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NEW YoRK, March 3O.-A mutiny
aboard the ship Constellation, bound
to Liverpool, in the harbor yesterday,
was suppressed by an armed force from
the Revenue Cutter, Crawford. The
vessel remained under the guns of the
Cutter all night and sailed this morn
ing. the crew obeCiient. -. 15aE
Theodore Yates was sentenced to
murder of policeman Curran, in Brook
The fire at Duncan, Sherman & Co.,
originated in the heating apparatus
The building being fire proof, was I'M
injured. No valuable books or papers
were burned.
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alisffIIanfnns.
To Brick-makers, Lime Burners
and Stone Quarters.


GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived at West Virginia Hospital for the
Insane, at Weston, W. Va, until Il o'clock,
M, on the 10th day of April next for the
making and delivering OF about four hundred
thousand good, hard burned brick, OF the
size OF those heretofore used.
The brick may be made on the Hospital
grounds and must be delivered at such points
about the building as may be directed BY the
Building Superintendent or Building Com
mittee. and to be supplied ut periods and In
quantities to their satisfaction. One hundred
thousand to be delivered MS soon as the
weather win permit, with prompt and ener-
getic edort.
same time and place for the burning and de-
liyering at said Hospital about five thousand
bushels OF good, well burned Lime, to be re-
ceiyed by weight, and counting one hundred
pounds to the bushel, to be delivered In
Quantities and at times to the satisfaction OF
the Building Superintendent
Sealed proposals will also be received for
QunrTytng and delivering about three hum
dred perch of Stone, suitable for Bubble
AshIar work, such as have been used in the
rear of the three story building South
Those to whom contracts will be awarded
will be required to give bonds with good
security for the faithful performance thereoL
Proposals should be forwarded as early Us
practicable to the Chairman Of the Building
Committee, at Weston, West Virginia.
r. P. CAMDEN,
90 RHTLIS
-i4 Pm. HALE,
mr20-Std&3tw Building Committee
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AIbnnx CnttIe aInrIket.


The cattle marketat the opening was un-
usally active and owing TO the rise in New
the prices and supply was greater than was
looked for and to-day prices are reduced, the
decline being almost equal TO the advance, so
thnt the ratio is about the same as last weeks;
the range being from o to X, the outside
price for prime extra heavy. Total receipts
5000. Rail Road freIghLS have been reduced
to 20 cents per 100 lbs from Buffalo TO the Sus-
pension Bridge and to New York. sheep are
plenty and prices somewhat lower, but the
demaud is fair.
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Prices at Tho Hotels,

In New York and Philadelphia meetings OF
hotel keepers have been held this week, for
the purpose OF agreeing upon reduced scale
OF prices. It Is believed that before the first
of May such houses as the Continental, Of the
latter city, and the ST. Nicholas and Fifth
Avenue, of the former, will come down from
five to four dollars day. and houses Of q less
pretenttous grade in proportion. With gold
at 1913, and every kind OF marketable commo-
dIty selling cheaper day by day, they are do
ing no more than their patrons had a right to
expect, md rs much is expected and must be
demanded OF hotels all over the country.
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A HAN OF A THOUSAND..-.A CON.
RUMPTIYE CURED

nR II. JAMES, A RETIRED PHYSICIAN
OF great eminence, discovered while in
the East Indies n certain cure for Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds. and
General Debility. The remedy was discover
was given mp to die. His child was cured,
and Is now alive and we'll. DESTROYS OF bens-
fitting his fellow mortfsls. he will send to those
who wish It the recipe, containing fIlll 0iIec-
tons for making and successfully using the
remedy, free, on receipt of their names with
two stamps to pay expenses. There Is not q
single symptom Of Consumption that It does
not at once take hold OF and dlssip0te. Night
sweats, peevishneSs, irritation OF the nerves,
failure of memory, difficult expectoratIOn,
sharp pains in the lungs. sore throat, chilly
sensations, nausea at the stomach, Inaetiou of
the bowels, wasting away OF the muscles.
the paper they see this advertisement in.-
Address CRADDOCR & CO.,
1882 Race st, Philadelphia, Penn.
feb26-7weod.dAwo
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New York Money and stock Market.
NEyv YoRu March N

