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GREAT ATTRACTION!
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Corr Wat BroadNuy aud Franklin street, Neig York
II this Establishment be very correct Repre-
ENCE OPOPfUMJ head, OrgIc and hands in motion;
only representation the kind in country. largest
aud beat collection oil Ancient and Modern Coins in the u
Soldier nd
6lud. lead buttons marked u. s. A. HAT
Beeches, Caters, DC, Also, Birds OF Various Plum.
curious Freaks of Nature Indian Implements
Rich Oil Paintings, fine EugTaVin, with many raro
valuable CuTiOsities, Statue George Ill Such col
lection cannot be found in Establishment Kind in
the United States. A double Calf which Is universally
rom the neck down the middle They Crown
perfectly formed, and bought from the Lyme
Jefferson county State OF New York, by Mr.. John jennings
Live White Rat from Derks CO. Penn Admifianee GRAF
Is. Games for Exercise and Amusement, Billiards, Back
Cannon and Dominoes. Billiard Room with two splcn.
did Tables, is also attached TO the house.
Observation-Disclosures and Supper parties
accommodated At very short notice. The Larer will be
supplied with all the delCaCes the Game, Oys.
tes, Beef Seak Mutton Chops, Veal Outlets, &C., provided
at any hour. -.---- Pa.
Atthis Establishment may be eelebTnted bird,
MINo that will repeat almost anything after astrager.
No accommodation for political meetings OF any party.
The Subscriber having become Proprietor OF the above
celebrated Establishment and having made various altcra
tons prepared accommodate the Travelling Public
Transient BOarders in style not unsurpassed by the best
Hotels OF the city OF New York The bar Room, which
tains the Tarest private in this country, being
collection will sustain the reputation
under the charge Mr. Thomas Riley in the quality Gifts
TORY where meals will be served at all hours day
and evening Private for Courts. martial Referees,
Committees, Private Dinner Supper Parties &c. DC
The public respectfully invited TO grant him share OF
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
EnB Persons wishing for Wine and Spirits
on having them genuine at this Establ ishnent. .-
NJ B-PTatc families sLpplied with Dinners Suppers
in superior STYLE for Parties OF number at their
tive homes and OF glass silver out TO any part
ENTRANCE 10 he REFRACTORY in Franklfnst
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MISGElllI1 ANXIOUS.


tIlR rerlar time for the commencement oEthe1 Fall
L Session OF this institution VIII be tho frat day of Sep
re s e soaaa
Rev 3 y: EQLEospg 2, r, ll 1rtnetpai
Miss 4IA Ar a III 9RsRs,, .1sristarS. ~
Miss FRANCIS L. HARDlNGs j = - A.
Prof JOHN wiNkLE, 4.e and German.
< PROT b. b. STONE, Vocal MMsisI 3'.Eof VI
aiss orr viii not take active duty tho eoHt session.
probably be with US in the Spring.
Miss Bliss has been FOR several years conncsI w:ta
.cnlnary Philadelphia. She not only gives iruc.
E the higher branches taught in Seminaries but is
lJ experienced Teacher OF Music and French, Pupils
Muac, can receive lessons rs they may prefer either
rom Prof. Wrinkle, or Miss Bliss.
The Natural Sciences will be taught by the regular
teachers, and made courses ofLecnrcs
b'orc The classes by some experienced Lecturer, and tx
wOuld again direct the attention ofrsrcn.s, to th
Sn W i Know any P9Fg a ETSo
tie majority studies of pupil in any particular
lass, that Is the pupils grade 40 y-.I.TtE
Lights and Ancient Lnugosea if desired, per session
v; 81 hHs T IST RS,,r,. ~, A., $500
iiLr PCiqLs-T ultion-Pnmary, Junior Grudeper
- = I g senior Grade, ~ 1900 200
Seminary proper, Junior Class,
t. Ns4 Rdis :s.s'SP' 5a 1 1sSS
a. Ancient Languages, Fourth year. 1850
No erya charges. ere1pfJ TIE Joloiofdg 5raneAes:
JslS pcr session 0ffve months, with or instrument
Ute ornstruHent for daily practice, 800
,lodz- u Languages PaininEor dtawipgj 1900
| E:r:noldcry, Fancy NeedlewoTS,s or plain Sew.
Vnca Music, Chemical and Philosophical Lectures 90
When Music Teacher gives lessons OF the Semina.
Consequence OF the extra trouble the same Is
Cd AZ N the Seminary, viz; 2lS Per session.
Pupils are charged from the time OF entrance to the
OF session. and nc deduction mn except 6r sickness
With reference to the management or tho school, we
have only tos0y that have here GoreTluest La,V
3imMseEed Kindly in5eed. but stil government and
law, which all Concerned must RESPECT and obey Our
arrangements arc also SUCH that pupils under
es Ta care and trouble to eNchers, but u only
ell views.
AS to the progress OF our pupils In sound learning
those interested will visit attend EXAMINATIONS &c
IEn will point them TO the members Of higher classes
aud say Sitt ostra nonVnsnta-here pledges
Wheeling, Aug. 81. =
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The Heroic Women
BY HENRY G. WATSON,

