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COUGHS AND COLDs.-There are few per-
sons who are aware of the impoI tance of at
tending to cough or cold at it's first ap-
Pearance. The thousands who die annually
OF consumption, were first attacked with a
slight cough or cold, winch they thought
would soon wear itself off and therefore
neglected to use the proper remedies until
they bcCaue incurable.
Every day that cough cold or nnv luno
disease is neglected, makes the chances uf =
cure more uncertain. We would recommend
Al suffering from any disease of the Lungs
whatever, to use HASSON'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF TAR. It never fails in curing the
worst cases of coughs, colds, hoaEs-ncss, sore
throat, catarrh and asthma. 1t is an infaI-
lible remedy for looping Cough Being pre-
Scrihed by some of the leading physicians in
the Northern and Southern States and being
prepared under the Immediate supervision
of 4 graduate of the Pennsylvania Medical
College, the 1roprietors beg leave to inform
all that il is no "QuaCk" preparation, but
made strictly in accordance with the adj
vanced principles and theory of medicine
Price so ceuts per bottle.
Sold by all Drug Stores aud Dealers thro'-
out the United States
Russell u lands, Prop'rs, Philad'a.
p. :. See that the signature of Russell
x Lands, Props, is on each wrapper.
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\ PHEASANT CHICKEN.-There is moth
ing new under the sun, il the assertion of
the wise man OF Israel is to be taken literal
". Nevertheless there are some things in
this world that appear strange and new
enough, and Thaddeus Banks Is just now the
pOsseSSor of curiosity which has awakened
considerable interest. Mr.. Banks informs
MS that he went to sunny Mount" one day
intending TO get some chickens. While
walking around, accompanied by the little
ones of the farm, he was told that there was
a pheasant chicken on the place. Sure
enough, in few moments the children point
ed out TO him n bird which bore striking
resemblance both to the chicken and the
pheasant. II was about the size of the latter
and in many respects looked and acted like
a pheasant. A few days after Mr.. Banks
had this strange bird brought to his residence
in this borough and day or two afterwartl
il laid an egg which competent Judges pro-
nounce n genuine pheasant egg. The ques-
ton for the savants to decide is, is this bird
a cross between pheasant and common
barn yard fowl I'll HOlljddysburg Standard.
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DEATHS OF OLD REsIDENTERS.-Mr
Henry Buck. OF Carroll township died on
Friday last aged 73 years and IS days. Mr..
Buck was born in Northampton county on
the Goth of March, 1901, and when four
years Of age he removed with his parents TO
WestmOreland county, where he afterwards
was appreuticcd TO the trade of blacksmith.
He removed theucc to this county and was
married 10 Agnes, daughter of Thomas
BvruC, in the year 1924, and has resided in
Carroll township ever since. lie was the
father of nine Childreu-never had law
suit, and although living within seven miles
OF n rail road, never saw locomotive III his
life. He was an upright, honest man, and
was much respected by all who know him
May he rest in peace
Mrs. Fanny Wilson, a Colorcd woman,
aged about 67 years, died in Carrolltown on
Tuesday last She was brought to the
neiChborhood of Ebensburg from Virginia
when she was quite young by Mr.. Jacob
Turner, who died here about cine years ago.
She has been confirmed invalid for more
than 20 years. Her remains were brought
TO this place yesterday evening and were
today inferred in the Catholic cemetery, 0f
which Church she was pious and eNempla-
ry member. Requiescat in pace.
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Dr.. :. G. c. WISEAR7'S cHce,
No. 23@ y. Second ST., PhEGd'd
p ULE on the Heirs and Legal Re
- preSe'lrstfl yes of G II EIST. SSNIN y IA Il
OF Suu'lcrEtu township. deed to accept OF refuse
CarnBris, County. sS:

