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H(1ae DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGH
k@S WAYS-oFFICE, No, 1O4 S. FIFTH Street.
NoTICE no z CoNTRACTojRSt 81 IiI 9 "a St'' III

NOIlCE 10 CONTRACTORS.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office OF the
Chief Commissioner OF Highways until IL o'clock M,
MONDAY, 10th inst, for the construction of a
sewer on the line or Perth street. from Jefferson
street to the north curb line of oxford street,
be built of brick circular in FORM with clear insiue
diameter of two feet inches and with inlets
and manholes as may be directed by the Chief En-
gineer and Surveyor.
The understanding to be that the Contractor shall
take bills prepared against the property fronting
said sewer TO the amount OF one dollar and twenty
five cents for each lneal foot of front each side of
the street so much cash paid the balance; as limited
by Ordinance to be paid by the city, and the Con-
traitor Will be required 10 keep the street and sewer in
good repair for three years after the sewer is finished
When the street is occupied by a City Passenger
Railroad track the Sewer shall be constructed along
side of said track in such manner Ob5truct
Interfere with safe passage of the thereon and
claim for remuneration shall be paid the contractor
by the company using said track, specified in Act
OF Assembly approved May 8, 1856
All Bidders invited to be present at the time and
place of opening the said Proposals. Each proposal
will be accompanied by certificate that Bond has
been filed in the Law Department directed by Ordi
of May 25, 1860 If the Lowest Bidder shall
execute contract within five days after the work
is awarded, he will be deemed declining will
be held liable his bond for the difference between
his bid and the next highest bid.
Specifications may be had at the Department OF
Surveys, which will be strictly adhered to.
w. w. SMEDLEY,
9llSt Chief Commissioner oF Highways.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND

G4a NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
- WHARF BUILDER. - Sealed proposals
VIII De received at the Department of HighWh!s No;
lOi south FIFTH Street, until IL O'Clock A; M oi
MONDAY, September 10Th inst, for the repair ana
extension OF the Reed street sewer, from point ~
feet east of Osego street 20 the east line OF delaware
avenue, SAID work 10 consist of embankmenI eNct-
yation brick-work, concrete, crb-work, and wharf
Ing with foundation ofpiling The work 70 20 Gone @
In conformity with plans and specifications 70 oe seen
AZ the Department OF Surveys, and under tne ulrSC
lions OF the Chief Engineer and surveyor Bus VIII
be received for the following items:- ,r, ,,,
NO. l-RENEWAL OF BRICK SEW Els, tnci.SH- S
lng the removal OF old work with materla anu WORK
anshipIOf new sewer g1s feet long per foot linear
No. 2-NEW TRUNK AND CUB, including Tn Lhe % re- es
moVal OF old wharf material and workmAusSnl ~ ot
new work, and the necessary embankment ITO leeb
3 Inches long, per foot linear. ,,uny,rr,
upon pile foundation, including the Trunk GU lseeu
street. all materials and Workmanship, eAtenIhng h
from the north side of Reed street TO MerrckS WhAI
1876 feet long per linear foot. .,rDDrpv
oil Sc Chief Commissioner of Highways.
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WAIklSG'-John Grindell, the well-known
Tpnnner' runner mas mas been engaged to train Edward
Iaysoh weston weston for his walk from Portland,
ago ran ten miles in 5s minutes. ON the Cam
bridge course. Be is confident that weston
will be successful in his coming long walk.
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PIANOS.

zt==HFs SCHOMACKER & CO.'S CELB
FTEF7f8 BEATFD PIANOS.--Acknowledged supe.
ros In ali respects to any made in this county, ana
aOld ON moat reasonable terms. New Rno secono-
hand Pianos constantly on hand for rent. Tuning
M owing, and packing promptly attended 70 .,,, O..
sI9 am WRrerooms, No. l0S CHk5NUt SS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f9y9 NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. JOY
CoE & co. Agen for the ''TELEsRAPH'
ana Newspaper Press Of the whole country have RE
hoNED from FIFTH and CHlcSNUT streets to no
lH s. SIXTH Street, second door above WALNUT
OFFICHs;-No. A4 s, SIXTH street. Phuadelpbia;
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. New York. 7sol4p
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R0sga MEDICAL BOARD FOR THE EXAMI-

