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- HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an execution
pissued out of the Circuit Court for the county
Of Apcna, bearing date OF june 10th, A. ID. 1875,
aud TO me directed at a certain suit wherein John
II. Stevens is PLAINTIFFS. Obed Smith. Scott Doane,
Herndndo q. LETTERS, Alonzo T.. Davis and John w.
Creayer, defendants, I have this day seized and
levied upon the following real estate as the prop
erty of John w. Crcager, one Of the within named
defendants, 10 wit All the right, title and inter-
est that said John w. Creagur had on the 25th
day Of FEBRUARY, 1875, in and TO the west half of
the northwest quarter of section -four a. in town
thirtyone lSll north of range nine 9l east, which
will offer for sale at public auction 10 the high
est bidder on Saturday the 3lst day of July next,
at two o'clock in the afternoon OF said day.
The above sale will be held at the front door Of
Potter Bros brick block, in the city of Apcna
that being the place for holding the Circuit Court
for the said county.
T. b JOHNSTON, Sheriff
Dated at Alpena, this 18th day of June, 1875
2O2w6
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AtPENA WEEK. Y ARGUS,

Pomeroy, the boy murderer OF
Massachusetts,, Is going to point a
moral whatever else he may fail to
do. 1t has been discovered from
his confession that he was a persis-
tent reader of dime novels and
that his highest hope was to be-
come the "Texas Jack" Of South
Boston.
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able. And yet, In spite OF the facts
disclosed by the investigation and
the inevitable conclusion from them
that the management of the State
Prison should be changed, no
change has been made.
That there has been no change
will perhaps seem stranger still in
the light of few facts which we
now propose to make public. 1t
will be remembered that while the
investigation referred to was 60
ing on some questions were asked
as to the conduct of Mr.. Morris,
the prison agent, toward women
with whom his duties brought him
in contact. These questions were
very strongly objected to on the
ground that there was no sufficient
foundation for them in the resolu-
ton under which the committee
was acting; and although some in
quiry was subsequently made into
a single case of alleged or suspect
ed misconduct of the character re-
ferred to, the main question was
dismissed by the committee. In
this action the committee may
have been justified. But IL the
committee was restricted by the
resolution under which it acted to
the special matters named in the
resolution, there was no such re-
striction upon the Governor and
inspectors. Sufficient was suggest
ed to put those officials upon in
quiry into matters bearing so di-
rectly upon the moral character of
the agent, especially when the
latter, through his counsel, showed
himself so anxious to avoid inquiry
in that direction. Nor was the
Governor, we have reason to be-
lieve, confined to the suggestions
made on the trial as to misconduct
of the agent toward women. Pend
ing the investigation there were
sworn to in the city of Jackson
four separate affidavits of women
who had had occasion at various
times to visit the prison, and in
each the agent was distinctly charg-
ed with conduct of grossly i'm
moral nature. These affidavits are
now in our possession, and our
information is positive that they
were shown to members of the
Legislative committee during the
investigation and thereafter to the
Governor.
As to the truth or falsity of these
affidavits we express no opinion.
Mr.. Morris has not been confront
ed with the atlantis and has had no
opportunity to cross-examine them.
1t would be manifestly unjust,
therefore, to condemn him without
giving him full opportunity to be
heard in answer. We insist, how
ever, that the charges are exceed
ingly grave, as they point in a
direction to which inquiry has al
ready been turned, and as they
have been brought to the attention
Of the Governor, with whom, so
far as the Prison agent is concern
ed, rests the power of removal,
that official ought long since to
have sifted the matter thoroughly.
It is not fitting that the manage
ment Of so important an institution
as the State Prison should be de-
livered over to one upon whom
there rests the suspicion even Of
unfitness for the position.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TT a q The choicest in the world-Im-
i osporters' prices-Iargest Com
pany in America staple article-peases every
body Trade continually ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS want
ed everywhere best inducemennsdo don't waste time
send for circular 10 ROBERT WELLS, AZ
Vesey ST., N. Y, L. Box 1887.
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Book Agents . Wanted 4 . to = = |; :

