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LY.BLoSD Is offering hisentire stock
Of misses and childrenIs colOred shoes
regardless Of cost. ioI
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The prohibitionisb favor improving
the Ohio. That Is one sensible plank in
their platform. That water needs i'm.
proving,
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THERMoMErER REconD.- The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed at Silvcy's drug store, corner
opposite PostofIice, Yesterday: .a
'4~ r. ''iS If"
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PEACHES are selling IN the city ia low
"a fifty cents per box, 70. the benevolent
Italian asks cent apiece for the fruit.
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GRAxADtxn and dress goods are now
sold at half their cost by J. W. Fertel
corner Of Main and 10th streets.
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NOTRE DANE OF MARYLAND-COlLEG.
IN late Institute iot Young Ladies, near Go
Tanstown, Baltimore County, Nd, AZ miles north
q baltimore, Conducted b. the BchOol Sisters Of
GATED, the grounds are extensive, and the building
IL constructed with every accessory for comfort and
convenience. The system Of education pursued Il
designed TO develop the mental and ph ysica powers
Of the pupils, to make them refined, accomplished
and useful members Of society. BOARD and tuition,
including the French and German languages, Sltj;
young ladies desiring private Apaftmenta, $50.
For particulars send i6r catalogue. au2-eOi
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

=
BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Mary Viz
ginla Norton and Joseph 7. Norton, her husband,
10 me, dated the 18th day d July, 1874, and Of
record In the office Of the Clerk Of the County Court
u Ohio county, West Virginia, In deed Of trust
and mortgages hook No. :, page $50 shall offer iOr
sale al public auction at the front door Of the Court
House ol aid county, In the city VI Wheeling on
SATURDAY, August 18th, 1875,
BEGINNING at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, all the following de
scrbed piece Ur parcel Of land situate in that part
u aid city formerly called "the town Of South
wheeling and which Is now In the 5th ward Of
sad city and In aid county and State that Is to sy;
the pJFiOn Of lot number three (3l In sluare mum.
her eight (sl which Is founded a. iOllOWs Com.
menClns At the southwest corner Of said bot on
Chspllle street and IUnning thence In noriherly
direction with the EAST side Of slid street forty ieet;
thence In an easteTly direction Tanlle with the
south line Of said lot one hundred feet to alley;
thence with said alley to the southeast corner d
said LOT, and thence with the hOuih line Of sad lot
to the place Of lightning.
TERMS OR SALE-One-thlTd oil the purchase mon.
ey, or such further sum rs the purchaser may elect
cash In hand and the residue In equal instAmsni II
payabls In IiI and twelve months With interest
rum the day Of sale and secured upon the property
sid.
Title tClIeved 10 be COOL but selling as Trustee
shall convey only such title a Is vested In me by
Eall decd Of trust
..".,.| W. A. IsETT, Trustee.
j. c. IIRRvfT, AucionecS iya
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j. Q URRvEr, Auetionetf. aus
naIjsTEE.y s4LE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED

nRUsTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
d Trust made By John shuekmln To- Us a
TfuIieFd, dated 18Th September one lhOunnd eight
hundred and aeVenty-One, and recorded IN the
otles d the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, W. Va, In Deed u TruIt Book No. I, page
lSJ, Nc will sell At the lfynt door Of the Court
Hluse u aid county. 90 MONDAY, September 9,
1915, commencing al 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following
describe real estate, that Is to NY part Of lot
o. parcel Of land number thirty 100 on the east
nde Of Market street between MJnhall and DiIis-
Ion streets nov 2jth and Goth EtreetIl, nov called
tho sixth Ward, aud aid parcel Of land Aforesaid
commencing ten 90 feet from the north side Of l6l
number thirty 100 and division vail bstIeen ten
EN- mt No four ~ directory No, 200, and No hVC
10 directory Ne, 25g5, and running south hiiesn
us isel more q lea 10 the division wall between
i've t5), directory No. 2jOs, and 10 directory No
$50, tenement, and running lack TO the alley Ia
the FtaE, sane width. The numbers Of aid tene-
menu commencing with number one ~ on Tho
north corner oil LOT No. tTenty.nine t2g adjoining
aid lot No. thirty t3Ol Aforesaid
TERNs or SALI.-One.half the purchase money
10 h. ptd In fash on the day Of slle, and the Gal
Anee In EiK months theTGifom; the title 10 be re-
tlInel until payment Thereof Il made In full. Title
believed 10 be gOOd bot selling "A Trustees We shall
convey only such tile as ls Vested In Us by said
deed Of trust. ]. X. BOTsFORD.
Hu6 JACOB HORS BROOK.
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DOUBLE Bass and Viola Strings at
HntChins' Music Store. ..D.r'
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CLOSING nut sale Of misses and child.
ren's coloted shoes for the next ten days
at J.. V. BLoSD's,
ll3b Main Atreet,
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one WEEK MoRE.-t will offer my
stock Of dry gooda and carpets at a stiff
greater reduction, and II sufficient
amount IL not sold 10 pay my creditors
the whole stock will be put up at auction.
Don't fail 70 cal this week and get goods
at your own price.
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acknowledgement,
TUESDAY. AUGUST II, 1875.
New Advertisements.