. I LIE on the Heirs and Legal Re
- Preseuratives of CuEISrIAN SNIAV, Rate
OF Sru.crliiN township, deed TO accept refuse.
Cambria County. sS:
,---f The Commonwealth OF PENNSYLVANIA 20
I-a- JoSEsH SNIAS and NICHOLAS SNAY. Heirs
- and Legal Representative OF CHRISTIAN
SIAT. late OF SUmInerhill township deceased
GT6'fJ8g.
Gu aud every OF you are hereby cited TO ne and
appear before he Judges of cur Orphans Court.
10 he held a. Eocnsburg. In ana for said county
on the FIRST AoNnAY OF JUNE NEXT. then and
lhe 70 accept or refuse to take the real Of
S'slI lr.sian SInaN, deco sSed. at the appraised
valuation put upon IL by an Inquest duly awarded
ny jhe Said Court AMI returned by the Sheriff OF
saII county on the lS-h day OF August 4. u. 1873.
or snow cause Why the same should not he sold. 70
W: \ FAkm, . The HOMESTEAD situate in
NUmIAerhIll township. adjoining Lands OF Gather
containing one hundred and four acres. more or
less. about sHvcutv-fvc acres of which are cleared
having thereon erected n two-auc-o Ic- half story
Iirt frame and part plank house. two frame bank
barns auT oUt houses, valued and appraised at the
sum % five thousand three hundred and hfty-six
collars . 356)- Also, tract Of timber land stu-
ate IN aid-tnwnship. adjoining lands Of Martin 81
% ! nos. Mcconnell, and others containing one
hundred and thirty acres, valued aud appraised at
lhe sum OF nve hundred and thirIy-two dollars
(S5t2). And herein fail not.
W ltncss the Honorable JOHE DEAN. President
Judge Of our said Court at EbensbUrg, the 5Jh day
Of March A. u. 1874.
JAMES N SINGTR, Clerk o. {.
HERMAN BAUaiaR, Sheriff. IL-s.I L4-lO4t.I
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A ''NICTOR" THAT CANNOT BE VAN
QUisHED, The peculiar merits of the 'sVic-
tor sewing machine of which Mr. Nj l.
. brown Is the local agent ia this place are
10 some extent portrayed in the following
extract from one of the pamphlets issued by
the proprietors 1t is machine that may
he depended on for any kind of sewing.
The VICTOR SEWING MACHINE with its recent
improvements, is the simplest, most durable.
ana comp!ete Family Sewing Machine Of all
the varieties now in und to any one wish
ing to purchase reliable and flrst-clasS Ma
ana inventions, without the complication of
/ springs. COg-w heels, or delicate and trouble
/ some HdjHstm enJS, the Victor Sewing Machine
Co.'S New Machine VICTOR is offered with
Out rival.
In our improvements, we have rendered
each moVelDeuE positive and, at the same
time lia ht and easy; as to obtain the highest
J. speed with little or no noise, and without in
jury to the mechine.
We have So simpified its construction that
TIRE MOST INEXPERIENCED CAN OPERATE AND
REGULATE 1T. without enc1unrcring the usual
difficulties and discourageIncurS 50 frequently
complained of by beginners in the use of Sew
ing Machines.
Among other points of merit exclusively
pertaining to the Victor these are prom
jnent and without a rival:
!. That it is a Shuttle Machine of the first
class. having all the laTest improvements in
Guiding their patent drop and interchangeab
=. That it has the best constructed shuttle
and the most perfect lower tension IN exist
encc, and dcties all competition in these par
ticuaTs.
3. That it has the only straight, sclf-Gdiusting
needle to he fOnnd In any shuttle Machine, by
which the thickest material or finest fabric
can be SCwed, using either cotton, silk or linen
thread OF any size or finish
4. That II runs easily, rapidly and quietly,
all motions being notwithstanding parts be-
ing 'nade Of steel, and making perfect lock-
stitch alike on both sides.
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CHURCH's MUSICAL VISITOR has right
to claim that it is the magazine for musical
people. Its mechanica! appearance, always
attractive. has been greatly improved, and
its publishers challenge a comparison with
any similar publication, either American or
Foreign The VISITOR contains thirty-two
pages filled with an entertaining variety of
matter, originol stories, musical sketches, l'o-
efyL Humorous re7,ielCS and all matters of
general interest to musical people. Besides
this the music alone in each volume of tho
VISIToR would cost in sheet form between
Sl5 and S20, while it is furnished for only
81 80 a year lcitH fine chrome, alone 1r0rth
The Drice Of the magazine. The publishers
will send a specimen copy containing over 81
worth of music free on application. Adj
dress, john CHURCH & Co, Cincinnati, 0.
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FEEE OF CuARGE.-DT. Morris syrup o.
Tar Wild Cherry and I10rehouud conolne9
all the medicinal virtues OF inySe afic'es
which long eH,1erienre has proved topossess
the most efficient qualities for all diseases of
the Throat aud Lungs. Coughs and Colds
are speedily relieved by it and in Cronp II
acts like magic. Call at Il. j. Lloyd Drug
Store and obtain sample bottle free Of charge,
or a regular size for - or at p NJ. Woie-
slag}e = Sons Store, Wjlmore. !. Il. NOR
Kts, 113 North I'd ST., PhiIa. I3-l3-ly-J
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DUBLIC SAEE-Win be offered