Money and Gold-Money dull Sterling
Exchange-Dull and low r at lO61<@l07.
Gold Board held no session to-day Street
sales are reported at 1275S9l2, closing at
Government stocks-Q Quiet and unchanged.
FreightS-To Liverpool dull and lower.
Stocks-MarkeI closes firmly; Erie 1910
76lS; Hudson 1851; Reading lO01S9l6012;;
Michigan Southern SE<9SI; Pittsburgh $40
50; Northwestern preferred 541S@55i Rock
Island 1l21I; Fort Wayne 021<9925<.
Foreign Exchange has been dull to-day; but
little business Is doing. The following are the
Quotations.: Bankers Bills Mt 90 days lO8 and
I0JI49l065S; do at 80 days lO71f9lOS; CONNER
cial Bills 1859 1851.
The Cleveland 4 Toledo directors are in
session at Cleveland this afteTnogo, but what
dividend they Will decide upon q not as yet
=.
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Sealed Proposals

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE COM
w nnittee on Water Works until O'Clock,
Saturday. a pTil 18th, 1865, for making about
900 feet of 20 inch water Pipe They are to
lie Onelinch thick, with all the necessary
branches, to Join with Pipes running ut right
angles to all Fire Plug. that may be ordered
by the committee or person having the suFer-
intendence. The Pipes 10 he east or moulded
in dry sand and in n perpendicular position,
and OF good dark grey Iron, 50 that Il eau be
easily drilled. Eeach Pipe or piece To be II
feet long, aud 10 weigh not less than 200 lbs,
nor more than 900 lbs the castings to be de-
ltveFed in the street, where the Pipe IS needed.
Also Proposals for digging trench frOm tho
Basin to Main street. and down Main street To
Division street, In the Sixth Ward. and nlhng
thesame nfLer the Pipes are laid. Trench to
be from iye to seven Rect deep and three feet
wide; the bids To be by the cubic yard. Tho
Pipes, with the necessary elbows. rs and
branches to be delivered as follows, to wit:
t5OO nifty plain Pipe to be ready and on the
street notlater than the 10Th Of June, and not
less than Jour per day thereafter.
Payment 10 be clsn tor nll tie above work.
Contractors to give good security for the full
dlIment of the contract.
Bids Will be endorsed, Proposals for Water
Pipe, or for digging, and to be left with the
Chairman of the Com. on water Works.
mrgO-td
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pittsburgh PetreIeum sEar,set.


r 1IESHIt4h-
There was but little doing In oil yesterday.
Holders were fiTIn In their views, but buyers
were not anxious TO invest largely. The rul-
ing figures for crude may be set at l39l31Sc
bbls returned, and 89lS1lc packages fnclnd-
ed. Most OF the oil now being disposed Of f.
for future delivery. Itcannot be snid there Is
n large stock or curde on hand. Advicea
nom Oh City state that crude Is quoted nrm
at 81 20 per bbis. at the mouth OF the creek.
There Is n better feeling for refined In bond
stl IA, and $. stS g m
in Philadelphia In May and July at prices
ranging from zig &c per gallon. There Is no
inquiry for free oil. and prices are nominal
NapthR and residun1 are dull. AS we are
without sales we omit quotations 5ia-s4
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Good Friday---Robbery OF the Fenian
Headquarters.

NEW York, March 3O.-To-day being
good Friday, all the Courts, excepting
the United States Circuit Court, where
the Meteor case is continued, Will be
closed. The usual preparations have
been made in the Catholic and Episco-
pal Churches for commemoration ofthe
The World publishes rumor this
morning of robbery Mt the Fenian
headquarters, Union square, of $50, 900.
Such rumorwas on the street yester-
day, butts not known whether founded
on fact. -
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PhIIadeIphia sIarket.