R9g@ MEDICAL BOARD FOR THE EAAMMl- MI
nation OF Candidates for Admission NO ihhIdi1 tn9
navy as Assistant Surgeons.-A BOARD OF heu,Se' te
Oficers is now In session at the Naval Asylum,
Fhiladelphis, for the examination OF cSnuv'' Msvv
Tor admission into the Nj Medica corps OF the NaHy y,
Gentleman desirous OF appearing before tie tiecrs
must make application to the hohorStotg5 To- rasi
Lary or She Navy, to she underslgnen sgatinb bs
dence, place and date of birth. ApplcsIlos orsI ~
accompanied by respectable teslimohlaiS VI iH0'S'
Candidates must not be less than twenty'one nor
more than twenty-six years OF age. .. ,o an
No expense is allowed by the Government 10 can can
didates attending the sessions OF the 5oarn ~
cesstu examination is legal prerequisite ioT HPP'i'
ment in The Navy. ,,,e.t r,o-rs
The many vacancies existing In the Metlloa ScaPs %
insure immediate appointments 10 suoce'Siu '""
didates. - r,,oav
p J. HORwITz. Chiet Of Bureau.
Bureau OF Medicine and Surgery. Navy
August 10, 1867. o ~ tei- .A.-os
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, for the Safe
Keeping OF Bonds, Stocks, and
Other ValuabIOn.

s0OOOOUO
DIRECTORS.
N. B. BROWNE, EDWARD w CLARK
CLA RlGN CE IA. CLARE, ALEX ANDER HENRY,
JOHN WELSH, ~ A. GALDWBI4L.
CHARLES MACALESTER
Office In the Fire-proof Building of the Philadelphia
National Bank, CHESNUp Street, above Fourth.
@ This company receives on deposit, and qua RAN;
upon the following rates q year. viz.:-
COUPON bonus, ,..sl per yOoooo
Registered Bonds and Securites.-5O cents per Seo0
VI ilo pot yvovv
silver Coin or Bullon..s- per s00e
Cash Boxes or small tin boxes OF Bankers Brokers
Capitalists etc. contents unknown TO the Company
and liability limited S25 q year.
The Company offers for RENT lrenter excilusIyety
holding the key) SAFES INSIDE IT'S VAULTS as
go $50 t4O ESQ., ana s75 year according 70 size sad
location.
Coupons and Interest Collected for Que per cent.
Interest allowed on Money Deposits. .
This Company Is authorized 20 receive ana execute
10 simvyfrnl = nj B. BROWNE. President
RoBTET P1rrERsoN Secretary ana Treasurer.
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R99y ALL WHO HAVE TRIED THE SoI, MON-
p-S derul COMBINATION BUTION-ti.i1O~hh ~ ~hh
AND SEWING MACHINE, speak OF II as WIN si jug
voice one Of the greatest Inventions qt t9e can S s
For family there Is nothing Of the KIM ohu ap
pTOach II, ana other intTinBcally as onsaps ~
any doubt this let them call and be eonypGee: hs the
r. w. corner OF ELEVENTH and CIiLa5N VI streets
where II is exhibited and sold. 10 apu
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c-orrespondsne. Of the Richmond Dispatch
PETERSBURG. February Q, 1861.

