN. lst
Lieut.. I'd L. s. Cavalry, to MARY A. HOWLETT,
of Washington, d. G.
On the 20th inst, by the Rev. DR.. Samson, Mr..
c. W. TOWNLEY to Miss SARAH e. AMBER
SON all of Wash lin gton.
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MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC AssoCIA .
TIoN.-At meeting OF the Democratic Asso-
citation Of the city OF Washington, held Monday
evening, Charles Mason, Esq, President.
resolutions were unanimously adopted pIedg.
ing their efforts to bring TO condign punis6.
ment the authors of the late atrocious Grimes.
Messrs T. b. Florence, DR.. Charles Allen, F.
A. Aiken, William Finn, Z. A Clampitt and
citation, ccndemning in severe language, the
Infamous assassination OF Mrs. lincoln and
the kindred attempt on the life OF Secretary
Seward.
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THyPHILADRLPHIAF IRRMKN.-OnW ednes-
| day, tter the funeral obsequies were closed,
the perseverance Hose, No. S, of Philadeipnia,
| whoarrived on the previous evening to join
| theprocession, under the marshalship Of j. 5.
Buier, Esq chief coiner OF the Mint visited
! Prsident johnson, to whom each member W as
cived at the depot on Tuesday evening by a
eiegation OF the U. S. Steam Fire Departmen
md during their brief stay they were enter
,ainsd by HSern,a Messr srs b. Bnd Rani ,n.
special charge Of Chief Engineer Dickson.
Yesterday, after paying flying visit to some
of the public buildings, they left for their
homes at ii o'clock.
CAPTURRD-On Saturday, fiat boat, con-
tanning three boxes, filed with fancy articles
ard Yankee notions, and tour trunks, was
CRY, Acting Master W. G.. Morris. There
we're captured on it at the same time four men,
)ne one of whom claimed to be rebel deserter;
Myers and Beasley. There was found with
the pArty and in the trunks drafts and Western
Virginia coupons, valued at several thousand
dollars.
MONUMENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN The
public feeling of veneration for the character
of the martyred dead is expressing itself in the
form of q desire to raise public monument to
his name in this city.
Among the numerous offers to contribute to
that end is generous one by tans ourgn &c
brOs 1tn street, WuO pTOpOso W siNo TOW
towards any fund for the erection of a monu-
ment to Abraham Lincoln in the city of Wash
ington.
INQURsT.-Yesterday morning, Coroner
Woodward held an inquest at wagon park,
near the Eastern Branch, on the body of John
Jones, one of the colored teams tiers, who died
on the previous day at his wagon very sud-
denly. The evidence before the jury was to
the effect that he received his dinner as usual
at noon, and went to his wagon, not being seen
again until about five O'Clock, when he was
found in dying condition. The jury returned
a verdict OF death from causes unknown.
FALSE SwEARING.-Mary Biersack was held
to bail for court yesterday by Justice Miller
for falsely and maliciously swearing that
Margaret Gruber tore down the drGpery from
the front of Mr.. Wigger's house, on u, near
18th street. The Justice says he has seen
enough to convince him that much of the
troubles between women in his judicial dis
trict grows out of revengeful feeling and false
swearing, and has determined to try to put q
stop to it.
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CITY ITEMS.

CAN'T SIZE INTO Tive are surprised at
Gladman & Wilson, No. 34 Penn. avenue, be-
tween AZ and 9th streets, selling their hats and
caps SO very low.
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SALE OLD NAVY GUNS.

NAVY VHBNAnCE
WASHINGTON 0IfY, April Is, 1865 Z
On May I'd, 1885, between the hours of IL and p.
there will be sold in this yard ct auction to the
81 seventeen old Navy Cannon, wei Ching about
81 cWt each, to be sold BY the pound for their 40
One. hsf of the purchase money to be paid at the
completion of the sale, and the remainder en- the
removal Of the guns by the purch Aser, which must
be dsne at his expense and within ten days after
This will afford an excellent opportunity for
Founders and others TO obtain ysiHu.sSie lot OF
Comm ander q. 9. Navy. and
apN-aW Inspector Of Ordnance.
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GAVE TWRNfY.fIVE par cent. By buying your
- Chamber. Dining Room and ONCE FURNI-
TURE at Iron Hall. ep 6-6t
(OhIoa & Intel.l
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UY JAS. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auotioneer..
SAIE

ThUbTEES SALH.
By virtue Of deed of Trust, duly made and exc
epted by william Loring and wife, bearing date on
Of the Land Records Of Washin gton County, in the
District of Columbia, I shall sell at Public AUG
ton on SATURDAY, the 18th day of April 1865, e
Ave O'Clock p. M, en- th g premises, Lot numbered
of original Lots No s. g. 10, IL, II, ID and IL,
in Square numbered two hundred and thirty six,
Terms: One. haif cash the residue in six months
with interest, secured BY deed of trust on the
ConVeyancing and revenue stamps at cost of pur.
chaser. d. y. SPALDING, Trustee
p4-dts ]. O. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
POSTPONED until SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
April I'D, same hour u,.r,uo r
ap H-dts j. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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10y McDEvITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers.

