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asA YOUNG I1DY RETURNING TO HER
country hoTe. alter sojourn OF ulonihs In tie
city, was hardly rrcoized by hnr friends In place
coarse. rustic. flushed face, sIo had soft ruby com
plexion OF almost marble fmoohhcss. anu instead o.
tw ntytrcc she really aplsard hut Eighteen Upon in
luiry TO tho grrat c;,ange she plainly
told them dat slla nss tho CIRCAhsIAN BALM, and
couslderclit IN Invaluable as Ion to any lady toilet
by it use any Lady OF oruesrrc ran inrnye their pcr-
---- -II1urnne- hnlsiIso rphi. II fs s,nia IL AZ
combination as Nnturo herself Ia simple yet uusurass
ed IN lis oscacy In drawing Impurities FROM ulao heal
ina cleansing md bcaufying tie skn and complexion.
BY its direct iciion tla cncu draws from It all Its
impuritic kindly healing Tho EaRe. ar leaving tho
fhce as Nature intenIe sould boz clear soft smooth
and boauhn lrico 81. sen, by Mail or Express on re-
ceipt Of an oFler, BY, Gz-f.FIr!.i. '. I,
.I, w. I. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. = wos. fayeAto Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
Tho only American Agents for tho paln of Che same
Mnrch 81 -.l .l..- ..... " .rit
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Tho contracts for carrying tho mails from Marion
@. H., on tho old established rohts, Eayp boon
taLon up until 1871 and went into operation pn
tho lst inHtant. Mcssrs Stuctey K .Rogers, of
Sumter, arc tho principal. contracle 8. Tho fol-.
lowing mails loavo here ery,Wednosday morning
a! O'clock a. NJ: From Marion TO .BonnoLt1yillol
kirb, Oak Grove, browIstiliS. Ponassus, % and Clio
Bridge Bpck Swamp. CaInpbell's Bridge, Ped Doo.
per Hill. From Marion feyory tuesday, and FRI
day) to Conwayboro', via Ariel GnlliYant's Ferry,
Cool Spring, de-. Frum MurIon TO Brttop's 'Nehkit
evcry Wednesday, via Jcffrio's Crock, PSfealyille,
Lyncbos Crock, Johpsonyiilo, China dfdfo; Blh6k
MinRo anu fiantorsSille., sopo oilS6e have nat
been onensd, but wo trust that oach noighbofhood
will b.d tho Importance OF gotting sorno Sons 10
tako the oath an1 act as postmaster nt every ofioc
which has not been opened. In tho moantime
matter may be mailed e any Of tho above Pinned
tiop.--Mdrlon &dr.. n 80 AZ, ,Igt ;ts,SS.s -
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Late advicos nom sAlt tAfo;s.siS ths. fish gold
discoveries haye benz r,els I'M Utah h.p'ineG
Forty OUNCES OF gold dust woro brought IN, which
wcro dr4shed nom Tho quartz n two aiyii III
which, on BONG iessScd, wcishcd ovcr thlrty.oiBbs
ounoca, !, ,'. RE-, elt5@
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n1- Persons deposibng lcttcrs In tho Postoaco will
please place tho stnmp tho upper right hand
OF tho envelope. and they will also please TO reheu
bcr that without tho stamp sttur cannot DO mailod but
Will bo Bent TO tho Dead Letter Once July 10
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Ernlll Alnllllc.

MoDtLE, July 1S.-aegstration in this ely
closed Yesterday. Total registered whites, 23i9 !;
blacks, JSGG.
The river steamer Fii9 was burned ut her wharf
This morning; tho result OF ncrndarsul, il is
thonght. Loss, 5000. No insurance.
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en- BAT CHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TuIS
Hfl'ENDlD HAIR DYE liz tho hest III tho world. The
only fr1f nnd prT'ei Dyr-harnleH.. reliable ins,an
tnnIoit1. No disappointment. no ridiculous unts
Natural Black or rown Remedies lilo III eIec,s of Ba.
bgr' hirfGoracH the hnir leaving II soft anu beautiful
Tho genuine Is signed lrdiim H. Ir,chrior All others
ao merp limitations. and should avoided Sold by NIL
Druggists aud Pcriumers. fuctory. No. III DarcIoy
street. New York
IA BEWARE OF a COUNTERFEIT.