DUBIIC SALE.-WiIl be offered
- for SAFE ut public Outcry, ut the Summit
Saturday. Way sss. pTUXimO. the following
r,al and personal property TO wit: PIECE o.
GEOCSD containing about FOUR LOTS. with =
STABLE thereon, located opposite the ''AIans,On
House" in the Borough of Summitville, and well
known as the Fries property. 4 $50, II comfortable
HOUSE and TWO LOTS OF GROUND in said E}or-
Ough, which there is a Wcu of excellent water
and choice variety of Fruit Trees in fuI hearing
Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture. consisting
OF Stoves, Bedstcais Bedding, Tables, Chairs. Eu-
reaus. &c. ES-Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a
NJ, At which time terms viii be maize known.
HENRY HUGHES,
MARY ID. HUG HES.
Summit April % TS74-a
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CHEST SPRINGS. April 20. Is7l


DEAR FREEMAS-Thiuking il no more imam
right that SOu should hear from this locality at
least once i'll u twelVemOnIh, l assume the priv
iiegc of addressing you.
our borough school closed during the past
week with au exhibition which was continued
during two successive evenings. and which,
like the school itself, was highly crciitabie TO
the teacher, Squire I1audS, ana 10 all the OF her
participants. The exhibition Opentd with an
address from the teacher, very pleasing pro-
duCtiOu well delivered. alter which the follow
the order in which IL Is given: i ne fddcd
Coat of Blue'-sonG by Misses Annie Little
Ciemma Grouse Annie Miller ana Emma Lit
tie, which admirably rendered; Dialogue,
Hollis, By whom the parts were well sustained;
Dialogue. The Irish Servant by AeaSrs. Ac-
Grain and iSurk-Vcry concii; Dialogue, "A
Row in Timothy Jones ShOeulthcf SLOp OE
Mcssrs Wagner and Burns AID Miss RUt!Cdge /;
Dialogue, belinda Jane and Jonathan Scrug-
gins" by MeSSTs. WagaCr, Grouse, Hollis and
and MilIcr-a lith farce admirably presented;
CiOE Dance by MesSrS- Douglass and Herd,
W !ich was remarkably well executed. Other
plays were also introduced, but II would Occu-
performances. 'lectle' the best string band
in Cam briS county, consisting Ol MessfS- Mo-
ran. wills Allen and Douavan- furnished the
music on ChlS occasion, and 1t was music worth
listening to. The NaiedICtOry was prem IuIc,-u
10y the teIJcaCr. II was II well cOucOISet and
well delivered literary effort, and reflected
piaudits of both parents and childrca Tor the
way he has iaUOred during the session just
CLOSED TO do his whole duty on behalf OF the
uuDils under his care. An admission lee OF ijf-
cured baSv been expended III the purch.as OF
d set OF Uutlipe maps, which are now deemed
ntiely indispcn<able in all well regulated
school rooms. Much credit IS due ali " no
present for the good order which prevailed
throughout. u H. N
81. 4, - 81.
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CURIOUS FREAK or BIRD.-One night
last week. a Lird lit on the outside Sill OF
th., window OF lady's bed Der, and
tapped with its bill on the glass 80 dist'hct
was the rap. the lady, half frightened, arose
and went To the window. Seeing what her
midnight visitor was, she attempted to scare
il away, but the bird tapped again, rs II 10
say. Il want in She hoisted the window
and il flew in and perched ltseit upon ',io
r,artIa And roasted there all night. In the
morning the lady was awakened by lis mel
odj0us warblinG, after which 1t dartG" out
of the window and flew away.-!S0Ha Herdta'
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"ROUsEEEEPER" OF HEALTH.--The liver
being the great depnratiug or blood cleansing
organ OF the system-set this great ''house-
keeper of our health at work and the foul
Corruptions which gender in the blood and
rot ont, as it were, the machinery of life,
are gradually expelled, from the system. =
For this purpose DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery with very small daily doses
of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
are pre-emiueutly the articles needed
They cure every kind Of humOr from the
worst scrofula to the common pimple, blotch
or eruption. Great eating ulcers kindly
heal under their mighty curative influence.
Nirulent blood poisous that lurk in the Sys-
TEN are by them robbed Of their terrors, and
by their persevering and somewhat pro-
tractrd use the most tainted systems may
be completely renovated and built up anew
Enlarged glands, tumOrs and sweilings
dwindle away and disappear under the in
huencc of these great-resolvents.
IA....,...
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DUBLIC SALE.-The subscribers