ALARGl AMOUNT or GOODS TO BE SOLD AT
AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE.
On FRIDAY MORNING, ct 10 Q. M, 2lst and I
streeta, viz: Comprising Boots and Shoes, Ladies'
good as new. Furniture, Watches. Jewelry Kitchen
and Pocket Cutlery Notions. Segars and Teoit s:
assortment Of oil Painting Steel n1grsts OF
Day sales Mondays and Fridays .s
Night sales Tuesdays. Thursdays ana oA'ul1~'s'
hn SShsst cssR price paid for Furniture. &C.
Ont. door sales promptly attendsad 70 At.
An ls-lmt MeDEVITT& CONNoLhx, Aucts.
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DY GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR9RERT Y,, on NORTH q. sTREE ~ BE-
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
the DISTRICT OF oolumsis. passed on the 3th day OF
George ". Adams vs.. Catharine Adams ct al,
MONDAY AFTERNOON, April "a, 1885,, at S
O'Clock, Lot No according to Dayi I'd sub,
north street, between 9th and 10th streets vest
"a feet inches and runs back with that width lze
some. we'll built and comparatively new Brick
House. The location for private residene' is
Terms: One, third cash the balance in 6 and II
months with notes bearing interest. to be secured
to the satisfaction of the trustee the purch
has the privile eye of paying the whole purchase
n the terms of sale are not complied with in FIVE
DAYS from the day of SALE the trustee reserves the
right to resell the said premises OF the risk and
cost of the defaultipg purchaser.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps ct the cost
VI CHARLES H UTERMEHLH, Trustee.
ap7-eodads GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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F.. h snoossson 70 3, 7; Logpos Z Co.. n
CITIzfNs, AND M M1HtiInRa MEh'
MesopeIitaa Hossl. lats Brossn's. w
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, .+on n ri
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10y VIM L. WALL & CO., Auctloneers.
I'D South corner Pa. ave. and 9Th street.

SPLENDID PIANO, BEAUTIFUL BRUssELs
LOk SUITS, FURNITURE, MATING, OIL
CLOTHS, &c. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, April Is. commenc-
ing At 10 o'clock, will sell at Auction Room.
without reserve, to cover advances, for cash. as
One beautiful fine rosewood seven octave Piano.
sweet tone. and guaranteed by q celebrated maker.
and cover aud Stool. 49,
Twenty five rolls splendid new Brussels three
ply and Ingram Carpets.
Three Parlor Butts. in green ,marosn, and striped
Reps; new and well made.
Bedsteads, Bureaus. Mattret SEES,
Marble top and other Tables.
Sofas, Parlor Easy Chairs and Rockers,
Cane Seat Chairs and Rockers,
With variety of other Furniture and HoHss-
keeping Goods, all of which will be perem ptorilT
sold.
an Is W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
HTHl ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
apis W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
noned until SATURDAY MORNING. I'D instant
auIS IL. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE IN THE Process
sIOE.-The order OF Sons Of Tenn perance was
the largest civic association represented in the
funeral procession on Wednesday. Their ad-
mirable appearance was a theme of universal
comment. Seventeen divisions were represent
ed in the line by l,500 members. The follow.
ing was the order OF marching:
Chief Marshal, +. M. Bradley. Band Of Car
yer Hospital. Grand Division Of District of
Columbia, Herschel Hudson marshal; Merid-
ian Division, No 10, James A. Mifiin marshal;
Good Samaritan Division, No. |, Ben. w. Sum-
my marshal; Federal City Division. No. S.
q. Spurgeon marshal; Equal Division, No. 3,
Sam. s. Bond marshal. Band OF HARDWOOD
Hospital. Hardwood Division, No. Is, DR..
Cobb marshal; Douglass Division, NO. 10,
Chas. II. Wendell marshal; Armory Square
Division, No. 4, and Columbia Division, No 5,
Y. p. DePew marshal; Excelsior Division, No.
8, X. Edison marshal; Aurora Division No.
9, Daniel Skinner marshal; Lincoln Division,
No. IL, John 7. Lanman marshall; Central Di-
vision, No. IL, j. q. 5. Berger marshal; Potomac
Division, No. II, James Luther marshal. Band
of Mount Pleasant Hospital Empire Dr.
vision, No. IS, W. S. McKeller marshal; Mt.
Vernon Division, No 20, Israel Q. O'Neal mar
shal; Mckee Division, No. -, ]. W. Barnes
marshal; Everett Division, No. 25, w. II. Per-
kips marshal.
This organization expected 10 muster 5000,
but many OF the members being connected with
the uephruhshts, appeared in line with their
respective military organizations.
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PYJ. G. MCGUIRE & co.. Auctionsers.

RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOTS
FRONTING sEEENTH STREET WEST, AND
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND STREET
NORTH.
On TUESDAY, the 25th day of April, we shall
sell, in front of the premses At ~ clock M
part of Square No. A. subdivided into hAnosome
building Lots running to alleys; This property is
situated only one square from the Railroad Depot
on It'll street, Ia q thriving ana last Improving
Terms One fourth CASH balance s in s; u and la
cash osyment of 500 will be required at the
time of sale, to prevent irresponsible bidding
deed given free OF cost, anu oeea OF trust, az
cost of the purchaser, taken.
Title clear. ...s. ...
Rooms Nv. mC0O inn q CO.s
apl Sd Auctioueors.
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DY VIM, l.. WALL & CO., Auctio neers,
u Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
% La. av., bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.

SALE OF HORSES CARRIAGES. &c.
On SATURDAY, April %, at the Bazaar, we
FIFTY HORSES,
suited to saddle and harness, of which o full de-
scription at sale.
included in the sale is a superior pair of Dun
Horses, six and seven years.
Carriage and Harness.
ALSO,
large collection of New and Second hand Car
riages, Buggies, RockAways. Express wagons, &C..
with which the sale will commence with.
ALSO,
New and Second. hand Harness, 60.
Regular Sales at the Bazaar, every tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to the
weather.
Carriages, Harness, &c: always at private gale.
WIN. l.. WALL & CO.,
apis tChronicleJ Auctloneers.
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RYJ. c. Meg CURE 4 co., Auotioneers.

PUBLI0 SALE OF EXosLLENT CARy1l
AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE. AND
LARGE QUANTITY OF FINE CUT-GLAss-
Hn hb ss5 Th hINsN oRoCKERY' AND TABLE
At the Auction Rooms on SATURDAY MORN
ING, April 22d, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we
shall sell the furniture and effects of gentleman
Selid Walnut Parler Suite, consisting of Sofas,
Arm. Reception, and Side Chairs-uphoIstersd
solid Rosewood Parlor Suite of eight pisces-up-
Solid Walnut Marble top Bureaus, Washstsnds.
Walnut Mirror Front and Plain wardrobes.
arble-top Centre. and Sofa Tables.
Oak Dining. tables aAd Chairs.
Brussels, Three Ply, and Ingram Carpets.
Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Bolsters, and
Bedding; together with large quantity of very
fire Table Linen. con sisting of
Extra, medium, and common size Table cloths.
of Fine Linen Bamask, woven in designs,
Fine Damask large and small Napkins, Doylies,
Cut glass GiIt-edge Champagne, Claret. Sherry,
Large number of Dinner, Dessert, Coffee and
Tea China in broken sets, but of fine quality.
One Handsome French China Decorated Fruit
service, and large quantity of Fine Cut glass
Table Ware, for various uses. To be sold without
ap2c'dts JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
pYW. B. LEWIS 4 CO., Auctioneers:
- No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue,
SATURDAY NEXT, at 10 O'Clock, We shall sell
a large assortment Of
Furniture. Bedding, Carpets,
Mirrors, Plane, &c.
Also lot Dry Goods, 6heetings,
100 dozen Ladies' Hose, Calicoes.
Invoice of Ladies' Boots. Caters, &c, DC:
ap20-2t W.B. LEWIS CO., Aucts.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
AT AUCTION
On MONDAY. May !, at 5 O'Clock p. M, will
cell, In front of the premises. middle part of Lot
No. rs. in Beatty & Hawkins addition to George.
town, fronting Is feet on the south side of First
running back 100 feet to wide alley. The i'm
House, containing ten rooms and cellar, with
cistern in the yard. The location is enc OF the
best in town.
Terms: One third cash; balance in and u
months, with interest, to be secured by deed of
trust on the property.
All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. ,o,-,
ap@d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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nR. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsy1vsnia
- avenue, near 18th st., over hessrs. Kidwell' 3
Drug Store. APT Sniff
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"Ger at private sale a part of nay farm, known
as Woodley " containing g, by recent survey, %
acres. roods and Is psrches; an adjoining trsst,
Sili be sddsd if dssirsa The impr o
are . large we'll built DWELLING. beautifully
situated in q grove Of forest oaks, and command
ing fine II, view Of Wsshington city. the Potqmse
and Stable, Ice house filled with Ice. and other
necessary outbuildinEs. There is . large number
nearly every variety; A..
Washington, p: 9: one and b. half wiles north Of
on the road to -Tennsllytown. 1t is bounded on
the north and east By proposed public road.
U1sted last year, By which road the place viii
Be within fifteen minutes drive OF washington
4 further description Of this property is deemed
in vifed to examine the place
last Of April next It win offered At public auc.
fion of which due netice will be given.
Tor terms. &c. inquire Of Charles n. Matthews,
Attorney at.Law, No. 81 Congress street, George.
teWn or posts the Post ONCE, or corner Of HiREth
and Market Space, Washington city, who is pre-
ms. 3taWu p. A, BOWEN.
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PERSONAL.