UecrT:lt,r 10 T.,
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New, Yoris nows.

NEW YonK, July 13.--Thero was fro last
night on East 26th strcet, destroying distillery
and bonded warehousos., Loss $500, 900.
Tho French Government has purchased tho
Monitor 0nopdagua.
sALASK DR1hErsE's, Whh!cbono and Haitian
Factory, with a stock valued at 100000, wss
burnt. 'Er.sf :.rJ
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ns-sTATE Or snuru CAlIOIINA GIIAnI.na

ES-STATE OF SOU I'll CAllOI.INA, CIIARI. .Bs-
TON DISTRICr.-lH tHANCEIY.-OFFICE OF THE
REGISTER IN NEQUTrT.-HEORdIANNAs y. rALK, BY
HER NEXT FRIEND ZaCIIARlAH FAI.K rr MRS
HHTTY JAcoDI, NATHANIEL JACoBI, SIMON AsIIIM
AND MATILDA A. ASIIlM-DlLL FOR PARTITION
DIVISION AND ACCuUNr.-It appearing to my sat's-
faction that NATHASIEl jacob, SIMON AsHIM and
MATILDA a. hSlTIM, Dcfcutlnng In ths cause. nre
nbscnt from, and reside beyond tho limits Of this sat
go that the ordinary proccFu nf tho Conrt DO
served on them, OH motion Of JOHN PHILLIPS, Esq.,
Complanants Solicitor. oncrcd that tho sat Dcrrndants
NATHANIEL jacob. SIMON ASIIIM and MATILDA
A. ASfIIM, do appear and plead. answer or dcinur to
G,is Bill. within forty dayH from Tho publication OF tlis
ordor. or nh orler Pru corTsso will 10 granted aud
entered ng,lnst them, JAS L. UANTr
Register IN Equity, Charleston District
Juno % i,,,.nn ,,,,,. a 10 IN,
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aS AUCTION OF ~ FARMS-SALE POST
PoNHD-on accoont Of rc-surycy of the lands having
been ordered to revise ir lines. the auction Of o Ia
Firms. near the Dorchester ,on, advertised by u. TO
taka parc TAs Day nj II o'clock, at the old Custom
iiouHc Oh Fsl BAY. opposite Uroa street. IL posl,onr
to ThRrsddg ncI at hour nnd place Tho sale of
tho Murrrll Tract, a. inrs from Mount plcasa will
tai place Us advertised This Day nj IL O'Clock
July 10 SMITH & NruIIJIyR.y
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SYlPPlN G.,

SEN FOR ItLINEItPiUI.--'rJIEt Al S,Iik
r4J1pSN WHiIAS BARK EJEiI.EsrAI, GAIT w,nrr
!8.H Sfnrrds only l5u bales cnitun to ruilrto Lcr
ss.- cargo. For engagements. apply la
C0rHfESSY X TRENHOLM
1u'y IN ths2 GniUn Wharf.
E+N FUtt ILvEIsI'OOf..--'rJIE EISt
rdl9S FAST sailing Ilritish lark }. CUMMINGS Cant
LSEE<pwm. Iionk"ny, having a inrg" portion OF l,r
''--Ss. carrO engaged. will meet with ,i!s,Ia,cl for llr
EhoNc port. For Freight rn2Ii,cneTts apply to
RUIS'F MfRE X CO.,
Jniy u Royce 4 CO.. Wharf.
49, FOR CtittPIsH RIVEIt.-IIIE FAST
%M haillng Bloop JULIA DEAN will leave Marshall,
nllSmlar on tile LIST unh 10Th July, anil contIu,.
- until further notice. for all points Western
tnhch Oh Cooper River aud Eastern branch 10 loncaus
Ferry. Trading Es strictly prohibited.
Pos FREIGHT engagements apply to Master boat OF
10 EBAGGH & MAIIOSEE
=, :, Horlbeck's Wharf.
n h-Al Frcishts must bc prepaid.