NV TIt,nTT,Iy' n NJ, ----T-T =
IrI VuI BY l1ENh4 u. WATSON, sE.- e
AUTHOR OF "THE CAMP-ElRES OR TAR REVo
LUTON .rNICHT IN. OtK.-IJOITSR - o.
20 ss+ ~. ~ ,,y,I,,,,,,,S H. 4 i
ton the most trying may be stated to be
the GS9Gt o. ms French tourist
~ lane' mas Iuhiuy saiu mat
tho earth is the sex so generay Tesueced and s
TALLY consulted Our society possesses cream or the
days Oi cnyalty, with much moi shtcnment.
&c WOMAN IA almost an object OF worship. Men have been
innds great and heroic by Pluarehs
loadis and study OF such work asthe " uroic Women'
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CIIAMBERLIN's GOlIMERCIAL
COLLEGE.

LOCATED coRNEE OF MARKET AND THIRD srHErTs, PITTS.
'-'.-' -..--..r BuROH.
o. <. CHAMBRRL1N. Principal and Professor of the
Science OF Accounts. .--..... a.
P. r. SPENCER, Professor OF Penmanship.
HNHE principal Object ofthis Institution is aGo young
men an opportunity obtaining thorough and Ii.
mate knowledge ornoube Entry Book Keeping, and its ap
pcatIOm business operations generally Applicants
College any and attend both day evening"
The OF Instruction Is SUCH VIII enable the student
to take charge conduct scientific principles
set OF Double Entry Books completion the same-
PENMANsmP-To write and legible hand is desira.
every profession, and :icniaTy those who
DESTROYS qualifying themselves for mercantile BUSH
pursuits. This department c conducted by p
Z. Spencer ofohio author OF the Snencean system OF
Penmanshp, gentleman well kno throughout cou.
try, accomplished penman, as one OF tho
most successful teachers orthe age. ----=sz--
Communications addressed to o. X. CHAlIBRRLlN.
will receive prompt attention. aus21
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DISTANC
~ Tha ON of Crane Vine.

THIS oils the result oftyenty yeaTs' Investigation by
u French PhySleiau, and ia now e1tensiVely used In
Frce both the purpose ofkeepg the hair gosay and
restoriTgit ii bald plaee8 :
This Oil iapartfeuIAT1y recommended a. II illTend6r
the Hair son glossy, and pahe, besides nkhgit about
two shades dariteT. 70 1911
FoTPSe by J,B.VOwRLL, 81 URfonHL.
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WA,SHINGTON.

From StanFf, ~ I1iasf eel elJfated
NTHIS largo and magnificent Portrait 9l
from the burin ofan American ftist "a Sbet
aHSVho IsiTe seem It to be ono or the I1e.s
IGcns osaTt ever published, and correet
Inches which fVfl he " .
and ahonld be In the banda
Painting now the State House.
1t q finely engraved, and printed On y -
That ik may he within ths reach Of al the
reduced the peieaito ONE D0AdIR ,neu SttAf
IAN the amount may Ieiy VA 81
ing perfect copy by 70 Ky
7ffee oil poStage ~ - NM III iai
y JOHN s. Ia N Ye1
Rook.seiler aud Pahhshe'' :
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coNsuMPTIoN DURABLE!

