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, 1866-03-02
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II the enlJ Phys!clh 4 Specialist nox Ia the CITY
inst caa be u:t1eY relied ppoo- Go 70 n1. aue not
su1H bisesse 10 rrma.a n y31r sSst,m. disasutlaE
5ouf facs aad bod;, bedes des:ro51< Jour Esr2Iusz
Rnd future prospeciA II life. he hta Made personal
disease and ne7Fpus debility bis Etudy fnr the last
tvcntJ years, AID Il therefore tic petsou whom N
Affected shoald consult. no ever heard Of pa.
tent oshls mot beng cured stoee he has been In the
city. Els reputation has vouchers IN all the c.sy pa-
res, patients and the medical profession. both here
and abroad being the most skilled Specialist here
ent thorough nnastee Of hts profession. al Others
fai don't despair give him eal. It Is oaly con.
mon Occurrence With him TO ours such CASES. His
most complete IN the city Consultations tfes aad
CONFIDENTIAL.
ouee No. 179 souro Clark street, corner Of Moa.oe,
half block nom the Post oce. Post oa1ce Boz 13a
Ctica.u, n. Once hours tou "a. n. to SPIN.
Send for his "Gn!de to Heslth" pnb1lshed monthly,
1ee Of charge
Youzo 3fxS, TAN PAsTtcurAR Noz1cE--Doctor
Biselow dayoIea much Of bis time to tbs Treatment OF
those cases csn1ed by recres hsht which rains both
body aud mind, uniting the untortaaste Individual
for either business society. The sad effect OF theae
eas1y habls or the Of zptz years. II to weaxs7
Il debltate the constitution. destroy the ph1sleal
and mental poEcts diminish aud enleehle ihe natural
FEELINGS and exhaust th vital energies Of asahood.
the pleasures Of LIE s,e uoa1ed. th. object Of nsta=e
frustrated, and existence itself rendered terE of
increasing misery and refret Such pezsous. especially
those contemplating nazrsge should lose 20 t'me IN
making Immediate application. ~ Dr. b. b5 his new
treatment Is enabled to easpre speedy and peEma-
n=ns cure.
, 1866-03-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


THunapAT EVENING, March !. 1865.
The Assa. with Liverpool dates 10 the 18th nlt. was
seacgrsphed thtl morning, F1vetweasses had i'd
s1Iccd to hs4cs71. Brcadstutl, wr1c quet and
steady. PFov:blous wert somewhat irregular. Lard
and Bacon had declined H.; but Beet bad advancod
70. 3d93s-
The general narxets Today rnlcd quict- and
steady. F1sur Was nrm and moderately active.
Wheat opened 1@lMc lowef. but subsequently re'
covered Hc. Corn was less active and !4t lawer.
O1ss were dull and Hc lower. Rye wst quiet.
Barley was inactive and nominal. Provfslpns 'We1t
generally dn1l in consequence Of the announcement
OF the stock Of Pork in NcN York snd the uu.asor-
able nevs BY the steamer. Meas Pork declined s5c.
and 1est closed about Ac loUet.
1he Money pssket to4asy Waa moderately active
aud bankers report It more stringent Mercantile
balances are still Low and the demand for accom-
nodations seems 10 be increasing. Rates Of dis
count arc stesdy at 10 per CENT At the banks and II
1e1si per cent on the Street
Eastern Exraange IL In acttrr demand. with
fatber node1ste supply. and the market Is firm 4.
par buying and Ito premium, selling. Round
lots are selling among bankers at premium Of
GQl &c pei thousand.
There WIS lutter amunF the insurance men tn
this city today in consequence Of The ncws te1e-
gapbed last ntght Of the failure Of the Morris Fire
Insurance Company OF New York. We are tn
formed thnt this Company ws*, till within ie1
months past, owned and ofacesed By the officers Of
The latc Columbian Insurance Company, and that
1t was looked npon merely ~ tender TO the latter
Company. It was generally known among insu'
rance men u the "slop-Bowl Company"
Recent .st1ikea'' In the Boutwell, {Cansda, oil
region. hare increased the interest in Developing
the RESOURCES Of that territory. Numerous com-
ran.ca haye tcen started and their " furneEs" are
afoat "a " ord IL the ryito Is Sufficient -,
JTt,Hg Shn ~ ar
states eonds tn Europe gold has fallen today. In
New York 1t opened at 138X, advanced TO 1sGssss.
and closed ut 1856.
hs 4cnn,xtnr The fnntatfon4 telerrauhed Ia
, 1866-03-02
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
REGULAR aeeting, Chicago. February
81, 1866.
tDFFYCIAL REPDRTt