"o"H -s tnlo
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a6'"hc Friends nnu AequnIntu noes or MIR.
and Mrr j. D. STEELE RE invited To attend tho Funcr,
Sor'crf o. 'hrtr inf''. daughter, MARY HITCHCOCK
.. 'ho second ff'shyierL' chlnl, This tsrnoon, nj
Four O'Clock ,,,. :,
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COTTON 'PnosPE9rs;-A correspondent OF tho
Lbuisyille Journal Writos from Now Orleans, atter
making trip down the 'Mississppi, as follows So
- In coming down tho river mnade it MY special
business t2 obtain information In roforonco to tho
genorllly, and tho result Ia moro favorable than
had anticipated, Thb Corn crop wns evGrywhsre
represented as virtually secured and to DO magpi-
hcont, Thero is q single field OF this valuable
CEREAL in Bolivar county Hiss, Of six thousand
acresi Cotton was looking well, but in Homo 10
caties tho grass wns growing, and tho rains since
must hape mRdoit worse. Tho cotton crop depends
It is admitted on all hands that, should the wealth
or provo fayorable, half crop, aB compared with
that Of 1890, will bo made, which at present or
prices, lik5IYto rllo, will bring much as whole
crop did bofofo tho war. Tho hopes Of the South
ern people nre suspended, 30 to speak, upon o fair
cotton crop As tho prospect for this grows bright
or gloomy, 40 will tho hearts Of the tiliers OF tho
soil swell with oxuIlation' or sink into Something
akin 10 despair!: On somo plantations that foo 70
ard Dreaded. fbS Worm 156fiEbes fLe most viSSr. ia
ously in cold w6t aeaapnH ,..S., = : ::
= As Eo took IN and landod passengers at noarly
eyeIy'stoppirg place, lad good Opportunities 10
6onyerso with different chsbos OF persons from tho
integltf, un6 almost without exception found them
cheerful, and hopeful 60 than had CT oeot-
cd. Littlo Interest In politics aocmod TO bo takon
The subject, in fnct, was rarely Introduce unlrss
did u myselh; TO tho question how do the freed
wore doing well.-much bottcr than last yenr 9, On
tho plantations OF tho hossre. Hampt IN; Wade and
Christopher, in Mississippi,S tho freedmen flay6
bali tho crop, tho onpoyeF hbhing tlio siip-
plies ,at o slight 1dvnfGo roI Ibo original Cost,
This Appears 70 be tho rple g9nefnlIy adopted. Il l.
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1D- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NINE
rY days ncr ,lalc application will DO rnao to tho
charleston Gas Light Company for renewal Of liz SCRIP
No. 92Oo dated January IL. IsG7, for Ono Hundred
sharcs oft sock. the original having been lost.
June 10 1an,o3uo
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CcnQrcssionnl.

.u Congressional.
WASHINGTON, July 1s.-In tho Senate, n joint re-
solution was introduced extending steam mail ser
vico TO China.
Tho Com nitteo on Foreign Rotations wero direct.
cd to inquire how many Mexican soliers Ind boon
executed under MAx1sf1rJAss decrco.
Mr. WILSON introduce resolution, lauiling tho
MeIicans, which was referred.
Tho consideration OF Indian afl:lirs was rcsum-
cd, and tho Bill finally passed. 1t provides for u
Commission, to obtain poacc il possible; other
wiso 1000 hordor soldiers aro to p,sl, tho war Tho
Sennte then adjourned.
In THO House Mr. ScnorHIp offered n resolution
directing tho Secretary of tho Treasury 10 with.
hold tho payment Of threo millions for cotton
claims, awarded by tho Court OF Claims. Ho said
the claims could be examined by q proper Com
mittco ut the next session, nnd paid by an nppro-
printion, IL found correct which was passed
Tho Resolution, authorizing tho Committee on
Southern Railroads. 10 proceed by subcommittee,
was passed.
Mr.. RoDrSsoN asktd lcaye to Introduce prcam-
bic and resolution to remove tho raw cotton tax
ALLISON and BENJAMIN objected.
Resolutions sympathizing with Gambia, wcrc
passed.
