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cious management Of its efficient princi-
pal, the number of students gradually in
creased, and the reputation of the institu-
tion became more widely extended.
Desiring still further to enlarge its infu-
ence and usefulness, the founders in lS44
obtained from the General Assembly OF
the State college charter, and secured a
liberal endowment for the institution.
Thus the college seemed to be placed on a
firm foundation, with. encouraging pros
poets of enduring prosperity, but during
the late war the exercises were necessarily
suspended, and large part of the endow-
ment fund lost. . -
On the lst of October last the college
was re0pened upon new plan, with SeUen
Independent departments, modelled upon
the plan of the best European universities.
Ninety students were in attendance during
the session just closed.
The following gentlemen constitute the
Faculty of the college Rev. I. G.. Jones,
D. D., President and Professor of Moral
Science Edmond Harrison, A. NJ, Pro-
fessor of Latin and French; II. Fl. Harris,
A. NJ, Professor of Greek and German !;
Edward B. Smith, A. NJ, Professor of Ma
thematics; B. PuryeT, A. NJ, Professor
of Natural Science. Rev. Robert Ryland,
D. D., is president, and Mr.. John NJ. Muir
ray secretary Of the Board of Trustees.
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PARDoN.-The Governor on yesterday
pardoned George Berry, COlOred, convict
ed in the Circuit Court of Powhatan county
of petit larceny, and sentenced to the
county iail for six months.
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wJOHS &. SHAFER & CO.,
sy BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY.

KILLER will certainly externnate these pests IL
its use is perseveret in Beware OF bogus Ply
paper, which some dealers keep because they can
get it for nearly nothing. Don't be swindled. Ask
for DUTCHER'S, which is sold by all live drug
gists. je ll-lm
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ROBERT n. NAURY. JAMES l.. NkuRT,
RoBERTT. BROOKE.
fE r.. II. MAURY & co.,
(EsTABLI5HBD IN 1881
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. l0lt Main street,
hrst house below the post-ofnce.
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &C.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIyED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points In the United
states. ie'
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ra- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTJ0E.)
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $4,000.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
OK DEPOSITS.
!. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.

JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Il. A. Paine, l.. ID. Crenshaw, W. X. Quarlss,
VIM; II. Lyons. Jr., X. Z. Blanksn'
A. Bodeker, b. b. Weisiger, ship
W. A. spott, Moses Ellyson, J. b. Winston,
A. l.. Ellett, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. HutchiL-
r. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbsum, SOM
w z. Binford, J. w. Hall, T. W. boswell,
J. A. Belyin, w. Y. Gray, w. z. Tanner,
+. u. Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. n. Nowlin.
The security offered to depositors is undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself to all
classes.
The attention Of all In city and country Is called
TO this institution. Here they will dad security.
convenience, and profit. Sums ss small a. one
dollar may be deposited, and six per cent. interest
received on same.
Ohcs hours from A. N. to 3 p. 81. on Saturday
from A. II. tosP. NJ, and from tosP n.
is l3-daswts
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ShiDping.

NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR kCA
NEw YORK. The SARATOGA, %11
Captain KiSG, will receive freight ~ESHE
TO-DAY friday and until TO. x
MORROW Saturday hFTBRN00N.F PASSENGERS
must be on board by 10 o'clock Sunday night.
Tickets and berths secured on board or al my oes.
Passage 10 New York unclutiDg meals, $i?.
Stserage passage, 80.
10 2s-I 0ARREr y. WATSON.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS-The boats
" Of the JAMES RIVER ANDfxNS-urnuk
K KtNAwHA CANAL COMPANY sS52Xe[<{
will leave the dock ~ n.nat .,,,.
promptly at IL o'clock n. on TUEsDAYS 7 THURS.
DAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchbprg and
beyond collected delivery or prepaid a. the op-
tion of the saippsr Freight received and dslivsr.
Way freight win not be delivered I'LL charges
are paid.
Boats locked and insured.
10 Its EDWARD DlLLON, Agent.
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lIGNRICo COUNTY.-In the first district
yesterday SiXty-fve whites and thirteen
colorcd voters We're registered. The list
now shows majority Of 1913 coloHed
voters. This is the last day.
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LSIABLIaHAE 1884.
~ 7. !. CREW CO..
(EucCsssoTs to o. Crew & son.
sTRt~ SOAP AGD CANDLE MANuPAGTURERs,
MOI ls, llG, and ~. Seventeenth street,
opposite the Old faTEe, ticbmond, Virginia,
have nov Ia factory large stock Of superior
FAMILY sOAPs,
witch offer 70 the trade al such prices as will
make tJ the interest Of ell 10 PatIonlre this home
uEnuiEetOTy. Je n-3n
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WILLIAM 5. MUNSON,
w $50. 500 MAIN STREET,
DFArTk II
LIGHTEIwG Rods ND ORNAMENTAL IRON
GOODS OF EVERY DEsCRIPTION:
FOUNTAINS, VASES, CHATkS, SETTLES,
r GLES. HAT-STLNDS.
GARDEN ORNAMENTS BRACKETS, &c.
IROE STABLE FUEAiTURE oi the most ap-
proved style.
Iron EaILlEGS Of a u styles, Including Fuller's
Psi-nt-,ho most durable ind economical - the
IlsgEat.
COgPER WEATHER VANES, any design, for
cIrTcA.s rUhl.C buildings &c.
s.GE XMBLEMS for each and every trade and
profession These signs are made either folo
nc Or copper, md gildsd with the best gold leaf
al moderate prices.
also Agent for the ,ale OF -
GOlNO'S lMPROVhD EUkOPEAR RANGbs,
ID. :. QNlHbS'S EXCELSlOR fiRE-PLACk
HthfE"S. GEATES Sc. mT2-Sm
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nor BALTIMORE. SAVANNAH,