PHILADELPHIA, March 80.
Cotton dull at 4lc. Flour dull; s. 2599 Is
for extra western, and 50 259l0 90 for Ohio.
Wheat quiet; 81 40 for choice red, and 81 I29
70 Tor No. spring. Corn hrm at IO9Ilc for
yellow. Oats 495[6S50. Petroleum very active
at 2lc for refined In bond, and 5S95sc for re-
fined free. Wool dull, and declining at So;
u blood and full blood at 60; y blood at 500
SIC. Whisky unchanged. A cnrgo OF MeSsina
oranges aftOat, sold at So 3, and Lemons at
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WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER!

T HAVE RECEIVED IN PART, AMI
L am still receiving. the best assortment OF
Wall Papers and Borders ever brought TO the
city. The styles are mostly new, and are
very choice. My Borders, especially, are adj
mitted by those who have seen them to be the
FINEST IN THE MARKET
As TO prices you cannot fail to be suited, as
None Can Sell Cheaper Than Can.
Even ifyou purchase Papers elsewhere. should
you not get entirely suited with Borders, as Is
often the case,
CALL AND SEE MINE,
as the assortment is very large and very select.
mr22 lwd&wIt JOSEPH l.. WILDE.
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Choked to Death.

NEW York, March 3O.-Thaddeus
Scott, country merchant, choked to
death this evening at Taylor's Saloon,
while eating beef steak. He was from
Napierville, ILL.,, and came here to buy
goods. 1t is understood he arrived to-
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RaltImore Conee market.

We notice sales to-day OF 100 bags Rio for
New York account, the terms for which were
kept private, and Of a small lot Of ehoiee do
at Die gold The market Is steady, and We
quote as before Rio at lT1<@lS1fc5 gold for
common; 19930c, gold, for fatr to goodi 33S9
2fc gold. for prime and choice Laguay1 at
2I%92Sc, gold, and Java at 2sS2SaSc, gold
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New YoRK, March 3O.-The Posts
Washington special says: Several con-
eressional committees are in session to-
day. The Ways and Means Commit.
tee will consider the tax bill to-day and
Tomorrow.
Senate early next week, but will not be
considered until the civil rights bill is
disposed of.
The Navy Department has ordered
men-of-war to the banks to protect our
fishermen in their rights.
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CHICAGO, March 30.
Flour steady. Wheat quiet at 81 2.9sl 2f3<
for No. /, and Sic for No. , Corn active at a
and II for No. 2, 81 and IS for No. 0 Oats sc.
HIghWines nominal at SEQ and g p Pro
visions dull. Mess Pork So 9. Lard steady
at ISc Hogs 81 . and 81 50: dressed Hogs 81 o..
Receips 5000 bbls flour; 500 bushels ofwheaG
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CINCINNATI, March 3O.-Frank Wells
carriage factory, No. 56 Bank street,
was partially destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss about $1,000. Insured.
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WASHINGTON, March 3O.-Yesterday
afternoon there was another explosion
at Washington Arsenal. a shell burst
while two of the laborers were engaged
in unloading it. Oneo of them may pos
sibly lose several of his fingers by am
putatfon. The other sustained only a
Slight fracture of the forehead by
fragment of shell. Since the explosion
at the same place several months ago,
by which ten persons were killed, this
work has been carried on in sides wide
" separated, SO that an explosion in
one cannot communicate to others on
the grounds. Very much of this kind
of war material has been recently
brought to the arsenal.
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NEW YORK, March 3O.-The U. S.
gunboats De Sofa and Don, which re-
Gently left this port for the West Indiasr
have returned to New York and it is
supposed will form part of the squad
ron destined for the eastern coast. The
alleged reason for this change is that
a flying squadron for the protection OF
our fishing interests is required for I'M
mediate service, while, as:we have six
vessels cruising among the West India
stands already, the reinforcements for
that squadron can be delayed for a
time, a
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NEW York, March 3O.-The gold
room and stock board were closed to-
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NEW York, Marchso.-The Banking
House of Duncan, Sherman 4 Co., on
William street, was on fire this morn
ing. The building was but little IN
done TO the books, papers and furni-
ture. AZ q = 49,
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wAsH1NaroN, March 3O.-on enqui-
~ to-day at the Treasury Department
It was ascertlined that there was no
authority for recently pub lished state
ment that the Secretary would pay the
May interest due on the $40 bonds early
in April. There has been no such de-
termination on the subject.
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"a
Pursuant to a decree rendered in the above
entitled cause by the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, on the 18th day OfDe-
cember, 1865, on the Chancery side thereof; i
shall proceed to sell, ut public sale, at the
front door of the Court House Of Ohio county,
on Thursday, the 18th day oil April, 1865, ut 10
o'clock, n. M, to the highest and best bidder,
the following described property, viz:
One acre lot OF ground situated in the town
OF West Liberty, Ohio county.
Terms OF saie.n credit OF three and six
months in two equal installmentS. with legal
interest thereon from the day of sale,
until paid, the purchaser giving bonds with
good personal security, the title TO be retained
until the whole ofthe purchase money is paid
the purchaser, however, to have the priv
ilege to pay the whole of the purchase money
In cash. JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
mr22-tSw Sheriff OF Ohio county.
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ST. LOUIS, March 80.
Flour unchanged. Wheat frmer; 81 75ei1 %
for prime; 81 10 for choice. Corn lower; 62d68,
oats dulI;i 429S3 Pork firm; S693 =. Ba-
con unchanged. Whisky heavy; S22l1z92 y
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For Cincinnati, Cairo and New orleans
For ST. Louis. Davenport, dubuque
md g. DouU
81. GOLD AND SILVER 81
WATCHES.