Book Agents s TINTED pe TO EEL
Common Sense Medical Adviser" 1t is the
cheapest book ever published; ss5 pages, over
$50 illustrations, sl.5O. Thousands buy il at
sight who could not DO induced to purchase the
high-priced books treating on Domestic Medicine
Unlike other books sold through agents this work
Is Thoroughly advertised through North America.
This fact, together with the large size, elegant
appearance, and many new features of the book,
causes it TO sell more raridly than any work ever
published in this country. Those of my agents
who have had experience in selling books, say
that in their previous canvassing they never met
with such success made so large wages,
since commencing the sale of my work. For
terms and territory, address, Enclosing two post
age stamps and stating experienced Il. v. Pierce,
Note.-Mark envelope "For Publishing Dept"
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HDsYCHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING"
How either may fascinatc and gain the
love and affections OF any person thcy choose, in
stantly. This art all may possess free, by mail,
for Is cents; together with n Marriage Guide,
Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints TO Ladies', etc.
1000, 900 sold. A queer book. Address, I. WILL
LIANs & Co., Publisher. Philadelphia.
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Waters New Scale Pianos

Wdt6TS NEW SCdI6 TIdfIUS
are the best made The touch elastic, and a
fine singing tone, powerful, pure. and
even.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS
cannot be excclIcd IN tone or beauty they
defy competition. The Concerto Stop as
fine imitation of The human voice.
PRICES EXTREMELY LOW for cash
during this month. Monthly Install
ments received ! Pianos md Organs 10
Let, and Rent-Money allowed IL Pur-
chased. Second -hand Instruments at
Great Bargains. A Liberal discount 10
Teachers. NiRisters Churches Sctoois Lodges, etc.
spec inl Inducements 10 the trade. IL
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. HORACE
WATERS a. SONS, Ash Broadway,
New York. Dor 1867.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

1sTRoLodY-s PAqqK-sixth column.
B1LLIARDS-fIRsT PACE-Fiflh column
S Haa
BRoS SSSo9S 'f REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcOSD
BusINEss oPPoRTU pSSiiirIEs-Nrsru PAGE
BUSINESS NO1ICEs-FITTH PAGE-Sixth column -.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-slcoSD PAeE-Firs'
CLERKS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAor-secOnd and
coACRMES AND GARDENERs-sEuHrn PAaE-Third
CoAsTWisE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-FOurth COL
COUNTY BoARDs4eoED P.es1r la,TS column.
DRY GooDs7EIEsT pAGSorhira co RlITNrsHED AND
UNFURNis n ED-sEooND PAGE-Second column.
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHlPs-sKvENrH PAGE-Third and
sS11 .2S nth eou,DD.
E1R Eoos N EPSaT@RNrs TO
sFS1TD PAGErseGoPa column oo,nun
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs-sKvEN PAGE-seeond
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAoK-rhird column
HORSES CARRIAGES. &o.-F1RsT PAcE-Fourth and
hoTELs -sEcoSD PAGE Second and third column.
Observation-Disclosures PAcn-sixth column.
LEGAL NoTICnsFrnsT P4eE-Fitt6 column.
Losr AND EouND-NRsr PAGE-second column.
MARBLE M1NTELs-sseoSD FAes@Fo 5' column.
MATkIMoNIAI-FIRs PAaE-Fitth column
NIsCELLAEEoUs ADVERTIsEMLNrs-TE TENTH PAGE
NEW PTS SG,p %HrfiIoNs-P,y4n FAor-si1h column
iPERSONAL-kRsT PAGE-First column ., -
PIANOFoRTES, ORGANS. &C-FIRsr PAGE-sixth
POST OFFICE NoTIcE-Frnsr PAcr-Third column.
p ROPOSALS-FIRsT PAGE-FItth column. = -
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOX SALE OK To
RENr-SEcoND PAGE--First column. . -
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoND PAcE-First
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoND PAoE-First column
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-first ana second
columns.
REWARDS-FRsT PAGE-Secoud column
SALES AT AUCTION-FIRsr PAGR-thth column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First and second columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sec-
ond column.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsr PAGE-second and third col
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS &o-Pnsr PAGr-Fourth
column
6TORAGE-SEcoND PAGE-Ihrd column
SUMMER RESORTS-SEcoND PAGE-IhIrd column.
THE TRADEe-SEvENTH PAGE-Ihird column.
THE TURF-FRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEcoND PAGE
FIRST column.
AvkLLERs' GUIDE-SEvENTH PAGE-Fourth and
fifth columns.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Second column.
WANTED TO PURCHASt-FIRsr PAGE-Third column.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C.-SEcoND PAGE-Fourth col
WESTMINSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoHD PAGE-First column.
YACHTS, sTKAMBoATS. 4C.-FIRsT PAGE-sixth col
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LEGAL NOTICES.

In THE MATTER OF JOHN HEARD, AUGUSTINE
/ Heard, Albert Farley Heard, Robert Ingis Fearon
and Charles Edward Parker lately trading sopart-
nership as merchants at Hong Kong, Foochow Shang
hal and where, under the style firm OF Aug Justine
Heard ana Company
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In LIQUIDATION.

