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THE City Assessors have made their
returns, and the Board OF Equalization
and Appeals will meet on the 9TH inst. to
consider the complaints Of those who feel
that they have been erroneously assessed
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Aid for st. John..-nolIday at the
Stock Board.

SAN FRAEcIsco, June 30,-Two thou.
sand dollars have been deposited In the
Bank OF British North America, to the
credit Of the fund In behalf Of the St.
John sufferers. n
The Stock, Boards adjourned to-day,
until July s. -.----
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SUICIDE oFA CoNY1Cr.

COLUMBUS, O, June SO.-JacOb Whitzel,
a life prisoner in the penitentiary from
Seneca county, committed suicide by
hanging himself in the cellar Of the
prison, this morning. Cause unknown.
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ARM BROKEN.-George Kettler, a step.
son Of August Carol, residing on Jacob
street, between 3sGh and 39th streets, on
Friday fell of a coal shed and broke Au
arm,
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HUNGARY.

PEsrH, June 30.-In the Lower House,
to-day, apetition favoring the integrity
otTurkey was referred to the Govern.
ment.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Another Victim of the Silver
Lake Explosion.

BosroN, June 30.-Myra, aged nineteen
years, daughter Of Mrs. Geo. W. PhillipB
of Harrison Square, died from injurie:
received at the Silver Lake explosion.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

THE wages Of the drivers on tho Citi.
zens' street railway have been reduced
from 81 G7 to 81 80 per day.
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oSE.rENTH OF the stock subscriptions
to the Cleveland, Tdscarawas Valley and
Wheeling Railroad has been collected.
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TWENTY shares Of Commercial Bank
stock were purchased the other day by
Mr.. Vim. Stewart at sos per share.
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OUTSTANDING CURRENCY.

The following is an official statement OF
the United States currency outstanding to
date:
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SPANISH ouTRAoEs.

As soon as the newspaper reports Of the
Spanish seizure Of the American schooner
Ellen Rispah were received In Washing.
ton, the Spanish Minister, Senior Man.
till, called on Secretary Evarts and as,
sured him that in case the reports should
prove well founded, the Government OF
Spain would make full and ample amends.
Senior Mantilli also Immediately tele.
graphed the Captain General Of Cuba, di.
recling him TO make thorough investi-
CATION Of the alleged outrage.
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GERMANY.

KEssENGEN, June SO.-Bismarck left
to-day for Berlin.
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ASIA MINOR.
Great Turkish Victory at Ba
tOum.

Great Turkish Victory at Ba-
tOum.
New York, June 3O.-A telegram
from Trebizond says the Turks on Friday
assaulted and carried the Russian posi-.
tions at Batoum, achieving great victo.
ry. The Russians retreated after n severe
battle and great loss OF men.
ouTRAoEs ny THE TURKS.
LONDON. June 3O.-A letter from Ere.
roum says the Turks collected at Van,
for the defense Of the country, have struck
terror into the whole district. The streets
Of the town itself reek with their VIC.
lence and disorders. The American mis-.
sionaries have taken refuge aboard a
small pleasure boat on Lake Van. They
float about the lake during the day and
sleep in some secluded village at night.
Another letter gives IN account OF the
outrages and plundering by the Kurds
throughout Armenia, which the authori.
ties are unable or unwilling to prevent.
RUSSIANS ADMIT DEFEAT AT zEw1N.
BUCHAREST, June SO.-A Russian off,
clal dispatch says; "Aiter tho Russians
were driven from their foremost positions
near Zewin, on the 25th inst, they retired
at night to their previous lines to escape
the Turkish FIRE. The Russ ian troops
fought with great heroism and suffered
considerable losses, because the enemy
were numerically superior. Six officers
were killed and twenty.four wounded.
Eight hundred and fifty privates placed
horS dU combat"
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NASHVILLE, June 3O-A special from
Hickman, Kentucky, states that Jarvis
Anderson, who was supposed to belong to
an extensive gang Of thieves, was taken
out Of the Jail at that place Last night by
mob and shot TO death.
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weather Indications.
WAR DKtAKfuENFI
ORFfcR OF THR CHIRR SIaNAL OHHIcRR,
WASulNuTON, D, C., July 9.-l 4. Il,

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
rising followed by falling barometer
stationary or higher temperature, partly
cloudy weather, occasional showers, and
winds shifting 10 the south.
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General Grant.