w AL
GETS SILVER WARE, DIMoND SETS
- and Rings English Silver CTuet Stands,
Sewing Machines, Vest Chains, Bracelets,
Locl1eIs, Gold Pencils, Sets ofJewely, &C., sc.
| Worth One Million Dollars,
To be soldat One Dollar each without regard
| TO value, and not to be paid for until you
know what you are to receive
SAMUEL c. RICHARDS q CO.,
Established 1857. The Largest Manufacturers
and OriginRtorS OF the Distribution. conducts
ed for years on strictly Honorable Principles,
and to the entire satisfaction OF all who pat
roniZe us offer the usual Catalogue OF Rich
and Valuable Articles One Dollar Each.
Is Piano Fortes, each.....--.-.-...,S50Ot to 500
10 Sewing Machines, each......... 100 to $50
500 Fine Gold Chronometer
500 Fine Goid Ensiis6 Lever WSici;s 10 10
30 Ladies' Gold En1ed BiJou Watches. $50
200 Solid Silver Hunting Lever
400 siiSer Dinner sf6 S to to f IS
5000 English Silver Cr1et stands: % to 50
An the above list OF goods viii he sold for
one dollar each. Certificates ofnII the various
articles, stating whnt each one can have, are
and, when ordered, are taken ont without re-
gard to choice, and sent by mail, thus giving
all a fair chance. ON receipt ofthe Certificate
you can see what you can have and then ID il
uroptIon to send one dollar aud tRke the
article or not.
One Certificate may obtain you a Gold
Watch, Service OF Silver Plate, or any other
valuable article. THERE WILL Be NO
BLANKS.
One seRled envelope containing an order for
one OF the valuable articles on our list, will b6
sent TO any address on receipt of 2jcts. for 81,
IL Tor - - with premium fOrS5; 100 with pre-
MUM solid Silver Hunting Case Watch, Sl5.-
Sefiect satisfaction guaranteed in all cases
Goods not pleasing the tastes or fancy of our
customers will be exchanged free of Gust
Agents and others will be allowed 10 cents
on each certificate ordered by them, provided
not less than six arc ordered ut a time Agents
VIII collect y cents for each certificate and re-
init 10 cents to US. Address all orders to
SAMUEL c. RICHARDS & CO.,
P. O. Box, 1878.
Great chance to maker money. Agents want
ed everywhere. feb20-6mw
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THE FENfAI;E DEPARTNEN1

