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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

Nh Wehsirr. lsilsf 10 h.. friend. i. s.,, H..
''''s I" ho s'k'd Of Inn ne privilege II can, A..
name i'' ne PRESIDENCY ha. appeared IN n.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

The following faei Is related by VA
po'caa with reference 10 one of b.,
great actions ia Italy. when be- passed
over The field of battle before the dead
bodies had been Inferred -"lu the dcep
sHencc oil moonlight night tsall The
Emperor dog. leaplag from lhc
clothes OF his master. rushed upon as
aud then returned 10 his billing place.
bowling pileousIy. He aliernalrlA lick.
Cd his masters hand. aud ran towards
Is. thus at once soliciting an5 seeking
revenge. Whether owing 10 NV own
particular turn Of mind al The moment.
the time, The place, or the action usell
know not bot certainly no N, ideni on
any hcld Of bate ever produced So deep
an impression on mc. / invaluntarily
stopped lie contemplate the scene. Tin,
man. thought !, has friends 10 the cams
~ 10 his company, and hero he he'd
iorsakcn BY all except his dog What
lesson nature here presents through
The medium Of an animal! What a
strange beng is man. and how nysie.
rloos are his imptcss,oas' had with.
out emotion ordered battles which were
10 decide The fate Of the army;l had
beheld with fearless ewes the exern
ton oil those operations by which mum
oers OF my counirymeu were sacrificed
onj here my feelings were reused b,
The mourn lul ho"Iings Of n dog
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

RULES OF LIFE Little joys re-.
fresh Us Ike house bread. and never
bfng disgust. and great ones ike supa-
bfea j. briefly and then bring II. Tri
lies "e shoad let not plague US only.
but also crafty US we should eze MOI
thelf poison bags only, but their honey
bags also. and If flies often buzz about
our room, ne should like Domiilrn. a d.
muse ourseIl with flies or feed hem
fof civic tte and It's mcrologics. we
husi acquire an artificial taste: musl
learn 10 love without esteeminr n.
earn. lar as u ranks beneath human
NE 10 ENJOY 4 Ike another tHie orthis
human lieie. as poslicaily asNe do the
picture OIL Il 10 romances. The loflies,
mortal loves and seeks the same Sori
OF things with The meanest. only from
higher grounds and by higher patbs =.
lie every minute nan. fuli life io M
Despise anxiety and wishing. The 6,gro
and he past IL The second pointer can
be no road pointer INTO an Eden for Inv
soul, the mouth pointer will still less
be SO. for thou livest not from month ~ /
month, bat from second 10 secoDdl- /
ENJOY thy existence more than Thy /
manner OF existence, and let tie dcares,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

HOW WILL You HAVE lra-rbc fa... =.
'e'' Sale are eping oui BE- esasr, ia a.. A.,
IN Alabama tf rcpesl ul iae r.tg--.s -
.Aaa ~ - latad tbal vi ptoi,r sas5,--... -.
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can tof 20 fanh-lu NV Ysa 81, e. -.
ianh IN >iaih Candina l.ra La-,.ss.g, r. "a
10 Ia1d-in Indiana - l,ss r,rf- -.
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Ai la9lriea.. isc'aen.ai equal. nlafs. h.. =.
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49, - NE manufacturing inning. ssneaIof,I
@"a 'apo"os INTERESTS 81 Peaa.rl.aa,a
- a.. i u ihete iua afel IT,. e,..,...,-..a
= I''' ne ih"s ALTER air Very sell -. ~
''o Boz a. ' marvel hai there Should ~. 80.
i.A'f'if 81 ophnns oa un rnane, -. -
hafnan'ous' ls'o'aoa Parry. n +. -
'De wings without daiht. 10 Isa. -. -,
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'''''"ef' &c. sc aod humbuc he ee..ls =, -.
'a' hey paf-Hanfara Joarual a'''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

rRr ANn t5,ss ori8tl.
rrfA afs lse#e asf 81 80
sH falf4ri3 g's.sa,.rsI .i.f s
si'asj 30 lashias Tsam
ID ss'f 80 sts uH &c S .a.s a4..
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t's t.'mfs as',sa 81 fse lsuss .s
Frfsshe8 5a far asmrs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

a'aa Cornell, Nho murdered bis Nife A.
..'"'s" '" o. Martinique c. 10 Fehruary last ws.
iued and convicted in The Cs.rl q, o., y, -
miner Of maj Country last week. ana -
10 he hung 60 the l8ih II March ne,I .r,'.
l'r'ie'e, {. The see,Bd c,n,ic,.,, r.. ,.. We
1hauiuque y J. T-5ag, !"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

