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DurY AND, Pon1oax.-Mr. SPEAKER
Blaine very justly said Ii his vaiedio.
tory, That mo man Of any party, who
10 worthy 10 fill this chair, will evet
see dividing line between duty and
policy" A very just and elevated sem
timent. Were it so that this rule were
observed in all departments OF public
life, this nation would be happily
situated. No public man is worthy to
be trusted who sacrifices his sense OF
duty to policy A man cannot be au-
thorizsd by honor and conscience to
violate his sense of duty. He may re-
sign; but he cannot disobey his duty
without being traitor to honor.
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THAT BEAug1Fun GIRL. Diseases OF
the blood are legion, the whole body
suffers from the slightest impurity, az
is seen by thousands every day. Look
at that beautiful figure. q young girl,
whose graceful form bespeaks face as
fair as she is beautiful. with blotches.
boils, pimples and sores.' These are
natures besoon-lights. to warn you
that your blood is full of fever and hu.
NOR. And you would be wise to heed
the admonition in time. Get d bottle
of Heiniteh's "Queen's Delight" aud
purity your blood. i
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Important to Consumers of Tea.
T HAVE M ade arrangements with an i'm
l. porting Tea House to supply me with
y uniform grade OF TEA. so that consumers,
finding q Tea euitablo in strength and
flavor, can always depend upon getting the
same. by ssking for that grade and price.
We have opened, today, twelve Chehtn oi
Tea. as follows:
Fine OolongC.
Fancy Oolong A.
inc English Breakfast c.
Fancy Englis Breakfast A.
Choice Imperial 3.
Fine Imperial O.
Fancy Young HysopA.
Choice Young HysonB.
Fine Young Hyson C.
Choice Gunpowder L.
Fancy Gunpowder D.
Fine Gunpowder O.
Invite an examination AID trial Of these
Teas. which will be found unu .ually cheap,
and the quality superior to anything here
totore offered in Columbia. Tea, when
properly prepared, il more healthy than
coffee, and il much cheaper.
l also Gail attention TO my GENERAL
STOCK OF GOODS. which 10 unususlIy
large, good and chexp, Uariicularly in
Fancy Family FLOUS.
Davis Diamond HAMS.
Davis Pure Leaf LARD.
in town.
RIO OCOFFEE-parched and raw.
LAGUAYRA CUFFEE-parched and raw.
Old 6overnmentJava OORFEE-parched
All goods 'ihhixfked down Ave per cent. to
Feb Il HARDY SOLOMON.
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ssvsuty.fivs 0ut Of Every Hundred

Seventy.dVe U0t OF Every Hundred
DEASOH8 arc Afseted. with soms do.
Il rangement Or disease of the shin. No
M Altar what the, nature OF 1t may te,
great American Blood PntiHef. VIII oGrs Il.
Thisis quite nTlonsh TO ssy. II you have
any. ekin dissAse, use Heinitsh's Queens
Delight. Dec 1Ot
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In the aggregate to
$1,000, 1000:

Whole Tickets. $40; Halves. $40: Quar-
trixs payable in. fnli and no postpone
rnent Of DRAWN Is take place.
Address, for Tickets and Circulars.
80 MURkEY, MILLER & CO.,
P40. Box 4, ,446, st. Louie Mo.
JSn6 tT9rno
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Reduction in Kerosene.
|DRIBtrANr WHITE KEROSENE BY the
ID barrel, at II cents per gallon, snd ct
retail, delivered In any part Cf the city. at
20 cents per gallon.
Feb &c JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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Sale Of Unclaimod Property.

r WILL soil, st the Guard House, on
l. MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock
A. r.. tho following UNCLAIMED PRO-
PETTY, supposed 70 have been stolen: I
Watches. 3 Chains. 3 pieces. Calico. piece
Delaine,l 1 Rife, 3 Pistols and q Silver Cups.
u.,.,s n. =. NIXON,
March s Chief Of Police.
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City Taxes.

City Taxes.
DERSOhs having city taxes or license 0
IT, - psy. eau save money by purchat.
ing gCITYOOUPONS aud ClrY SCRIP OF
D. GAMBRILL. Broker.
March 1O7 Main etreet
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City Taxes.

