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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1882.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor.
JAMES S. wHEATE, Clerk.
r. w. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. l. SkS0SToS, Sergeant
syre1E,,s DSyutfss-Is waTu-IsaAc n. Pearl. I'd war
Adm. W. Clemens. ID waTd-John Bowers. 18th ward
Henry P. ChaPine. 9th ward-James S. Campbell.
JouN MooRE, Superintendent Water Works
JAcoB Z BIER, Wharf Master
JAtoH ANIcK, Street Commissioner.
JANIS ". EwIKs, Assessor and Collector Of Water
J"snrA C. WILLY, Lumber and Coal McasurOr, and Qua
CUR OF Wines and Liquors.
DANIEL MURRAT, Market Master
TnoNGs CAMPBELL, Collector Of Assessments.
WN j. STOpDART, City Surveyor.
JANEs F. MELVIN, Flour Inspector.
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MEMRERs OF COUNCIL.

FIRsr wARD-John MoLuTe, Jr.i John Hughesi S. u.
Woodrow; Isaac Colts
sEcoxD wARD.-JOhn Bishops Geo E. wiekham.
TmRD wARD.-s. BradyiJ. J. Yarnalli John NJ Math
ews; Daniel Lamb.
FoURru w1Rp-Dr James Tanner; E. c. LETTERS; a. S.
Halloween; d. V. ThaIpi David Hammond.
FIyru WARD.-George Forbes; John W. Gill Lorcnzu
n. Wait; Jacob HoTnbIOOk Henry Eehols.
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wmRELING Gas COlIPANY.

President-JOHN W. Gill. Secretary Jas y. "heAte
r,aFTsT-Josah F. UPdegTah. Engineer aud IHgPeetoT-
Shu'l. II, GOIdthoTp.
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Extract from letter received frOma Physician In Md
CAMBRIDGE, Nd, oct. 9th, 1891
Messrs. SANDS Gentlencn:-My nItle daughter Wa
aiced along with SOIc Head and kyes, ny
using your afSaanla, perfectly cuTed edI.
ciIes sapa having failed IeIic Having
used Il aud tested its efficacy, now confidently
it preference TO oc, IT seems to possess
contained any other preparations and find
purchasers alcr they'll used 1t, invariably
article again, whenever they require medicine
----H---H- j. FLINT, 81. ID.
Prepared and sold, wholesale aud retail. by A H. ~ III
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton st, corner
William, New York. Sold also by druggists ally
throughout The United States and CanadaA Price 81 eT
bottles ak bottles Tor S.. FOR sale by
.-... J. H. CRUMBACKER,
M. 10 Main st., Wheeling
l.. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh ScaIOn Sharpe OF MaysViIc,
SlRCleord * CTictOn POrtsnOuthi and L. fiinnal
Cincinnati. septIU-3In
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lLook 70 Your CougheI

ITO all sush a. Iaborng under Coughs Colds Hoarse
II Gessr Pains in the Breast Splitting Blood, &C., I'VE
pound Syrup of Bpneset pleasant, safe and speedy
can had at Messrs. PAxroX & LKKR,E end Of
tho SuspentiOn Bridge, and at -
s5r.. e..4., n BRENTLINGRR d ARMSTRoNG'S
augeI- yrid Monroe Atreet, Wheeling
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CONGRESS HALL.

TNHE subscribers take pleasure In informing their friends
aud the travelling community generally, that they
this day taken possession OF that well established and ia
VOrabIy known Hotel. ,,
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FOREIGN POSTAGE.


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Wheeling Custom House

EtGbilshed in 1881. E. n. SEARlNGES, Surveyor anil
Collector Of Customs, once No. 10, Union street.
Iniro rations this port made by way New Orleans
New Yo.k, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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IN QUART BOTTLES.
Il For Purifying the Blood, and for the Cure of
lSCRoFULA, MRRCURIAL DISEASES, RHEUMATISM
/ CUTANEoUS ERUPTIoNs, STUBBORN ULCERS,
/ Mt Tlyc

