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New-York tribune., 1871-06-30

PRICE -FOUR CENTS.
OUR MYSTERIOUS FINANCES
CITY AND COUNTY DEBT DOUBLED IN 1869, IND
NO ACCOUNTS PUBLIsHED--THE INCfhE
GREATER THAN THE ACTUAL NECESSITIH.

CITY AND COUNTY DEBT DOUBLED IN lcoV, lND
NO ACCOUNTS PUBLTsHED--THE ISCtaE
GREATER THAN THE ACTUAL NECEssTIt
The reformation of our City Governmtnt,
and the explanation Of its peculiar financial naIge-
ment for the past years. sefimposed tassi OF
certain prominent politicians, lawyers and hnaneefs OF
the Republican party. Since the great Reform meeting
in Cooper Institute last April at which many fine reso-
utons and startling declarations were made the friends
of the Reform have been organizing throughout the city.
Last night one OF these Clubs, the Twentyfrst Ward
Council OF Reform, Of which Thomas W. Clerke, for
many years Judge Of the Supreme Court in this city s
President received the following report OF a special
Committee Dexter A. Hawkins. esq Chairman, upon the
debt OF the city and county. Some OF the deductions
from the official reports OF the Controller which the Com
mitee make will starte many taxpayers and properly
owners have not examined the subject thoroughly
For two years and four months ending May !, the
Mayor and Controller Of the City OF New-fork Kept tnc
taxpayers and the public IN gnoran@Ge zee OF the nann IA
In that period, 100000 900 Of public money pared
ssT s aid "P@s pa forth GaF 5 e election
statement OF the public debt signed by three OF Ehe
wealthiest men OF the city-Messrs Roberts Asor tnd
Taylor Finally on June i2 the Mayor and Controller;
IN general statements and round numbers claim tl
us what they have done with 500 10000 OF put
money and what is the present debt of the city lad
county. But Auditors report is made public yet
0Sey URg yne was pad rRSr' sPS he% paid No
report, even, is made public Ior tne year, year i y.
ten OF particulars that heretofore have eharaeterfd
such documents. They bear their face evidence
intention mislead confuse and deceive instead oio
enlighten the taxpayer and public creditor. But iie
figures Of the Mayor and Controller show; l. greatef
expenditure; O. larger indebtedness; 3. more reth
less extrayagance than the btterest enemies OF the y
rulers had ever alleged against them In order TO stw
clearly the financial character OF their adntn,
istratfon, we have compiled, Uhohy Prom oVqlH
sources, and had examined by an accountant, ie
following annual tables showing the city debt and ie
county debt from Dec 81 1885, to May 1871 exceptIg
the year 1862 no report has ever been made pubnc
that year. and the taxpayers not permitted 10
spect the public could not MI ont the tae
for 1860 The report for the year ending Dec 81 tsp
was not made till June r. s71 being after the adou
ment OF the Legislature. We ask th0uRhtful scrut
OF these tables they interest every owner OF pOperE
not only In this city, but In the whole country.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.