DARTIES having city taxes and licenses
I Ito pay can be supplied with OIrY
NOTES. receivable for same, at diaeount.
bv Applying to JOHN AGNEW d SON.
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oystsY Z shsI ass lts 3 : 4 rs, sats;; ;;;

srVystoE cNou ~ A4p1A 4ox oAt0 Z.
1ED sgaa gaRYf1sz2h e 81: ~ ,i.. yslaaSls T.
addiiion 10 its exsuieai viStusi. ,oss dlme
spon land. y rsnd sfins N. .hesy, slsyey
land ueofq pefpps An1 fhkblds 4hd ~ con.
scaidstinH n&ht sandy soiis. u u psrtict-
larry s6aistAolsltt& Corn. Cotton, OtssSs,
psae. Rs1n Turpips. and " ., nssfu1 fsr'
t,iiFss thH sa sos Issmassnt pasture: asseeoying
growth OF ssWssterf qand moro notfitious
heTbAKe. " f,I'iStf ,scrris ~ X ::
Fnrtssms, &co apply st Gas Works:
Naroh'Hb f3 ~, ..g .,,i, I ,ff3S
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LOOK! =. Look!
$l,20O,OOO In PRIZES!

QIJIUVJVUU IN TWINED
TRE GRANDEST SINGLE NUMBER
i SCHEME ON RECORD, will be drawn
in public in st. Louis on MARCH 81. 1875.s
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000!
Missouri State Lotteries,
Legalized by State Authority.
HI RRAY. MILLER G. CO., Mana RS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Prize Of. s1OO, 600
Prize OF. ......... .... $4,000
Prize OF 22.bOO
Prize Of Of.............. 10000
Prizes Of 10000
10 Prizes or. ........ 5000
20 Trizss Of. 2.50O
100 PRICES OF. 1000
And II ,45i oiheY PRICES OF from 81, 500 to
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-. W.! For Rant aII&als.. ;gst>...
AGia TIE con modfxuE HOUSE on the
&M corner OF Asssnbly and Lady ,treets
s.siYs ppd4rgoing rfpsitis4 and, Will be
quireof'' .R1WApFtRRD.
$ Feb 2lc,lsiy .ptidsSlA,D >,
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Wondsrfel -Crowds, Of people sre
visiting the great Kutopesn 'Astrologist,
who cAa ace the nature, SspsA and my ste.
rioHs circumstances At every sge in life.
ShS DESC. i6eS the whsreAbopts Sf hidden
tretsdre, coAi OIL, mineral and all other re-
pectay ahd ~ The only person pow in this
countfy who can show you q correct like.
ne.s Of Your future husband or wife. Gall
andsee hef at once. and be convinced, at
no: 48 Washington Street. between Market
and 0ateh streets. Msrcb 10 o.
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City Certificates at q Discount.
DERSONS who have CITY TAXES t,
Il pay, can obtain some OF the above, b,
applying 1t PH3NIx office. March 10 g.
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J. A. sELBY, Manager. Columbia. 8. G.

Tickets be obtained Indian Girl Cigar Store
Hotel Cigar Store Wheeler House. California Cigar Store shcrdan
Grocery Store and the PHOENIX Office Coua julius Poppe
SON. John squer Winnsboro D. Beman, Walhaa E
Newberry
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Grand Central Java Coft1e.

NETE are agents tor the GRAND CEN.
w ;kAI. JAVA COFFEE COMPANY.
Their c'h,e IL sold IN pound packages, at
thirty cents PER pound. and each case of
sirty pounds co't0inx Il superior eight day
cock. which becomes the property q; the
lucky pnrchasrrwh0 buys the package con-
tanning tho ticket waietl cntitlex the owner
thereof l" The clock. The coffee is full
vaiur itself for tho price uh arg.d. and the
cinck l. given IA prize tn iaducc pUr-
chAsera 10 try the coffee.
J1n22 john A3NEw SON.
Coughs and Colds
PROwN'S DhOECHIAl. rROCuES.
- Gh'ora:e Potash Pasti.es,
.ielatine ] ozenges.
WistMr'- Balram Wild Cherry,
BILLIE bairnni Honey,
A!err Cherry PrctuIal,
Jayne = Expe. t"rGnt.
li1"r Cutt. Furrxit Al
l.. 7. .>ILLIhAN d CO.'S
bec:9 Drug atore
So Gases Oatawba champagne.
'I'H:A VIM is full, equal to the French
aud imported Champagne.
neclS O. HEEGERS.
Finest Goshen Butter
IN town reduced five cents per pound, =,
! Frb6 HARDY s6LoMoK'S.
Hams! Rams!!
1lNil CHOICE Louisville sugar.Cured
wv HAMS. lsrso sizes, jast receiv. d
mud for rxie At lac per poun,i.
Jan az JbHN A0NEW l. RON.
CAR LOAD CALIFORNIA
Wine, Brandy & Champagne
~ JUST HECEIvtD direc,
X884 ..fr"m California These n IN. q
&S ,nd Hrandi-s are mad. Of de-.
e. ici"uS g.ane- Of Csiiturni..
For sale by
Decl J.C. sEEaERS
Imported Wines, Brandies, ,:Rto .Ete
MA SCOTCH WHISTLES,
& II J Old Jamaica Rum,
nrandiss.Otard. &c..
u ~ Holland Gin,
sherry Wine, Port Wine. Madeira Wine.
Also, large steer Of ine old Whiskies,
Cigars. &o %. HER6ERR
Sweet Oranges.
;t,t EAERELS B%EET ORANGES, inst
~ :ecr,"eG u, HARDY eCLOMONB.
, 1875-05-23

