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Your committee TO whom was referred
the petition of Mrs. Hannah Singer, for
leave to peddle without license, beg leave
to report that they nave examined into
the case, and suggest hat the same be al
lowed. r. p. DUNCAN, Chairman.
Adopted by Council.
By Councilman Cohen:
To the Honorable Mayor and General
Council:
Your committed appointed to investi-
gate the petition OF Messrs. Behring. Lutte
and others, of the Fifth ward, in the
matter of Messrs. Lewis & Wait, beg leave
to report that they cannot see the necesst-
ty Of a gateway on Main street, as there
is ample room on Mccall street for such
an entrance. We are, therefore, of the
opinion that the PRAYER in the petition
ought to be granted. Respectfully sub
mitted. MARTIN COHEN,
Chairman.
Adopted by council.
BY Councilman Prescott:
ResoLred, That the Mayor and Police
Board be authorized TO lease from N. Adj
ams. ESQ.,, the house and lot on Adams
street, between Main and Second streets,
for a city jail or station, at an annual rent
of $4,000, and to have the same fitted up
for station house, Recorders Court room
and offices.
Adopted by Council.
BY Councilman Prescott:
Res0EVed, ETC., That hereafter each re-
porting officer Of the city shalbe required
to make their monthly reports in dupIi-
cate form so that each Board may have a
copyto act upon, and upon full sheets of
paper.
BY Councilman Prescott:
RESOLVED, That Clay and Webster streets
and the alleys between Calhounand Geor-
gia streets, where they cross the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee Depot grounds be
condensed so that the said Railroad will
not be interrupted in their legitimate
business.
Adopted.
BY Councilman Prescott:
ReSoLUed, That no proceedings of the
Council shall be published-to be paid
for-unless adopted by the Board OF AL
dermen, so as to become a law.
Referred to Printing Committee.
BY Councilman Prescott:
ResoEVed by the city Council, That petit
ton of W. A. Bickford, offered at a pre-
vious meeting, be referred to a special
committee.
Referred to a committee of three.
BY Councilman Prescott:
RESOLVED, That in the presentation of
petitions to the Council, the member offer
ing said petition to state the substance, so
they can be referred to the proper COM
mittee.
Laid on table.
By Councilman Chase:
Res0LUed, That the City Engineer be di-
rected to have the New Raleigh Road,
from the Brick Church in Chelsea to the
corporation line, repaired in a temporary
manner.
Adopted.
From Board of Aldermen:
ResOLUed, That the Tax Collector is
hereby instructed to receive in payment
for taxes on real estate until LIST of April
next any past due Indebtedness of the
city, whether in city scrip, ledger bal
ances, coupons or city notes, at par; and
he is also authorized to receive, if paid in
cash, seveD-tenths the amount assessed
against any person on the tax books;
whereUpon he shall receipt to the party
paying said seven-tenths, in full for the
taxes assessed against she same.
And the Board adjourned TO next regu-
lar meeting. i. R. RICHARDS,
City Register.
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lV state to your honorable body that he
p urchased, early in January, 1858, Of Mr..
T. F. Mackall, of Memphis, a piece of city
sc rip, amounting TO one thousand $1,000
dollars. Petitioner would beg leave TO
st ate that he purchased said piece Of scrip
70 the purpose of paying his taxes to the
city as they might, from time to time, be-
co me due and payable Che being a large
ta-I-payerl. Your petitioner retained the
sal d piece Of scrip in his possession until
the night of the 10Th Of September, 1859,
when it was lost and unavoidably de-
stroyed by the fire which consumed his
dwelling and almost everything it con-
tanned.
Your petitioner cannot give the date on
nlnmber of said piece of scrip, but can
state it was signed by "W. o. Lo1and, y
In the lower right hand corner, and figures
in upper left hand corner, representing
that amount.
Your petitioner asks hat whatever Is
Just and equitable may be done, either to
issue him a duplicate or give him credit
for the amount upon the city,books.
March 2, 1870. THOS. JAMES.
Referred to Committee on Claims.
MEMPHIS, November l, 1861 certify
that I sold Mr.. James $1,000 city scrip early
in January, 1868. 4. +. MACKALL.
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 8, 1870.
To the General Council Of b City OF
Memphis f:
Gentlemen-My receipts and disburse-
ments for the month of February are as
follows
RECEIPTS FROM REAL ESTATE TAX BY FELIX
W. ROBERTSON.
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coMMrrrEE ON CLANS.