For Purifying the BLOOD, and for the CureOf
SCRoFULA, MRRCURlALD DISEASES, RHEUMATISM
CUTANEoUs ERUPTloNs, STUBBORN ULCERS,
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, BRoNCln :
tbs, SALT .RHEUM, CONSUMPTION. FE
YER SORES FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
ERYSIPELAS, LOSS OF THE APPE. t''
TITE., PIMPLES. BILES, ttSN.
,.'' RRAB DEBILITY, &c. &c. r-I ~
This borne the test OF over Ii years
experience since introduction 10 public favor du:
ing which time numerous limitations sprung into cXst
cnce founding their claims to the confidence oto oomnu
nifty on the curative powers contained Oo
the great reputation and extended use OF which has bect
mainly attributable the many wonderful cures Cected by
tho use OF this preparation While SarBap1r HOo forms
an important part its combination, Is at the
time compounded with other vegetable remedies OF great
power II Is in the peculiar combination aud scientific
manner its preparation that its remarkable success In
the cure OF disease depends Other preparations initiate II
In tho style putting up and in bearing Of
its Ingredients, and here ends their resemblance TO it
Those needing remedy and purifier like this REQUEST
whee this difference exists and in making ehUco
they will not TO take any other but that ono er'
titled their confidence tho long list Of cures II las
effected living witnesses, whose Testimonials and re>'
deDees have pubsLed and who still bearing daily
testimony TO its worth.
LAYER CoMPLAI INT AND SALT RHEUM.
..-...4.... ...,. New IORK, July -, 1919.
MesSra. A Il. q. d. SAS :-WUIus L1u
leeby eEpIeSs my Ulons, IN conveying the Ieasts
u.egene tAE mywlIe Is lestoed to PERFECT sSlln W e
IuaL covered the whole surface
b0dy HAT would have bceH lnOSAIUie 10
any part the humUr; the head lace and
body covered with Ike those ola hsl the han
&c Quantities, aid walking caused Ihe
cluciGtng agOues, II affected the Joints seEee.y
any OiIeI part She sLhe cd long time OI
atecuon yer, connected with general deDiy.
% ost OF ;lle nervous system FhysCais.
Europe AMERICA, had exhausted the cuIcd
without eeetis cue, OF scarcely ahoTdis Iele nd
eIsCa skill uayaIiing untli Abe happily eG
your SarBapaTllIa, Ihe dscdse pronounced sat
iheuln hut her whoe system Internally and externally,
altogether deranGed; but complete has beeL the
using SarEa for six weeks, aud taking H.
less dozen bottles, that she eIlOyS
health than IOr previous 10 taking the SaIsatarla
object III making this communication that all
have rcd has, may know aud 10
Apply Ielrf, (alid NGiu,) a compete
Will be The result MY WIG uiIes with neS'tIcsl
thanks; and believe Inc, gentlemen,
Yours sinceTrIy, FERRlER SAZER.
GEa County OrL ss:-Eeier Maze, bcIIs
duly sworn doth depOee and say that the foregoing
nIeit, which subscribed Ills name,
cuale TO the best OF knowledge aud bclie-SwOGI
Iibed this 9Th day OF July, 1873, before me,
C.S, Woodruff, Mayor.
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ODD FELLOWS,

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- =, . BY. Henry g. WATSON,

-. Z. - BY HENRY G. WATSON. y -,lt /
AT TrI6N OF TH 4 IA 81 OF THE HEYo
10 set before the women OF America examples for
S X the most tyig Guy may Be stated 70 be
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III the U. States, Woman In no country uon
it e aSS 5 70 and SO
days oil clfvalry, with nch moe enlightenment hero
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The Sister Of Dngaeselin, tEaae,aoisele A,nsc4, .
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joan Il 2Ieh ss Messs Tf D,sss.
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The Heroic Women
HJESTOR

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
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DAVID H. BISHOP,
GERARD b. ALLEN.
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Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets, Cine
natl, Ohio General Agent for the West TO whom all
ders must be addressed. -. u.
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q D. TlDIlSIlcTsl I
~. u No.9S, Ghes1tutS treel, PHILADELPHIA
&C. Very liberal fduee 0u 6 made 70 Gettre and
eTsec net ncfss= AlfTt capital o. from So 10 $50
TO eg'se III The sale uese aud popular u5rk1 mani
% heh sold ercIsirely 6u 7faIsIius sRs auss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
mo LET to DAGUERREOTYPISTS

TO LET-The basement and under
basement of the new Store No. l64 William-st Their
il abundance of light in the well a. front and we
adapted for mercantile business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
DROOKLYN PROPERTYaxor SALE.

The handsome residence of Alex. Underhll, situated
corner of Bedford and Pskays East Brooklyn, consisting
OF frame dwellings titled in, covered with cedar Ouimhys
conductors &c. caragehouse stable poutryhouse, Sc
and eight valuable lots OF which front Beorav Is
now offered for sale The house built in lSO in the
substantial expressly for the occupancy OF the
owner and contains Ia besides bathing halls and
cellar The garden has about ~ gTapevines Of the Isabella
and varieties with arbors and selected variety Of
fruit trees IL growth besides smaller fruits all IN
full bearing On the sidewalks large sugaraplc horse
cheut and other shade trees There are three lines OF
stages to the Brooklyn ferries which passes the door
the Others within short distance Price DC taken soon
% 500 of which s. 500 remain. Possession immediately
Il desired Apply above, or TO CHARLES KNOX, No.
Ia Eulton-st, New-NoIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
NOR SALE in FLATBUSH, four and
} zoo ACRES of TIMBER LAND