PETERSBURG, February Q, 1867.
on;te a sensation was caused today 10y
the arrest Of Q party OF burglars, whicn
has led to the development OF sundry roo,
her;a. which have been q mystery for some
tina. About three weeks ago the meat.
hon,e Of Mr.. John A. Hair was entered
during the night, and a thousand POUNDS
of pork borne of. No trace was heard OF
Il lin this morning, when the police ps
.ome means learned that 1t was a. Tue
house of Burwell Belcher, who lives ~ .ne
unner mart of West ward. While enoea,
yor;no to make the arrest, Belcher jumped
ont oS the window and made OH. lie was
nnrsnaS hv policeman Richardson, who fired
=, h;n twice Intellectually, and would have
Ss;ied in oyerhauling him, but meeting with
. citizen on horseback, he mounted the
animal. and succeeded in making the cap
ture in the village of Ettrick's, on the
other side Of the river. From information
derived from the prisoner, the further ar
rests were made Of Henry Stephens, Will
liam Gill, and Thomas Lufsey, who were
all at the house Of Stephens. A number
Of burglars tools were found at this place.
Nearly the whole Of the meat was reco-
vered, with q quantity of cloth and some
spoons with the mark of "Jarratt's Hotel"
on them, and other articles, such as law
books, chickens, Sc, too numerous 10
mention. These men had conducted their
operations with great skill and secrecy,
and though they have been objects OF Sus,
picion to the police, yet it was not until
last night that any reliable information OF
their gnilt could be obtained.
MANY of the robberies lately committed
IN the city have been effected by making
entrances into dwelling-houses, and the
ropues were SO expert as TO abstract nu-
merous yaluables without giving any alarm
TO the inmates. There is good reason to
hope that these ~depredations will now be
less numerous.
Notwithstanding these trespasses, how
ever, il is safe to say that in no city has
better order been preserved, in the main,
than here. During the winter the Mayor
has seldom had more than one or two cases
before him for the day, and frequently
none. The police, t~hirty-two in number,
are watchful and efficient. Such, indeed,
has been the public tranquility that a
movement is pending in the Common
Council for the reduction of the corps, on
the ground of retrenchment-a step which,
if carried out, may prove TO be penny
wise, but pound-foolish.
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L0
"a bill for the relief Of James "
Ryan, late sheriffo the county OF ClaTne
"a bill authorizing the James RIVER
and Kanawha Company to borrow money"
and ,-...
"a bill extending the corporate limits
of the city Of Richmond" -.
The hour approaching 3 o'clock. ana .he
day being dark and gloomy, and it being
Saturday, a number Of members felt IKE
adiourning. These pressed the question
of adjournment several times, the ma
iority as often defeating it. There orlgi-
mating some little feeling, and n Of the
votes showing no quorum, Mr.. n. TURNER
moved a call Of the House. The roll was
called, and showing q quorum present, tne
call was suspended on motion OF Mr. FEN
pLEToN; and then,
On motion of Mr.. KELLEY, adjourned.
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THE On WELLS OF C~ALcAsIEU, TEXAS
Colonel Gray has visited the petroleum
springs of Calcasieu, Texas, where several
commenced operations in search of oil
some two or three months since. He is
Familiarity acquainted with the extensive
petroleum springs Of Pennsylvania, which
furnish the principal freight for the roads
he represents, and he assures us that the
springs of Calcasieu are fully equal, if not
superior, to any in Pennsylvania. He says
they are soon destined to be a source of
immense wealth. They are scarcely over
a days travel from Galveston, and ere long
a vast amount of this valuable material,
destined for the markets of the world, will
be sent to this city for SHIPMENT GalveS-
ton NenS.
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Winchester and Potomac Railroad Com-
a n to increase It's capital stock q 70
borrow money. -
Nv Mr.. BRowNrNo.-1nto the expediency
of providing that in all cases Depending IN
the Court of Appeals, in which the eVl.
dence of. service Of process upon any %
the parties appellees, was lost py the ourn n
ing of the records in the fire OF Aprl,
1865, such appellees may be summoned py
publication in some newspaper; such pun
~iication to be made for two months.
Nv Mr.. HERNDoN.-A bill to incorporate
the Commercial Savings Bank of Frede-
ricksburg. -
By Mr.. BUrr.-A petition of the citizens
of Norfolk county to prevent stock from
running at large within five miles OF the
city Of Portsmouth.
By Mr.. WoRp.-A resolution for paying
French & Crenshaw's bill for furnishing
carpeting, &c., for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
office.
RECORDS OF THE DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS.
The House concurred in the report o.
the committee Of conference upon the OH
relative to printing the records OF the DIS
trict Court of Appeals, and the bill passed.
PUBLIC DEBT.
Mr.. CRUMP laid before the House the
following communication from the Auditor
in reply to a resolution Of the House:
Public debt under acts prior to 18th April,
1861:
Registered 6 per cts.. .s2l, 500, 29s 50
3 per CT. per an m. Soso,ooo 90
Registered 8 per cts. 10000 90
2h per CT. per ann 2,ilZ "
Coupon 8 per cents. Il,lOs,CW V
3per cent. per ann S33,2fo W
Coupon per CT. ster-
ling ........... ~l,o6o,VOo w
~ per CT. per ann 4o'oZo w
S3i,977 29S 80
-------
One.haIf AZ ara'tInt. 1889, 466 As
--
Sauna d.bt full int. s2,O7S, 932 90
===-==
Pepistered G per ctg. q. 500, 2os IS 1913, TT go
Registered 5 per CTS. 10000 90 o,fZo W
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CONDITION OF JEFFERSON DAvIs.-A
gentleman who has just returned from
Fortress Monroe says, from personal know.
ledge, that the health of Jefferson Davis is
much better than 1t has been for six
months past, and that he is allowed free
intercourse with visitors, but avoids all
conversation with reference to political
affairs and to his own condition as a prison.
or. He has full range Of the grounds OF
the fortress, and lives as comfortably as
any of the United States oficers.-Sun,
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OMITTED RI YESTERDAYS Fed
Mr.. TONNES stated that had he been
present when the vote was taken upon the
resolutions rejecting the Constitutional
amendment he would have voted for them.
He was sure no one could have supposed
he could do his State SO great an injury as
to vote for that amendment.
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The Baltimore Gazette, n of the ablest
and soundest papers in the country, urges
the South to accept the new plan of adj
justment proposed by the President and
his friends.
The Abingdon Virgtsian dominates
Wyndham Robertson for Governor, James
Marshall for Lieutenant-G Governor, and
John Goode, Jr., for Attorney General.
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AccIDESr.-Captain w. II. Carlin, con.
ductor on the Loudoun and Hampshire
railroad, on Wednesday, was caught be.
tween two cars while coupling them and
seriously injured. ~
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A WINDFALL.-A little girl, niece OF
Captain Childs, is reported to have fallen
heir to q fortune of a million and a half
of dollars. This little heiress resides in
Portsmouth, Va, and is thus suddenly en-
riched by the death of a relative in Eng
land. She is but seven or eight years OF
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The Lynchburg Republican calls upon the
Legislature of Virginia to pass resolutions
In favor Of the pardon of General Early
II be desires to be psrdoped.
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EOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-ISs
Il TIC COAST MAIL .sTEAAsBiPsSnassk
COMPANY. The splendid new sids-whssi steam
shiT ~HATTERAs, ALEXANDRA commander Abe.
MARIE. A. BORNE commander, leave Riehnont
avery TUESDAY and FRIDAY; leave Ssw York
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These SHIPS are entirely new. and wsrs ooh'
srP,sS'iy ,Sy 'h :p iSnts. o and STATE.
Rooms, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS and
ATTENTION are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
1t New York, on the Compsnys covered pier,
within forty eight hours.
Shippers are Invited 10 notice that the CREST
damage and loss by handling, and exposure TOE
FREQ uen. ro. shipping, IS on other EnsS, 10 avoided
Freisbts Tor points beyond New York willbo for:
warded with dispatch, aud no charge maze e8esPt
actual expenses incurred.
Thsse ships discharge cargo In New York a. pier
30. % North river, and the Companys steamers
for Wilmington, North Carolina Chsrlebton, %
yannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave IRON me
sans pier. Goods for these Poinn can bst'Ahs'
rerrsd without expense or exposure.
Insurancs Is very low by these ships, fnc ire
economy in time, Insurance, and eonai.on IN
which goods are delivered, makes this ne tLesp.
est route from Virginia. INSURANCE eneetsa ~
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS;
LIVINGSTON, FOX q Co..,
III Brosdvsy, New York.
Richmond, Virginia.
John N. WEST,
4" Gi!y Point and Petersburg.
Sortolk, Virgins.
For freight q PSsf6 tfSsi h .Pkty'S CO.. Agents.
once corner Of Cary and Virginia stfsets, oppo'
site the Tobscco Exchange. deII-e
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@@agNSEANMKElaE3@