Wheeling Business College.
Fall Style silk Hats. $. Reed.
Oil Paintings &c--Williams Bros.
stereoscopic Views Of Wheeling.
Spectacles-Oxtoby 4 Dpflield.
Found-POcket.bOok.
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FIVE persons were committed to the
county Jail from the police court yes.
terdny morning.
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WEBER PIANo-For sale cheap al
Adams 4 Lucas, 1927 Market street. See
advertisement In another column.
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MILKMES are spending their leisure
hours at the watering.places.
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A PIECE Of ice on the wrist stops bleed
ing nj the nose.
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The new postal card is to be cream
white. II will nevertheless be read.
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THE voice 81 the locust is heard o
nights. ' :" +f
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DINE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

offer Al private ale the very dezlnble residence
In which InOW reside, with all The grounds and
Out.houScs thereon located At the corner Of Four
t6enth and Eoff streets formerly owned by DR..
Todd. There 10 a cUnSeTvatUry, 6ne stable, and
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Bio lot Of silk velvets and white goods
at great bargains at ]. w. Ferrcls.
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The cheerful chipmunk has commenced
TO gather his winter chincapins.
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ALI the Justices complain oi dull
tiIHes. Perhaps II is for the best.
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NOR SALE
street no. "a between front and Penn streets
Wheeling Island. House has first elias hydrants In
II, and contains FIVE rooms wash house and cellar.
For further particulars inquireOt
WILLIAM McMECHEN,
On the premises,
u Of j. c. IIERvEY, auctiOheeF aud real estate
agent No 1905 Market street,
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nNRUsTEE's SALE.

L
By virtue Of q Deed d Trust made by lsaa,
Smith and Eliza, his wife, 10 me "A Trustee, dAtet
November 18th, 1874, and recorded In the Othce q
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, "
Va, 10 Deed Of Trust Book No 7, page 65S, will
hsll al The front door Of The Court HouSc Of Eaid
county, on
WEDNESDAY, August 18Th, 1873,
Commencing at 10 O'clock A. ~, the following de
seflbed real estate, that ls 70 tAy;
Part Of lot Numbered tEenty-thfee (23l on The
south side Of Nineteenth lold Ibdtay) street, u
that part Of the city Of WhtlIngEalled East Wheel
Ing, aid part lOI icing described a follows lie
ginning on Nineteenth street al a point twenty.
seven feet hG inches from the northwest corner Of
said lOl No. % thence along the south line Of aid
Nineteenth street twenty-five feet, running back al
right angles 10 Nineteenth street an even width Of
tGenty.twp feet, depth Ol siGth-hve iect.
rkRNs or sALE-une-hai the purchase money
10 cash on day Of sale the balance In siE months
the title TO be retained until the purchase money is
paid 10 full - =. .,........
JouS ". MiTcItELt, AuctlOneer Iy.O
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A 1wO.stOy Brick Building,

In addition 10 tho residence fronting on Fourteenth
street, all Of which are lnClude, in the Offer. Terms
very reasonable.
II the entire property Is not sold within sixty
days, II will he sold In parcels to suit purchasers
The property fronts on Fourteenth streets ia
jyiI wa ~ ANTON REYMASN.
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GREAT bargains in coloted ahoes at
J.. v. BLOND'a.
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lNOR SALEs--
+ VALUABLE COAL LAND.
100 Acres G.foot vein Of No. 1 Coal on
BOggs' Run, within sixty rods Of the n. 4
., NAilroad at BenwOod, W. Va.
ANDERSON 4 PAUL.,
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nor sALE-TIIAT PORTION OF THE
L Waddington farm belonging to Mary ].
Jacob, situated on the Wheeling and Beth.
any turnpike, Az miles east Of Wheeling,
containing 100 acres; first class improve.
ments, viii he sold low terms easy Tii,
guaranteed. Enquire Of MesstS. HUBBARD
4 ERSKtNE, attorneys al law, Wheeling,
or A. MJACOB, at his residence 2 4 miles
above the city. jyl5
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VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
' FOR SALE.
Buildings No. 1918 aud 1879 Main street
47xlSg feet, known rs the MelOdcOn Hall,
are offered for sale on terms which will be
made known on application
T. c. BONHAM,
ives On the premises.
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EoR SALE
OR SALE
A PAIR OF MULES,
COMMISSIONERS SALE,