F4sent-Messrz. Ballxutyne, Bonaeld, Rransano,
Clarke, Foster, Holden, Leariti. Runyan and Tink-
ham.
.Abtent-Messrs. Blackmau. Fe]ssnihal- Guslfosd-
Hyder, steele. Walsh and Wentworth.
President Holden in the chair.
The minutes q! the lntt meeting weze resd and
approved.
The Preefdent introduced to the Board Judge
Brndweu- resident OF tic Brown School district,
Who made statement Of the Inadequate school ac-
commoaattuus for the children Of That dfst1iri and
eorsp!a.ncd Of the uncomfortable condition Of the
hr1ldinr p.ed a. branch. corner Of N1di.on aad
Koby etr.etf. 10 motion being presented 1t this
rinoe the euhject VA. passed
Mt Fnxter. uf The t'ommlttte on the Appointment
Of Teachers. reported The permanent appointment
al Anos H. Spoad. as asklet1nt In the Foster
Srhco!, an, the temporary appointment Of Marr
ThlbEt. place not get assigned.
On motlen OF Mr. Foster. the appointment OF
Ablde T. Toby, ass1st2nt in the Holste1n School,
reported 1t The las, regular meeting Of the Board.
WIS confirmed. ....
The resignation ol 1Iehssa B. Rounds assistant
in the Fostt1 SCHOOL. was recuStd md accepted.
Mr. LcAyitt o{ the Auditing aud Finance Com
xnttce prevented tic following report OF The School
Agent for January. which Has accepted ana ordered
to he placed on Tie.
Cab on hand JAu- 1ft, lstI. $1&S9859
, 1866-03-02

40 rages-too illustrations. s1-D. Sent By mali
everywhere, post paid Contents Tables seut TIRE.
Aut1ets the Author, E B. F00TE- II. D. 1130
BroAdEav Eev York A1l.{Yf33t-A WI
, 1866-03-02

lFTun1 tbE ahIEntasxl 1-Hs y AGsAit1ht-3
During tllt latter part Of last week paper
WIS circulated In ibis city FOR signatures, call
jnr public meeting 10 indorse President
Jotnson's veto Of the Freedmcn's Bureau bill.
i was not very largely signed by Republicans
who work in behalf OF the party-tnost OF the
names which We SEW teing those Of highly
respectable gentlemen whose Republication
is Of tue lanenid, inactive sort. aud who can
not alwayr bc relied upon, even to 70 to the
polls aud vote on election day. But they nre
kecnly alive to any gross violation Of the de-
ccncies Of life, and the speech made By the
President 10 the Copporhead rabtie who
swar1nca about the White House last Thurs
day night, astonislled and a,seusted them.
They lieeitatcd to 20 on with the movement,
fearing probably tint they would beimp1lcat-
ed In tile Endorsement. of the bombastic lla-
tnbc which is exciting the ridicule and cnn-
Tempt Of al right minded men, without dis.
1inction OF political faith; and SO, we learn.
1le call has been withdrawn @'Ior the present"
leaving tho veto to take its chances With
the speech, Sensible conseryatiyesl
, 1866-03-02