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
v ON and after SUNDAY, JANUARY nth, the
following trains will leaye Richmond:
MAIL TRAIN daily TO Gordonsyilte, ana except
on Sunday to Stanton, at J. 30 a. d.
NIGHT'PAsSENGER TRAIN daily TO Gordons'
VILE at Z 30 r. NJ.
These trains make close connections with trains
on the Orange and Alexandria railroad and on
NIGH TRAINS passengers Will 90 throaBh W
Washington without cha &c or cars.
THROUGH TICKETS sold 10 Washington and 70
Lynchburg, Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, Mo-
ths Southwest also, 10 Lexington, Winchester,
aid either points in the Valley.
FREIGHT TRAINS, except on sunday, leave
RichmonJ At SIS A. 81, making close connections
with FREIGHT TRAINS on the Orange and Alex
andria railroad tor Lynchburg I'D AleSandriA:
Also. FREIGHT AM PASSENGER TRAlhS
leave Sfaunton for Jackson's River on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY at4leP 49,
4, os General Superintendent.
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We take the above from the New haven Dutty
uornino Journal and Courier. 1t shows that
the company has steadily increased its receipts,
and paid literally in losses through q series OF
years, and has a large surplus.
To those desiring INSURANCE-FlRE, or IN
LAND, or COASTwIsE-on good risks, In a good
company, we say insure with US in the HOME"
Of New Haven.
THOMAS N. ALFRIEND & SON,
Agents for the above and a..
f. 5-4t< other good companies.
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500, OO4,2 9S IS $780, O2 80

