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RANKRUPTCY.
Bankrupt Notice.

In the District Court of the United States for the
District OF West TeDneSsee-In the matter OF j.
B. Farley In bankruptcy.
ire THE CREDITORS OF SAID BANKRUPT:
/ Take NJ ice that general meet ng Of the cred
itOrs Of said bankrupt will be held at the Office of T.
J. Latham, ESQ, giSteT in Bankruptcy for said
district. at Memphis, No. 30 adison street, the
9th OF February, 1879, at eleven O'Clock a-m for
the purpose of declaring first and final dividend.
I also give you notice that have filed my final &C
counts Assignee Of the ate OF said bankrupt In
court for settlement OF my said accounts, and for
discharge from all liability Assignee or said estate
In accordance with the provisions OF the twenty
eighth section OF the act of congress, entitled IAN
Act TO establish uniform system OF bankruptcy
throughout the United states approved March 2,
IS6S H IRBY, ASSIGNEE.
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AIr,rpHrs- FehrnarY III
NEW FRRM.

+ n retiring from the above firm, beg 10 thank my
i friends for the liberal patronage extended 10 us
and to solicit a continuance Of the same fOI my
c5ssOFS, MeSsr5. O. Baum y Co. BEN HURST
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Cotton Exchange Quotations
Standard International Classification 1
Cotton EXCHANGE.
MEEfpFTTg Eehr1laFv Dk 10

The market waa steady. Sales. 1900 bales. in
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ANIME ASSE -SMENT BO0KS-TO CAUS
CONTRACTS To BE FILED.

Sec. l 9. The President of the Board Of Fire and
Police commissioners shall examine the assessment
OF property made by the assessors, and ascertain
whether proper measures taken for the cOllec
ton OF taxes. He shall cause all contracts With the
District 10 be made cut In writing and executed by
and their securities on the one pant, and by him. on
behalf OF the District the other; aud shall cause
the to be flea with the official papers of the
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40 SUSPEND OFFICERs, ETC.

OF his official obi Cations being charged with cut
pable Official negligence OIsderelctiOn of duty, or
with conduct inconsistent with his official character
and duty, with official incOmpetency snail be sus-
pended from Office by the President of the Board OF
Fire and Police commissioners. who shall appoint
person 10 fill the Office for the time being and With
out unnecessary delay report the charges with his
action. TO the Legislative Council
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Trustees Sale.

I TNDER and by virtue of two deeds of trust ex-
- ecuted TO me by Mrs. Margaret Kenzler, dated
respectively the 9th day of June and the 4th day of
October Sl3 which are of record in the Registers
Office OF Shelby county. State or Tennessee In books
SO and 81 psgeS St. aud 532, Will, on
Tuesday. March IL, 1879,
IN front OF the Courthouse between the hours OF II
IN. and OclCck m, sell TO the highest bidder for
cash. the following described property tO-Tit: Be.
ginning at the Intersection of HUpperts alley and
Poplar street, known Poplar Boulevard and run
ming thence with Poplar street fifty 500 feet to
stake, thence south one hundred and ten and a
half q 1912 feet to Stake thence west fifty (5O)
feet to HuppeTts alley; thence north with said Huu
pert's alley one hundred and ten and half q lOIs)
1eet to the beginning, 1t being the property kept as
Beer Garden"
The title TO the property Is believed to be perfect
and II has been arranged that immediate possession
be given to the purchaser. bat sell and convey as
trustee ~.
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GfLV TIhN-