-Four years old, sound and kind. Enquire Of
LIST, DAVENPORT & PARhs,
Or At Fulton 10 JoHS BAYHA. aulz
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J. ". FERREE,
Corner Main and 10Th streets.
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nor sALE.-Ten Shares, $1,000 each, Of
L the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works at Ashland, Ky. This is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment In the
West and IL now in full aud successful op.
GRAFTON. For further particulars address
THOMAS II. NORTON,
de29 Financial Agent, IiG0 Main 81.
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WYHEHAM INSTITUTE

BERGEN FotSf, n. D., tof Young fades and
Mise, viii cUntmeneg on Sept. IS, 1875. Located
In 4 beautiful and healthy neighbUFh1cd, Only
eight miles from New Yotk, on the Central X R, q
New jersey FW eifeul1Id GpglH IN Mn. ".
TowSaESp FoHp Principal; References : Rev.
FAINT e. so SSe AS snS sy Ss lone SeFcn
sannei 7. Brown, Prel't BoEeSy HayinE BlnR; A,
B, War9er, Iron mershanl New fosk sit!,
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"DsYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING"
j. How either Sex may hScinAte and glin The
love and affections 81 any person they choose, ln4
stAnlly This art all can possess free, by mail iOF
Is cents together with Marriage Guide, Egyptian
OTacle, DfeamS, Hints 10 Ladies' etc. 100000
sold. A queer book. Address T. WILLIAM 4
CO., Pubs, Philadelphia au2eod&W.
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JAMES MATHEWS,

JAMES MATHEWS,
Bother Of SMITHS ALEs, PORTER /, BROWN
STOUT. Alsn, Champaign, Kcnnett and
Scotch Ales,
ioa CaAPIiNR b., nearly OPP. Smiths Brewery
ops wHRELtNa ". Va.
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Our Second Stock
New Spring and
Summer GOIods,

Now being opened, embraces all
the newest styles and designs In
Camel's Hair Suitings, Plain Col
ored Silks, Striped & Check silks,
Plaid Black Grenadines, Plain Blk
Grenadines, Mexlcana Grenadines,
Side Band Organizes, LOuisine
Check Silks, Madras Ginghams,
Embroidered Linen Sultings, with
Embos Linen Trimmings to match,
&C., &C.
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FoR eALE.

DOR SALE
n. No. p,,,k Dv.lIfnR House with EOoTn,, lall
Ia, N ..,,,j sTtrndinv Z hrerI one d The nnsst
~, 4. Il 5tT 70 { igas5 Also one mani lot ID
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We would cali tho attention Of buyers
10 our
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STATE N r. VS..

The following are the recent business changes
in the State;
Portsnd-Gowel 4 Greenough, dry goods, &C.,
dis.
Augusta-Baker & Cowee, bedstead mfrs, sold
to ?. NJ. Fogler & Co.
Cochrane < Harlow, mill'y, dis; now Mrs. q. Z.
Cochrane.
Doyer-Thompson & Kittrcdge, gen store, dis
now c. B. Kttredge.
Eastport-M. Bradish & Son, bakers, admit W.
F. Bradsh.
Fairfeld-P. Z. Brown, grocer sid to Savage
Bros.
Foxcroft-C. d. Paine, clothing, now Paine &
Poole
Greenwood, Oocke's Mills)-A. j. Woodward,
gen store, sold to E. f. Rand & Co.
Lewiston-N arney Il Andrews, gro, sold to
Britton A Dockam.
Rockland-s. ID. Jones, gro and prov, sold to
James Adams.
skowhegan-Wm. Drew, pulp mill, sold to W.
X. Shurtlttf.
L. l.. Morrison tea, sold to VIM. Drew.
quarter of mile below VIM village the Pc
nobscot river is still spauned by ice though open
at the village.
A lady in Bango~ has discovered that an excess
i've use of arnca for bruised limb may be pro-
ductive of the most unhappy consequences In
this case severe case OF poisoning was the re-
suit.
VIM. II. Stevens, of Lewiston, who has been
appointed Inspector of Dams and Reservoirs Is
probably of the most competent persons for the
place in the State
The Camden Herald says that the steamer Ia
tahdin looked very happy when she came into
Camden Monday night, aitei having been frozen
in at Belfast, the natural seaport for some three
months.
Dea Steven Ellis, the Oldest person in Sumner,
died the 3Qth of March. in his 9Sth year, on the
same farm where he had lived 60 years, y OF
which was with his wife who died three years ago,
aged 81 years. Five of twelve children survive
the parents.
Mr.. Bennett, while at work with circular saw
at the sled factory in Paris Hill, Monday, had
three fingers quite badly sawed.
We learn that it has been decided to purchase
the three acres of land adjoining the Reform
School. All the fences about the grounds will be
torn down and an immense play ground will be
formed Portland Advertiser.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Revolution in Bolivia.
The Rebels Attack the Govern
ment Palace.
TIMELY INTERFERENCE BY NATIONAL
TROOPS.