Notice is hereby given that by deed Of assignm
tho s o op tnf Sns abe Of
ordinance 1861 dated the 18th day OF April 1875 made
ee aa s anne
Charles edward Parker therein and hereinafter called
James Whitta and Theophilus Zee Llnstead, OF Vic
for the purposes therein mentioned Of the second part
and all the several Persons companies corporations
respectively creditors of the debtors who would be
sRsint the debtors founded on pc ttion ed on the day
Of the date & s sSy the ds9 nd dld and
their heirs executors administrators ana assigns all
soevgr kind ard nature whether Joint or separate or
Otherwise howsoever and wheresOever situate Of them
thereof aud apply the proceeds for the Of
rupcy of the debtors in case they had been at The date
thereof duly adjudged bankrupts and the said
Now we, the said James whittal land T. O. Linstead,
Of Heard CO.. and the thereof and
each Of them forthwith to paw to US the said trustees
Hong Kong the amount Of thef. respective tTS;
S S4 h M Creditors Be SS
debtors requested to send to the said trustees or
he Isl q January next after witch Slain
Ss and
security ana estimated y9lpe ReTeCf BREREToN
Solicitors for the above named Hon. James whlttan
and III Lp ps S % Queens TSad' Hong Kong
DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HIGH COURT
OF Chancery In Ireland made In the matter Of the
estate of the Rev James Carry, late Of Mountown IN
the county OF Dublin. Roman Catholic clergyman, de-
ceased-Martln Donnely aud Mary Anne Donnelly, his
wife plaintiffs william Carry, defendant
All persons claiming TO be next OF kin the said Rev
James Garry living at the time Of his DEATH which took
place on the sd day OF May, lS12, and particularly
OF the said deceased, who emigra!ed to the United
States OF America about Is IS years since or
the legal personal representatives OF next OF kin
dead by their solicitors, before the
LIST day OF November, 1873, and prove their
claims such next of kin at the chambers Of the Right
Honorable the Master of the Rolls Four Courts Inns
Quay in the county the city OF Dublin or in default
thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from the
Deneht of said order Wednesday the 10th day of No.
vember 1875 at IL O'Clock in the forenoon AZ the said
chambers, is appointed for hearing and adjudication
the claims. b. z. VIII EsTONk. Chief Clerk.
Messrs PERRY MATHEWS, Solicitors for tn, Plaintiffs
in said matter No 81 Lower Ormond Quay Dublin Ire
land
Dated "a day OF June, 1873
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE OF THE BOARD or COMMIsSIONERS)
" or PILoTs, No. 40 BuRLrNc SLIP,
NEW YoRK July o. 1875 }
Proposals will be received nc this office for the re-
moya OF the wreck and of tho schooner Sauga-
tuck sunk off South Fifth street, BROOKLYN Z. ID. Par
ticulara AT this Office. BY order OF the Board.
GEORGE W. BLUNT, Secretary
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BILLIARDS.

Al STANDARD AMERICAN BEVBL BILLIARD
"A /. Tables, with the celebrated Combination Cush-
ions tor only by the manufacturer and patentce
ii. W. CoLLENDER, successor TO Phelan Collender,
7SS Broadway. New YORK
A MEXICAN STANDARD BBVBL BILLIARD TABLES
"A with Deaney's wire cushions. solely used In mi
championship match games second hand Tables al
great bargains W. II. GRIFFITH CO., 40 Vesey St
DHELANs BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE ONLY
II by GEORGE H. PHEbAN, 80 East Fourteenth street.
New YORK 913 Chestnut street Philadelphia
MATRIMONIAL.
-s.e -.
GENTLEMAN DESIRES THIS ACQUAINTANCE
n OF lady OF culture ana refinement Address pNs
l2l uexald Uptown Branch Office
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NEW YORK SATURDAY JULY 49, l075.-wITH SUPPLEMENT
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

VICTORIA OR DUKR.-wANTED TO PURCHASE
Post Office
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SS7S xxi -KENIUoKY STATE COMBINATION
noon, July TO- CAPITAL prize. s3O0OO. s57s,5j7 cash
Gifts 80 396 Prizes Tickets slO Halves So Quarters
So So P. c. DEvLIN & CO.. Stationers ana General
Agents, 30 Liberty street, New YORK.
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G1RO WILL BUY NEW TOP EXPRESS Or DE,
DlCO livery Wagon: made 10 order for $Sza anu
was never used also Harness tor eZ5i must Dc
sold. IA West Nineteenth street
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UlABERNAoLs BAPTIST CHURCH. SECOND AVE-
nue. and Tenth street-Rey James hoardnhn
Hawthorne, pastor Morning, How Reclai the
Fallen" Evening, 1.-THE Christians Mission" Baptism
alter evening sermon.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CEVENTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
- church Rev. j. ;. Willis. misunderstanding subject,
Faith and Courage" Rev Mr. Fultz will occupy the
palpit in the evening.
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LOST AND FOUND.