DUBLIC SALE-The subscribers
4 will offer at Public Sale, at their resi-
deuce in Munster Township. SATURDAY.
May 26, 1874. the following personal property to
wit: Hurses. Cows and Hogs Ahorse power
Ihreshing Machine, one small Cider Mill and
Press; Ploughs Harrows, Slecs. and other farm
ing utensils. together with variety of HOC So
HOLD FUENITURE, too tedious to mention. Also.
ri the same time. the FARM Cn which they re
side viii be offered for sale.
Sale to commence Gt 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, when
terms Will be made known by
JOHN G. DIMONp,
JAMES MORELAND.
Munster Twp, April "a Isl ..-2t.
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,ORs COULDN'T HELP HIM
MEIGsvILI.E, Morgan Co, O.,
March 9th 1872


When 1 was II or 15:years of age took
what is called Kings Evil, and by constant
dostOriug it would heal in one place and
break out in another. 1t also broke ont in
my left ear. L first found your name in the
Christian Adcocate, and sent 10 miles for the
first bottle, which did me more good than
all other medicines l ever used | am 2S
years old and doctorcd with five doctors
and not one of them helped me so much as
your bottle of Discovery. 1 have got we'll
and able 10 do a good days work.
JOHN \. WILSON
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FRIDGE LETTINGS Scaled pro
- posals will he received a the COTnmis-
sOncrs' Office in EbcusbUrg until i O'Clock, NJ,
May 18th. 1874. for the erection OF Bridge over
Chest Greek at the mill Of J. X II. Mellon, in
Chest township. 4 specimen plan of said Bridge
can be At the Commissioners Office. The Com
missioncrs reserve the right to reject any all
bids. y. ANNA,
w. ID. M'CLEILAND. LCom'rs.
l.. GLASS,
Attest-J. II. KENNEDY, Clerk. I4-24-2t.l
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Corcu COLDS. SORE THROAT, and sini-
,,,- troubles If allowed TO progress will re-
sult in serious pulmonary affections, fire.
UuentIv incurable. g WishGrt'S Pine Tree Tar
Cor,7j1r' reaches at once the seat Of the die
case and gives Immediate relief
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iORIGTSAL.l
T II T. W i ! T