Marcn = lofU'
Hon. Mayor and Council;
Your Committee OF Claims would re-
spectfuily report as follows:
Claims sllowed-Dr. Rives, 49, John .
Toof, agent, assessment, $1,000:
Claims reiected-ThOmas English, l.,
Rocco and J. S. Chandler; GayOso Gas
Co., and F.. L. Robertson.
The claims Of 4. II. Porter and A. },
White are referred to Mayor and Tax-Col'
lector. ii. NJ. JAMhS, Ohh'
Adopted.
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unto your honorable body that they have
leased, for the purpose Of manufacturing
brick, what is known as the Barnett prop
erty, lying east of Orleans street, and ex-
tending across Madison street near whore
said street abuts against the Fowler
property. Petitioners respectfully pray
your honorable body for permission to
occupy and use that part of Madison
street lying between Orleans and the
Fowler property for the purpose ofertsct-
ing a brick kiln thereon while working
up and removing the high entertainments
on either side. Petitioners would further
represent that that part of the street
which they desire to use is never used for
purposes OF travel for either vehicles or.
foot passengers, and that they only desire
to occupy it for a few months until they
can remove the surrounding embank-
ments. Respectfully submitted.
J. w. GRANT & CO.
Referred to Improvement Committee,
By Councilman TwOhig:
To the Honorable Board of Mayor, Alcer-
men and Common Council:
We. the undersigned, respectfully rep
resent that we are the drivers or owners
Of hackney coaches in the city OF Mem
phis: that We are only licensed by the
city, and pay for the privilege OF carrying
on our business within the city, and thatY
nevertheless, we are hindered in the pros
ecution of our said business by he pro-
prietors, or drivers, or conductors, or
agents of the omnibuses in SAID city, by
being refused an equal share OF the publle
streets at dspots and landings. Ihe om-
uibuses nav no more license than we do;
they have no further rights either in law
or Justice than we; and yet they claim an
almost exclusive right to solicit passon-
gers at such places and to the best stands
therein-often times being supported IN
their -pretensions by the city police.
Wherefore we pray of you honors some
relief from such aggresslons IN what man
ner may seem unto yeur honors most NJ,
and as in duty bound we Will ever pray,
etc.
NJ C. Cody. James Doyle,
Peter Tracey. Cornelius Murphy,
Patrick No6onv. jeremiah Engelright,
Jobn OIRrien. John Walsh,
Thomas Dugeu. Patrick Haley,
Tim Murphy, James Mebslr,
Melvin Button. Patrick Mullen,
John Foley. Mcrtey DonOghue,
and several others.
Referred to Ordinance Committee.
WHEREAS, Complaint has been made that
the licensed hackney coaches of this city
are deprived of their privileges at the va
rious depots and steamboat landings In
this city, by various parties, therefore
b. il
RESOLVED, That an duly licensed hack
new coaches have the same privileges at
such places as omnibuses and other pub
lie vehicles.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Jefferson Davis has been banqueted
recently by a Liverpool merchant, whose
guest she is. The most select people ID
Liverpool were present.
The affair of Wednesday in Nashville
was the marriage of Miss Mamie ". Nc
Marry to Mr.. Charles @. Clifton. Of Louis
vile, XIV. Bishop Quintard performed the
ceremonies. Miss WingaJe, of Kentucky,
a beautiful blonde, who was a visitor IN
our city a few days 60, was one of the
bridesmaids. OF course, she looked
wha5 she is, in mind and person, lovely.
Mr.. r. B. Spillman, 50 long connected
with the dry goods trade of Memphis, is
about engaging in the cotton business
in company with Mr.. John r. Goodwin.
He and his partner have best wishes.
General A. 2. Stewart, late Lieutenant
General in the Confederate army, and
now President of the st. Louis Mutual
Insurance Company, is in the city His
numerous friends will be glad TO meet
him. He is stopping at the residence OF
his brother, on Alabama street.
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Nj. Schultz, one OF cur leading musl-
clans, viii give a concer on Thursday Of
next week, in which he will be assisted
by many amateurs and professional sing
ers and performers. The programme for
the occasion will be selected with cars
and will no doubt be satisfactory TO the
public.
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and Common Council of the city OF