The import and export trade ofthe port Of New
York hss snch relations to the aggregate CONNER.
c1nl ltnosrznent Of the country al invests 1t with
permanent value, aside from its direct yalne. The
suhlee Of thai trade have tust been completed for
1sb5 and compared with those Of 16Gss, 1861 and
1864. The total exports In the trst named ycnr
were 4e16 s43; in the second, $50 465 0a+: IN
the third, Fs7 G4s 163, and in 1855, Esa $50 81
The auuual increase from 1sGe to 1864 amounted to
sc 20 tLonsht there was decline Of .56l
in 1sC5 IRON the amount Of 1860. This conzsted Ia
produce and speGe-Ss3.0o 0o0 00 Of the former. and
about 81 90 900 o! the latter. .
The Impofts were greater In 1665 than In any
year On record, excepting In 1856 1887, 1859 and
1S6n The total imports in 1E6a-cafcnhuns the
foreign cost in gold, and without freight Or dn,y
adeed-were $17a 6aa,s BIT; In 1868, S1s7,614.57 In
1864, <a1S, ,1s5 76a and In 1sC5, $a3l7ts t19. The
imports for 1865 were greater than the exports hy
ZIG IL 157. xhi]c IN 1881 the imports were $sl52
4Q3 less than the exports in 1865 F3a $50 4t7 and
In 1852 ri, SIC less- The receipts Of customs
dues grew from $5a e54116 In 1862 10 SIS 05i In
1868: sG6 81 tn 1861, and elo1. 9o5 In 1865.
The increase in the latter year aboye the receipts Of
1sC1 was fsn, n,G57, ,9a3.s0
The foreign imports At New York in 1851 were
*1s1, ,2a oi which S9.71s171 were frce eoode,
$lly 264 daiable, and g. 0i9 5a3 wst specIe. In
:Sn those imports were f2a &c. $50, q $l18 6Ga 16
greater, Of which SO. .401. .6s1 was dut1ahte, <sa-
Cog 4f7 free, and S5s $50 specie. In 1854 the du
tiable imports were $so 1as a36: free, FL .9a
and tpeeac g. a65 g.: TOTAL <sls LII go In 1865
the dutlable rose 10 ss 01 free SO, o65,
onethsrd OF The amount in 1851; specie, e, Isl.
oneiehteenth oil 1851, and The total to 41S.
1t /. now undcrstood thai the cont1act recently
entered into between the Atlantic i Great Vest
cta and chicago & Treat Eastern Companies II
to the following eject: The Atlantic q Great
Western Company are to catablith forthwith 4
through line over the roads between the Allan
tic citiee End Chicago md the Sonnwe-,, making
the western curnuction By wsy Of Richmond and
Dayton, Or By way Of Richmond and Urbana, and
The eastern connection By way Of Salamanca In
case the line should BE- shortened by the construc-
tIon Of new 1ink in Ohio and Indiana, the Atlantic
T. Gzcal Nts,c1o Company has the right to LIZ a
third NIL 10 make six foot track from Chicago 10
| New York and Philadelphia; and has also the op-
tion Of la.tnE the Chicago q Great Eastern
Iiailtoad from Chicaeu to Richmond IN pezpetntiJ.
! - Tho following stat%mcnt thows the annvuut In
snred IN the various insurance companies In Fh,la.
de]phia in 1865, and the premiums pad:
, 1866-03-02

tFfoM TUE IodlauaP0W 5oU211as, -otNJ
Rev. q. II. Ecndrick of this city has given
us the following facts Of > mysterious affair,
which took place at TaylorsviiIe. Bartholo-
new county. About four weeks since our in-
1olmaut married the victim, Mr.. Jacob Earth:
On Snndns lnst the younc husband vas found
heart. In the morning he had gone to his
room. got into bed and covered himself m,
When, tonnd, he was covered up t. Ills cyes.
with Ills hands folded across his breast, and
the pistol lying on the bed by his side.
A difficulty had occurred between the ,u-
fortunate man and Ills vile, and she bad icft
him and sued for divorce and $l,oI. On
The iuo,7,inE Of the murder OF Suicide. ~ the
case may be, she had been to the house and
had taken away her bedding. The whole
1natter is shrouded in mystery, and the neigh
of euicidc OF murder.
, 1866-03-02
Ienosouc4. Among tue Whites In Flor1-
da-.Au QftiGAE3A Statements.