The cotton kilograms yesterday were gem
erallJ satisfactory There were no changes of price,
bit the tone was unusually good. In New York
spots were arm all Gay. In our market there was
some Mardl Gfds feeling existing that indisDOsed to
business, but sptnuers were yerJ active IN their In
quiz, and We're bu1 when they found cotton
prices to suit Factors were once more very stiff
hOl 4ers, and were asking for yCre cOtoBs IsdI3c
over quoted rates; importers we're Quet SpecuiatoIs
yeEtureI moderately The New YORK BuEletia, OF
Saturday reports: The early accounts from Liver
pOOi were about SteaCy, the southern markets held
up we'll and ress pts promised light aiTUrding basis
Tor SCI eneth, ana inis was IN sgme measure in
creased b. a ] Tile sharper demand The mOyement
at the ineiOr towns does not appear TO have much
Influence, the amount being a little full for the
bulls and nard large enough TO satisfy the
bears At he close advices OF failures abroad
TOOK The strength out Of the market and increased
offerings a tTihs.''
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stands and stalls TO leave the same In a neat and
c:ean condition at every close of market hours
SPOILED MEATS, ETC, NOT To BE SOLD.
Sec 10. No person shall offer for sale at the mar
kethouses, or elsewhere In the District the flesh of
any diseased animal. or the flesh of any animal not
commonly considered edible food or flesh in state
OF partial decay or putTefactlOn, other spoiled or
unWholeSome food of any kind; and no person shall
offer for sale at the market bring upon the mar
ket premises, any alcoholic or Intoxicating liquors.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Pleasant weather yesterday, and the pres
euce In the city OF co1-lderabe numb T Of MardI-
Gs vi ltOr. made business active at the stores. In
the wholesale line the presence in the market OF
1ut articles n iced and produce caused some lit
1 llatiCn Corn Was "a. her better. ban appears to
have advanced; meal was plentiful and lower pOta-
toes are no b-tleT Tor all the attempts made By the
nttUOat owners to MAKE raise - sgs were slightly
better, ana butter quoted higher Tor the better
grades; chickens were at some reduction from sat
urday's prices.
FEED. -COrE-Sales OF several lots at 43l9c: 800
sacks at 4ic; 10 store. 41QI3c. OIts-Sale OF 6O
sacks Of black seed at 37c; LAST sale OF mixed al
32c; In store, 35c; seed, 3Sd 45c. Bran-TWo lots
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TO INSPECT PUBLIC WORKS.

Sec. 20. The President of the Board of Fire and
Police Com siOntTS shall have full power and ii
is hereby made his DUTY to inspect all the works go
ing on from time to time at the expense of the Dis
Ing drains. opening or widening streets or of any
ma yUh. ''
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RENTING STALLS.

Sec. 4. The President of the Board of Fire and
Police commissioners shall, after due notice given
cause the stalls and STANDS to be offered for rent al
auction, on the third Monday of April of every year
payment for which shall be made at the tine OF
renting. The renting shall be made for one year
and no one person or firm shall be permitted TO rent
either directly or Indirectly more than two stalls
stands and such stalls and stands shall not be Oe
cuplec by any other person than the renter excep;
the same be duly transferred by the consent Of the
President of the Board of Fire and Police Commits.
SiOner5.
See, D: The minimum price for each side stall
rented at either msrkethouse shall be one hundred
dollars per annuIn, and the District shall have the
right To Did on each outside stall that does not bring
fifty dollars per annum, and on each outside stand
that does not bring twenty-five dollars per annum.
sec o. AT any time after the annual sale of stalls
rented by the President OF the Board of Fire and
follce commissioners for the uneXpiTed market
year, on payment OF the average per annum rent re-
aZed from the sale of stalls and stands of the
class and at the same market where the stall OF
stand Is to be taken.
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DRY GOODS.
TBT TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, February 25.-The cotton goods
market continues fairly active, and the STOCK of
leading makes are so well in hand that prices are
firmly maintained. Prints in irregular demand and
on the whole quick. GtnghamS doing well, and cot
ton dress goods fairly active WOrsted dress goods
In improved demand. Mems wear woOlens cor
tinue very quick Foreign goods sluggish.
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iuiSfrafPix'S NOtfca

Il AVING been qualified as the Administrator OF
IL the Estate OF VIM. > Filter, ceceased, all per
sons indebted TO said estate notified 10 for
ward and settle; and al persons having claims
against d5cedent requested 10 present the
within the time prescribed by law TO prevent being
barrel. February y. 1879.
NJ. c. CALLAWAY. Administrator.
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Chapter 81.