WARRINGTON, June Collaboration
is received at the State Department that
General Grant intends 10 leave England
Immediately after the Fourth Of July,
and will 60 to Belgium, Switzerland,
Norway, Sweden and Russia, in the order
named, and, on his return from Russia,
will spend some time in Paris.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
WASHINGTON.

TO TIE DAILY LNTELLIGENoER
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REDUCED.

The reduction OF rents for the next
fiscal year on the buildings rented for the
Treasury Department is $55, 1886, over 80
per cent less than the amount paid the
last fiscal year.
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NIuRDER.

TITusvILLE, Pa, June 3O.-A young
man by the name Of Wilson Weaver, OIL
attempting to enter II saloon on East
Spring street, this evening, while under
The influence Of liquor, was fatally shot
by the bartender, p. Cassidy. Cassidy is
under arrest.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
Reduction OF FreIghts East.

CHICAGO, ILL, June 3O.-rhe General
Freight agents on the trunk lines reduced
rates East to-day as folIows: From Chi.
cago to New York and Boston, fourth
class freights, to 35 cents; on pork, lard
and meats in barrels or tierces, 10 80
cents; boxed meats, So cents; bulk meats,
40 cents. Rates 10 Philadelphia are two
cents below these, and to Baltimore one
cent lower. This is reduction OF from
five 10 ten cents per hundred nonnds.
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DIED.

Ia Nartiusburc, on the 18th Of January, Mrs.
ANALTTA HEDGES, wife Of \. :. Hedges, aged
% years. months and % days.
In harrisburg, on the Dist Of January, Miss
MARY l.. DOOLEl, aged II years, months aud
% days.
january %, 1877, JENNJ E., beloved wife OF
Ebert o. Ki-well, of Washington, D. c., and
daughter OF Isaac ". and the late Julia 4. Buscy,
Of liarper's Ferry, W. Va, aged % years, 6
months and thirteen days.
On Saturday morning, Jan. 9th. 1871, in this
place, Miss BETTE }. AVIS, daughter of John
Avis Of William, aged 70 years, months and
DAYS.
Near Summit Point, in this couaty, on the
2ih instant, Nrs ANNE RODEFFEt-wiic oi
Mt. benjamin Godeiler and daughter Of Nj. Hen
~ CROWN the 10Th year OF her age.
Suddenly, in Charle.town. on the 27th inst,
ROSA MYRTLE, infant daughter OF 3. q. and
Laviuia Ryan, aged about months.
ln Shcph6rdstown. ON Thursday night the lSth
of January, 1877, Mr.. WM. II. RAY, eldest son
Of Mn. JOAN K. Ray in the z3rd year OF his age.
Near Kcarncysville, on Saturday, Jan. q, 1871,
NJ. SCOTT TURNER, aged about % years.
On he 23d Of Dec 1876, MARY ELLEN, be-
loved wife OF Calvin Tabier, aged 80 years end
days. OF Berkeley.
On sunday evening Jan. 2lat, 1877, BENJA-
MIN f. BOLkl, aged IS ycGrs, II months and q
days, # Berkeley.
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MARRIED.,

In Grace Church. Rutherford Park, New York,
ON Wednesday. January II, 1877, by the 1T. Rev.
VIM Henry Odcnheimcr, Bishop OF New Jersey,
assisted by the Rev. j. BadcIiH Davenport of New
York. Rev. G.. ARNOLD Christensen of Toe-
DO. Ohio, 70 MARY RUTHERFORD THOMAS,
daughter of the late Col. Fraucis J. Thomas OF
Frederick county, Maryland
At The Parsonage OF the VI. E. Church, South,
In Chlllus,own, January 2ith. 1871, hv the Rev.
y. g. Ferguson, Mr. ROBERT \. DUNN and
Miss ANGELlNE KINDLE.
On Wednesday morning 3lst January. 1871,
by the Rev. Theodore Reed, Rector of Christ
Church, at the residence Of her parents, in
Loudouu County. Virginia. JOHN ". ORR. OF
Iccsburg, and Miss UREA VIRGINIA Pres
TON, eldest daughter Of George W. Preston.
On January 20 1877, by the Rev Alfred Ilol-
mead, az the parsonage, Mr. ALFRED Il. lEhI-
MAN, %; Washington, d. c., and Miss MAkl '.
BLAKE, OF Frederic City, Md.
At the residence Of the brides parents, On Jan.
18th, by Rev. David Barr, G.. Il. EAS THAN and
NJ. JOSEPHINE, yunGcst daughter Of jacob
n. CoNen, Esq, all OF Rockingham.
On the 23d instant in Baltimore, By Rev. !. B.
Stiu, Mr. IuOS. II. Bolts, formerly OF this
place, aad REBECCA I, REESE, all Of Balti-
more.
At Larncd, Kansas, January l2lh, by The Rev.
j. McLlruy. T. FRANK ALLEN, Esq, formerly
of Mar,iusburg, 10 Miss JESSIE WAITE, OF the
former city.
To Martinsburg, January 18th, 1876, By the
Rev. l.. G.. Miller, Mr.. GEURG b II. kEARFOTP
Co Miss MAGGIE l.. PIERCE, all Of Martinsburg.
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The Virginia Free Press,
The odd Family Journal"
CumIEsrowv, FnavAnY 8, 1877.
Good Tcmplars' Entertainments.