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or Cau,pat-ars between Eigh esnth aud Twentys1rh-
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s.s. e.
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South Side, Address + .9 Tribune Duace.
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, 1875-05-23

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$l 1 n salo cured mysc By NJ own ramcdT OF which
will E1E, ftoJ tttI TO al who Will briI tnis nca Y mJ
office, la9 AiRdtson-st DIX. @. l.: SYKES. Open
m 'fita B1 ~ sona eene Ior t oa ,ln
npnuIrn vo11 u.yY T0 sEII- 81; M 10
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rely girl wan,ej No old laid need Address
4e. Tribune office.
4 IL CASH PAID FOR CAST OFF CLOTHING
n and miscellaneous gcoda ol knd h5 sending let
ter to JONAS GELDEk, 5a3 5tase-st-
= CcoirV;T1 G:r -R01ES 0pTYFn TN CT0SFO
, 1875-05-23
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SUNDAY PAGES
TQRENT.HOOMS.

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Rasb-.t. within taa ninates' walk OF cid coattHou.s
mo RENT-EIEG1NT, FURNISHED ROOMS.
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, 1875-05-23


ITO RENT-BY VIM IL SAMPSON co., REAL
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, 1875-05-23

A GERMAN GENTLEMAN, 1ouRSALIsr GF
IL this city, desl.es to give instruction n German
languages. Terms moderate. Add.eAs 50, TEabuns
nffca
, 1875-05-23

RToVELTY CoRSET-R0OMS, 40 STATE-ST-
IN Best made and orerJ one warranted.
0LD LEVELS MADE As GOOD As NEW, TUBES
~ inserted and scourata adjustment Eade at Sbatp1ea
Saw Works, No. n North Cl&Ekst, 1ear end Of CarE4t
bridge.
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would have been readily committed into
imprisonment for life, had not all the
mothers in bis vicinity implored that he
be removed, BY execution, from commit
ting further crimes. Each member Of
the jury signed a petition to have the
sentence committed, and two thirds of the
medical experts have declared him
not altogether in his right mind.
This case is, fortunately, very extraordl-
nary, and an exceedingly interesting one
for psychological study In the opinion
of many, the boy is Il more tit subject for
a life long habitation in the lunatic asy-
lum, than for the gsllows; but, neve:the-
loss. we read that Governor CASTOR has
determined to waive his right to decline
signing the warrant for his execution,
but will order the fulfllment Of the SEN
tence, and therefore, he will soon expiate
his crimes or the gallows. PoMERoY
may be Insane, but the opinion OF the
Governor OF Massachusetts, regarding
him comedies with that OF Governor
WISE towards old JOHN BRowS-that
such an insane person ought to be hung.
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Editors OF the Register:
Being reader of your interesting
paper and seeing nothing form this
comfy lately, | thought l would drop
you short letter To let your many
readers know that there is such county
as Gilmer and Inhabited Jas We think
by good people.
In regard to crops our wheat Is much
better than We thought it could be after
the hard freezing of last winter and
spring. There was much more sown last
TALL than Usual. Corn looks well for the
backward spring. More corn planted
in this county than ever was known III
one season before. one dollar and fifty
cents per bushel has induced Idle men TO
90 10 work.
Glmer county can justly claim to have
her share of bard times. There has not
been rise in the river 10 amount To
anything this spring, consequently the
great bulk Of the timber is yet ON hand,
which ht, very marked effect on the
finances of this county.
Our State Normal School closed up on
the % INST. with much credit to the
teachers, students and patrons.
Politics are ut II low ebh III Gllmcr at
this time; nothing said.
You may expect large increase of
subscribers IN this county for your paper,
this TALL Energetic men are getting IN
trrcsted IN the matter. MCFAD.
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So 1T seems that we have not finished
with the great trial yet. The action
against the men LoEDER and PRICE for
perjury, still serves TO keep it before the
public, and new and interesting evidence
bearing on the subject, promises to be
developed. Mr.. BEEcmER testified in
the case yesterday, and Mrs. HLToN is
announced to do so to-day. The self
confessed perjurer, PRICE, has published
another affidavit, in which he proposes to
make public the plan which
was pursued in getting up this alleged
new testimony. lie swcars that while it
was being manufactured, Mr.. NORRIS, of
counsel tor Triton, frequently gave HIM
small sums to purchase cigars, &c. This
looks very badly, but Of course Mr..
MORRIS simple word would completely
offset any oath which man who ac-
kuowlsdges himself to be II criminal,
could make.
And. as if this were not enough, MouL-
TON declares that he will endeavor to
secure fresh indictment against BEECH
Err and will summon various witnesses
whose names will be found in the tee
graphic columns. The result OF all this
will be that if Mr.. BEECHER is really in.
nocent, his enemies will hang themselves
on their own rope. If guilty, he will re-
qure all the nerve he has shown, and a
great deal more besides, to resist stead
fastlv such constant attack.
As far as the public Is concerned, it APP
pears very much as it has been con-
graduating itselftoo soon on getting rid
of this wearisome case.
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Chemical analysis has proven that lh'5
water contains very little Carboulc A'''
Dog hut II additional gas ls added N
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PROFESSOR w. X. PExDLETox, Pr,