THE WAIF.
BY L. b.
IF earth has no home fOt her child.
where, OH : where viii you mud one for
By people I'm summed rs if wild
Little children in fear from lec.
I'm welcomed by none to come in,
But, instead, ! am hnt0d by all;
They call me the daughter of sin,
And they blame uOt the cause OF my fall.
It not thus always with me,
For once had kind friends and home;
From sorrow and pain | was free
Never thinking that thus would roam.
I never viii cease to regret
The kind friends and he home left behind,
And never, while living, forget
The fair fame and the love that was mine.
Instead of the fame once so bright,
And that love, tthcre was nothing more purcD
Ny fame more resembles the night,
And tor love, jeerS and Insults endure.
II earth has no home for her child.
Oh. where then for hOuc viii gO2
VIII t be-Oh the thought makes me wild
Can it be that my home is below
But, no o!-zlihoUgh far have gone,
Something tells me to look up above;
That there is a merciful OSE
Who rewards the repeu taGt with love.
And to that ONE will Ger pray
That in mercy Hell look upon me;
With hope will look for that day
Which from earth and iis cares sets mo free.
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n 8fTPGE EoNEAB
ABOUT THE
Singer Sewing Machine
And Where to BUY tt.

Co-KrRysfxS--See here. nsghhor can you tell
where l can buy the sewing machine people
talk d much abuuJ2
CITIZEN o. j.lsGNS RJEC-Ees. with pleasure.
presume it is tho Singer Sewing Machine that You
mean
C-Ycs. that's the name oft
G. or E.-W ell, juss down there, two doors east
Of ZahuH's store. is the place. and my wOri for Il
YOU will be Well pleased with your purchase if YOU
invest in one Of those machines. Messfs BAILET-
s TATE tn" gsnts. have now hand all STYLES
and sizes Ol these Indispensable machines from the
cheapest TO the most valuable, ami ars accoGlmo-
dating gentlemen who Will be pleased to show YOU
the ms and outs Of tneirv2riOuS Ich.ucS- whether
you desire to bay or not. They also keep thread,
needles and ait the other paraPhrenIiia Oi s,w-
ing machine. and ara at all times prepared 10 at
tend TO the repairing OF machines in substantial
and satisfactory manner. and at very moderate
rates Don't forget the place-Iish s,rr@t, Two
doors cas- OF LahIn's UEH, EbIrsHurg it2+-t'-I J
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OF SET TLEMENT

STATEMENT OF SETTLEMENT
- with p. b MOVER one OF the Supervi-
sors OF Washington Township, for the year 1873 !
p. B. MoYEE. Ia acct with Washington Twp, DE-
To amount of Duplicate .--- ..- s7g4 y
- balance due Township at last
set rlclrcnt..-. ..-----.. q 50
- cash received ..-... - su35-s 0.s "a
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!, DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

Estate OF I. =. O'HARRA decd.
Letters OF Administration on the csJsf. Of said
aeceaenj late of the township of Munster. Cambria
county Iiifing been granted to the undersigned
by the Register Of said county. all persons iudebt
"a 10 said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment. aud those having claims against the
same viii present them properly auth i,t ei for
settlement. FRHNC1S Z ON Ef5.
IA -.-iettI - p. 4 l'FI 10, lS14.-5t-r
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MARRIED. at the Catholic church in this place,
on TUESDAY last. ny Rev. Father ChTistS, AF.
Joseph Brown and Miss Lizzie Parrish, both of
Cam Srsa township.
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= Cf-The accounts of the I.te
nrrn Of FsE-:NEy s null. nov for uSe OF r.
y. tlE;S -, h..Ea fAis Jay 1ten placed in tho
lection Persons au''sll.r themselves .uaebted ON
sail t30ks Viii save cos hv r.,aking Immediate
payment = T. TlEItN EI-
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T<T OTICE-Persous indebted TO the
= late firm oE DAVIS s. GutrErTH arc
requested 30 c:iii and yeJtle without dels >. and
tHas- having oiaiuls aga.Ls- JLe saf7' w. present
t!45El ~ -seiysly -n cHt-t f-- -z . 7nisnt.
:. s, SHOE ! i-l,- ilu-teu.
l"cnsHHrE. ATr.i %. ls,t--5l
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: 0rtage NAIL WORKS.