Mr.. BINGHAM scnt to tho Clerks dosk, and had
road tho following telegram, received by himself
to-day from General SroKLEs: "Thanks for your
handsome reply to pr. ELpRIDoE. Ypu may re-
liovo his anxiety with tho consoling information
that my oquipage has not cost him nor his .rondls
anything; tho said c1uipasc being tho cherished
9u. OF my col eagues or tho 3d Army Corps"
hr- LoaAr orei ID r'.- -..-Li~ ~---I-t:...U,
which passed, icciting tho general rumor, that
armed expeditions nro being oras,ixed in this
country against tho Republic Of Mexico, ut variance
with tho wishes and feelings Of oil good citizens
Of tho United States, and contrary to established
public policy. and respectfully requesting tho
President tD issuo a. proclamation, recurring all
proper officers OF the United States to prevent
sueh unlawful. organization boing formed, and
warning all persons who depart from tho Unitod
States on suoh expeditions. that they will forfeit
all right to prot6otion undor the laws Of tho United
States.
substitute was offered for tho Senate Dill,
guaranteeing equal rights in tho District, and
striking out the word ,chHe wherever il occurred
in the Charter, Ordinances or laws passed. The
Honse adlournpd .t.
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"A Washington dispatch says: 'pTho' Pos.o8lce
Department. ntonds 70 apply TO- Congress, for az, az
'thotIty TO Sozleud%our postal arrangements into
tho ports Japhn as fast they are open to the
public. Tho governments of, Branco and Groat
Britain aro making arrangcmonts'to to that e.s, and
'Possnabastot-a aehcral nksDAIL very properly urges
That tho United States should notLe behind hand,
innsmSich as piir merchant yoaspls will mako re-
gnlar krips to all Of tho porte to be ope,rtd:n
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SPECIAL N0TICES,

1b-FlNaL EOrICE.--AtL. PERSONS HAVING
any dcnais nsatst the Esiatr Ir late W. j. jacob
Will present 'iier CIT III" ndersicl for payment,
IN" al f'rsIh" IL al ESTATE will make pay.
heh. 10 II. W. jacob,
july ~ tdnpisiralrix,
90 NOTICE 20, is i1;RERY GIVEN
hat Sd'"rday heA' ist., l. appointed III Sen.
tehcc Hay aitd Tor III" Ii. j. the Contingent Docket.
lIy order Of Court ). W. BROwSFEI.D,
July ID q. q. S. & e. y.
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ar THE Gh-.,~ ; MADIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHOOD. HOWARD AssoCIATIo-.
ESSAYS. on lite physi,oSy OF tho PASSIONS. and the
Rrrors Ahsc, aud Diseases peculiar 10 tho frat ago
man. with Reports methods Of treatment crn4
ploJed in this Institution. sepl In scaled letter on.
Seiopcs. FREQ OF charge. g. ~. Z y ~. ~.
Addrcss.. q. - ~: DR.. j. sKILIIN HOUaHToN;. 4
A.". 49, Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
May 20 -.ai 4. 3no: ,
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pS-wE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCES
E. NJ. WHITING. Esp. u1 a can,li la,o for slorn Of
Charleston tJndcIa) District, Mt tho mex, election
September 10 #.tt .H, .HI,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cubic DIsl,ntI AcH.


LONDON, July 1S.-The Na<ell Review in honor Of
tho Sultan was tho most magnificent ever Witness
ed in EngliHll waters. a high wind increased tho
intorcst OF tho event. Tho squadron numbered
eighty vessels, bearing eloren hundred guns,
whIo one thousand vessels were illpl with spccta-
tors. Queen VICTORIA and suto werO in attend
anco on board tho yacht Iic.oria e Albert. tho
Sultan on tho Osborn. The Prince of Wnles, both
HouscA of Parliament, the Lords OF tho Admiralty,
md all THO monbcrH OF the Government wore pre-
sent.
A Vienna letter states that NTAxiMrIlIAS's ,noih-
er givos evidence Of inBsnty.
Tho American Government is cndcavoring 10
secure the rolcaao OF General NAaEL.
SOUTHAMPTON, July i3-h is estimated that tho
great naval r0yiow Which occurred yesterday oil
Spithead, cost 10000 pounds storng Ono gun
boat was tlrivon ashore during rain storm which
prevailed ut tho timc, but beyond this no accident
occurred. Rain also Acriuusly interfrrcd with
tho programme Of cvolutiona, and the propusctI
illumination Of tho iioet i'll tho evening.