tsE LoNGCHAMPs REVIEW A COMPLETE sue
CFss-M. THEIRS CHEERED BY THE TROOPS
IMPROVED FINANCIAL PROSPECTS - SEN
TENCES BY THE MARSEILLEs CoURr-MARTlAL'
PARIS. Thursday, June 20, ls7L
The review Of the army at LOngchamps, to-
day. under the command Of Marshal MaeMahon, was
.uccess Nothing occurred to mar Its effect All the
embers OF the Ministry the Deputies Of the Assem-
ty were present. The troops showed much enthusiasm
and repeatedly cheered President Thiers The grounds
we're thronged with an immense number OF people.
Military medals conferred Gems. Vinoy and Lad
miraut and number OF promotions in the Legion OF
Honor were announced.
In the Assembly yesterday NJ. Quertier stated
that in less than six hours the agents of the Treasury
collected Ao00O0 600 francs for the new loan, OF which
Paris alone subscribed 10000 The provinces have
not all been heard from, and the total amount Of the
subscriptions had not yet been ascertained. The Minis
fer Finance commenting upon the facts he had stated
sad "This state Of things enables the Government ~
fpa its eneaements and to hasten the denVerahee O1
t, country, shall not wait FOR the dates nxed py
Qe treaty at Frankfort but shall pay the indemnity in
trsallments" The Assembly yesterday also discussed
The project Of law for the decentralization of the Gov
srnment Departments
The CourtMartial in session at Marseiles has pro-
rounced the following sentences: NM. Cremieux,
Ftenne and Pellisier 70 death; NM. Duclos, Marten
Nastorg Button and Cache to transportation; NJ Now
20 10 wears and NJ Bancke five years labor in the gal
Ieys and NJ Eberard TO 10 years imprisonment SIX OF
the accused have been acquitted
The Republican Committees have been unable 10 agree
upon combined ticket and publish several electoral
lists The election Of NM. Brelay, Challem, Latchur
Corbon Herisson, Laurent Pchat, Nadaud, scheurer,
KoestIes Teno and Pretty is considered certain There
are 4 candidates from the ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of the Seine
Marshal MaoMahon has declined to be candidate for
the Assembly from Paris.
NJ Gambetta, in a speech at Bordeaux yesterday, pro
tested his loyalty to the present Government Electoral
meetings are permitted until Saturday
The illness of NJ. Rochefort whose trial was fixed for
Monday next, has become serous the physicians have
held consultations his NJ. Maillet has
escaped from Paris Belgium. M. Deescuze's sister
has been set at liberty. NM Courbet and Fontaine
have been confronted with their accomplces
The Pae denies that there is any truth in the rumor
Of triple alliance between Russia Prussia and Austria
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TELEGRAPHIc NOTES.

-. The natives of the town Of Pompey, Onondapa
Co. beld grad reaaiOo yesterday. -
1t is believed in Madrid that the Cortea win
approve all the ansnca bills submitted BY horet
THE U. s. steamer Kansas, from the Southern
squadn qparsptined aPosmoath n IL TAs vessel = sesai
20 have yellow fever board '-Sr~'~~
The Commissioner Of Patents has extended
the patent of Daniel Pratt Of Abams cotton sa Ie s,sss
Of seven yean dates from the l4tb Of July nert
-. Business is dull IN Santo Domingo. and dis
turbnoes eonnne the fone The German resident.
msa Government Wv" ~s "sf'
-. Everything ia quiet In Amador County Gal
The mines under protection Of The military sysnuos sn s,.
ntn enra al Ihe Old nes The pOpneton deeruaei set a
emPoy man connected With the hss Lssss< sAeA sr,I A.
fhle, and compelled the sespensea Of vsrA '~ -
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lGESRRAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

The Duhic debt statement will be issued on the LIST OF
the coming month"; a. usual At present there is no pos
sbe basis for forming AN approximate idea ss 70
the amount Of reduction The balances In the Treasury
Den at the close OF business to-day are reported
In round numbers as follows currency so'z'O oo'D'
ael 100000 coin certificates, tls152,OOo ,,,.
After the Cabinet meeting this AFTERNOON, yo,nmIss
sioney Peasonton had lond interview win dne ries
dnf and aferWard proceeded TO the ONCE OF seeretAfy
Bou2we where the two had an extended conversation.
AlthOugb nothing positive concerning IL b kno~p tno
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ITALY.

AN ARCHBISHOP CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
FLORENCE. Thursday. June 49, 1871.
Archbishop Pulrassi has been arrested in
Rome On a charge of conspiracy.
The Mayor of Florence has paid complimentary visit
70 the ambassadors whose presence has honored Flor
ence while 1t has been the capital Of Italy
The senate has ratified the Treaty Of Commerce with
be limited States and also the bill making provision
Tor the pubic safety and for the consolidation OF the
Ponfi ifcaI
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LAND EXCITEMENT IN IOWA.