Capt. A. B. Mathews, Of tie I'd Maine Cav
airy. who was appointed to 70 through an in
terror section Of Florida to administer the
amnesty oath, gives the Belfast tMe.1 Age an
interesting account Of what he learned.
lie says that most woeful state Of igno-
rnncc prevails throughout the section WHICH
hc visited. The people have no schools, and
looks and newspapers ere almost unknown.
They have 50 little knowledge OF language
that It Is difficult for person TO receive from
or convey ideas to thern.-
They have no knowledge OF the ordinary
means of measuring distances, md cannot tell
what is meant by q rod or mile. lnquir-
lng Of persons whom he happened to
meet on tile way, Of the distance to
nelshboring places, be would get such
answers a. these: "Wall, stranger, um be
bout look and 4 yell, or 1.-TWO look" or
<'two look an yell," md 20 on according to
the distance. This he found out, ut length,
to meat, as lar as you could look o1I the
level suTfnce once or twice, a. the case might
lie. and then Us far as person wonld be heard
if lie hs1looed as loud as he could. Apkiug
Low FAR it was to some house in tue Vicinity.
the most definite answer he could get, If i.
was some distance Oh, was: II reckon 1t be q
right smart chnnce o. houses y meaning that
there was no house between, They know
nothing about political 1uattcrs, except Whist
stump orators tell them They had no idea
of the nature or meaning Of tile oath admin
istercd, and would as soon hare taken any
other and made their mark is that. They
were not even on par with many Of the nc
.,roes, who, in that section, arc more compe-
lent to vote than the whites.
, 1866-03-02
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
THCHspAE EVENING. March !, ls66,
FREIEHTS-Ihefo following arc the current sztes-

FL0tiK-fltcefved i,le9 brlsi shipped I. 81 bsis.
h-nsa a1sa 1n; x1!6 ii. steaa2 es aissD..e +
10 bf,s WARNS" md 10 hs,s not tnaned It ioo
bss Occidental" bg1s "Desnoy and 20 bEls not
ssss s. 9S Ss e Il es
lt1 h,as Ussound E1ua 81 *sll, sP1ue surxs--so
o3 o3WIiE1T-necelved. 14,.a bu: shipped, 1as1s ou-
MARKET opened QUIET and ifa1Kc lower. bns entet-
s1s9ay IA r oa
hs 81 i s. 70 - Z e 81 q 4
tl.7!i 20 b1 do i st.7:x; 7,H9 hn Nc. Sptt1g
:. ?3s ho S !! g 90 3: @ E. e a e
teelosins With buycrs of No. i atsl*i and sellers
GDRN-R -Recessed, aaNob bn; shipped. 3ishn; My.
Eetcted ii asxc; go bu DO IT. 83c. For f1tnfe DE-
ysI snsfs ~, ~ 81 sos nSap e.! ps,: as 91
DATS-Recelyeo 6asa ha; shipped II d55 81 ou Aes,
4, g. g s. T. s. aai Il ne
.H1 E-Reeet.ed noue Slipped nons. Market dull.
SITS Sfe - ~ SG :: aas1 ,st4:a ;5S5s AZ n .,
Il sALGfiMai@sis1iet i1si % non!nai j 4 iszlsa.
.f. oa as2 Bfaa
'eH'ti WWUGsi COHS-Auket nominal At sss.paa
EANsss-M.sxeta quiet hut ar.n as shat;aa.
MHUTTEk-Receired, 7.E0 bs: shipped, 7.9n es
arsdss, and rIie9s &c nrm 4 lie recent sdsanee
Medium gfa1ea ARE less AtundAnt thAn usual, and
Nkew1Ee fE,ner. we quote: .,
choice NE
Good Ish ":
c9s9 saies aele 1i;seo fii It @ bis i; e: iii
II NUDtGs
, 1866-03-02