NIUIITHbs
Your petitioners respectfully represent
that they are proprietors of drinking sa-
looms in the city Of Memphis. They 1ur-
Their represent that the present
close their saloons at twelve O'Clock at
night, works great hardship, loss and In
Jury to your petitioners.
Your petitioners areTeady, able and viii
ling to pay to the city all just, fair and
legal taxes for the privilege of keeping
open their saloons
They, therefore, humbly and earnestly
pray your honorable body to repeal the
said Ordinance, in order that your petit
TONERS may carry on their said business
after twelve O'Clock at night, and h a
Justice may be done. And your petition
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PETITIONS.

By Councilman Prescott:
We, the undersigned citizens regarding
the present Ordinance requiring saloons
to close at Y o'clock as being oppressive
to keepers Of saloons who have a small
day business. do respectfully beg the re-
peal of said Ordinance:
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JOE LOCKE, 296H Main street, has all
the latest, illustrated, scientific, literary,
sporting, sensational, police, German and
Irish weeklies, and ali the latest dailies
and mOnthlies.
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rorrH MARKErMAsrER

MEMPHIS, March 2, 1870.
To the General Council;
Gentlemen-My collections for the
month of February, 1869, amount 10
S3S7 80. c. BORNER,
South Marketmaster.
Received.
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NOTICE.-We have received aIargs stock
Of Pillow Slabs, which we offer for sale at
very low rates. Also, boiler, bar and sheet
iron. JOHN MANOGUE, Agent.
Swift's Iron Works, 1g5 Main street.
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NnRrH

MEMPHIS, March ?, 1870.
To the General Council;
Gentlemen Ny collections for the
month Of February, 1870. amOunt to
SOL -. JOHN A. DENIGER,
North M~srketmaster.
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LETTER LIST.

M following is the list OF letters emain-
ing in the Memphis PostOfice and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers,
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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FRESH NORFOLK OTsTERs.-Best brandS
Of these favOrite oysters received daily ,
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J.. Hunter q Bro, at Al Monroe street.
have just received a complete and beau
ufol assortment of cloths which they are
prepared to make up into coats, pants or
vests at very low prices. AS they buy
their goods for cash and have a cheap rent
and do most all their own work, they are
able to offer extra Inducements.
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You will find that HerzOg & Bro. prove
their assertion "a to selling Dry Goods be-
low the value, by calling there, 294 Main
street.
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joe LOCKE has a fun supply Of las5
daily and weekly papers.
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LARGEST assortment Of the latest dali
lies, weeklies and m~onthlies. at Joe
Locke's, 296H Main street.
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All shades Of challies and other spring
dress goods have arrived at Herzog &
Bros, 294 Main street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

JGBGaeSe SHks, new and elegant designs,
inst received AZ Menken Brothers.
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FIVE hundred French corsets at a sacri-
five, Cans rs Main street.
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Spring shd0Ls-the latest novelties in
shaWls just opened at Menken Brothers.
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e LIST.

II you want a nice suit OF clothes made
70 NJ You, az a low price, call upon US, as
we mean business.
J. HUNTER & BRO. Al Monroe.
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Alpacas, pink, blue, green alpaeas at
Menken Brothers.
80 Jefferson street, at / O'Clock, to-day
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c PARAGRAPHS.