csOOV the terminus Of she Black River Canal
easy market with say-inl and abundance
of waterpower, for sale cheap, and accommodating
terms exchanged for city property For particulars
ply TO JOHN ). EDWARDS Carthage, OF A. SHEER
MAN, No. lo6 Nassaust, NewYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
NOR SALE-A Country Residence in

the beautiful village Of LITCHPIELD, Conn- wi,hn
fve hours ride of New-York via Sew.fors and
hr, cou.irr,g ten rooms with large basement t'ehrn
The oubudins- good spaspe q 'ssp NV
,s,lsr gvs Garden and choice Fruit Of ali Kinds 70,
rsiber with au Ice-hou-s full Of ice and GsperJ vii
IL sold cheap Any gentleman wishing sainns, 1905
,Id So w., IA lk Al this before purchasing ese"nefe
For further psrtisular- inquire o. T. VAN WlNhkE'
F.a Merchants Exchange; HIRAM w WANTEtS 10
o. oeoas.' VI VI ~ 6. Y. DAVIS.
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mo LET-A fine Store, No. 81 Beck
man-ss- corner Of Gold Also, large Room either
~ Sls.roou. &c &c This Is BY loo feet, with
, IN three streets and Of the most elegant Sales
in the lower part of the city Also the third story oil
a. sae building being the size the second hoor
Apply On the premises, 10 JAS N ShAh.
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nor SALE in WILLIAMBURGH-A

superior built House. repete with every convenience
situated in leading short distance from the Ferries
large portion of the purchase money remain mort
aage If desired. Apply at No IN Pearl-st- N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
LATENT HYDRANTS.-The Barthol-

II omew Patent SELECTING ssfety-vslve HYDRANrS
than ait wears rast and in the exposed locations IN the
civ and have been well proved to BE- superior 10 any other
Hyrant in They strong durable simple IN consuc
ton will not burst pipe likely freeze properly put
in Children do not break them, and cannot leave them
running (beng always left shut are chespy repaired WIN
out mp particularly well adapted to tenant houses
and where families and children have sccess 70 mem
not subectns the landlord TO the penalty imposed oy ne
Water board for leaving hydrant running when not IN us
these being never ef running Also Double Hydr.nts sup
plyng two lots and fifty families Made al No. 81 AaIions
ony and for sale by the Plumbers generality also 10
Albany Phisdelphis. Washington, Cincinnati banso' D.
Louna and other plsceA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
+ ONG ISLAND PARASITIC adj

Ivertser offers for sale large tract comprising over 900
Land lying partly Long island Railroad and adj
This land about IS miles from Brooklyn Ferry and COM
prises some of the richest farming lands Long island
This good opportunity 10 purchase TO sell again. sales can
be readily made remunerang pnces and the owner not
having the 10 sell in small parcels would be willing to
allow good portion OF the purchase money to remain on
bond and mortgage. Address d. C. B. Tribune Office, with
name of real parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

Ii FRIV ALE CALE-OIt DuIIUIIIS
N LOT on the south side of 2d-st commencing 10 feet
west of 3dav Is feet by go feet inches In depth
Also one Lot of Ground the southery SIDE OF Douglas
st. ll2 inches eastey from the southeasery corner
of Court and Dougast in the City of Brooklyn said Lo
being % feet front and by 50 feet IN depth
large portion OF the purchase money can remain on Iono
apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer, No 7
Rroad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
uyO LET-To a small family without


ebildrru about half the House No 50 East 22d st. fe
hons of i,h-av The hous finished expressly 20 s
ooumndate small families and hss every convenirnos
,xs, fr a gentee residence For further particulars APP
py . above between and u A NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

ITO LET-Very cheap-Four handsome
Il HOUSES new finished IN modern style on Bedford
sy- near DE hah East Brooklyn. Apply to j. MAXWELL
the PREMISES 10 o. SLOANE, No. 2ij HudsOn-st-
Nev-lork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

HVO LET-To Family of three grown
persons without servant the second floor ola modern
House, consisting Of two parors with two bedrooms
attached Croton water with of bathroom located
the railroad and stage would be let TO single Gen.
tlemen furnished unfinished without Board Good ret
eences given required For &c, apply to No. SO
East Z2d-st- near Lexington-ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

ITO RENTING large Rooms in the
l. Of BIady's Daguerrean Gallery, No. 25 Broad
WAY. Apply on the premises. NJ b. BRADY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
LvOR SALE-A three story brown-stone

funt House. finished since last fall with al the mod
Improvements Also large tkrees brick House.
y by a. with sixteen Ia Let situated the south
cry SIDE OF DcaEs- Hoyt-st. Broosyn- Inquire At
the s,ose OF HlNNAN SMITH. No 2i7 PeAsf, n. Y,
JOHN 4. HUGHES Ne. les pesil-st, Brooklvn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