Il AND BOSr0N-s8MI.ws sEKLYH ~, ~
STEAMBOAT Et-zI]
every wEDGs sSDAY and SUNDAY Lsaye. bsi-
timore every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. The
steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, Captain rHosn
No freight rseeiv ID afteI p. NJ. SATURDAY. This
steamer has splendid saloons, ...ssr9om:, state aud @
cinded7 az statsroom, 81. For freight or pass-
age. apply TO pAvID WILLIAM CuRRIE,
once al Charles 7. Workman Co.'S. Fifteenth
street. v a-1
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SgS. ZETE LIE. RESTAURATEUR.-
His tables always supplied with everything In
season, ell delicacies and luXuries, foreign
and domestic Refreshment and Dining. rooms for
ladies and gentlemen. The Bar supplied with the
best OF liquors, aud good attendance everywhere.
jsA No. 1920 MAIN STREET.
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THE DISPATCH.

BY COWARDIN 81 ELLYSON.
THE DAILY DISPATCH ia delivered to sub.
.crb.rs a, rrrrypx cExrs per week, payable 70 tes
carrier weekly. Mailed at rs per snnum F; $s.sorer
six month";: 7sc. per month tor shorter period.
The SEMI WEEKLY DIsFATCd At ~ per An
mum, or 81 50 for six month
The WEEKLY pIsPASCH at - perannum.
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SpccidI Notices.

ng,- GREAT EXCITEMENT.
All EINpS OF CLOTHING AND GENTS FUR.
NiSHING GOODS AT HALF PRICE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23
ROUND AND ROUND.