Yesterday was rainy, with the Their
mometer az 4ss Fahrenheat-a cold, disa-
grseable day.
-Miss Annie Tiffany was the recipient,
night before last. Of amagniicent bouquet
from some lady IN a private stage box
Hester Young stole i've dollars from
Sallie Louis day before yesterday, and on
being examined before Squire Foley. on
the charge yesterday, was sent TO iaii In
default Of $1,000 bail.
y. J. Steele & Co. had Henry Harrison
arrested yesterday for stealing a lot OF
groceries, etc, from their establishment
on Front street. Squire Foley will try
the case on Monday.
The managers Of the Orphans Home
or Mississippi. formerly located at Lau-
derdale Springs,have purchased a site two
miles northwest Of the old Location for =
permanent home They paid sos for IL.
We notice that in the bill which has
recently passed Congress to remove dis
abilities, the names Of w 7. Avery and
Marcus J.. Wright. occur, so that any
doubt as to the ability OF these gentle
men 70 hold Office, if elected, Is thereby
removed.
"A difficulty occurred on the farm OF
Mr.. Pickett, ON Wolf river, on Wednes-
day last. between q number OF his hands.
Mr.. Pickett went among the belligereuts
to attempt to Quell them, when one Of
the m~ale0ntents, named Bill Heathman-
a negro, drew a ride on him and threat
ened to kill him. Mr.. Pickett a Heath
man arrested yesterday, and he viii have
an examination before Squire Foley to-
day.
George @. Holmes, ESQ.,, one Of the
directors Of the shelby County Agricul-
tural Society, has received a certificate
and signed COPY Of the bill which recent
" passed both Houses Of the Legislature
amending the charter of the shelby COun-
~ Agricultural, Mechanical and HOrti-
cultural Society, and by which the fol-
lowing important changes are made The
name is hereafter 20 be Memphis AgricuI-
tural INC Mechanical Society, and the
company are to be exempt from all State
county and municipal taxation. They
are also given police powers, and can ap-
point their own patrols, etc, during fairs
and exhibitions. who viii nave invested
in them the right to arrest and bring to
punishment any transgressoTs Of the rules
and regulations OF the society.
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New Spring Arabs, just opened, at B
Lowenstein y Bros.
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We have received a new assortment o.
alpacas and other novelties for spring
wear which compare with prices before
the war. HERZOG & BRO.
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80 Jefferson street, at l O'Clock, to-day.
Black 81 Hermann grenadines at Men
ken Brothers.
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50 Jefferson street, at 1o'elOek, to-day

LOnsdGle GnHbFic, nansoOks and in
fant's hannelat Menken Brothers.
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JOE LOCKE. 1851 Main street, has the
Cincinnati Commercial and Enquirer, st.
Times, Republican and Democrat,
Chicago Times and Tribune, New York
Herald, World. Times and Tribune, Lou
lsvills COurier-JOurnal, and a host OF
other late daiiies and Illustrated weeklies.
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.E Observation-Disclosures viii
restOLe e"o sin of the head to its o~riQinaI
lalrnes, after it has been turned OF a
copper color with hair dyes. Yet none OF
ste~ viii produce the rich natural hair
30 DIES brought out by the use Of PHA-
n FITALIA, OR SALVATION o TIE
HAIR, a preparation clear and transpa-
rent. and which does not stain the skin.
Sold By all the druggists and fancy goods
dealers.
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GODEY and Peterson for March, at Joe
Locks's, 1861 Main street.
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THE celebrated American Physieian and
Surgeon, DR.. J. 3. Russell, at the Pea
body Hotel.
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A GOOD 2-plait Shirt for g, at
q ThOrn's, 23 Clay Building. HlS4ans
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We are requested to prepare the trading
community for the richest display Of
ready made goods for ladies and children
ever seen in an auction house in this city,
in the stock that Is to be sold tomorrow
morning at the salesrOom OF Messrs. ROys-
ter. TreZevaut Il Go.
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THE most varied, if not the largest
stock Of hats ever offered to the trade at
an auction sale in Memphis, viii be found
at the auction room of Messrs. Register,
Trezevant q Co., in their sale this morn
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1855 "A

All Of which is respectfully submitted.
FELIX w. ROBERTSON,
City Tax Collector.
Read and received.
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Your Committee on Accounts report IA
vorably upon and recommend the allow
ancs and payment Of the following sc-
counts against the city Of Memphis,
March 2. 1870:
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WE reduce from this day all our domes-
tic goods, which viii put prices Of same
much below those of other houses. Her
zog & Bro, 294 Main street.
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ALL styles calico at L.
store, 29s Main. AZ SAns new
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DR.. J. 3. RUSSELL. Of Medical Institute
at Room . Peabody Hotel, every evening
from 7 70 9 O'Clock.
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ONLY I21fc. beautiful calico, at Cans
new store, Z9s Main.
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oRD1NANcE COMMITTEE:

COMMITTEE.
TO the Hon. President and Board Of Com
mon Council:
Your Committee on Ordinance, to whom
was referred, at q former meeting of the
Board. two separate resolutions providing
Tor the creation of the offices ofC1ty super
visor or Inspector and City Meat lnspec-
tor. respectful report ,thTOughtheir chair
man, that both of the said offices should
be created: that each is necessary, and de-
manded, no less for the protection OF the
citizen and consumer than the protection
( of the honest and legitimate merchant
and dealer in meats. Your committee
have, therefore, prepared, in pursuance OF
your instructions, two separate
providing for and creating each of the
Offices above specified, and they herewith
present them for your consideration.
JOHN HALLUM, Chm.
Report received. and both the Ordinan-
ces reported favorably upon by the Com
mittee were, when taken up, laid on the
table.
Resolred, That upon the passage of each
resolution, motion or ordinance, requiring
the concurrence Of both boards OF the
General Council, the President OF the
board in which the resolution Is intro
duced and passed, Immediately sign or
indorse the same, as passed, and transmit
the same through the Sergeant-at-arms to
the other board for its action, and that the
President Of the latter board Immediately
upon its action thereon, return the same
to the board in which it originated,
through the Sergeant-at-arms, with his
Endorsement of the action of said board
upon he same.
Adopted.
Referred to Ordinance Committee blythe
Council, with instructions to hold a con-
ference with the Ordinance Committee OF
the Board of Aldermen.
The Ordinance Committee, throughtheir
Chairman, report that they have exam
med the above resolution from the Board
Of Aldermen, and recommend its passage.
JOHN HALLUM, Chm.
Received and ordered printed.
COMMITTED on PRIVILEGE ORDINANCE.
To the President and Board Of Common
Council:
The Committee on Ordinance from your
Board, acting in conjunction with a SINH
lar committee from the Board of Alder
men, TO whom was referred your pro-
posed action in relation to taxes on privt-
ieges, through chairman, report the fol
lowing ordinance and recommend its
adoption.
Read and received; and the privilege
ordinance, when taken up, passed q sec
ond and final reading by a suspension OF
the rules, and hen sent to the Board OF
Aldermen for their action thereon.
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CITY ~nIsPENsARY.

Feb. DC. balance on hand SCI 70
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, NJ. D.,
Dean Faculty, Medical College, Memphis.
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50 Jefferson street. at / O'Clock, to-day.
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Black A5pGeGs at from 2c to the richest
Goats hair alPacas, at Menken Brothers.
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las TeufeL, h0use-rent. e~lection--..-.. s0W
n Hoist, same for ame.----.---.-- wv
Adams, Pike q Dixon, legal SERVICES , %, oo
The following accounts are referred 10
Mayor and Police Board:
Frank elgW
D / sullivan ~ ~
Agnes Duke 10 "
Report read and adopted by the Coun-
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HOSPITAL PHYSICIAN CITY.

CITY HOSPITAL,
MEMPHIS, March !, 1870.
Hon. Board Of Mayor and Aldermen:
Gentlemen: 1 have the honor to submit
the following report for b month end
ing February 18th:
Number of patients remaining al last
Number Of patients admitted during
b o.
Number of patients treated during the
Number Of patients discharged during
the 81
Number Of patients died during the
----- .'--s II
Number Of patients remaining Februa-
~ o
Received from Pay Ward and turned
over 10 City Treasurer since last re-
herewith inclose q statement Of the
marine account for the month, amount
ing to $4Ia. a copy of which has been fur
nished the Surveyor Of Customs for set
Element with the City Treasurer.
Respectfully, O.. B. THORNTON,
Physician in charge.
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Buy WOOD of Scheuber Bros. Leave or
ders with L. R~Oeseher, s26 Main street.
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The Pauier BedOuin Mantle lust re-
ceived at B. Lowenstein & Bros.
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ONLY I21lc, best c~alicos, Cans new store
29S Main.
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Rtaek SILKS At b. -
Brothers. Sans u AehAsh
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MENPHrs. Januarv "a. 1s7.

Respectfully submitted.
u. A. SHEPHERD, City Comptroller.
Received and ordered published.
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. Ieaars0n slEaet. a Io,eloek, .o-day-
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SECTION 4.

Every retailer of tobacco or cigars,
including the proprietors OF re-
tail shops, except such a. are
herein expressly taxed therefor,
mar annum