AN ACT to change the county line between the
counties Of Giles and Marshall
SECTION l. Be IL esdced 6y the General ASSEMBLY,
q The state Of Tennessee That the county line be-
tween the counties Of Giles and Marshall be so
changed that the house and farm OF James Perry
Mr.. Polls and DR.. Ktncaid and their lands shall
embraced IN the county of Giles.
Sec. 2. Be IL further enacted, That this act take
effect from and after its passage.
Passed February =, 1879. H Z. FOWLKES
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
!. r. NEAL.
Eoeals rar NF F.a
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NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed General Agent for the
IL CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY for the States of Kentucky and Tennes-
see, the Renewal Premiums for Shelby county, Ten
nessee have been placed in the Union and Planters
Bank, Memphis. for collection. Blank Proofs for
Death Losses can be had at said bank. All other
matters appeTtanng to the business of said Connect
cut Mutual Life Insurance Company will recelve
prompt attention by communication addressed to my
Office, corner Main and Sixth Streets Louisville, Ky.
JAMES .. CARPENTER,
General Agent Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Kentucky and Tennessee.
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue
i or Ue79d{tiOJi erpOJsLS to me directed from the
Honorable Circuit Court Of Shelby county, Tonnes
see in the case of j. J. Busby Il. e. Dent. judg
the of one hundred and fifty-thFee dollars and
twenty-five cents with interest and costs of suit to
satisfy said judgment, etc, WILL on
Wednesday, February 20, 1879,
in legal hours in front of the Courthouse Memphis
Tennessee. proceed to sell, to the highest bidder,
for cash. the following described property, tO-Wit
All the right title and interest of H. e. Dent In and
to the following lot OF ground lying and being In the
city of Memphis, Tennessee; beginning at a point
Oh the north side of Beale street. feet vest Lau
deTdale street, thence running west ITO feet thence
nOTthwardly on parallel lines 10 feet vice. 240
feet less to the bayou; being lot H. in block
g. having front of 10 feet by depth of 240 feet
Levied on as the property of defendant H q. Dent
to satisfy the said judgment, interest and costs.
<. T.. MCGOWAN, sheriff,
Shelby cOu ty, Tennessee.
By DAS'L q. SHELBY. ID. s.
MEMPHIS. January %. 1879.
Metcalf a. Walker. Attorney for Plaintiff. wed
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Howard Association,
SHERIFF SALES.

aIaeriffs sale of Real Esta tie
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that by vi. tue
L of two wrts of tsSditiOHi erpOHds TO directed
from the Honorable Circuit Count of Shelby county,
Tennessee in the case of Cloth and Kettman NJ F..
Ball (Nos; 91S9 and $3.50 tx. D., Judgment rem
dered on the oath day of July 1878, fur the of
seven hundred and ninety-one dollars ana twenty
FIVE cents, with interest and costs OF suit to satisfy
said judgments, etc. will, on
wednesday. February rs, 1879,
in legal hours, in front of the Courthouse, Memphis,
Tennessee proceed 10 SELL to the highest bidder for
cash, the 10 lowing described property, tOWit: Two
certain lots OF land situated and being in Shelby
county, Tennessee. being 10 81 in the Rose SUBJ
division, commencing at stake at the northwest
corner or the intersection OF the new State Line
road, or Union avenue, with Rose street: thence
north with the west line of Rose street l6jI2 feet:
thence vest and parallel with said Union ave ue or
ate Line read, so feet; thence south and parallel
with Rose street 3IS feet to the north line OF the
State Line road. or Union avenue; thence with
the north line of said road 80 feet to the beginning
Also lot u, ia block l. in Fort Pickering fronting
% feet the south side of Broadway, between Sec
Ond ana Third streets, anu running back between
parallel lines 15 feet.
Levied on as the property of defendant NJ F. Ball
to satisfy said Judgments interest aud costs.
L. L. MCGOWAN, Sheriff,
Shelby county, Tennessee
BY c. NJ MASON, D. S.
MEMPHIS, January IS, 1879.
h1tcalf Walker, Attorney Plaintiff
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sherif's sale of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
I execution t. me directed from the Honor
able Chancery Court of Shelby county, Tennessee in
the case Of ThOS. s. Mari eJ al Vs. Bank of West
tennessee ct al, Judgment rendered on the goth
day of March, 1877, for the sum of S2IOI 90, with
interests and costs Of suit to satisfy said Judgment
ETC., Will, on
Thursday, March go, 1870,
In legal hours In front of the Courthouse Memphis
Tennessee, proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described property ta-Hit
Lot No B. in block No. 40, fronting on The east sid
of ST Martin street slxtysix feet, ana runnns back
east between parallel lines enc hundred and eighty
feet. Levied on as the property OF defendant q W.
While to satisfy said Judgment interest and costs
Memphis February IL, 1879
E, L. MCGOWAN. Sheriff Shelby county
BY ". ". COLEMAN, D. s
Estes & Elicit, Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Total receipts at all United States ports, BTU
40; same date, 1878, 3,5I5.q1g; same date 1877,
3,52S,6SS. Increase Of receipts at United States
ports this year 25t.Igl bales. Total stock at all
uOrts. 1JIb1i bales, against 500 $40 bales same
time the year hefure- In IeII SIh.Inn.
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AOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
New Series! New SeriesI