LIVERPOOL, July 1s.--Tho raft Nouparea was
spoken on Wednesday. The littlo craft and crow
were woll, and required no assistance
DUBLIN, July 1S.-Sl1 Waterford rioters hnvo
been convicted and imprisoned.
LONDON, July 1S-Noon.- -Consos 9ij Bonds 723
LIVERPOOL, July 18-Noon.- Cotton firm and
unchanged; aalcs 1900 bales. Weather upfsvora-
bio for crops. Broadstuffs firmor. Wheat nd
vanccd 2d. Corn stoady at 3Gs. Ohar articles
unchanged. ,r"ti.t
LONDON, July 18-2 P. M.-Priccs unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, July 1872 P. M.-Cotton 6rmor and
moro active; sales 5000 bales; Uplands advanced
to 1old.; Orleans 10id.
LONDON, July 18-Evoning.-Q Quotations li,.-
changed Bullion in tho Bank OF England incrcas-
cd f15o,000.
LIvEnFoor July 1s-Evoning. Cotton closed
firm; sales l5,e0O balos; Uplanrls 1OId.; Orleans
10ad. Brcadatufra tond up. Cora 36,. 6l. Wheat
1ss. Sd. Provisions and Produce unohnuscil
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as- NOTICE u MARlNEhS.-CAPTA1 AIMS
AND PILOTS wshln 10 anchort their vessels IN Ashley
River. requested 1t to do no anywhere within direct
range Of tho lcads o. Sla SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARTEs. ON tho Charleston and ST. Andrews slde CT
tho AHloy River; by which prorauion contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will bo avoided.
;. q. TURNER, II. NJ
lIarbor Masters ofler. Charleston. February o. 1906
FebrnaryT
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FOR SAVANNAH. ,,.' ..'...'.. ,'
Q 1T x p Q Z m T

Q 1T x p Q I m II j,
400 TONS HURTIIEN,
CAPT. &. ADKINS,
sSsSyyr- WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC
/ZESAf5sS WHhfsE. every TUESDII S{UHT Mt
ESL1Mi,I3YS Inino O'Clock, for that port. IA .,.
SSSIiES--S For freight passagG apply on
boar,l or to the Office Of D - ::
Jiiy r. ',o~''s'
NEW YoIsIf AND BnIsMIiN STEAMSHIP
d. COMPANY.
THE F1RsT-oLAss u. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
ATLANTIC i. NoRTHFRN LIGHT
BALTIC. WESTERN METROPOLIS.
Leavoi Pier No. &c. N r., New York. every second Sal
= . '' tirdny. from juno TO- p" '.'.
- % , FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, -.
taking passengers to Southampton London nnvrc AMI
Drcmen Of the followig rates. payable gold ortiz
First oatn sllo, second Cabin. SOS: steGraac. SIS
From Bremsp, Southampton und fIapro TO Sg,| Iol:s
fr.t CABIN sI1O: secona Cabin: i75; S,seraSe, .la
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND. HoSIE-Eirs
Cabin. salO; Second Cabin, $50; Stceratyc $40.
RhILISa pAYs FnoM NEW YORK AND unIyi,S:
June IS and % July 10 aud 81 August III and 81
Sept. aud II Oct. aud 10 Nov. and lG /,
For Freight or raaSayo apply TO
February ~ '1J 80 No ~ BroliwSy. N. y. D.
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30 OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERMA s.
TtR. CHARLESTON, Sc. July IL. Is:7-S,ll.,I rru.
lsas will bc received nj This Office until IL ornrk noon
on Saturday. July allh. 1867 at which lime they Will c
opened, for furnishing In,taial nud erecting PICKET
FENCE ara'ind catcl Sqapp Plans aud Specifications
for the work be al this office All pruI osaIs
,is bo accompanied by thc of Two good
In the Of so hundred dollars o,c for tho fithfu
performance Of tho work prapa4,ls will be u,I.rcsrc
to tho uIcrs1cd aud marked 'prorosats for crrctIug
Fence"
By order. 10 TYI,ER
bvt Afnj don and Chicf q. N. 2i Military District.
I. McELRATH,
july 10 Dvl. Major nild A. q. q. NJ
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BhbtGibers fto tho 'rincolt 5loniunn,eGpt 5loin,Gt F1nn;S
jn EeE York are inquiriig whore iheir monoy has,
Boh6. Into Radical documents for the South, aug!