NlLLERi>N.-li apqe.f. io,a .ls B..,sn p,
maj 'he second advent cause !. asar .h.ns IN a.,
et' ~"h a. much reai a. u did daf.ns tss e..l,
%" Of 'he past year. Mr. Miller, p,e.,h.,, -,
'he s'eAi iahefaaele. 20 efoaJed audience. nh.
aal ds'. The fo.i aye
ION lie gfesi humber Of protie nh. 4..
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LOO 'h''e api~af' b. Dr. TO Abaismesl s1,-.i :.
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- N'e' Ensuing 'pfinFl 49, uesf 81 b.nf a..
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l''' 10 "l's ''hs~e4 hs 1oaih ans ,,ss,.-
1ohNtk y of NEw YORK -lra....-.
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- e i" $50. Nhea D. IA. $50 sls1s, ION
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

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sA=sf sa..f = Nssfhsa
fff#fa - Ma us5~s pH-rr
s'ss.s ibs 90 fsssnafr
AS ~ r-st e, Nafsh sta 49,
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

~ Naiier Se'a sad seriously. ,a h. s,,,-
ts'apcl htaash every pan Of nv er,,, -.
H''s 'e'l punched AMI hampered :, m, o,,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10
FORT or . VII
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STEAMBOAT ittai,T

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

NNM jfSSoP A SONS
' AEfL IA. snrsri D..
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lae'Hfss. Aisa Shrar 49, izs#n
q"a'i'f ~ ihs Slsrl :. nla -. Eel
g. "a .ahef. Fssai~ t.~ 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

iSf lerelsrsi ~ he sssn
- na0il Rss. S.aih F.sl 81 ~. 8
1000 i.i.' a iis.l S,sisi.h Sic D.
- - - 90 CASH =
lei 10 q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

tsr Rrcsirsd. ~ me BIAeA
E" BOT Make Slaste
2 rfpaAs La1ss.' ft.- III W.
d. o. lfr..r.i Il
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frh 30 a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

HORRIBLE SUICIDE AAn AIsTFNPF AT
stit i3i.-lde faiiland Arg, ss,. ibat si.e ,Isfsl
'tt suiesde secus a fou fspl Oa rfita, c,f,.iae
-, aa tHeii,htoan natued Sheppard. al.sui M,
seafs oil aneuac4 ~ laI bimsflf 90 lie ,sfl II M,
Aaft llael o. sarae lie iak tAe az sn. fl.a,...i
la nWn bead fli De had hceaue 90 l., numlr,i 5lst
lac raud aai nee H anv l.ngef lie hen went inia
fhc hsie and a-led the s,ilef ta .l5rlp Iuu 6a,.k
ihe ~afA.s lie Ma covered wdl haaI and iai
Indicted sir'ui dnyep wounds nn t1aisfa The
appearance al fhs flace II ir aiiemfl nas hseaiie
la laal a. Rie i 'iaicfed als,p, h. dttreio "a
the wsa'd. walls q" DE shed. and asa the rfsu.tl -
] 81" az was ais eotcted s1h g. - ntJ lts e,iee
"a' covered With hair pieees "a. bsae a. TIE
ffat'n Sarfpafi assens faf ihe husird 81 81. ai.,i
te Dad nal ~ish 20 i9.r an, isaeef IL hal hrea
81 work "a ksnnchaHi aad Bat..a ~ ssrna n..,4b.
pasi. and j. Is uid has arutf, h,ips ri Nea Y..rk
salr ile VA ala one 81 Iiie faia.,n. 4 .ttr.
oad las heeH preacher - tdsi ola,. 81 aeasfc. a.
D. fufPi.ei be- sas 3rrsteed
Nis French. Niie 81 Lauoc ffen. s. l,,,ae ,n iAe
Island io Naes Msiae pas an cod ia her esuli,
eafre' an ilte 2aih fssiaal %, iatias Iaaaaaum -
Sc afee a. ii.e night rhde her husband va.
asleca and lsak 'he deadly ral,aa S4s fingered
iae nrii day % gfeai di.fe.. medical a.l af.,.ee
uaa'ati"g shr ba, Jon O husband ard 6,e ,l,i.
lfen
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10
E'ifae' Of letter ipsa the Ro,. Df Have. 10 d
lnr4d 10 llsHlatd dared at