A H1GH TIME At BE1nAST.-The N. 7.
Jnd7.t7de'.f gives an aecount Of recent oc-
x:urTcnce at Bethany College, Va, showing
the spirit Of hostility still anlmating the re-
constructed whites:
.4S,ncc 1be suppression Of the tlayeholdesrr war
.evesl rebel soldier md olhsts q IKE ep,t have
Hnr, West VuRtnia, to tnfsl their educauon. The
x7Eoronh loyalty Of the body o. stndeass ana ths
fneuity ke the uneatJ sptz1s toscraey quiet unit!
Gen r. H. Harris c1ne there to lcc1nre IN behalf Of
the frrednen's aid and negro echool-- Has7tt had
7uay banged s ns Wsshtn nsI
10 har; 70 ii pss resolved ,ha: something: must
.c done to >how proper contempt 50, a. y mtd- r.
night the chisafy surrounded the hon-e Of 6is
friend nno msdc night hideou. with vile sounds.
nna snsnsd 70 themselves 70 be neap,n5 eoqssmp1
" mid; Of ss. triumph 1he low! students wsta
AfSnsco " ttc nnlsc. aud rutEc3 10 Ihe scehes
%nen 70 'De no,ss re,Hi. bed III d'sn.y the General
1sn.s u s nna ne3. Day the COLLEGE fnttT ~.
1l-sraee "ao arc no" compelled 10 take up with
Na>nnS.on ctssrge, Iesiu:tun, Va.
, 1866-03-02

Just Issued By Dr. James, formerly OF Jau1es Lock
Hospital New Oriesns, La, and now Of So Iaadolph
street, Chicago, Ill. TIE MONITOR; o., Handbook
ing. >.
CoS1rsTs or Eook-HistorJ, Origin. Nature and
Danger Of seerss plseases, Syphilis, spormsto.Fhes,
etc. How 10 avoid Infections veneea1 Dlseakes How
you may know when ynu hare them.
Also, important Information 10 1eH1aies.
Price Ct Book, Fitsy Cents, md receipt Of pfics
book Will be sent to any address, put up IN sealed
~rappeF.
Dr. James, specially physlcian IN the treatment ol
secrct and Infectious diseases. Once md rooms SB
Ranto1ph street, where Dr. James can be eoasulted
fton u. till 2. 1nteEyiews coanden1a. n5sl
, 1866-03-02

ANOTHER Haul or GAHfLKns.--Owtux to the
fucctes which e1owued his efIotts on Wednesday
afternoon. Deputy Superintendent Nelson DE-
te,mtned 10 make another tozzY upon the enemy,
and accordingly, accompanied By toar members Of
his sss1, he de.cended upon notorious gambling
hrtL located over No 1T Randotph street. at enc
o'cioek yesterday attJ Jnoon. The fald was SO well
managed ihai t.t MI youtht were taken completely
b. emp,1se, and h<d no opportunity to either r.
tIctr trade. sixteen Of The fraternity
werr capturrd, foee bcr With tso faroo
fablcs, dcal boxes, chips" and cards complete,
inrsp nnonrietof OF Ihe roona. and Charlie. Phenix
Wiil;sm Ioomls. John Johuson, Geosge Robtuson.
Ruius Galvs, Charles Starr. ChaItts u. Gqtdon.
COVE, James HFown, K. G. Hounds. Charles
R6bt1.s, md Thomas Link oaa3 William 1ohnson.
The, were esco1ted 10 the Central Foltcc Ssadou.
, 1866-03-02
NIeJicnl COMMON Sense