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SPECIAL NOTlCES.

Dn- GOId.ECTOR'S OFFICE, u. $ INrERNAI.
REVENUE. SECOND DISTRICT, SOUTH CARDIINA.
no IL BROAD STREET. cu,ni.IsroS, y. e.. Juno ~.
lSGI-Tlic Taxes The Annual List for 1867 cunlTris-
Ing Taxes On nconc. Billiard Tables kept for private u.r
Carriages Plate and Goli Watches, due and pay
ublc.
THESE Taxes may DO paid by persons residing i'll Col
Teton District to SiMUiI. KtSGMAN, Es. Deputy Col.
rctor. at SuInncryllr T. o. the 9th anu 10Th July;
al RiEcvc on the 18th Of July at Georges Station
tho 18Th July: at Reeves station the ,6ll Juy
WATERFORD on the lDtl. 2j a2l nni 2Id Juy mt
akaiathie ri,gc OIL the 2Gtll july nj A,ian'a n on
the 21h July.
Unless paid by That time the law attaches additional
amounts 10 the tax.
FREDERICK A. SAWYER.
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OFFICIAL.

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COUr(IL PROC0 = 0nNG0.
REGULAR MEETING.
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COUNCIL CHAMBER, AprfI IL 1901.
Present-His Honor the Mayor, John L
Davies, Aldermen C.ulshsrt, D9vis. FTizssll,
Jones, Kuhnem, Nasshes, 4cN6il. Noe. Sey
muur and Wafnebo6.
The MINUTES Of the lasl mesdpg were rad
and approved.
Petition Of J. Masxssa. eskiss that the
city causs such shafe of ~ fsnoe belo1gin8
TO tine City Hospital 0foNods 70 b ~ built,
- 10 incumbent Gu the city 70 eeecs, eojoin..
ing lot two. Of Ovens cut lots. was referred
70 the Committee on Public Gr0uads ano
Builcings.
Petition Of II. b. @. Jipp ard others ssk.
iue that the grade b established on Eighth
street. between Oaineo aod Wasreu, Was re-
ferrod 70 the Com0iteoe % 0Fodoa.
Petition Of L. L. Ochs and Others, asking
The privilege Of building frame addition
70 his stable, situated ON the alley on lot o.
block =. Was referred 70 the COMMITTEES on
Fire and Water.
Petition Of H. A. Runes and others, ask
ing the privilege Of lowering the sewer from
the east side Of Ripley street, on Second.
was granted, and the work TO be done under
the direction of the Street Committee.
Petition Of Charles French, asking the
privilege Of occupying . email portion of
the river bank, near the ferry boat landing,
was referred To the COmmtttee on Tuoiic
Grounds and Buildings. with power to net.
Petition Of J. E. Marshall and others,
asking that the city purchase Of Matthias
Ffahm . strip OF land between Main and
Harrison streets, tor the purpose Of extend
ing through the same seventh street. was
referred to the Street Committee and City
Attorney.
Petition of /. 4. Sears and others, asking
that Bridge Avenue be brought to grade.
was referred to Street Committee and City
Engineer and 10 report TO Council.
Petition Of Z. 8 Bsllord, asking the pri1;
lege OF raising the roof II his house on lds
2 in block IS, was referred n Committee ON
Fire and Water, with instructions 10 grant
the prayer Of petition. the requisite consent
Of property owners first having been OBJ
tained.
Petition Of NJ. A. Saunders, asking that
the side walk be graded in front VI lot in
block So, froutirg Rock Island street, was
referred to Committee on Grades, with pow
er TO act.
The report OF the City Marshal vas read,
received and ordered published, with
the proceedings, which 10 - follows:
r. Ais Honor sAs Msysr and CRY C,ssed y fAs
IA. H.. .sudsr.sses @ u,,y MarsAsl ws,ia Big lssvo Q
report u your Honorable bvs III u b, collected
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JeaH Cannon is now prepared 70 do I'll
styles of house and sign painting. glazing,
gsainiag, &c. Also plain and dscsrativs pa
- hsngisg. Csiliogs whitsnsd on short
notice. All wesk done proapsly. Shop
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and Mais. Aps.4 dSm.