PROFESSOR w. X. PENDLEToS, Pres-
dent Of Bethany College, Was i'll the city
Yesterday, ON his way back from attend
ing the commencement exercises of his
old oima m0icr, the University Of Vir-
ginia. He expressed himself As delighted
with his visit, and SAYS that he never wit
messed more enjoyable commencement
in the whole course Of his experience
He has also secured to ill the Mathe-
NAUTICAL chair at Bethany, Tor some time
vacant, Professor CHARLES j. KEMPER
This gentleman is also graduate ofthe
University of Virginia, was formerly oc-
cupant Of the same position at Bethany,
and is universally acknowled as an in
structor and lecturer of great ability.
HIS appointment completes the faculty
ofthe college for the next session.
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DIED.

HUBBARD--Tuesday morning, July q,
1873, at twenty minutes before O'Clock,
in the 18th wear oil her age, ANN A., wife OF
Dana l.. Hubbard, and daughter Old. X.
Greer. ..i
Funeral from the residence of her father,
ll6 Fourteenth street, this Thursday after
noon, ut > o'clock. Friends are Invited.
mterment at Green " God cemetery.
LEFT Suddenly, on Tuesday, July 9th,
ut the residence oI her grandfather, Col.
James McCluney, EVELYN WOOD LEFT,
aged 10 years.
Funeral Friday morning, at 9 o'clock.
Friends OF the family are invited. Inter
ment AT Greenwood cemetery.
SCHUMACHER---On Tuesday, July 9Th,
1873, at o'clock =. NJ, at the residence OF
his brother Charles, near ST. ClalrsNlilS,
Ohio, CHEISTuPH SCHUMACHER, aged 81
wears, ~ months and 10 days.
The funeral will take place from the
residence of Henry Bieberson, No. li29
South street, this morning at9 o'clock. The
friends of the family are invited 10 at
tend. Interment at Mt. Zion cemetery.
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THE BOY PONEROY.