MADAME sEyMORE, the celebrated Astrolo-
science Of Astroogy in all it's sister branches the
Stars, Or arms. Talismans and sign. of the Zodiac
eities Of the United States. in token of Witch she
has received innumerebls testimonials. This lady
tn month on which You was bern, and fee; viii
get the outline of your whole life Ladies 50 cents;
Gentlemen 81. Address Box Al. Washington,
DC. ap 2l-lms
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nLD DR.. WOOD continues to make quick and
~ permanent cures; ne change of diet, no him
Consultation Rooms 499 7th street. between D
and e. ap2-lm"
CHARLHs RIDDLE, formerly of Richmond
~ Va will hear of his mother by addressing her
ut Giesboro, D, g. ap 3ts
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IT, THE ABOVE SALE I9 FURTHER POST.
poned until SATURDAY MORNING. I'D instant
apI8 W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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RY ]. Q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auotionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LEAsl

oath 1854 and duly recorde ed in Liber N. g. T., No
Il, folos i74, ac., one of the Land Records fer
sell, ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 26, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock, on the premises, the unex-
Restaurant situated on the south side of Penn'a
avenue between 18th and 18th streets, being num-
bered 213 There are Is new furnished rooms in
the house, and the location is among the best in
the city. shall sell, at the same time. the Per-
fonal Property, consisting of Beds, Bedste sas,
Tables. Carpets, Chairs, Lounges, Stoves. Mir
rors, &c. embracing the furniture of Is rooms,
together with the Bar Fixtures, Liquors, Cigars,
&c.
Ternscash D, N. TUCKER, Trustee.
ap IL dts j. q MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11
!, ,C5oTATJNIRIA.sss-s. s.
Thursday Morning, May IL, 1866.
Mobbing In PbiladsIphia.

we give the particulars Of the bbing Of
Mr.. Edward Ingespon, in PhiladvI Iphiis. shsrged
with making secession speeches. viii be
seen that justice and right take cdrious aR apes
when administered byssa mob, "A citizen is
:asaailed BY a crowd sof ruffians with violence
and blows; is knocked down; draws a pistohin
his defence, and is eommi.tedsto sail. for draw
ssng Pisteli bonds required OF. him, and his
friends kept from acting in. his favor by, the
sthreats of other aiobs. he remains in prison,
while the rufians go free Justice is no doubt
= very pretty thing in the abstract. AS admins
tered By the tender handsofea ochiocracy, we
prefer thatsi, should remain forever an abstrac
stion. Ingersan appears to have drawn his
pistol only in self-defencc. - ~ ~
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"The widest regrets" says the Charleston
Courier, care expressed in Washington and
other Northern cities that Booth was not taken
alive" No doubt They would have exul.ed
in his agonies, seeing him die inch by inch He
has made them very angry by disappointing
them ia this humane appetite; but Harold, his
alleged acsompiice, and his companion when
slain. viii, no doubt. be made to atone for the
disappointment which Booth, dying game, has
occasoued them.
The Charleston Theatre opens nightly in tue
poor old city to its mixed and parti-colored
population. The performances now take place
i'll Wentworth, between King and Meeting--we
suppose in the Military Hall. The Langley
Sisters" do the yocalization. The managers
are Strahap and Parks.
------aS- . ~5.------
UNION CEMrrERy.-A dedication Of GENE.
terry FOR the Union soldiers dying in Or about
Charleston, took place at the Grace course,
near that city, on the lst instant-the 54thNew
York York Volunteers be;zE lcasp:-scSs :s lie
display,
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EaSsssa1Itern:,,..
: The ofise of she Goi1sssbsas fAonir is ON
Gates street. second door from Plain :, e q