EOR SALE-A modern House, upon
the Rariis with all necessary con,enences and out
buildings with ~ excellent Land under LOca-
ton high and healthy. aud within few minutes DIVE, upon
the Somerville Mrnpke OF the Dcp6t NewBrnswick,
n J. Fine Pear Orchard and other fruits Terms - COO
Apply to PETER CONONER, New Brunswick, " J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
UNFINISHED COUNTRY RESI-

ITO LET-To a small, genteel Family,
II two Rooms on the first floor aud Bedroom on third
with privilege in cellar of house No 1874 Thirdst near
South 3ds williamsburg Inquire the premises Of
II g. ALLEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
NOR SALE-PROPERTY on WASH

II INGTON and WARREN STS-The vacant lot No.
9 the side of Westinghouse 70 feet inches in
front by 80 feet DEPTH adjoining the southeast corner of
Wsuen-st Also the two wosory bnck houses and lots,
20 each in Waenst by 70 feet IN depth but
ting upon the of the aforesaid lot No 30 Washington
st and forming from Washington TO WaTen-st The
Wsuen-st houses he altered by very small
outlay and by using ~ feet OF the of the lot WASH
inxtosi they be made IS feet deep giving sufficient
ground tor three good stores which viii command high rents
This prppery Ia the advancing business part the
city and the immediate neighborhood OF the Erie and
Hudson River Railroad Depot For price and terms apply
70 JAMES IA. THOR\E, No. los Walker-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
Real estate for 8ale.
. = NGE COUNTY FARM for
r AND for SALE-Nine acres of rich

Aand covered with rare shrubbery. and about ov pa
ins nearh trees (which Will pay the interest," on tns oy
-, to bourS sail from the city and the views
Tor beauty and grandeur Abundance Of game nsn
AMY A. tie Clarendon Saloon corner OF Duane-s1 ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

IyAIENI NOI EUI1EsIS.- NC SUI
srrib-n having been appointed agents for she sae OF
stanhrs steamboats, and CANA b,sts now prepared 10
Offer ar s.r the night the any OF the bays
S ye,rx I,krs or canals tho United States else
vherr and also the night the on the Atlantic OF
P.rifc Ore.ns Models may be and examined on sp-
P- RALFH KELLOGG aud
JAMES B. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15
sIO 900 PROPERTY at PORT

NV IUeVVVo JFKFIS, on us lVtW- IUIH "'1
pne Railrosd-For sale al a great bargain, tweh'y-
shree building Lots 25xll0 feet each upon winch thse
sd nine dwelling houses all occupied by good ten
sDts The improvements insured for s'voo ua ioos
m the above property sold within one week fhe aver
ti.er would make loan Of $1,000 upon the same az e.
cent for three or five years bond and fIss
mortgage Title indsputabIe. Apply 10 ~ W. hobEhIo'
M e Nssean-st
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THO LET-Two twO-stOry and attic
brick Houses in Skillman-st, nesr Park.sv- Esst-
Prookyu about 100 feet from the stage routes The houses
contain eight rooms and panres each ROOM and the
water from the cisem conveyed 10 the ktcnen hens
5000 Apply to c. KNOX, No. l2S Fulton-sh
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TNOR SALE-A Farm of 70 acres, new
house. barn. and wagonhouse pleasantly situated near
the village Of Planeld n j. cheap and on accommodating
terms or exchanged for city property: Apply to-
A. SHERMAN. No. LOG Nassaust
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LNAhN lOT Stf1r1 Ut ffNtIIF'SVVt7'' IT T.
ii -For sale, FARM containing about 90 acIss - :
eeens land beautifully situated the Turnpike Road lead
Inc from RY,ckyn to nempsiead ~ miles from BROOKLYN
and mile west OF the Village OF HelnpSead with snN
wheat and I'VE with orchard OF VARIOUS
kinds o; tsuit which $3.50 with peaty Of manure
with the place. TsohigiS Of The purchase reuAu On
bond and mortgage Apply unedAiely % The subscriber AZ
Hampstead L. L. Price, SAN. SlLNANCS BEDELL
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Marbinerp, &r.

CTEAM ENGINE and BOILER for
- sALE-Enrine iohonss power made BY VIM Rurdon;
Boiler locomotive 5hose power al in perfect ordsr can
be sren Al No SIS Stantons Also Engine 2hore power
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-TOTEL for SALE-Completely fur

uished with IS acres OF lawn and Woodland, arge gM
dem outbudings &c. about 70 miles from the cy over
looking the ocean splendid sceney ver and sea oathnz
s.ne cunning fishing &c fortune can be realized IN
Few wears VIII be sold at great bargain WV ony TO
ouired in cash the balance bond and mortgage Apply