baaeanHviliH. EIai~ Co., Ia.
- AHS.
I above Works. being again operated hy- TIA,
uadeT-igne1, cI-rs to the trade f-Ii -adUiy
" lASif Jus-iT celebrated NAILS at loves. prices
JOHN MUSS EIhAN
Euncsnsv!!ls, Karen IS. IsTs.-sm
The New York herald., 1874-09-30

"a Pianos 70 rent AT HAiNEs BRoThEKs' Piano
Rooms, y Union square. New Pianos insiaments or
rash.
The New York herald., 1874-09-30
THE EMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS

New Misunderstanding Rolls OF Copper
Coin for Gold--Em grants Landed mt
Steamship Docks.
The Commissioners of Emigration held a regular
meeting yesterday afternoon, at which were
present Commissioners Starr, Stephens, Setback,
Quiutard, Lynch Marier and Forrest. The report
OF the Treasurer OF the Board, showing that the
expenses OF the Emigration Department for the
past month were s17,516 A, was received, and
then the Board considered an application OF the
Commissioners of Charities and Correction for
permission to establish a Jerry TO Wards
Island. The request was finally denied, but
it was decided that the Charity Com
missiOners can have the free use of the
ferry now maintained b y the Emigration Comms-
slODers
President Starr announced that he had found
OUT new system. by means OF which emf
grants were sWlndled and said there is regu-
larly organized band OF tnIeves working It, They
impose upon credulOus people who about TO
return TO Europe and immigrants who intend to
go inland rolls or copper coins In exchange for our
paper money or the gold COIN OF European coun-
tries. They dupe their victims with a gold piece
put on the top OF each roll; but IN numerous in
stances they have been ungracous enough to put q
ally English Pennies M Even when they have used
a real gold coin as decoy some OF them have
been deXterous enough TO slip 1t fsom the pie
when handing
THE ALMOST vALuELEss ROLL
to the victim. superintendent Waling was told
tive Mullen to arrest some OF the swindiers. That
officer found TWO oil them on Monday in Canal
street, but was able to arrest but one, an Italian
named Juan Cessna. He mas been identided by sew
eral immigrants as the man who swindled them.
The Commissioners decided to provide for these
victims until Cessna can be tried and convicted.
The President OF the Board also stated that 1t has
been learned that tue German steamship cOmpa-
MES have landed steerage passengers at their
docks instead of sending them through
Castle Garden. Several infrm people have
claimed the AID of the Emigration
commissioners whose names were not on the
books at Castle Garden; and it was atterward
found That they were landed at the steamship
dock. II this practice were allowed to continue lG
would be useless to maintain the Immigrant depot,
said Mr.. Starr, and the country would be overrun
with infirm and INDECENT from all European conn
tries. 1t was proposed by one OF the Commits
siOners to direct the counsel OF the Board to
bring suit against the German steamship COM
panles but Commissioner Setback moved that they
be warned, and II in the future they put of steer
age passengers at their docks they would be pro-
oeeded against. The latter motion was adopted.
The New York herald., 1874-09-30
BOARD OF CITY RECORD.

Mayor Havemeyer, Commissioner Van Mort and
E. Deafield Smith, composing the Board OF City
Record, met yesterday at the Mayors once to
make up the estimate expenditures for 1876.
The Mayor presided and Mr.. David s. Wendell
of1cated as Secretary
The estimate for printing advertising and
salaries for the CITY Record for 1875 was fixed at
$46,000.
resolution was adopted requesting the Board
tain balances, amounting in the aggregate to
$25, 6S2 40, TO the Appropriation for printing sta
tiOnery ard blank books tor 1874.
A number OF bills for printing, &c., OF smGll
amounts were received and laid over.
The stmate OF the Board OF Record for pur-
chasing stationery, law books and dong the
printing of all the departments for 1875 was fixed
at $3.50, 900, ana passed at that; alter which the
Board adjourned.