Etirae' Of a letter ipsa the Ro,. Df Have. 10 a
lnead 90 llaHlird datei al
ArafNs. AoHtvnrH %. lsg3
! neo4 t"' saf an sfesf, iutefo.Ie.i e, Afh~u,
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As-em'f mri ihc dat ICES uuf arfs.sf Io.,.t
yesterday a. 40 ihem. fhe, a.ge4f on 4be sl.as
u te a 'ep respectable t,iy 81 men ,..
fii"sA VIII the maturity 81 asc aad uarL. Of .at.s
Afrhr' aIBafefi to The mrulcfs ssu zen, Is,
antes he ~hsie aau,ier ttsa aHn,lie.i ,ss t.,,,.
Hha "ete "o' a'rf ihu, Gro anal hs Ia th. i,,,...
r." appeafs-i 20 ice ifim ifis 10 sa,iy wear. ~ sr
he President Npiaras 81 Commit, !, ,..A a, A..
more ihan oos Lundfod. lie tuA The sta., Al ~,
opening az ihe Assembly horaa.s lie oldest ,..,
hef ana q - probable eai Of frspeci - "a. az. ans
ehafaelet be "Ii Ae elociql Pfa.s,leal. thagst ..
81 'ie "ai Wee Presidents is i.r rlsri Ill stt,
The duties % bis p4cc Maur II the ie,.,. ~ ,,,.
hfmef Revelation Nrfe fte.rm a. msmltf..-
Am#s fhem cd Mamsntrhalt, al, ss.,.f
a'esp % ih= var wth the Turks. snd { sg,t,.
M r'AHuc'ei The IRE sinp that DESTROYED ,l.
I"fAsh Admiral. The fe.oaii,n thu, r., 49,,
been conducted H.lh mate,lau, ea.,I ..f.Iet
> Aieft ah ae W excess - violence La. ,.e-,f,,t
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hHssia Las frcsllrsl hef AinRisf. Pcs,
a'"e ihr saiIrs and hsA much fbe., ia, -.
20" eh@d a. dtsnib ihe ef~,snf fe,.,
ai ihe country and Bflng on aliafrA, s.,l -.
iIse mu.i dcoae
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