CINCINNATI, June J.-Ihe OheIUtptk II0waJ
Record says that Harlan and Shelby Counties generally
are laboring under great excitement, owing TO the
that the title Of the Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad Company sections and also the portion
their grant lying beyond the 20 miles limits IA defec
tive and the land belongs TO the Govern
ment and open 10 homestead and preemption claims.
large crowd Of landhunters have been In town or
encamped during the past week. and the County
Treasurer has been called upon several hundred tunes
70 point out the Railway Company's real estate There
are over 10000 In The county.
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STATE DENTAL SOCIETY.

ALBANY, June 20. - At the session of the
State Dental Society to-day the folowngnamed officers
elected: President, Dr. W. B. Hurd OF Brooklyn
Vice President DR.. 8. H. Mccall Of Binghamton: secre
tary Dr. Charles Barnes OF Syracuse Treasurer Dr. A.
c, Hawes OF New.York. -
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MARTINIQUE.
A REVOLUTION IMMINENT.

ST. PIERRE, Tuesday, June 90, 1871.
The tranquility that seems to prevail is only
superficial The inhabitants all ready for revolt
1nt has condemned 10 death by the Government,
lsAAye been sentenced TO imprisonment for life, and
Three 10 imprisonment for 20 years
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RUSSIA.
A NEWSPAPER SUPPRESSED.

a NIWSPAPEh SUIT IhEooI1U'
81 PEIERsBURG. Thursday. June 29 1871.
The Russian Government has suspended the
publication OF The MOsoOV Gazette for dsobedience TO
Ihe law against Of beous language concerning
The constituted authorities. q
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CITY AND COUNTY TAXATION FOR 1871.
On Monday next the Board Of Supervisors TO meet
receive from the Tax Commissioners the books for
the current year. BY reference to the the assessed
Valuation OF estate for 1871 s769 3O0
Of personal estate J69f1R3
YatlAtlOn
Total yslnaion Tor i5IO l0< "a
Increase s2s Chapter 5s3 OF tie
laws OF ls7 section provides that the Board OF Super
visors of the County OF New York authorized and
quired 10 raise by upon the estates real and per-
sona subject to taxation in the City and County Of New
York ia the year 1871 and In the 1872 the
directed TO be raised by the Board mentioned in the third
section OF this act which amount shall not exceed In the
gate In each Of said years respectively SUN e1a
two per cent upon the valuation Of such estates
for the year 1871 by the Commissioners OF Taxes
and Assessments for the City and County OF NewYork
in addition TO the excess, any, OF the quota Of the
state tax for said county in said years respectively over
the amount charged in said county for State
year 1870 But the aggregate amount raised including
the State taxes shall not exceed the OF 100000 In
either OF said years.
THE SINKING FUND.
The Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund yesterday
Afternoon. The only business transacted was the re-
oepton Of partial report frvm the Commissioners ap
pointed TO apprase the value Of the oty property TIE
Commissioners stated that their report when completed
would be ready In a fortnight
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TEE LoNGCHAMPs REVIEW COMPLETE Sue
CFss-M THEIRS CHEERED BY THE TROOPS
IMPROVED FINANCIAL PROSPECTS - SEN
TENCES BY THE MARSEILLEs CoURT-MARTIAL'
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Appeal by Miss Mary Ann Buie,
Confederate Soldiers Friend.)

MI 1SS BU1E begs to ask the aid OF all who
1x1 love their country and color, and who
eympatbize with her in her efforts to found
her school upon lasting basis and upon the
most modern and improved plan-which will
challenge the critical approval Of the entire
country. She bcgs to ask all who have pro-
missed to lend her aid to purchase suitable
structure Tor an institute calculated to be in
strumental in educating many young ladies'
unable to pay tho high rates now asked in COL
leges, for first class instruction in every de-
partment. All who aid Miss Buie will receive
best teachers in the land. in every department.
Miss Buie earnestly appeals to the Confederate
soldiers everywhere for their united aid and
patronage. She asks all editors who wish to
AID ler ~ giving free instruction to orphans,
to give aid. Aug 12
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Private Boarding.