SEE elsewhere the advertisement Of Che Good
v.nphrs Entertainment. which w0l comeoir
nd rdly Essainc. 9,b instant. at Charles
Washington Eul The Programme Is a very
complete ore and Will be rendered by ANA
t.s-s. ycuas ladies aud gentlemen Of our town.
ina mauu,r cgeliab'e 90 themselves and pleas
f-- O. tlcir audience, we are sure. The ob-
s.ti. one that commculs iisclrto every think
ing person jn our midst An know tie evils
atf.b sprus irom u,cmpcmocc. aud an
.a.w how the prosperity Of our community
ls t.ea Liudcrei aud the happiness Of house
'5s blasted by excessive Indulgence 10 strong
r-ak TIE Temperance movement here has
lsIa revival ,hat bodies gccl to many, and
dose engaged IN itshooll be encouraged 10 the
god work. Funds are needed by the order Of
Good Tsmphrs here % establish j, BY procur-
r. things requisite % It's comfortable eud
rl.au, working, aud they have gotten Up
t.s entertainment ia tn hope Of being sus-
r.ael ly tbe good people % this community
u, a.tea tas toe proposed eutertaiament you
..:aa claiyl'entja fao, music auA .ustggc-
,.a nryour outlay, anl win tcmar, than re-
rail by The consciousness Of Lssiag coutubu-
,.lohs fgals Of au organization essential 20
die welfare &C tLc community
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DIR. ToIulinSOn-S Dental
Cmcc.
IJEEER OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREE
ChaPleStOWn.
Clarke County Clippings.
Frrm he Ca1lrier

From The Courier
J. Rice Smith, EsI delivered a lecture on
Temperance at Fairfax c. H., few nights ego
with credit to himself OF said lecture the
Temperance Messenger says:
Brother Smith is a very pleasant AMI in
teresti1g speaker. Being possessed Of q fine
delivery, gift of words aud elsy, agreeable
manners Pc wins the attention and esteem Of
ALL Ills theory is good, aal he subtantiates
It with ftuIilcss argument his practice goes
hand i1 hand with bis theory, as is eyinced by
his interest AMI Labor 10 tie cause
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D2S, ID STREET, n. w.
ITASHiNGTON, .. c.,
BY HENRY POLKINHORN.
- Address Box 4S1, City u. O. ~

Tg1HE UNION is served by carriers to subscri-
hers at Is cents per week, or 5 o cents per
month. Single copies, three cents. BY mai,
postage prepaid go cents per month, or 500
pea wear All subscriptions must be paid invafia-
bly, in advance.
rS-THE UNION viii be sent to clubs at the
rate Of SIS per wear, postage prepaid.
lEG- hates Of advertising furnished On apph-
cation.
c-Newsdeslers ordering Tue UXoS will De
supplied at the usual rates. The money must fn-
yaliably accompany the order.
All bank checks must be stamped. Iost-0tice
orders are preferable.
All business communications must be addressed
@ the Publisher Of THE UNION"
THE UNioN is conducted on entirely cash princi-
pies.
TINS UNoy is the only Democratic daily pub
lishcd at the seat Of Government. IL dedicated
to'the dispassionate discussion Of the events and
issues Of the hour 10 the language Of the initial
editorial 80 the immediate object sought in the
establishment Of this paper s to aid IN preventing
the'na,ion from being subjected to the ills which
must result, from placing the Chief Macistracy 10
abeyance and frustrating The great REFORMS OF
administration aad finance dec-eed by the vote OF
November AID we hope so conduct the paper as
TO demonstrate lis utility TO the country at large,
aud 10 secure such support from the people as 20
assure lis success and pcrmaneney.'
January G, ls71.
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NNEaP-
s CARD.