A rear ago the Democracy of Keokuk JOY !
fully slnndoned their name, igndred ihsar
owu p<sHy sxstence, and rallied with harry
and approving shouts. under the banner OF
Andy johnson. They asked no prouder
name than the I" JoAsson Party" they
owned no other leader, but the man OF .
White House. In Convention, in the city OF
Keokuk, they endorsed and honored him.
With salogistic sssolstiona and sloriAsAton
haranrues. They we're all Johnson men ;
they we're not anything else; they pledged
hin uafsllsrine support, and andyiss dsp>
ton. They nominated Col. Patterson, theii
old time leader, their delegate in the Chicago
Convention, the head and front, and the very
embodiment of their party, rot ~ Demo
Graf, ora Copperhead, but more and bet
ter-a johnson man.
Bat they have already forfeited theil
pledges of devotion to Johnson; their fervid
6rst love has grown cold their admiration
and appreciation Of the patriotic Chief Mag
istrate, ind no expression, and theyno long.
or call themselves by his bonored name.
What Is the materr Whence ths sudder
change Has last year's platform becom'
rotten 30 soon? Didn't it pay to gohnsoniz'
the party2 All, there's the rub foa %
down in the dirt and wallowed in nastiness
for nothing. Net an Office rewarded lesde
amongst you. 1t didn't pay 70 .pander :
johnson, and its profit that you seek An
nov, in the hour of his sorest need, you de
ser your last years chief, rebaptise your PAL
~, which you then named in his honor, an
set yourselves in readiness TO swing roun
The circle after some other WiIl-o'.the .Wisr
Last year you we're ell renegsdes from you
party, and you rallied under renegade Re
publican leaders. What nextf Lnio
Party" g Soldier Party, = " Johnson Parg.
all played out; what viii Comprehensive
next persona,e, and to what depshs OF con
tempt deeper than its present unfsthomabl
deep, may it not yet sink as it swings roun
and round in search of political capital an
political spoils.
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accepted The invitation, and rallied in aEns
other 70 the defense Of the Gag Of the Union,
% to uphold the stars and bars Of the traitor
horde with whom they sympashized. But
Dean 10 devoutly grateful, nevertheless, and
= may be, viii improve the next war 70 bet
~ advantage than the last in behalf Of tree>
con and rebellion. Hear hint
Thank Heaven We have yet isft us the ngnt
"a bear arms in self defense, which 10 worth AL Of
the rest, hut even that will b worth nothing :
stnnSi1,-rrnv = ,paspuaeeiaer n tinsssf aooee
usads up sf negroes, and European ecnssess. ~
slowed withsaf protest z enter into a1tnonIy y
| NV pert n ths land: where the people have NO
ri.htAee them sssa Of compliant. md fhs Aoeeo:
ssrpss hss been torn from thsn: Hi In we. o.
this eoodjsion Of thiass that ] counsel holeinl
-.s, ssestinss In erssy part Of the Alsdafppl
vallsS, espsciany in Iowa, ord bessssA NJ hsses
Mr.. Byinxton. and every other Denocr.t, 70 Jon
together on the Jefferson platform In defense o.
liberty now invaded; and forget not that resist
apce 10 Tyrants Is obedience 70 God"
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Fosrusr TnxzsN One ofour snshuas
Il responsible Sas - Allowing story relative
70 III ptnhs md pnnidogvtss:
11ek hony evenings incsy = i reccr4ed
a. : dnsw Who ~ ssoatsd hanging &,
loi thseo n.any ysasa wes d company wiIA
sesnrl hdiss- Ths slbjs>e - foEtupe falling
M intodnesd. Gsvsgsl q ~ .'Me0
pleaded Ruiity TO the soft impeachmsns q
bavine wfitsen 10 Madame This and Madame
Thu q ihsnish them leaves In their future
hiseory, Instances were mentioned OF some
vssy rasarhahla assslepnanlsiR =. csEfaan
case hereabouts.
Old R was asked for his cpiuicn. As
replied, $50 far - am personally concern
- Xaksow nsss ahsnl ngssH fhan 4 swaah
to' don't think any good comes Of these
thines. h&n Aiead Who drss himself
In isdTs clothes, and called upon csls
brsted prophecies. he did not believe sh.
would discover the disguise, hat be heard
What msde him exceedingly unhappy. Her
the old rsprobats ceased. A lady who VA
much Interested asked !" What did che tel
him ~ "She told him he was to MARI
ssou, and become tsn.other Of ten children.
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FrxALr surrnAsn. --Jsne G. swissheln