ToUND--A PoCKETBOOK. CONTAINING SUN on
money, which the owner have by accurately
describing contents. Address +. G. r, Post once.
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WANTED 40 PURCHASE.

IVAN TED-AN OLD FASHIONED FRANKLIN STOVE
" o burn wood, androns, complete, Address !.
H., 81 WeN lath ST.
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AT WASHINGTON SQUARE METHODIST EPIsCo-
"A pal ChurGh-Rev VIM, Lloyd, Pastor;-Morning
address, 1.-The Purpose and Lessons of the Lords sup
per;" sacrament at close OF address, Evening-"God
Ready 20 Pardon.n
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of 80 oco approximstinr 10 ssoO16 are 5000
of l. 80 approxm to 10000 are. ........ $500
4 of 1909 approximating TO 10000 are ........ 1000
5000 Prizes Of $40 are ..............,. $1,000
5S79 Prizes amounting to 100000.
Whole tickets SO; Halves, So; Quarters, 50 81
Send for circular.
Address all orders to
SIMMONS, DICKINSON & CO., Covington, XIV
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A LII SAINTS, PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
n Rev. william \. Dunnell, rector, Henry street cor
ner of Scanned, New YOrk.-Services every Sunday
morning l0H and every sunday evening at IN. The
rector will resch.
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A TO GENTLEMEN HUNTERS-9O FOR WILD
"A. ride Ito the adventurous tourist-A few more
vacancies exist In the Rocky Mountain and Plains
Hunting Party, now organizing under the command OF
the undersigned Gentlemen desiring particulars adj
dress call at Grand central HOTEL between ii A NJ.
and ZIP. n.
VIZ CODY C'Buffalo BilpD.
j b. OMOHUNDRO fs.rexae .Tock,N
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sPoRr1NG-DoGs. BIRDS, sc.

UCTIoN POOLS SOLD ON THE REGATTA OF
"A the University crews az Saratoga by q. L. hA At
SHALL. at Thomas Exchange, l2'9 Broadway lthe
coolest and best ventilated pool room in the United
States evening aud morning iii the race Is over
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FINE ENGLISH ECH-LOADER-DAMASK-
"A us Barrels; almost new in leather case only
SO; Hunting SUITS IRON 81 70 Sli
GEO. NTH, 20 and So Chatham street
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FNIVOLI THEATRE
Eighth street between Second and Third avenues
GLORIOUS SATUR NIGHTS BILL
SIXTH APPEARANCE OF THE STAR TROUPE
pronounced by hundreds who have Witnessed their per
formances the past week to be the BEST TROUPE
ever consolidated in one entertainments
-Four hours OF solid Amusement for 20 cents
Grand Sacred Concert ana Variety Performances
Sunday evening.
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THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

There were no rumors yesterday OF additional
removals. But one seizure Is recorded In tho
seizure bureau, OF which General Nichols Is the
head, ana that was very curious one, made by
Colonel George o. Williams. OF the Surveyors
stan. 1t appears that a trunk was left on the 10.
boken dock OF the North German Loyds Stcam-
ship Company. 1t was On ordinary black trunK.
evidently Of European manufacture, anu marked
with the initials "R II. D.n 1t was sap
posed at first that some careless passenger
had inadvertently left 1t behind; but the 0fiicer
being suspicious caused IL to DE opened and dis
covered within no cOntraband laces silks or dia-
monds, which usually have greeted curious inspec-
tors eyes, out two bronze bulls, winch werO
exquisite specimens or art, being modelled after
some OF Rosa Bonheur's realistic pictures. One Is
q bull rampant paving the eartn with noIle
Jury as II q spanish matador was waving q red
nag before him the other, with upiitcd mead and
tail sshing his creased sides, his dilatel nostrlls
seeming 10 breathe defance-viviIly suggesting q
gadiatoral animal ready TO combat with man q
ms own species. or course, the bronzes walt n
claimant, but IL Ia more than probable the modesty
OF the conuo,sseur importer Will prevent his prov
Ing ownership 10 the little HACK trunk marked
r. U.p
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THE DOCK COMMISSION.

PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS FOR THE ERIE RAIL-
WAY COMPANY AT CHAMBERS STREET, EAST
RIVER.
The regular meeting OF the Commissioners OF
Docks occurred yesterday, at which, however,
there were but two Commissioners present,
Messrs. Budd and Wares. The latter gentleman,
in response to the inquiry 40 70 contemplated
work on the opening OF navigation, stated that
the Board had not decided upon any special work
AZ yet, but contemplated moro important inn
prOvements about piers TO- 20 and II, Tor the &C.
commodati0n OF the Erie Railway Company. The
Board passed Q resolution leasing to the Trans
atlantic Steamship Company the pier foot Of
Christopher street at rental OF $780, 200, the lease
to run ten years, The owners OF the bulkhead
between Leroy and King streets, In letter to the
Board offered TO sell the same at the rate OF ST. 900
per llneal foot communication was received
from the Erie Railway Company asking for the
reconstruction or about 500 teet OF water front by
piers, 20 and 81, as foll0ws:-A slip 100 feet wlde
between piers 10 and 20; widening pier 20 to 100
feet; a 200 feet slip between piers 20 and Il and
widening pier II to 100 feet. me SUBJECT was re-
fcrred 10 the Executive Committee, and IL Is under
stood that the improvements also contemplated
include sheds on the piers Engineer Van Buren,
reports that the new pier foot OF West Thirty.nth
street Is In very filthy condition. has been neg.
lccted and misused.
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BIDS FOR SUPPLIES.

Bids are solicited by several Of the departments
for supplies OF various kinds necessary to run the
city government smoothly. The Commissioner
give until March an opportunity to contractors to
tender for the following coal AT Wards Island
For Insane Asylum, $50 tons CRATE; for Inebriato
Asylum, 175 tons CRATE. At root Of East Twenty
sixth street, East Rlver--For Bellevue Hospital,
$50 tons crate; for steamboats, $50 tons CRATE. At
Harts lsand-For Convalescent Hospital, 80 tons
CRATE; Tor Industrial School, so tons crate. At
Blackweps Island, 875 tons CRATE.
inc commissioners OF the new u ncrson Market
Court House ask for tenders rei0re noon tO-fnor.
row for Carpenters work, slateis aud turner's
work and tina ninmblLG OF the builolnG the Grsi
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TO be anisnea APRIL 1870 the mteRS andsurneRsS
Der 81. 1875.
the Fire Departments ct noon to-day will open
bids for 16 900 pounds OF straw, 900 bags Of WHITE
oats and 400 bogs OF nne feed. They will also open
Dids to-day for building tho four aerial ladders,
which has caused 80 much recent scandal and BY
some has been characterized a. Q job.
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Total nnaiiusteu claims December 81 tsTf s6,g7ID
Tte 90 uliigu.datcd clsiIss have been IMPROPERLY
80 0fas much ely debt whereas many OF theta
a ryaffunf 1r fraudulent, wholly h-tiIOus ana not
d .4sAfJsr lnfaii ainess a. the civ. oNotDt per
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In addition TO securities held by the sinking fund
there the Treasury its credit for the
demptIon the city debt December 81, 1874, sae,vo
an also bonds and NOR cages applicable when col
lccted TO the purpose. Silul&
Schedule A, accompanying this report shows the full
this debt, of interest date when due the
amount n name OF each bond.
The increase in the boaded deOt IN the three years.
1569 1870 and 1871. Is as iohOws:--
- Sholria1 an
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81, l5Ii..,.. .'......f.... Sl4StS5J
Schedule III" shows the different sources Of revenue
for s74 and the amount received from each including
the receipts iaxes and assessments, and
the interest received deposits Of the
city moneys.
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Sales OF property have pecn mace 2r arrears OF assess
Guiding the year 1870 and list of property for street
improvements to the same date Is now in course of
Three years In cases OF assessments and
capse before collections can be enforced by
sale The amount OF assessment bonds outstanding De-
cenber 81 1874 will be under the proper heads
was S2Oo5l,v0 This class Of debt should be strictly
limited. 9 have constantly recommended. by
provision OF law fixing maximum OF issues OF assess
be limit wasefn and extravasant expe nditres
unueccs sary and costly local improvements. The
standing bonds represented by the fol-
lowing tem-;-
Advances TO con tractors .......... 57l2739
Advances boulev ward work I55l,4N
UncolectCd assessments 10 800
Total. ooITZt
Schedule exhibits the balance sheet Of the general