II has been announced that the State
Council of Massachusetts has, by vote
of five to four, decided to authorize the
Governor 10 issue his warrant for the eX-
ecution of the boy murderer, EssE Pom
ERoY. 1t was just about year ago
when the "boy with the white eye
committed the murder of the little girl
which led to his arrest, and the subse-
quent discovery of his other crimes and
outrages. These rs will be remembered,
consisted in the murder of bright little
boy, whom he had never seen
before, but whom he enticed to
follow him to retired spot at some dis
tancc, when, as he says, he felt II Hut
tering in his head" and mechanically
taking his knife from his pocket, he
stabbed it remorsely and cruelty, several
times into his little victim, and then left
him TO die. He said that he was utterly
UNCONSCIOUS Of what lac was doing, and
the little boy was u pretty child, whose
very beauty attracted him. The other muir
der, that of the little girl was equally as
cold bloodcd and horrible. HesayS that on
that morning, hewas alone in his mothers
periodical store in Boston, when a pretty
little girl, whom also he had never seen
before. came in and asked for some papers.
He told her they were "down in the
cellar" and induced his unsuSpecting
victim to accompany him there. As soon
as the bottom was reached, he said he
felt the same "nuttering in his head"
and drawing her head back towards his
shoulder, took his knife in his hand, and
cut her throat. She was dead in minute.
In three minutes after he had first laid
ewes on her, she was corpse by his hand.
These are the two murders Of which this
boy is guilty; but he has committed many
atrocities such as brutslly maltreat,ng
children, sticking pins into their bodies,
stabbing them in the face, and watching
with cagerness the blood as 1t streamed
from the wounds, and inficting al kinds
of cruel tortures upon them. In every
case he claims that he didn't know what
he was doing" though in every other re-
spect, he is said to be unusually bright,
and perfectly sane.
He has been pronounced sane enough
to be hung, and yet this cruelty seems to
be faint of insanity about him, There is
10 doubt but that his sentence Of death
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The New York HsroH publishes in
one column long account headed,
death on the Rail In the next, il
gives full description of its Sunday
lightning train from New York to
Niagara Falls, distance OF 40 miles in
II hours, including several stoppages one
as long Us twenty-three minutes. This
train went at some portion of the trip at
speed Of more than mile minute
fla broken rail, or a small piece of wood,
or any obstruction like that should be
across the track, Che Herald would have
another very interesting piece of news to
relate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-08

THE President has shaved off his chin
whiskers, and now sports only his
"siders. The Long Branch people say
il makes him look twenty years younger.
lie probably has an object in this. He
wants to show the public that he is still
young man, and just as competent to
administer the government for third
term, rs he was the first. And nobody
doubts it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-08
FOR SALE.
a ssionees' Sale of Real Estate

1AS043 49,
ynuE UNDERSIGNED ASSIGNEES IN
bankruptcy OF Andrew J. Sweeney,
bankrupt. will, under and by virtue OF the
onthority vested in them by law, proceed
ta sell at public auction, ut the front uoor
ofIhe Court House OF OHIO county, II tne
city of wheeling in the State of West Vlrs
Sinia. on saturday, the 10Th DAY %
1uIy. A. D., 1873, commencing at ~
O'clock, a. M, the following descrlDed reai
estate. situate In the said city OF Wheellns'
that is to say: The south part OF lot num-
bered nine ~ in Jonathan Zane's additlon
TO said city, fronting forty (4Ol feet on Main
street, ana extending westwardly Win an
equal width along and binding on Franz
I'm now SiXth) street, one hundred anu
rirhly-uiue llosl icet, ON which part Oh ioI
Ne. rs srected the residence occupied by
said Andrew j. Sweeney.
,TL,KMS OF SALE-Oue-fourth In cash,
aud tLe residue In three equal payments
nj six, twelve and eighteen months from
day OF sale, with interest at 1.-THE rate oil
seven per cent per annunn, deferred pay.
ments TO be secured to the satisfaction OF
said Assignees.
A. J. CLARKE,
WIN. z. HUBBARD,
junl9-29jyS Assignees.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-08
CITY OF WHEELINC


nITRLIC BUILDING LOAN SEVEN
and one-half per cent Bonds.
By virtue of the authority vested in us
nv an ordinance of the city OF Wheeling,
entitled, IAN Ordinance for the issuing oil
bonds of the city Oh Wheeling, for the cree
ton of "A Public Building" passed by the
Council of said city the 18th day OF March,
1873, and ratified by the qualified voters oil
said city nj all election held on the 9Th day
oi April, l.75, We will, on the I7th day OF
JuIy. 1879. ut the Commercial Bank oil
Wheeling, sell the bonds issued under
said ordinance, To the highest bidder, Tor
cash. Each bid must be in writing ana
addressed TO the undersigned at the Com,
mercial Bank of Wheeling. No bid for SAID
bonds will be received at "A rate less than
their par value and accrued interest.
said bonds are coupon bonds, Five Hun
bred Dollars each; bear interest mt the rate
of seven and one-half per cent per annum
payable semi-annunlly, bonds being pay
able on or before the LIST day of July, 1873,
and are exempt from taxation by saidcity.
NJ. l.. OFT.
j. n. VANCE,
A. j. PANNELL,
iuulqI commissioners.