FEMALE SUrrRAan. --Jsne q. Swissneim
says: .es
oWhen women vote, the death penalty Will
be abolished, the inmates Of those houses
which srs now the hot beds Of I'll evit will be
sent TO houses OF correction, end there kept
for life or years, doing light. fancy work apa
domestlc labor. All he leEslissd hsants 81
crimes, which stands ~ rivals 70 virtuous
homes, Win, It lsest, HAYS = struggle for life.
Women will moi worf for half pay, and vice
will not furnish her the mos pscsisess sn.
ployment, and parties will grow better sn !.
wiser, or the principle of sslf'governmens Is
founded in error"
A Kansas Senator, who had been adyocat-
ing woman suffrage, received from his better
half letter with the curt admonition: "Sam,
don't make . fool Of yourself" The almost
universal apathy Of lovely and accomplished
women on he iphtect q their owa political
snfrsnchisement j. rather dlsconfag.ng 20 .ne
gallant volnutses champions Of their can5E,
Who have lately sprung up in every Lesisas
ture through the country.
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The Chicago Times is much dissatisfied
with the tardy recovery of the country from
the effects Of the late war OF rebellion, and
attempts very unfsvorable contrast against
this country in this respect Is compared with
Europe.
In European wars, the Tgmes should re.
member, that the victors prescribe the terms
OF peace, and conclude them once for all in
their own interests- In this country, on the
contrary, our President assumed the chief.
tainship Of the rebels defeated in war, and
undertook to prescribe on their behalf terms
of peace to the victors, and the Times and
marty backed him up in the effort. Hence
the matter is still kept open, and the var.
quished in the field are still seeking TO pre-
scribe the terms on which the nation shall
submit TO the rule Of the rebels and their
sympsthizing friends. And il is to this
anomalous state of things We owe whatever
of unusual hardness may be manifested in
the pecuperstive process.
Had the Government prescribed terms to
the defeated rebels ct the close of the war,
and enforced them at once, - is done at the
close Of war in Europe, We should have en-
tered upon the process Of secuperstiou two
years ago, and the Times would not have had
occasion TO draw an unfavorable contrss
against Republican government and its owr
country and in favor Of European Mon
arches,
DCertainty, quiet, stability, and con6denc,
in their enforcement by the powers that be
minister to the rapid recuperation from tn,
effects Of war. Uncertainty, strife, commo
tion, vacillation and distrust, simply agra
vate the evils brought upon the country b.
var. In..Europe the former conditions exist
while 1t ID notorious that the latter prevails il
this country.
Therefore, We invite the considerate at
tention of the Johnsonese Copperhsads I,
the effects of their own laundering and un
precedented policy OF pacifcaton, as tn
real and only source Of the inefficient opera
hon Of the ritz medioatrir nature, in healin
the wounds war has left on the prosperity q
che body polite.
Lad our Government con6seated the erea
landed estates ot the wealthy rebels of III
South, immediuely on the close Of the war
distributed tbein some equitable term,
70 the masses, II ach shape as would h.v
yielded . revenae he Government. "a az
eAnissd indusir,, asd protected labor an
capital BY the sir"'s hand, the South voul
hayu been recons' led in twelve month,
AID to-day, We w'u.d have seen The Me-.
ard &uist Of pemuhs ts,ive industry. and =.
wing hope end prosperity throughout IN
Souah, issessd OF ~ chronic idlenees. wan
and ambitions di,' and strife. vh;c
rmdw Il : kind Of upiniaturs Pandemop;pu
a. mannoth ps.tsura's Box Of ali inns,
nable evils and m>eries.
The work OF peace and reconskuction
now slill 70 BE- commenced, after the accr
. mplaAsd and gro~ius obstruotions Of tx
ysan ~ uncertain and vscillating ansrcb
..dnsiae wAieh the Administrator he's euco.
aesd - ssbel leaders 10 assume their q
sons - b6aring sf sr;ssoczatic dAstasion I,
doaiaasion, over the aGain Of IL counsr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

Arsukoch DNTfAStoHs
Success 10 tbs prevalent cradle u innunsrahs hum
bugs. No sooner h.d HosrErrKRs STOMACH BIT
rKRs made their mark In the world than mp sprasg
hist Of limitations and - Of the great resiors
tive grew and spread the psstrous crop Of pcsoncss
cckerics thiesensd Bot the true netieins has hired
them dow. One BY one they have disappeared whsn
the bellows ofruy which kspt alive the feeble Gre Of
their borrow ed reputation to blow thsy sss'edt
live, and thu. they continue to come and go h'sn-
whs Hostesers Bttsrs the great protective and RENE
dial tonic Of the age have progressed In popularity With
sach succeedins year Their success - . means Of pfe
venting and curing the dsssses r~ssliss firm malaria
IN holesone water and all unhealthy climatic dsessss
has been boundess and remedy for Dy.persis- Lv-
or Complaint, Fever and Ague, General weakness and
Debility and all complaints originating In Indigestion,
they are nov sdmitsd BE- supeos to other prep
arston ever advertised prescribed From the home
markst to which Few yssrs ago. thsy were conened,
tAsar saae bs nded stste 10 this Cn-
Ion over the Whole Of Central and South America Mex
leo this wes, Indies the Sandwich fssnds, Australia,
China japan Homs and foreign testimony coutinue
to chow that Hostsers Bttsrx the most resssska-
BILE tonic and invisorant nov before the world.
nchiedA~-lw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-23