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township, Fairfield county Ohio and brother OF "bIujor
General SaneIson ofcor in the OF 1872 euEs1 u
Consumption by the OF i'NstAris Balsam OF Wild
CherTy!,, Enl. HL H. ~. 'L-llL
Rush Creek township, Fairfield co. Feb, %, 1872,
Dear Sir-As consider that my life has beci greatly
prolonged being cuedOf Consumption by the OI
CDR wstar's Balszn of Wild CheTTy,' will state tic
SYMPTOMS my case, that others similarly afflicted may
Induced try this invaluable remedy experienced great
difficulty in breahingi had the HECTIC fever with violent
HusheS or heat and frequent cold chlls, with pain m
side and breast accompanied by very bad Cough was
Ve:y restless nights and lad night Sweats, pcrsi
ring should say, least two gallons night, wetngthc
bed completely through had mot been able work
SCARF. Hut was much emacated, and almost helpless
when commenced using Wstar's lSnsam OF Wild Cherry.
used na 10 bottles land amnOw all those
complaints for my health Is good
! am now years DID, and have taken any or the
asam since 1916, because my health is good not
require any medicines. hut II should have any
my symptoms should use Wstars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. procured the medicine OF MesSrs. Fall & Nc
CTackCn, your agents in Lancaster, Ohio.
The genuine wstaT's lalsam OF Wild Cherry has iIaI
SniIc Of the signature Henry WstSr NJ D., PhiIsde
pha aud 'SanIorI PaTk''On finely executed steel en-
rraVcd wrapper. No Othes can be. genuine. G . fla.
IL Price 81 per bottle-siN bottles for S.
Sold qy J. ID. PARKp Cincinnati, o.
Northeast OF Fourth and Walnut strees-cnTaucu
OH Walnut stcet-tO whom all orders must be addressed
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AIYER,s UN1VRRsUm NO. Nv.

~ AEDGTEp nv cHAA- A. DANA = = ~ { :
THIS day published Continuing the following elegant
i steel engravnssi sIThe Cathedral of Straabtrg'-
stTen's Chape Cnear Kussnaeht in Switzerland
alPre OF the Legion OF Honor In Par go 'Tho Ruins
Etawah, y (IndiR-O -, a =, III y
SubscTbers In advance, receive splendid engraving
premium. Published Bemtsmonthiy.i
publisher will supply specimen numbers grauitOpaly
Agents. and Postmasers, and will make liberal arrange
teHts with them for circulation THE UNlVRRSUMsT
He will also supply Clubs OF two persons 50 half yeaf
afRvs persons at Of larger number same
rites HERMANN j. MEYER,
aug24. Ptt5EtSheT, 164 William ST. NJ t.
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IHcchnnics, Manufacturers md Inventors.
TIME EidIsTu VoLbMkorths SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
commences the 18th OF september Iii principaI.
devoted to the diffusion ofmseu practical kowledpe
and is emnenty calculated to advance the great interests
Observation-Disclosures tdetrfng and Aerielt,al-
the genius and master spirit OF the nation
is vailed Journal of the Sciences
maintained hge character Rt home and abroad {F
The Publishers pledge themselves tho future vol
shall at least equal II surpass their
Among the subjects chiefly brought discussed
in its columns ares Civil Engineering, Agriculture, Rail-
roads, Bridges, Agricultural anufactlres Of
Metal FibrOus and Textile substances, MACHINERY The
purpose Chemical Processes, DIstiIng iCoorng &c .
CAL Philosophical and Optical Instruments Cars CARR.
ages Waterwheels, Wind and Grinding Mills Powers
Planning Machines, Tools for InInbcr,
Earmhg FIRE Arls Electricity TelegTaphs Surgical
ssFuHlcnts &c, besides Claims ali Patents Reviews
Notices Of New lnveutonss American Foreign 5The
work Is in form for binding contains hundred M
STuefnSS oSer nred pages OF printed NATTER and
copons Index Nearly all the valuable Patents which Issue
weekly Tom the Patent Office are Illustrated with
ings IN columns thus making the paper perfect Nc.
chamcal Encyclopedia for future well present rc
YALE4ELE pREuMs oGeEedIforthe largest list OF
Su6SSIlT eI2 10 II Is published weekly;by
UNI x Coz at their Patent Agse2 0ce, 1913 EUltOnst,
TERns one Copy, one year, 81. o. ono Copy sfix
nlontas, aaks IN sddpcitee Five copies for Eix
elk monts, s. 00 10 copies for
ty S ~ months copies lor twelve months
Southern and westsr Money and Postoiee stamina
taken for subscriptions. Letters should be aid
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This includes handbs, pamphlets, engravings, mAga
Zines books and every other description printed matter
on which there s writing other than tho addIessalSo
bound books not exceeding q lbs in weight All printed
matter other than newspapers bona ds subccrbers and
periodicals. published longer period than months, to
be prepaid charged with double the above rates.
These rates include In addition to the matter specified
all transient newspapers not sent to actual subsrTbe.
NsiesdPTS not exceeding ounces in weights aud sent
from the Office publication, per quarter for WEEELIEs
Distance from county publication exceeds 80
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CITY DIRECTORY.
WHEELING posi- OBFICE.
No. e, MoNRoE sTREEr.
f,.co,, o CupYuRE1 d n