New York, April "a
Advices from Bolivia, via Panama, say
On the first of March last President Friaz left
La Paz for Oruro, taking one-half of the battalion
number one of the line, the other half remaining
in Viacha. The rebel citizens Of La Paz, when
once they thought the President far enough away,
broke out in a revolution, tie Goth. The
Council of Ministers and small force of young
men of good families, shut themselves up in the
government palace, determined to resist any
armed attack by the people A terrible and un-
yielding struggle took place. The people on
their part tried to set fire to the palace. Women
even took part in the affair, with Communicative
terocity, and threw burning sheet, dipped in ke-
rosene, on the roof.
A messenger was set off for Vecha, and inform
ed the commander of the half battalion there.
Senior Graner pressed his men over the six leagues
at quick march, and arrived at Lapaz, just as the
young men who defended the government house
were about to give in He at once made charge
against the rebel crowd, and defeated it with a
loss of IS killed and a great number wounded.
The result was to save the defenders with the
ministers and employees in the building.
The attempt to seize Sucre on behalf Of the
revolutionary party failure. 1t was expected
that President Fras, with the force from Lapaz
effected junction with General DaHa on the Eth
ult., and within a short time an attack will be
made on Cachabamba, where the rebels are en-
trenched.
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Serious Railroad
Accident.
Collision on the Baltimore &
Potomac Road.

Washington, April %.
\ collision occurred on the Baltimore & Poto-
mac railroad. about 3 o'clock this afternoon, just
outside of the tunnel near the eastern branch, be-
tween the 4.53 train from this city and the n. y
train due here at 5.l3. 8 or ten persons were Sc
verely injured and both trains badly wrecked
LATER.
a visit to the scene of the disaster shows that
the catastrophe Of the most serious character.
Laborcrs, with the light of torches were engaged
IN the removal Of the wreck, and are expected to
have the track cleared before morning. The
trains departing and arriving transferred their
passengers and baggage to either end of the
wreck, thus causing slight detention to travel.
1t was remarked generally as fortunate that the
colldng cars did not run off the track as in such
case they would have been preclpitated over an
embankment ID or 20 feet high. The accident
occurred a short distance from the northern end
of the tunnel, and not more than 200 or 300 yards
from the bridge crossing the east branch of the
Potomac. Had the collision occurred one minute
earlier, the bridge, the loss of life would have
been fearful. 1t appears that the engineer on the
northern bound train did not stop sufficiently long
on the switch near the mouth of the tunnel to al
low the southern bound train time to pass, but
proceeded on his way and met the latter train
just around the curve, coming at full speed, that
train being entitled to the right of way. The
crash caused by the collision WIS fearful, both
engines and four cars being completely demol-
shed. The tender of one engine was thrown
top Of the wreck and the baggage car ON the
north bound train on top of its engine. Three of
the cars wrecked were on the northern bound and
one on the southern bound train.
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rELEGKAMsIN GENERAL.