Confidential Information
FOR TIE MARRIED. .-sent free IN sealed envelope
ddreas E. D. F00TEt II. D., 1130 Broadway. New
, 1866-03-02

nherr All Of them ravr bail for ther appearance he-
fore tbc Recorders Court, to answer 10 Ii.
charge Of gaming. Thomas Link, -
eomr OF our seadefs will remember. Is The tadIridu
rt.ret CT, one night during Mr Mntdoch's engage
meut at tbe Open House. bJ osiug the rnost Of
scene and G1lhy language n the pgstnce Of lalc*,
ana by striking gentleman who demonstrated win
hun His psesence thould not BE- tolerated in tho
city unless 1t be IN the BttdeEe1 loe which tnstt-
non he Is entneuty fitted.
, 1866-03-02

How It may be easily Prevented: also Cause and
Cure Sent nee. Address Z. 3. F00TE. ". D., l 80
RruadHay. SeN York.
, 1866-03-02


AAs All ktpdk OF mtFch1ndtsi1g have twtts certain
specul41ut1 who hare no legitimate bustuess become
markets Of this country have become more less sub
ret to undue influences, brought about BY dishonest
statements to accomplish unworthy c1dS. Large QDAu-
ues Of provisions sold shost Ia cettala narke1s
before the result OF tne packing sesson was known,
probable 1hat tho s<l1ers, therefore, have become
'be1ss on the market. and arc now eadeaEos1ng to
reuerr anticipated losses BY the CIT Of 4dIse3sed
porf,7 thereby depressing the mNrkek rates for the
present. aud until their contr4cts tlled 10 be so
1n1r n and
, 1866-03-02

Total.
r.m,or eho,ce. ~~'-''
1r.+n NJ, h.er =, .et,vs ,oor,v ~ .hont n.
<.,h crr,aersh:e frr.dom sna eraS .tnrr IN. rsnd.
y sen :. prices sans1ss n1s % aaao @ % soo ,;x 1ee nc
t9ppST ~ suGn ~" !a.0Gs Atntteu sla ue"'5 ~
One Or two hacking frms we're tolersblJ acl!ye aud
kene1sliy bnyi very COCA cl&ss OF stock. !
P4nsbuE-h. CtFtsAud ana baltimore buyers were
&,1.-,bl, rS, erf slxtoctrrsr ,nrr ,n.o donc sori
,htn~ 3 r. cuote the 1parte, as actsEe and steaaY
nxessaoays ptacee; ..,,
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
, 1866-03-02

Ono OF the truest and tlrmest mcn In Con-
Ercss is Geu. Garfield, SUCCESSOR Of that noble
old hero, the late Joshna r. Gi1dings- In
rcccut speech he uttered these striking
words:
LAS 10 the lately rebcl1ious States, we
should listen to what they have to say on the
basis thai. triaad fde.G the evidence i against
them. The burden Of proof should rest on
them. He would not vote to bring them here
unless IS before grand inquest of the nation,
or as court. Let them como before the bar
aud chow that they arc worthy to he brought
In. When he knew them last, they were firing
bullets at Kim, and were thrnstfng bayonets
into our ef1ow-cftfzen8, starving prisoners In
dungeons, and burning our towns. They
hated tie Union above all things, and were
bound By bloody oaths to see 1t die; and they
must come before Us and give evidence, stron:
As Holy Writ, that they arc fit to be received
into the Union. nthev had accpted the re-
suit OF the war, so did 'Buckncr at Fort Don
elson and Pcmberion at Vicxsburg, and In
no other NAY, SO lar az he knew"
Andy johnson s+in ta1s Last stsces.,.
Among the Copperhead organs aoudest In
praise Of Andrew Johnson's apost:ey is tho
Milwaukee Nttas. Below We give an extract
which appeared tn the editorial columns Of
that paper less than one yen ago:
{Errm The fe~s Of March IL, 1851
ANDREW lOnNsoS HOPELESS DRENKARp
in THE "LAsT STAGES"
Some people are anxious to prove that
Andy Jolnsou's enormous appetite Tor whis-
Key has como upon him since Its election.
This will anluse those familia! With the facts.
1t is matter Of public notoricty that he was
n confirmed drunkarA before his nomination
TO the e-Prcaidency. 4 prominent citizen
Of ono Slate made scveral attempts to see him
in Nashville last year, but ncrcr could get to
Ills residence carly enough to'tind him sober.
supported Lincoln for tho Presidency. and
who has just returned from Washington, In
forms us That johnson is apparently in tue
lust stages OF decentralization" and quite
likely to vacstc his office 5000 without any
tsrnlul resignation.
, 1866-03-02
The Hop Trade of Wisconsin.