syr Coscsss swtndies bed enoush, bat sves they
eprehees ie the wicked sttsnpts 10 palm
on worthless medicines upon the sick Dr.. J. w. fo-
lands white Pine oonpound s Of the very fsv
uine preparations In the market Sold By all druEEsss
Read the advertisement.
mch1edkv-lv
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And all affections tbs LIVER the most prompt ssfs
and reliable Medicine known. They active and mild.
bsng particularly designed fr ths Bilious Diseases Of
the Southern Asd wsstern stsass. when sinsly 81
mnistersd they viii b. found scseoss IN Bilious ard
Reitssat Tsvsrs, ysv@ End Ago, cossivsnsss. Collie,
wsras, Pain IN shs bs~ss, Rsarbsrn 1istusses. In
digestion, Pain in ths HssA Back Breast sad In ell
essas vAsrs cathsstc h rssuirs< rhsir great sIeei-
isncs conssss In shs, shst sbsy esmpses1st fem
the Of ~ osebssss sutssssess Of
which thsy soapsss& ssssssssssiy thsy hsvs fhs
greater po.ssey - ~ rsas1si ssst tisa The
ssns nsdlsaAi sssssssss, shssA~ sasst ~ sAsisis'
ssssb angey.
naHspHHs sAHAnvn puIS IN ~ sssss ls,s,s.
sbis pssvsstivs u ~ sssy nlksss plssss ts<&.
asssai V shs ssssAsn sssaary-sssA Ysslsw Bsvsf
Jsussee, 1--we csaysainS Issssaisssst - Hsslssssi
Isvsrs. nlioa Bsvs. Dliss csais, nfss.s DyssssSsy
KERR = TULliRR,
WA sa,s - 1ssaE AosaH ~ KsAo.
DunxnAn Var omAAcg, whssssa11 pfamls4n. q
saass ossssd A9ans ~ u@tAwsS4 4, y a6s1AAw<n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN The COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
J. THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL-
PHlA, PHSl4Aa,n,,,D ,,sr uApp1,Dy y ,,D,,c,,,so,,
The Auditor appointed by the Court TO audit SETTLE
and adjust the account OF THOMAS GREEN.
BANK, Assignee of the Estate OF WARREN +,
FERGUSON and to report distribution the balance
the hands of the Accountant will meet the par.
ties interested for the purposes of his appointment
MONDAY, April 29 1867, at halfpast O'Clock p,
NJ, at his office, No. 81 South THIRD Street. in the
city of Philadelphia. h. Ii. THARP
4 thstuhtS Auditor.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-23

TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
l. THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA:
ANNA l. HARSHAW by her next friend, etc., VS.,
SAMUEL HARSHAW,
December Term, 1866. No. "a. In Divorce.
TO Samuel h arshaw, Respondent. Take notice of n
Rule in the above case returnable SATURDAY, April
%, 1867, at 10 O'clock a. M, to show cause why q
divorce Uilcuo nldt1in0nft should be decreed.
RICHARD LUDLOW,
4l94t" Attorney for Lbellant
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-23

i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
ESTATE OF JAMES Q. WORRELL, deceased
The Auditor appointed by the Court TO audit, settle
and adjust the account of EMILY S. WORRELL,
Administrators, C. {, a. OF the Estate of JAMES @,
WORRELL, deceased, and to report distribution OF
the balance in the hands of the accountant will
the parties interested for the purpose of his aps
pointment on THURSDAY, the ID day of May 1867,
at O'Clock p. Nj, at No. l23 s. FIFTH street. In the
city OF Philadelphia. AMOS BRIGGS
II thstu5t~ Auditor
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-25

By 1e a&ptien Of lhe ps3sent Chart, she time for
The cohesion of Tho tax hplic.,c is e.sended aseas
six nscnsbs ahesa, other words se duplicate Of
1855, viii have TO be spread ove- abou: eighteen
months. instead of the year, which viii necessarily
make the butter istissAia OF the broad ii
the present rate of expenditures IS continued
Il will be observed that the exhibits Sf the Auditor
and Treasurer corers sle sr-rs N eapeasures for
period OF sixteen mouths, at the of
which the city debt was sIa355 81 and exclusive Of
the Subscription TO the Fort Wayne r. e. Co. the
lefty debt weud hare been reduced alt 81 s. 500 at
Ills time ont OF the taxes of 1855, notwithstanding
the large expenditures the streets, large portion
lot which expended the at the south end
of town, and the heaviest and most expensive por
ton Of that work has been done, the expenditures
streets may be very much reduced, nearly one
fhaif of the whole city revenue proper has been
pended streets the last year. and BY using economy
and retrenchmsns. the heavy rate of taxes may be
reduced and considerable work done and improve
made. All Of which Is respectfully submitted
A. F. Scorr,
gas ~5< GEO. W. BARNES,
~ - A. EARNEST.
11@ .eEaf Con snistee W. an.
81 a. sEss~ FL s-s szg q Lz#