Private Boarding.
MFRS. 8. J. WYATT informs her friends
IXl and tho public in general, that ahe has
opened PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, on
Plain street, near Bull. The house is largo
and airy, and guests may expect the comforts
OF home. May2
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- OB 3 In G TRAD e
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
FALL AND WINTER OF 1871.
s.: $ $;;: 4. 4 $ s:
;: ;:: : 5:::a 5:::::s zig $;S;:
l @ % I'LL ] ssss i; S '''
Dry Goods.
@ EeWN BATES co. No a4 Meeting MAusHAI DuRer No. ' Meeting
JOHNSTON CREWS co. No Il 3 ss
EDWIN BATES 2Metings street..
Fancy Goods, Notions, &c.
Meeting CO.. No. IS Hayne
SELL FOSTER.
Millinery and Straw Goods
CHARLES A. LENGNICK
Boots and Shoes.
p FLEMING CO. Meeting
E. b. sroDDARD co, No.
THOMAS n HoD,rv mo Hats aa a. and r5agns Gaps nnow
Hardware.
c. bAhn Co., M %5s 50 street
THoMHiSsoN CO. No. Meeting aiassI street. a''A'
Drugs and Medicines
GOODRICH, wlNEMAN No street,
Crockery and Glassware
wM. L. WEBB
Groceries
GEO. W WILLIAMS CO,
Groceries, Liquors, &c.
lss aaos s'' sns,as Co. - Bay
Paints, Oils, Glass, &c.
oAN NO. ~ East D' SS st Co. corner East Bay and
Job Printer, Statoner and Bookseller.
EDWARD PERRY
Type R s TaRs e s % 9sst 5 Rntng
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THE COTTAGE HOUSE.

Washington street, ne1t door to Masonic Hall.
Q. H. DUHME, Proprietor.
T9HE Proprietor Of the COTTAGE HOUSE.
= the neatest and most retired saloon In the
city.having had large experience at the
Charleston and Columbia Hotels, pledges to
his guests the most hoioe brands OF WINES.
LIQUORS and SEGARB, and will be pleased
to have his old friends call and see him. A
MOE LUNCH served up daily, from II to /
O'Clock. G.. H, DUHME
July az /.
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Refined Oil.
4 NOTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by tho gal
~ Ion or barrel. Also, in glass, pins and
quarts. For salo low. T.. HOPE.
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Summer Schedule s. g. U r r.

Change Of Schedule.
OFFICE MONTH CAROLINA r. r. CO.,
COMPANY sHoPs. N. c., June 8. 1871.
HsSH c. hHEA ON and after SUNDAY,
azeaa2 w 4.saaee.1Ey June /, 1871, TRAINS will
be run over this Road in accordance with the
following TIME TABLE.
Trains Going East. Trains West
Express. Mat.
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Chariotte $50 m 3.1Op m
Salisbury 9. .03 m 8. .23 m 526 m $50 p IN
0r'nsb'o ]. .08 a m II .l3 am 825 m 8.S5 . m
90 Shop1240 N .05 p m $3.50 m 1O.l . M
hnlspro Z.2o m 2.83 p mt l.36 p m 81 p m
ha!oiRh Duo m 2.O5 m 2.4O m
Goldsboro 7.2O q m
Trains Going East. Trains West.
Charlotte7.15a 500 m
Salisbury 482 m 4G7 mi 5.l6 m b.28 m
Gr'nsb'O 1.25 m 1.85 MI 2.1O m 2.2( D m
Co Shop II. 81 p m 1902 M I12. 80 D m IL. so D Ia
Hillshro10. OF p m 1000 M II. OF m IL 10 a M
Raleigh 6.58 p m TAO o m 8.45a m
Goldsb'o 80Opm u,
June 6 ". Il. GREEN, Mae. Trans.
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Teas! Teas! Teas!!!
WTE have just received an invoice Of choice
w TEAS. consisting Of
CNCOLORED JAPAN,
1Iyeon, Gunpowdcr.
Young Hyson, Imperial,
Oolong and English Broakfast Teas.
For sale at our us1al low prices
June % JOHN AGNEW & SON
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Change Of Echedule.
SoUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CoMpAnY.
COLUMBIA, H. O., June 8, 1871.
EsS f7ssA TyJ3 EH5sFEGF Change Of Schedule