has It's own course OF study and internal ar
engagements, being designed TO afford all the
advantages Of n female seminary. The full
collegia ate courss Is also open to ladies who
may wish to pursue 1t. -f..
WayneSbung College has now been in sue
cessful operation OVerten years, and it - be
lieved to afford as good educational facilities
and at less than ordinary expenses. The tea
chers have all had much experience, and the
Importance of THORoUGHEESSI in study Is Inn
pressed upon the mind OF the student nj
every step. For further information, add les
the PRESIDENT. feb23-6tw
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WAYNESBURG COLLEGE,
wAYNEsBURG, Greene Co., Pa.
Chartered by the State Legislature.
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION:

Rev. A. B. MILLER, d. D., President, and
Professor of Literature and Ethics
Rev. $. T. ANDERSON, Vice President. and
Professor of Hebrew and Systematic Theology
NJ. E. GARRISON, A. NJ, Professor OF Greek
"0 ". G. scoTFs 4. II, Professor of Mathe-
Mrs. n k. B. miller, Principal of the
MIS- s. Y. Il. BUTLER, Teacher of French
Mrs. MARY SCOTT, Teacher of Music
Miss n. q. CARTER, Teacher of ElOcutIon.
TINE NEXT TERM OF THIS INsTTTU-
ton wiz open ON the fourth Monday in
April, 1855.
Good boarding, with rooms well furnished.
can be had! In private families, at moderate
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X BOTSFoRD & co. No d waTFP
y street, Wholesale Grocers, have Just re- re-
81 Rags prime Gomez
. Hing Sugar,
50 BblS. White Sugar
100 Extra family E1nnr
so Chests Tea,
Nos. l, . and MacSeral In Mil u ~.
and kits. - SES's n ooLs
MolAsseS and Syrup.
Dried Peaches -,
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Old I'D, Wheeling Brewery.
The United States
Two Kegs of Whisky, seized by j. C. Orr

In Rem. In case of forfeiture.
WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION HAS
Nv been filed In abe District Court OF the
United States for the District Of West Vlr-
ginia, on the eight day OF March, 1865 by the
United States OF America AGAINST two kegs OF
MhisSS, seized by j. c. Orr, Collector OF In
SIunAl revenue OF the United States for LIST
SS1T Ie zion District OF West Virginia, in Ger.
n SSSceeding In rem, alleging in substance
I, NIou sIn OF an Act of Congress approved
TStns sSi1; le64 entitled AN Act to provide
~ s nal revenue TO support the Government
~ 10y interest on the public debt and for
otneE purposes, in that the tax levied m saij
I've kesS OF whisky in pursuance az said Act
nles noI neen paid as provided therein. and
RtaHElus Itlht said property be forfeifei n tha
Omed SlateS Now, Therefore in DnTsY,onoo
OF tue attachment under the seal ~ fl,s ss,S5
Court to me directed und deliyeTsSj tI1S sStS
Two kegs OF whisky were taken int, a I,1S
possession at Wheeling, West VirSiTja NforaiS,
Y, 1856, and do hereby give public n,firs ~
an perSons claiming any Interest IN SaIj -
Kegs OF whisky, or In the proceeds tbeTeoS ~
appear before the Judge OF the DiStriet Co;,13
OF the United States for the District az NJ
NirStnta, ON the 9Th day OF April. iSf,S Al
Wheeling, West Virginia, AT II O'Clock In the
forenoon OF the same day, III the same shniI
oe a day Of iurtSdictiOnl II not on the next
day OF jurisdiction thereafter. then and therS,
70 lnterpoSe their claims and TO make theiT
allegations in that behalf
S. b, McCOLI.oCH.
U. s. Marshall Dist. W. Va.
-. SMITH, U. s. Attorney, mral-lAt
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Sharif,s Sale.


CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
. County, Circuit Court. In Chancery, De
cember 18th, 1865.
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Just Ranainad

IT oyERING's SUPERIOR GOLDEN
u SyFnPi Old Gov. Java, Yellow and Green
6lo Sodee, OF extra flne quality; Eastern
SSITanperrteS Buckwheat Flour; Philadelphia
N1linSed Meatf Charleston GritSS Green Peas;
bohemian Pears: Srnyrna Ffiqs- I.ayer Rafs..
ms bordeaux Salad Oh; Extra French Mus
~ sSsG; SsaTdel Fish In 8 Id kegs Sc, &c, and
janS0 N.&G.p. WOODROW,
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LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS.
A FULL STOCK OF FRESH SEEDS, IN
"A oulk and In papers, Just received by
mars PRYOR BoX z S 4 CO. b
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-12


=. wy ~ ''A.'e' oi.he reference Of the ma tcrs
m..m -, ~ le executions Of James II.
a"' :. ."u o'hes, against the city, fu on
.., "a''nouAeof the city on the lcyee) 10
a;sa...;. ~ - "Vt p act, had power in their
Ca...:' 80 81 said building and this
- -. go 49, express their appreciation
=. S" I said committee in selling
~" " ~"u paying of said executions.
Which said .enort and .,,,,,;o,
severally adoped. @''
The City .l,ornev nrss.,,.a b;s ,.,o..
- ..'e"co several actions against and
oy tne CITY, ~ich was received and Hled
and report adp,ed.
ton:
Hesoissd' 1T bills nor petitions or other
cammohlcal'o, be recei ed by this Coan>
Gil from any Ire Company Of this city.
except they cAe regularly numbered ns
they stand in L de part n,ent. and As ,hev
ment.
Ala. Arnat pved that the resolution be
laid on the tab
Carried by II following vote: Yeas
Anaresen, Dsv kuknen, Arndt, Matthes.
and Warneool. Nays-Frizzell, Jones.
Mcneil and No
Aid. Andresl moved that the Office OF
Health lnspecr be vacated until mex,
spring.
Carried by following vote Yeas.
A.,dresen. Davi Kuhneu, Arnds. M.tthes.
Mcneil nd Vr"ebold. Nays, Frizzell,
Jones and Noe
A'd. Mcneil 'ercd the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, tn the City Marshal be in
structed to MAX his annual return 10 this
Council, Of the y tax for 1866. at the next
meeting Of this uncil.
Adopted.
Aid. Ma,thes Tered the following rcso,u-
tion:
Resolred, Th;L. lIumbcrt be ana is here.
bv appointed t,he office Of Public Weirher
oil the City Of svenport and is authorized
to enter upon duties of the same upon
his complying I'll the provisions Of the Or
dinances relatli thereto.
Adopted.
! Aid. MattheDfered the following res
olution
Resolsed. tn the Street Commi. sioner
be Instructed iay . walk and bridge 90
feet long and feet wide, in front OF the
engine house I Steam Engine Liberty
Company No.
Adopted.
Aid. Andren offered the following res.
olution
Rcsoired, tt the resolution ordering a
sidewalk TO laid on parts Of Main,
Spring and 3streets. East Davenport, be
and hereby isesc,ndcd.
Lost, by thfollowing vote:
Yeas-Anden, Jones, Mcneil, and
Noe.
Nays-Dav Frizzcll. Kuhnen, Arndt,
Matthcs, and 'arnebold.
On motion 'e Council adjourned.
D.. B. NASH, City Clerk.