70 an who are suffering from the errors and
indscre;ions OF youth. nervous weakness, early
decay. loss &C manhood, De, will send recipe
that will cure Won, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary ia
south America Send a sei-lddres-ed envelope
10 the Rsy. Jostpu T. IySuAN, Station D, Bib!s
li0u.s, NeIr YORK.
Nov Z lST6-Gm
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Glad News for All.

One cannot be too careful when troubled
with cough or cold. We would advise all
so afflicted 90 obtain Dr. Schleys Family
Cough Syrup Tor % cts, and rejoice III Ger
tain cure. This Is the very best remedy IN
the market. Il is an admirable article Tor all
Coughs, C,lds. Asthma. Phthysic, Whoopng
Cough and Pulmonary diseases. 1t is euaran-
teed % give satisfaction. Use none other
Don't hesitate to get it, For sale by the trade
aud 10y
S. ScnLEY & BRo, Sole Projectors.
Frederick, Nd.
Oct. %, 1876.
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sudden Deatb Of Former Towasman

Neoppeul r5om ;he Spiri a notice Of The
I.a,h Of }lr. John W. Eohr, sonof Mr. David
T.. R.lr ottlis place. o, Burlington, Iowa, on
,lc I-;h % january All the facts known con-
cr.ias tle sudden demise Of this yours man
DC s, wcI embodied 10 the SPIRITS notice
,lat wc refrain lr.m saying more:
"Tie ~tj Intelligence was received by his
.r..s here 90 Monday Of last week. of the
s.Ite death ur Nr John W. Euhr, eldest son
vi Mr. David T. Rllrof this place, At Burl-
r-tu. Iowa. au ttc 18th instant. The first
Intelligence came from Tusco,A, M and was
vgrg vague leaving the impression chat bis
1.afl might have been Q result % au intlu-
ti.ral ne, o. tt.t eal ora bis own part. Later
1li fuller information, however. we are glad
@. hs able to state, completely disSipates such
..., & letter .rm Tu~Cl,R. shown MS, says
tll. "asIrgitl dispatch from Burlington 90
o.. Ca-a-1pl stated that be died from
J.c ...c.so i,uiau1m. taken CD procure sleep.
and tatt tlcss0.e WAS taken about three o'clock
.l tie Afternoon and death ctsucd at seven 10
the evening" The same writer, one of the
-,s'ors of tic Tuscola J1DH7l adds. John
bal mary i,,erds here among the Young pel-
Pc with whom he associated, and they were
y.ry much shocked on ,earniug Of lis death.
W.6i ltcI lW as iTieui anal companions,
90 can l1-d'y realize that ao is g.lc.'
,iv E.,r began bis occupation as o printer
i1 Gle fr Press office of this place. and af-
forwards embarked fr- tie West For a time
Dr. Was ONO Il ,ie publishers Of "A newspaper
81 IHsc.'l, no and Afterwards aud a; the timc
10 it- death WAS engaged uu.r one If tie
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Use Lamo,'s Botanic Bi,ters for Dyspepsia,
loss Of appetite, arrangement Of the liver, in
digestion, &c. For sale at Gibert's Drug
Store, Harpera Ferry.
Ladies finest Philadelphia goods, a speciality
An to be sold 1t the very closest margin. Now
is the time to obtain bargains.
PAINTS, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass,
Putty in large stock aud at bottom prices at
GHbcrt's Drug Store, Hlrpers Ferry.
POCKET Books. Albums, Hand Mirrors. Ink
Stands. Paper Weights. Combs aud Brushes
new stock Just in-at Gi!bcr,'s Drug Store,
Harper Ferry.
TsAs, TrAs,.-Go to Gilberts Drug Store,
Harpers Ferry, AMI get pure Teas at prices
that you pay forthc common. Call and cx-
anime new stnrk.
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Church Notes.
Ott %, 1876.