- ~ 81 g5HsfZ2.Sizty to go into effect on
and after Sunday, i1th Instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia 74Oam
Arrive at Charleston at ..9.20 D M
Leave Charleston onat..................8. $40 m
Irrive at Columbia at...... .8.40 p m
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND Accommodations
TRAIN, lsundays excepted.] .
Leave Columbia at.. .7.5o m
Arrive at Charleston at. m
Leave Charleston at. 7.1Opm
Arrive at Columbia at. 90 q m
Camden Accommodation Train will con-
time to run to Columbia as iormcrly-Mon-
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays
A. l.. TYLER, Vice-President.
s. B. PIcKINs, General Ticket Agent.
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" Miss Christine Nilsson has finally sub
mitted- to the matrimonial yoke. Chica-
go was the place, and Michnel Mullory
Murphy the man. But this Miss Nilsson
is not the one who sings.
A lady in Mobile is now confined to
her bed from the effects of poison, mani
Testing itself in sores about the mouth,
caused by biting green sewing silk while
working with it.
Locomotive No. 8. of the New Jersey
Railroad Company, is said to be the fast
est locomotive in the United States,
having made eighty-nine miles in one
hour.
Love. not the poor Indian, but the old
aeeonaut Of the Potomac army, is build
ing ice factories in the South. He has
put one in operation at New Orleans, and
one at Atlanta.
Riboulard. who superintended the de-
struction of the Vendome column, has
been detected sneaking about Paris in
the disguise of priest
The Apaches havc white captive who
anuses them so greatly with comic songs
and dances that they will not ransom him
at any price.
New York has thirty seven steam fire
engines and fifteen hook and ladder
trucks.
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NO FIRE USED IN WASHING.
WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP.
VNHIs SOAP washes perfectly in cold water,
oil and paint from garments. It washes all
kinds OF goods-cott0n. flannel, silk or woolen.
It cieanses silver. plated ware and jewcry
without scratching. II the articles are much
ternished, rub them with apiece OF flannel
which has plenty OF the Soap ON it. To people
who do their own washing. 1t s invaluable.
II VIII save Its cost In one washing. For sale,
in boxes OF thirty. six bars. by
EDWARD HOPE,
April9 Agent for South Carolina.
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A Summer Day.

.3.I A Summer Day.
There's gaping rent in the curtain,
That longs for needle end thread;
There's garment that ought to be finished
And book what wants to be read.
There's letter that ought to be answered,
There arc clothes to fold away,
And know those tasks are waiting,
And ought 60 bo done to-day.
But how can mend the curtain
While Watching this silvery cloud?
And how can fnish the garment
When therobin calls 20 loud?
And the whispering trees are telling
That can but lie and listen,
And the book is all unread.
II try to write the letter,
am cure one-halt tho words
WI! be In the curious language
OF my chAttering friends, the birds.
The llacs bloom in the sun.shine,
The roses nod and smile,
And the clothes that ought to be folded
And iroRed must wait awhile.
I lie in the chestnut shadows,
And gaze In the summer sky.
Bidding the cares and troubles
I And ials Of life pass by.
The beautiful chestnut blossoms
Are falling about my feet, ~
And fhe dreamy air is laden
With thelr odorH rare and sweet.
The honey bees hum in the clover,
The grasses rise and fall,
The robin stops and listens
AS he hears the brown thrush Gull;
And the birds sing to me softly;
The butterfly fits away
oh, what oan be sweeter than living
This beautiful summer day?
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Choice Teas.
GUNPOWDER. Hyson, Oolong and English
M Breakfast TEAS. The choicest imported
lof Sale low. E. HOPE.
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BRANDIES.