4 d
lisfe i S.ii ~ stfaa thsl sh5's lbt Catrranr..l
ncesca 81 81 asstc $50, aa saa. es.A - lafi,sa
sui~4 fp r.an usatf far ala lanH. n,e Atufursa
omff ..tlaIn, gafee a..i.fs rhaatsf f',aa ihs
'hrti.ra % ~, ssi1 ssi.fs iss itesesi tsfa es.
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ba7 .,s a.srte ht. rsi ,sa ne i.itre ia,u 81
81 - rHf rru'--n hrf Nafi. if..fn $40 o. -
So IS iaf iae ratt - iaai ne es.l .. sriasl,
maae o,rf ,esen tollAr. shesH,, lAau l,class. Il
~hsfb e'-si para e. 9. .s,faa .1s. sul ~.
rat n ihe Anetfan csasae - Snail ae ials aa
his dusR - eha.e h.asf
HI lsl csp.ain Wet be fs,tsn hsn.o.
whs 90 az ala. usrss.lai fflit .aui % 81 sslsfesa
duiy H-Isad si te .feriiir tsHi ha ,s.aai shsre
90 Whenever pfaeHcahic p. ihe rfs.rua IaflH 49,
Fhat o. much I9iis 3. 90 1Aet Mi. 4 .an.ai hr
En- snsntefrA. sid arafnt attach Go.fau llsasc
"a IL afe ii intie aAsii. Boz g hstk o. 90 a1
'a.sfcm dots na flirf = ,st.at fsie and Itrss
tHrIEu fcIfisfneu eah tuIssfi Nar,s Lover ibsu
snY Ameroan house Fl, ,lld, eae 49, -. rar
Hauurf t4a.' 4 nfnsa h.su-e which rusaHise
iafss goal. ca aiNaf. ssesf iher esl h..as.il,
hciaN Nhai ant bid. hefe ran i4rg f,ru ~ inf
iafd. aad 'ha.. d lac aai, be ID saafrn sis.lure
them lefe .ia laprf auV
- iastHee. ihe latrffsd nafifi pfirs n .
o',k 81 screws 500 snd an American sarf. l.sna
ha,, i'en aud iafs DIS 80 issi a.spaai --.at At
- pei cent. el3. BIZ Eti..h uisaaI.elsfef
NHl an aseneF 81 trash taa.e here. ran r.a.sssn
tH'asi1 snraf that Ike cssl II srfsAs a isf
s@e9 oa mhieh iae day s65 of $40 - ihaa
~" Anff.cfH bfpse psgs 'fin. she ~As i,ai ,,ssf
Amsffan sfk aua Va sen goods isa .iftsfs haze
gone down. r.W aict t'~. unid u : hn,aisr,l
Amefican "nIantng haares IN basine.s Ten t.ats
ago ,"a shall na hnd h.~ stanil.s n,s the
i"fetEn houses having f~al.nNe3 ali. \ ~ ni.lei
ihe ia'eioe la' i-r Of troeiac daii~, ihe Auerraa
'.de - lhe hanfe u coming ~ again. sat ia ihr
Tam he u'olhed a. tts adsefsafes pfaf.l.e sa I'll
wi 81 back 10 lae day. 81 Brmlnr,am st,.l Y.,,l
si,'fr aseendeacy again. Sail ae lel4te.g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-10

n, No.. U VII. u I'd, TIKI
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15

The New COMMON CouNcIL.-Yesterdayb being
the day fixed by the charter of our city, for the
members OF the corporation elect to receive IN
oaths of Office and proceed in the discharge of
their official duties, considerable excitement was
created, and numbers Of citizens ihronged the steps
and vestibule of the City Hall, anxious TO obtain
admittance to witness the ceremony. Excellent
arrangements for the preservation of order and ac-
cess TO the two chambers Of the aldermen were
made by the police authorities, and although the
rooms were crowded to excess at an early hour,
yet the most perfect order was sustained among
the audience.
At three minutes before la o'clock, the doors OF the
Board oil Aldermen thrown open and James Harper
the Mayor elect by Recorder Tallmadge,
Sheriff Jones' and the members OF the Board elect
the in procession The Mayor elect and Recorder
proceeded the desk Of the Clerk where the former
hvered to the latter the following oath Of Office =:
IL James Harper. 10 promise to support the Constu-
tion Of the United States and the Stats Of New York and
TO faithfully discharge the duties Of tho Office Of Mayor
the city Of New York according to the best Of my abilities
SO help me God
The MAYOR then stepped forward and signed the roll
and then desired the Clerk 10 read the returns of the
cent charter election showing who chosen Alder
men o the several Wards This being plished the
May then delivered the oaths Of office the Aldermen
elect who sgucd the roll and took their respective seats
M follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-15
VOYAGE TO VARIOUS FORTS IN EUROPe.. ASIA,
AND AEIICA. IN THE. NORTHUMBERLAND