yates street, SECOND door IRON Plain. e, -
Il = ~ = - Sssss4zs
Sc g Gsssross~s comm end co AN paylisa
s&he need q sign well painted, or n
The exercise Of ngeauity many department. to-
.refer 70 our ol friend, Mr.. g: G. Newton g h4s
will not disappoint any reasonable exps citations
OF his ability the performance of deatrous
job in the msehanical. aud kindred arts He Is
to be found at his residence in Washington
street.
FRUITS, FLOWERS, FbMEs.-We have TO ac.
knowledge the receipts on sundsy occasions, OF
grateful little. tributes, now from one and now
from the other gender, of fruits and flowers
delicate little saucers Of strawberries, an occa.
slonal bunch of vegetables, bouquet of lovely
roses. and last, not least, well put up paper
OF tobacco, or q flask of something. whica
might be Moselle fron the color and which, in
the absence: Of Moselle and Rhenish, is found to
be nc. bad substitute for either To the friends
so graciously administering, whether to pub.
Usher or editor. we accord our most grateful
Gorge, with prayer. in the language of the
poets. that their shadows may Eever be less
nor their tributes either.
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70 SuBsCRIBERs.--We aIe constrained. by tho
practice Of Others with whom we deal. to re.
quire OF our subscribers, comp for ou!,
paper, IN money or an goods of less question able
CHI aracter In the market than Confederate cur
rency. On Saturday next. tho 18th iast, wa
shall demand for>t the Phaj,i.c one dollar pcr
month, IN gold Siiccr, OF il barte, t:,r oh.~
commodities. This arrangement will not affect
those subscribers who have already paid THEN,
subscriptions until the full expiration of the
time for which paymcn. has been rlada All
articles necessary, useful in families, or in
business, Will bo taken in exchange, at fair
prices, as usually understood in the market
Bot for the better understanding of our friends
we present the following schedule of rates, in
the case of the most obvious commodities For
one months subscription to the Ihos.r, ~.
will receive either of the following, viz
bushel corn, peas or potatoes
4 pounds butter.
5 lard.
" bacon
4 head of chickens
dozen eggs.
Wood, vegetables aud provisions generally
received at fair market rates approaching The
specie standards.
For single copies. 1fOe cents in CON- or pro
portonate amount in any of the above men.
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IS Alderman Hope seaered Ae.following resol,FF
.tions, which were adopted. =
: Resolped, That the. Mayor and Assistant
Mayor be authorized to borrow from the banks
of this State, OF any other person, the sum of
ten thousand dollars in coin, payable twelve
months after dBte, at the rate of seven per
cent. interest; which fund shall be used excIu-
slvelY for the purpose of carrying on the CO.
vernment of the. city of Columbia.
heSotOed, furthsr, That ths sum of thirty
three thousand. f i've. hundeed dollars of the
stock of the Charlotte and soath Carolina Rail.
road Company be pledged as security therefor.
| The COMMITTEES on Streets respectfully report
| that they have assumed the responsibility of
| allowing DR.. +. w. Green to enclose = street.
| at pleasure of Council, from the branch to the
canal, where the Confederate States Arsenal
! formerly stood.
ORLANDO z. BATES. Chairman.
! Adopted.
of the ferry over Broad River be referred to
! the Committee Ferries, with instructions to
arrange the whole matter.
| On motion of Alderman Bates it was ordered
that the City Clerk be authorized to purchase
for the use Of the City Counci, one of the latesl
| maps of the city of Columbia.
/ Alderman Hope moved, and which vas
adopted, that committee of three be appoin t.
led to take charge of the Fair Grounds and the
machinery thereon, and dispose of the same 10
the best for the city. Messrs Hope, Glaze and
Bates were appointed
On motion of Alderman Glaze it was or
dered that the iron belonging to the city build
| Iings be placed in the hands of the committee
| appointed upon the Fair Grounds, and to dis
pose OF the same.
His Honor the Mayor rendered his letter of
resignation, which, motion. of alderman
Bates, was unanimously postponed until the
next meeting.
Council adjourned.
A. e. RASKIN Civ Clark