The Hop trade II an important linz Of bulintss It
bic Il "a important branch Of Industry In the spr-
rounding counties Of SaIk and Columbia Since the
gathering Of Inst falls crop. there hare been between
.As and 40 tons Of hops shipped at Knbouru depot
1h+te brought the producers on an average about q
produe. Meme snpoo- 4ir. Soyes, Tie station ayeut
1hsre thnEs tns ex9.t to1 ie Jsat E act sil shoIs
cents u Iemnnesasivs Price Tor Iai.lnE hons and
eT pound for lie nc1t i've yeaEs In View Or inese
facts u is rot IuEiAnE that tne basincsa y o. the
irE GOT tis winter nom the wooos and marshes
nta! hy- RtoiuE over the crcnnscent prafles. one-
afisr poles. 1nd the other half returning with
tlem- "Hop-I,oles," t. the cEy With these people.
With ranick uenfy, they exciai1, - know not what
cou,se others NAY iake bnt a. for nc giro me hop.
il il eksimatrd that The area OF roanl planted with
hong In thu SECTION The coming se3souv will bc 6s per
cert tale1 than ever before. and fully nre Zines
great a THREE hYQ,
, 1866-03-02
Gttp Notices



~ s5A46 6 4asseas s3s eess4
rusie eaa aaes ae ss9ess srta
.e,;oed waHaa.s nare been p'aesd n my haaaS s0s
e'Ws;tsnSS Ws.sas e. NTH i South. dued February H. ,&
ad seued tor sns eoliect.ea q fpe o5 EoG9t
rsass F1ass sstz ssa ~ - Iass,e ~ @ss IL
Mssrsas r. rs r. r. Msf {, ssssa s. s e
ier tse esros q ti1 La@p se:t1 % uuass:d s'Eee'
Nsaa. So. sd5. d. VII. % es.sa Fee I'D. lssk asd l.,
sued for tnc eolieeton Of soeeA tnt leS;sa
c e ~ t1s r "a g e.
sa;ss seses ::'ea
nc te9p r .. one LIMP os' o. o. oHp H. ss - sas
Wss1sn. 70: s.: Sof.h, ds1ed Tte IL -; I'D T.;
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TORPORATION NOTICE.
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H. ore7ss teas ths aey ranasDg So1h Aaa s1q,
70 GhcsEo s ec M aGea graded ard planked 1T an es-
block ki9zteI Adai.io1 q chtca;o: = n szaded
x 4,se esta t. ~. + slses
ted cost Of *l@+fo.DG:
said work 10 Be done under The s1pxrnteaaence OF
Tie board OF Public Works t1at The several
named sboye be sssesse4 upon :hs rea! estac detea
acccfdirx to me rrorisoaa or The Revtse Charter
amend cd In such case ms0e and PROVIDED
NoT therefore, public notice Is hereby given 10 III
n. rpou1 interested. that the Conmlssooers OF the
board Of Public Ncrts viii meet At Room No. y, in
he Court House in said City, Tuesdsy The rth
Isl dsy Or march, D. lS At the eoor Of 10 o'clock
t 10 asseas the Several aroeunts aboye nsmed d.
assessed "a tie real estate deemed atnethcd By tns
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FRED. LETZ,
q, /. ROSE.