80 Grst class We ,ei. with aupenor accommod tons
FOR II be disp itehsd AZ about
he 10 prov ton thin< n th' Azores OF Werefn
!stmd Tim ocesdng TO Gor.tr th,nc' I, .lt whre
Gtecsn lanas thence wh :. t"e pitpa
pan 81 the outsAr CA b. disposed Of from tree 10
Ieasd aud The Rums q aucieat rros hec, to SIN ms
fcio. Sanos. Nnoie., Cypu,. Tyre Sdon. CaeAu aud
JOppt. where The ssh will sui II ti- 70 enaoie
passngrs g VISIT Jsdse IN rrufn djwn the NJ. liter
rare.n y. tgypt Li.p, sad s,reue. and II tine viii PER
mic ID the ptssng the cruise ~ e extended TO
Messua Natis "a t.Vecc Il til ,sssp n o Rom theaee
70 Cofsc Eio -Kofn. usnut Nice Mars es aud B,rce
Iona touching fT sapsis anger AMI VI ,d- ri aud taking
the sJa'ern passage aero th, Atlantic making sired
briefs.pp at Oh u'eaon -. ~ Iuni passengers and
eupy about hs onr'ak which time nue. y.lu .be M
srcai ad 9th ut Wm lr,rd also ghIy
er.A,inl inets Of cufos.s Sc may BE- col ect-d TINS
picno ZIP dot prJc Ell Tor the Of opening nav
aveaaes Ter trad Oct the old aud nc wori viii
d,aLt'es b. ons Of rro6; a, welt a. Of pieasur
with ev.rt possible CO nfJ myensnc. To fe ou adj on
Hcacd Of ship. wall b. slowsd to tihe witt ii, IN
the cruise round certain aaty VI seibc good d;poc
OF hy b,rt.r or ttsrwie with pvi ~ ,f ii will
pro Nv yi~l profit suite to neiy qaitr cover he
prize passage The {, esch PASSENGER PROVIDED
n - OF agentlenaa passing tog or Nj grs
Those my Wish to .vul N ma I've. Of f,vJape
opportunity practical mmsrcia' knowl-d q
Waiting he Holy In d AID other ticcs OF sp,rt,are
III student the o easnf' aud OF bun'ss Will plsise
taake raly III, IT the vess 10 be employ
the voSsg, wi dsi.nd IN rnsue u?n he nuinoer WI,
forward .riy I'd &c. The will be
select wni ~ furnished with every possible inprnstoa
tn Is cable II tn pot, INTENDED 20 bs
viied, he mot advisable investments 10 be inair
'' mig asssc SAIL ". DEWEY. 10, Fr,ntst
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The pay for extra clerk Hire OF the Corporation Attor
ney abolished also the offices Of Dock Master
| Health Warden Of the 18th ward
resolution from the Board OF Assistants relative
strict adherence 10 the city charter. In oil matters o.
finance was laid on the table.
Alderman Bu>riro moved that tho Sergeant a. Arms
inform the Board Of Assistants that this Boar IL ready to
meet them in joint ballot.
The BoarI then remained in on until quarter past
o'clock In waiting for the Board Of Assistants. and not
| assembling
Alderman DnaKr then moved that this board Inform tho
Board Of Assistants that they ready to meet them In
| Joint ballot forthwith.
At oo minutes before 10 o'clock, Alderman Hunporcx
moved an adjournment the board had been waiting
nearly hours for the Assistants which motion was
lost by vote OF TO H.
"a minutes before iO-Aldcrman CozygSs moved, that
the keeper OF the city Hall he ordered to supply
freshments in future in the tearoom for members or
others
Alderman T.,sHoucw ssd II this resolution WINS adopt.
ed the hour Of meeting should be altered to o'clock
Aldermen CozzgSs said he had flesh his bones
III III. gentleman from the ith and therefore perhaps
could endure more abstinence.
Alderman i..nnoccs replied, tina. he rather lank-
than the gentleman ard therefore, he wished chance
TO get his tea b. fore the bonrd met.
Alderman Emmans moved that the future meetings OF
the no ard take place at 7 o'clock.
Alderman GstE moved 10 lay the amendment on the
table VIII CHI WAS adopted
Sanding Ccnninees The rrosideyt here announced
Implication for OficeAld Emmsns. IIasbroack, and
J Williams
.9rts Sciences and Schools Gale Cozzens, and y. T.
williams.
Charity and Aims TIonseMiller, Gale and Coygens.
Finance Drake, Miller and Gale.
Frrries- 0ie. Hasbrouck AMI Bunting
Fire and Wchr-Drakc D T. Williams and Dcvoe.
Lam ps and Gas Tucker, Drake AND Mott
Lars-Miller ID T Williams and Gale.
Markets Winshir Emmsns mud Devoe.
Police Watch and Prisons Side, Seaman ana Miller.
Offices aud Repairs Bunting D. I Williams and Tue.
ker
Roads and Canars-Moit Jackson ard williams
Cieaiiar Miller, d. T. Williams and Bunting
Isrds and Piacss-Dickinson Seaman and Mott.
Vhur,s, Piers and Slips. Williams, Emmans md
Dickinson.
STREETS -Devse. Cozzens and Gale.
Saiaries-W nship Jackson and Mott.
| Ordinances Hasbrouck. Williams and Dickinson.
| Croton .7qpsduct = Cozzens. Winship and Drake
.Jcsnt Commifiee Public buildings on Hack,s,N
| Liand Sc.-rucker, Bunting. and Jackson.
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,