An addition or &c cents TO the present tax OF
II cents, amounting together TO 80 cents on
each 800 Of value, and twice the last amount
for the capitation tax, it is stimate VIII pay
the above sum of Sl,O39, 466 As and an addi'
ton o. 30 cents TO the present tax oil Ii cents,
amounting together to 40 cents on each 800 OF
value, and twice the last amount for the capt.
tation tax, it is estimated will pay the ABOVE
sum of 81, 07S, 932. 90.
An addition of 81 cents TO the present tax OF
IA cents, amounting together 10 80 cents on
each 800 of value, and twice the last amount
on the capitation tax, it is estimated will pay
the above sum of IL, $40, 202. 90.
This statement is prepared in response to
resolutions adopted by the House OF Delegates
on the 4th February, 1866, which are under
stood to apply to the public debt as it existed
on the 18th of April, 1861, and does not include
bonds issued and TO be issued under the act OF
I'd March, 1866, for arrears of interest therein
10 the Isl of January, 1867.
WILLIAM F. TAYLOR,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
.,yy,.is nr.. stb Fnhrulry 1S6T.
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A Senate bill to authorize the rsassess-
ment of q tract Of land lying in the county
of Amherst belonging to James l.. Dupuy,
reported from the committee with the re-
commentator that 1t do not pass, was re-
jected. .gsr.
The House then passed by the following
bills, owing TO the absence Of members;
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The House bill for the incorporation of
a company to construct a railroad or the
improvement of New river from a point
near Central Depot to the mouth of Green
brier river, returned from the Senate with
amendments, came up in order.
Mr.. PENDLEToN opposed the amend
ments which extended the improvement to
the Lead Mines in Wythe county. The
House disagreed to the amendments.
The Senate bill authorizing railroad
companies to subscribe for and hold stock
in the Virginia Express Company, re-
ported back from the Committee Of Roads
with an amendment, came up. The amend
ment provided that railroad companies
subscribing to preferred stock in the ex-
press company shall vote on their stock as
though it was capital stock, and was agreed
to. The bill pased-57 to 8.
A message from the Senate soon after
wards announced thatthe Senate concurred
in the amendment.
The House bill to incorporate the Bank
of Portsmouth, returned from the Senate
with an amendment, came up in order,
The amendment was concurred in, and
the bill passed.
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HI STATE DEBT.

Senate bill in relation to the obligations
of the State, and securing certain relief to
the creditors thereof; providing for the
sale of certain assets thereof, and direct
ing the application of the proceeds, came
up as unfinished business; and after de-
bate was passed by, On motion of Mr.. BOIL
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THE GREAT RAILWAY LINES.

luE MA hi-''
Mr.. PENDLEToN intimated his doubts on
the subject of the constitutionality OF the
bills committing the States interest in GER
tain railroads with the view of construct
ing the two great lines from the Chesa-
peake to the Ohio uia Kanawha. and from
the seaboard. to the Mississippi and Ohio
uia Cumberland Gap. He made a motion
with the view of their reference to the
Committee of Courts of Justice, that that
committee may examine the question.
Mr.. GooDE opposed the motion on the
ground that it would only produce delay,
and the Alexandria, Loudoun, and Hamp-
shire railroad bill, involving the same prin-
ciple with these bills was already before
the committee.
Messrs. PENDLEToy and ROBERTSON
urged the reference.
The House rejected Mr.. P~ENDLEToN's
motion to rescind the order Of the day con
corning these bills.
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TELEGRAPHS.

The bill from the Senate to regulate the
charges Of telegraph companies operating
through or within the limits Of this State,
came up in order. 1t had been reported
by the Committee of Roads with the re-
commentator that it do not pass. The
House, upon the question of the third
reading of the bill, rejected it.
Mr.. EVANS moved a reconsideration OF
the vote rejecting the bill as an accommo
dation to Mr.. z. TURNER, who thought that
the bill had some features that were pro-
per, and he would propose to recommit
the bill in order to so modify it as to pre-
serve the valuable features and omit the
Objectionable.
A cursory debate ensued, in which the
merits of the bill were discussed. Messrs.
CRUMP and KELLEY opposed the ~reconside-
ration, and Messrs. z. TURNER and LEON
ARD sustained it.
The motion to reconsider was decided
in the affirmative, and the bill was com
mitted to the Committee Of Finance.
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TIRE N INLAND
IESU Z A N G E.

In these times of heavy and frequent losses It Is
pleasant to refer to a company like the HOME
Of New Haven.
We have acted for this company for nearly "
wears, during which we have found them prompt
and liberal in the payment Of all just claims ior
loss.