THE PEOPLES BUILDING COMPANY issues a
l New Series Of Stock every month. Stated
meetings are held on the first Tuesday evening OF
each month, at 1ls o'clock at No. 29l Main street,
second story TO receive dues. Join us for safety,
economy aud experience" Loans made on good paI-
ing real estate anywhere in shelby county. Money
TO loan; Stock for sale; No back dues. Information
cheertuily given at all times. ,
: sTTrpN Sao,v
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e to the Creditors Of Taylor,

THE undersigned. assignee OF TAYLOR. McGUire
i d Co., hereby gives notice TO the creditors OF
said firm to present and file their claims at the
former office OF said firm, $50 Front street, wiz
Dr. Justice, the bOck-keepeT. who can be round
there every day from y TO 10 O'CLOCK m. Distu
buttons Will be made as speedily as possible.
L. Z. COOPER,
Assignee of Taylor, Mcclure & Co.
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SATURDAY., 1Tarcb I5. 1873.
CEancery sale of Real Estate.

No. 3143, R.--Chancery Court of Shelby county
William Denies VS.. Cora Inge ct al.
by virtue of an interlocutOTy decree for sale,
- tered IN the above cause on the 18th day of
February, 1879, VI. B. 2}, page 257, will SELL at
public auction, to the highest bidder, front of
the Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse building
Main street, Memphis, Tennessee, on
saturday. 1LRFch I5- 1879.
SithR legs hours. the following described property
TO Wit: Situated 10 the Taxng-DisrTict (Aemphis),
Shelby county, Tennessee at the southwest intersec
ton Of Second and jackson streets, fronting the
west side OF Second street 81 feet 2I5 inches, and
the south side of jackson street 40 feet.
Terms OF Sale-O e-third cash: balance In six
and twelve nonths-purchaser giving bond bearing
interest. Lien retained, etc.
This February IL 1879
r. j. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
HuIneS d POstCn and L. B. M'Farlano. Soils.
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IBT TELEGRAPHl
The following are the latest kilograms of the do.
nestle markets, reported yesterday to the cotton
exchange;
Latest state II Price
TelcgrInts. Market. Rec pts. MiddLiqg.
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sheriff7s sale of Real Estate.

BY c. Nj. MASON. D. S.
MEMPHIS, January %, 1879.
Matcalf q Walker, Attorney for Plaintiff wed
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ADMINISTRATIONS.
Administrators Notice,

ITAVING qualified as Administrator of the estate
i OF r. W. Blew, deceased, the creditors of said
estate hereby notified 10 file their claims proper
ly prUbateC with me. OF my attorneys. within the
time prescribed by law the VIII be forever
barred ". r. BARTON, Administrator.
WeatherfOrd IL Estes, Atty's. wed
AdmiaistratFiX's Notice.
10y appointment of the Probate Court as Admin
u fSiFdtTtX o. the Estates OF Caroline Schroeder
and Harmon L. Schroeder, deceased, hereby notify
all persons who may be Indebted 10 said estates 70
present their accounts, regularly probated for pay
ment to me at my house on the Randolph road; and
those who are Indebted TO The estates are required 10
maze payDeLt promptly
Miss CAROLINE B. SCHROEDER,
frnf
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TO PARDON.

Sec. 2I All pardonlng power for offenses tried be-
fore the Pr -sldent or the Board of Fire and Police
Commissioners shall be vested in him.
To REPORT To COJTNCIr
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EpEsSasE.GTBON.
Dissolution.