The Valley Convoca,iou Of Ministers of the
Protestant Episcopal Church closed its session
on Saturday, after several days Of service, and
numerous sermons of highly interesting
character TO large and attentive congregations.
The Rev. DR.. Hubert, Of Winchester; Rev. Jas
Grammar, Of Middleway Rev. Thos. +. Mar
tin. Of Berryvi!le; Rev John X. Mason. Of
Shenandoah Rev. W Leavell, and Rev.
Frank Meade, Of this County, and Rev. Wm.
II. Meade, the Rector Of the Church in this
town were present.
Rev. S. G. Ferguson will preach at Hall
town Sunday afternoon, 4th, at o'clock.
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CORN WANTED.

WE are Offering the highes, market price for
w CORN, either shelled OF in the ear.
WASHINGTON d LIPPITT.
January %, 1877.
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Notice! Noticc!!

( IL persons knowing Themselves indebted to
y the undersigned by note or open account
viii be expected 10 close the same without delay,
as no longer indulgence can, CT will be given, as
we must have money 20 carry on our business.
JAS. Law. H00FF co.
jan 3, 1877.
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RTADY- ADEcLQTHING

for Gentlemen. Youths, Boys and Children, Of
Foreign and Domestic Cassmeres is too well
known to need comment. Suffice to say, Ready
Made Clothing was never known to be as low in
price. as substantial in make, or as perfect 10 tx
a. az present, and the proprietor of the Twin
Fronts Justly prides himself upon his department,
guaranteeing satisfaction to all who patrOnize
his establishment. Our
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FOR Sale.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

I WILL resume ny School for boys on the Ilth
Of September, il being the second Monday
School-Koom st my residence corner Of Liberty
and West streets.
August 20, 1916. j. W. TONGUE.
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FRUIT JARS.

NVASON'S Improved SelfSealing Fruit Jars
WI quarts and halfg allons-just received BY
July /, 1876. GEO. W. 4. kEARSLEf.
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Schedule OF Trains
Harper's Feriy& Valley Branch
IL x o. RE

Taking effect Thursday, September 18th, 1876.
EAST.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

T OCKS.-We have for sale a supply Of ne
Richard Screw Locks, (Shepherdstown
nuke two sizes.
Jan. "a, 1875. DUKE 4 GALLAHEB.
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b10I1 AM0 SH0E

Department for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and
Children, is replctc with everything necessary to
comfort and boautify the foot, having all the cell
ebratcd manufacturers work constantly on hand.
Arctics, AubbeIs and F0ot-holds, all sizes. Hats,
Caps,
TRUNKS, VAJISES,
Gum Over Goats, Caps and Lcgcins, Horse Dlan-
kcis. and thousand other things too tedious to
mention. bat necessary to a Complete Stock.
Thankful for The past liberal patronage Of the
public. vc hope, by close attention 10 business and
lib raj dealing 10 Ineiit continuance OF the same.
y. B.-No. u contains our entire stock o:
Ready MADE Clothing and Gcntlcmer's Furnish
I'M. Goods. G. ". LIITLEJOlINin charge, whose
grcatest effort is to please in every respect those
who purchase. respectfully.
j. GOLDSMITH.
p. ST have the sole Agency in this County
for the Domestic Paper Fashions. Catalogues
furnished gratis.
October a., 1876. j. G.
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.JAELPROPERTY.
Brick DWELLING House.,

with a wing alta. he'd, containing in oil Xix or
eight rooms with a slate roof, and would make
tery desirable private rcsidenes. Adjoining the
Dwelling House is a massive
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pair Of the same. q From @. Tongue, submit
ting IAN ACT TO provide for tho better collection Of
city taxes" etc. 3. From Leon Lamothe. relative
10 payment of bills for jurss in Superior Crimi-
mai Court. A. From q. W. Hopkins for REIN"
bursement Of fine imposed by Recorder Of
Fourth District. Referred to the Committee OF
The Whole.
From The heirs Of +. Laeroix and from 9. Mon
taire, asking reduction OF assessment. Referred
TO Administrator Of Assessments.
From J. O. Marmon, to prosure lease OF piece
Of ground on Canal street, between the Mobile
Railroad depot and the Leveo. Referred to AID.
ministrator Of Improvements.
From y. Loeb and nine others residing and DO
ing business In wooden tenements on Canal
street, near the steamboat landing, asking that
ordinance 1906, for the removal Of wooden tene.
menta, ETC., BIO not enforced till July !. 1877.
Laid on the table.
The Council then adjourned.
THOs. G. RApIER,
Secretary