AQ0 - DAILY, Sundays excep,ed-Through Dr.
sect, 4 = r NJ. f:om the ste,mb mt Fior be-
The seam, at KNICKEKB 0CKER Cansin A. p 3,
John. niond y, WedAes az and Friday evenng,etL
The Stem ,Oat X JCH rSTEH, Captain A. uoughtpu On
Tuesday. THURSDAY and Saturday Ey uieg,, all. -,
Al Fiyeo'ciock = M-andi.g at intemed ate Places;-
The Steamboat CilLUMBlA Captain -, ipesday,
Thursday and Saturday sy sug.. Msr.
Monday. Wednesday. Friday and sauany evenings.
Passengers taking this line Of bo,rs viii Albany in
ampe time ke the Morning Train Of Cars the
West
The above Bo,ts and substantial furnished
with aud State Rooms Tor speed and
mod .tious are un;i,,!ivd a the iinsaua.
For passage rfrgh apply board r. g. Schultz ut
the Office the wharf. NIL h
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The traveller per X. Road -av-s IS, So
They also forwad 10 Cleveland Portsmouth and
wsake &C. W. e,sin Ter try; Chicago. Illinois; ad to
the rou gsen GRATIS aud Tickets TO be had
only atthe Albany aud Buffalo Ka Road Office %
street. WOLF u kCkEkS.
mye lmsrc
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NEW EVENT O LINE FOR ALBANY.


i01NH - The anj Sp'e ldd mboat NEW
2T@Ax@EPI Ray, cat ii Furey vii have the
; s. f'ot 81 Barclay stree. (aorsh sde) en-
tesuiar days from NeS ,rk Mondays. Wednesdays and
Frdays fr IA la Tre..Vs Thursdays aud SatuId
The New hr has been rcbu aud rsmcd lied, AID ted
no in the bst possible 81 has argenum eie
CANT State X Ia and commo Ii Pr mn,d- Deck
Lad Sa ith sre Ing iations r psIspus
aud extensive airy Cabns Alt her, sh, se
accommodations fr Isdy 100 Tier trtus, of
is g that she will aw be abe the bars with
out 0etentiOn - ira rlis. mi I'm
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Alderman BcSISo, of the 9TH Ward then moved that
Alderman Miller OF the LIST Word, be chosen President
pro tem which wes adopted unanimously.
Alderman DRAKE. Of the 9Th Ward, moved that the
Board proceed TO the cec ion of President for tho
suing ear which was adopted He then nominated Al
dcrman schiefeln, ofthc 18th Ward iorthat Office.
Alderman HAsPRorcx, of the 18th Ward. nominated
Alderman Williams OF the It'll Ward.
Alderman DRAKE and EMMA~s appointed tellers,
and the following was the suit Of the ballot