BRAND1ES.
= CASKS James Hennessy's & Drandenbnrr
y Freres BRANDIES. imported direct. and
offered pure and unadulterated. These com
prise vintages OF 1885. 1853, 1860 and 1868.
Stock Of Hocks Clarets and White Wines in
olude somo OF the most famous brands as we'll
as sound lo,o priced goods. For sale by
March Is GEO. EYMbERS
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HLD BANK BILLS and MUTILATED
" CURRENCY bought and sold by
Nov rs emo D. GAMSNILL Broker.
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DUEL. Two gentlemen, of Augusta,
Ga., Messrs. VIM. D'Antignao and John
Dell, fought duel at Graniteville, s..
o., on Sunday morning last. Two shots
were exchanged. Mr. Dell received a
severe wound in the leg and the other
gentleman was fortunate enough to es-
cape with two holes in his coat.
GRouND TO DEATH. Kelly. aoed
II, employed in Golden's flint works at
Trenton, N. j., fell through the floor
into tho flint cracker below. He was
run into the wheels and his body passed
ont into tho water below, literally ground
up.
Tho Wilmington IN. o. !Sea,. says: IA
citizen OF this County, who hns attained
tho ripe old age of seventy-three yenrs,
applied for mud obtnined from the Regis
trar OF Deeds, II few days since, a license
to marry his fifth wife.
The spirituulists nre now in council at
Troy, and representatives, arc assembled
from every section OF tho Union.
The Northern papers tell us that tho
wild geese nre flying Southwark, which
means that cold weather is ut hand. RI.
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Public NIeetine.

, An adjourned meeting OF tho tax
'p'yers'in the Columbia School District
was held il the Court, House, ons Mon
day ovehing last, AIrs r. M.SWallaSe
was. called Nto tho chair, and Thomas p.
Walker reqlestedto not assecretary:
The committee appointed nt previ-
ons meeting to report tho Indebtedness
OF tho School Commissioners for this
School District, as also tho amount of
taxes to bo assessed to meet said indebt
;odness, and for tho support Of The
schools for the ensuing year, mado tue
following report: -
That they hnd carefully examined into
the matters referred to them, and find
that thero is due by the Commissioner
for teachers salaries, rents and othor
necessary expenses, 81 ,580 over the
amount Of taxes received from the State
Tor tho last year. They also find that
from tho last returns, that there arc
from 1.5O0 to 1900 children in the
School District to be educated; and for
the purpose OF keeping up the schools
for tue next scholastic year, and to meet
the present liabilities, the Board of
Trustees be authorized, {under the Aot
Of the Legislature defining their duties
and powers,) to make q tux assessment
OF IS. 600 upon the property of the tax
payers in this School District, (which is
much less than tho law allows them to
assess.) And your committee most ear
nestly hope that tho Trustees will make
every effort for tho ro.opening of the
achools for both white and colored, and
that they will meet with the MD of all
good citizens in accomplishing tho good
work. Your committee also recommend
that, as the building rented by the Com
missioners from DIR. J. L. Neagle, for n
school house, but having never bcon
used for that purpose, and said building
being occupied by other persons, that
the rent be not paid; rs also TINT the
desks and benches. and other school
furniture bargained for from the Messrs.
Pagan, be not paid for until it is re-
ceived by the Board of Trustees.
Respectfully submitted,
r. nj. WALLACE,
Chairman of Committee.
Which report, after considerable dis
cussion,' was unanimously adopted.
On motion. the proceedings were or
dered to be published in the DAILY
PHOENIX md Daily Union.
The meeting then adjourned.
r. NJ. WALLACE, Chairman.
y. Z. WALKER, Secretary.
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CoNsIGNEEs PER CHARLOTTE, CoLuM
nIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD, September
I'D. Swan y Co, j. M. Cockeron, J.
T.. solomon. Taylor Il Rice. T.. Watch.
toll, !. Is. Furgnson. ". d. Goodman,
A: >. Duncan. J. Q. Caldwell, w. II.
We6o, Z. %. Fleming, J. II. Oldham,
e. X h., j. NJ. Minter, Swygert & S.,
Crayton IL Sloan, Pendleton, M. ~ Co,
Barnwoll u Co., Wardlaw II T., B. T.
Creighton & Son. Taylor & Rice, White,
Smith & White, i. ~. Jones. w. d.
Goodman, Z. Il. Wise u Co., Lovelnce
a. w, John 9. Dial, l.. Edwards, J. N.
r., w. Il. r., a. Stork. G.. Diorcks, w.
German, j. 9. Secgors, u. Moorman &
Co., w. II. Tnrrant.