THE Partnership heretofore existing under the
L firm name or JOYNER- LENNON IL GALE,
consisting OF VIM. JOyuer. Henry T. Lennon and
Tom Gale IS dissolved by the death OF VIM. JoyneT.
The business will be continued by Henry 7 Lennon
and Tom Gale, under the firm name OF LENNON Il
GALE. MARIA L. JOYNER, EXecutriX,
HENRY T. LENNON.
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sec. 70: Any person violating any Of the pTovi-
VlSionS OF thls ordinance shall be deemed and held
gulily OF miSdeme2nOr and on conviction thereof
DefuIe the President of the Board of Fire and Police
commissioners, shall be fined not less than nor
more than nifty dollars for each and every ofense.
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Council, shall be subject to removal flee and
the gmOunt shall be charged up to his account and
deducted from his salary wages
OFFICERS TO RENDER REPORTS To COUNCIL.
Sec ID. Every officer of the District shall render
report before the first meeting of the Legislative
Council, in each month, of all his official transac-
tioTs amount paid and rec siVed etc, which shall be
filed with the President of the Board of Fire and
Police Commissioners for presentation to the Leg
isatve Council at its first regular monthly meeting,
and these reports shall be made OfteneT when re-
quired by the Legislative COuUcil.
OFFICERS TO ATTEND COUNCIL MEETINGS
Sec II. All officers of the District shall attend the
regular meeting of the Legislative Council
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AppTOYeu FeDTUdly u. 1879.
ALBERT S. MARKS. Governor.
l, Charles n. Gibbs Secretary OF the State CT Ten
nesSee certify that the above correct COPY of an
act OF the General Assembly Of the State OF Tennes-
see, thu original of which IS on file in my Office
CHAS. y. GIBBS, Secretary OF state.
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Delivered April list. Orders viii re-
ceiVe attention If sent to
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Approved February 20, 1873.
RERT - NAB :

l. Charles N Gibbs. Secretary OF the State of Ten
nessee, certify that the above IS correct copy of an
act OF the General Assembly of the state Of TeuneS
see, the original OF which is on ale In my office
CHAS. y. GIBBS, Secretary or state.
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Approved February IA 1879
ALBERT :. MARKS, Governor.
/. Charles n Gibbs, Secretary OF State OF the state
OF Tennessee certify that the above Is correct COPY
OF an Act OF the General Assembly of the State OF
Tennessee, the original OF which is on file in my
Office. CHAS. y. GIBBS, Secretary of State
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SECTION l. Each and every person or firm having
meat store on the first day Of prll, 1879, at
other place than at either markethouse, shall be
permitted 70 continue said store for the sale of fresh
meats on payment of the license provided for In the
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REMOVAL FROM OFFICE CAUSE oF-METHoD

Sec. 3. Every officer who shall refuse willfully
fail to perform the duties imposed upon him by law
or ordinance, or who SHALL in his official acts be
guilty OF any fraud extorti0n, oppression or favor
ltlsm, or willful injustice for any satisfactory
cause, shall be removed from office The method of
removal shall be by vote of the Legislative COun-
cl twO-thiTds or them voting ia the affirmative.
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RIVER NEWS.
River and NYeather.

The table and dispatches below give fl
cal Information concerning the weather and rivers
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, u. D. A.,
MEMPHIS, February 25 1919
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Saturday, Hsarch 20. ISIS.

between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and O'Clock
pm, Ssil 10 tDe highest and best bidder for cash,
on the southwest corner of Union and Main stree ts
in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, all OF section 10,
township |, range 3 west OF the bases meridian
line containing six hundred and forty (640) acres
OF land, lying partly in Fayette county, Tennessee
and Marshall county. Mississippi together with ali
OF the Improvements thereon. Title believed to be
perfect, ut [ convey trustee only.
L rrnnrfn
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OF THE BOARD OF FIRE AND PO-
LICE COMMISSIONERS.

Sec H. The President OF the Board of Fire and
Police Commissioners shall, ar 01Fci0 be a member
Of all the committees OF the Legislative Council.
He shall make all contracts authorized by the Leg
islatiYe Council unless otherwise ordered and shall
supervise their execution. He shall make known to
the Legislative Council the wants and necessities of
the District from time to time recommending such
action and the adoption Of such measures as the
welfare OF the District may demand. He shall su-
peTVise all the officers OF the District and shall see
that all laws and ordinances are enforced. He shall
suspend all delnqu' mt officers or agents of the Dis
rict government reporting such action TO the Legis
latve Council, with his reasons for so doing He
shall have power at any time TO call special meet
pension or removal Of any officer OF agent of the
District, the President OF the Board of Fire and PO
lice Commissioners is authorized to employ a sub
stItute until the Legislative Council, If deem 1t
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DE sOEuffnn.

OWING 10 the continued Illness OF Daniel Koran,
~ the firm OF DOWDY, PARK X KORAN Is dis
solved by mutual consent All parties having claims
will please present them, and those indebted will
please call and settle. Ar. DOwdy will continue the
bu mess under the style OF !. +. DOWDY & co. T.
= PARK will be found at 30S Front street.
DOWDY. PARK u KORAN.