A fire in Calls lumber yard, Portsmouth, de-
stroyed the office, stables and blacksmith shop.
Loss $1,000 to $1,000 The trees and fence of the
old graveyard where President Cuts and other
celebrities are buried were burnt, and some of the
tombstones were badly cracked by the heat and
water,
United States frigates Colorado, Worcester,
Dictator and Pawnee have gone from Key West
to Port Royal to escape the ravages of the yellow
fever.
During fire in Charlestown, to-day, Mrs. FL
len Murray, an aged woman, the sole occupant of
the building, was burned to death, smoke pre-
venting her escape.
Daniel Mahoney was shot in saloon quarrel at
Harlem, yesterday by John Broderick. The lat
ter escaped.
Joseph Doyle killed Philip Sheridan, in Jersey
City, Yesterday, while the latter was ejecting him
from his residence. Doyle was soon after ar
rested.
The steamers are moving out Of their winter
quarters at Quebec, to-day.
The steamer Constitution from Panama, arrived
ut San Francisco to day.
Base ball, at New Haven, Conn.-New Havcns
.. Atlantic3 ),
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Difn.

In Augusta 20lh inst. Frank E., son OF George
L. and Maria A. Guoir, aged months 10 days.
In East Readdcld, 26th inst. Asahel Brar erd,
aged Is years, months.
In South Boston, 18th inst, Mrs. Susan C., wife
of Capt. Joseph Lancaster, formerly of Richmond,
Me, aged II years month 30 days.
In Athens 9th inst, Daniel H. Head, aged 50
years months.
In Skowhegan, 10th inst, Thomas c. Ross, aged
S. years.
In Harmony, Feb. 23d. Ed. VIM. Trip, aged Il
years: 4th ult., VIM: Page aged 10 years nth uit;
Mrs Nancy A. Hurd relict of jeremiah Hurd aged
So years 20in ult Mrs. Olive Hurd, relict of Isaiah
Hurd, aged 20 years I'd inst, Joel Cook. aged IL
wears: 10Th inst, Dea John Moses.
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Naval Affairs.

The board of naval officers to examine officers
for promotion, examined Lieut.. Commander Chas.
l.. Huntington for promotion to the grade of COM
mander, and they will recommend that he be pro-
NOTED.
Lieut. commander Alfred Hopkins is now before
the board for promotion to the grade OF Com
mander.
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NEW YORK.
PERSONAL.


New York. April 26. Rev. John S. Clark, who
was buried by his par shoners at Ashland near
Catskill, last week. was a former chief justice Of
Nova Scotia.
Arrested.
General jacob is under arrest here for endeay-
orng to collect So 800 draft in bank, which he had
obtained by fraudulent representations, Of the
cashier of the Boylston Bank, Boston, Thursday
last.
Bonds.
On Saturday the treasury dispatched a number
of clerks to London with ST. 900 900 of five per
cent bonds, that being the last subscription Of the
syndicate.
Shooting ARRAY.
Daniel Mahoney was shot in saloon quarrel at
Harlem, last night, by John Broderick. The lat
ter escaped.
The Black Hills.
A letter from the plains, dated the Goth, says
the Black Hills mining excitement continues in
the West.
Verdict.
The coroners jury has rendered a verdict against
policeman williamson who dubbed John Camp
bell on the 18th inst. so that he died. The officer
was committed to the Toombs TO await the action
of the grand jury.
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Total, 1874, 500 90
On motion of Alderman Nash, i'll behalf of the
Committee on Finance:
Ordered, That the city treasui err be and he here
by is authorized to procure ON the credit of the
city for the purpose of meeting the temporary
loans falling due prior to the year eighteen humid
red and seventy nine, loan not exceeding eighty
five thousand dollars, reimbursable as follows, viz
$1,000 in thirteen years; $500 in fourteen years;
$1,000 in fifteen years; $500 in sixteen years;
$4,000 in seventeen years $500 in eighteen years
$4,000 in nineteen years; $500 in twenty years;
$4,000 in twenty-one years; $500 in twenty-five
wears; $4,000 in twenty three years; $500 in
twenty -four years. $1,000 in twenty-five years;
$500 in twenty-six years; $4,000 in twenty. seven
wears; $4,000 in twenty EIGHT years; $4,000 in
twenty nine years; $500 in thirty years; at
rate Of interest not exceeding six per cent per
mum, payable semi. annually; the aforesaid loan,
principal and interest, to be made payable at the
treasurers office and the treasurer Is hereby au-
thorized to issue bonds therefor in sums not less
than one hundred dollars each, with coupons at
tached for the payment of interest; each bond
aforesaid shall be signed by the treasurer and
countersigned by the Mayor, and attested by the
clerk with the seal of the city; but the coupons
shall be signed only by the treasurer.
Ordered, That the city treasurer be and he is
hereby authorized to exchange the one thousand