fIfttl sis JACOB s. sHRIyRR, p. NJ isrt7 4
.nRIyAL AND DrrARrrRR OF M1Ls-cNEw ARRANaEnEE..J
Circat Mall-arrivesat p. n nom the East
departs AZ u p m, TO tho West. II
Great Mal-arTives at % a. m, from the West.
-. ~ sS departs at 8 a. m, to The East.
vie-aTT yes daily Sunday excepted At10 p m
:, e an Tuesday and Friday, at III q @
Sfsersbnrs-arTives Monday wednesday and Friday d
,nRaais NJ 10 M Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday
Seubenvie-arTives daily oSundhya e&neptsd) at III H
s,.r A. ~ sd.vs THURSDAYS and sairdays al
Sa IN. Departs Monday, Wednesday and Fnday At q m
MoIgant0wn-rfd WayTcsbug, Pa arrives ThuIsday a.
,. IN. Departs Friday at 8, 4. M
Morgantown-ria Blacksve arrives Tuesday al 'p' M
Ssthiny and west LSerty-leav O'Clock on Tueu-
tlay, Thursday and Saturday. -
RATE OF POSTAGE
The new Post Once law, passed March I'd, 1851 fixes
Tho rates OF Postage AZ I0ll0Wgi --t4l .ll Y .
On Lssrs-Any distance within the u 81 not exceeding
5000 miles, per half less, &c prepaid or unpaid
Exceeding 5000 miles, &c prepaid, or 1Oc unpaid.
Every halounce less, additional to be charged extra,
according TO the above rates.
Drop letters cent; advertised letters, cent additional
10 any other charges.
On CfreuIars, dc. .-'-r
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.sPROsPR6TUso
saanl % stifiogEi oETHEs lohabi iesi2L =
AMERICANA VIII gRENIEW.I.

:Gani "a stifiagEt oETHEs loHabi le5io. -
AMERICANA VIII REVIEW,
n the oTginsi Prospectus ofthe American. Rev ~
Il sued atwashington by Mr. Colton Its former
tor and BditOr, number Of the lHadirg Wig M
the Twenty seventh Congress Csl6=6) sn9scIles4
names to the following resolution
tEarnestly approving thep plan Of such e y
long needed and or manifest impor lance the
agree to contribute for its pages fom time 70
communications may DO necessary to eet Nv mo
fend the doctrines Or It's United Of ths n
Signed by George ~ March Daniel - Z
PhefsOn BefFiens 5-R.-1ngerSoll, n
Chngma1,. Daniel Webster X. q inthIop, I,S,f
lor King, Hamilton Fish, T. r Kennedy Wpi s. Alss
Rufus ChoafS, 4leSi hder H. =, ~ In
an engraved portrait Of some dist y
be found in every mum ber OF tho ~.
ally Re portraits OF living american 81
evSr that is possible, win be w
dc Memoir Of the person Tepfese . ltiti
The ffst objects the view arc .ol eouIs ~ DE-
tits designed TO set forth and deiend the %
II. and tho 5ist of the
Union 1t has been matter OF Just
that though i embraces it, due y
gence and leafning Of the eoutfy it has ~
Monthly Origin ~ ~
fta onini0hs nd measures The ~
can ReyfcW have them heS sg sfif
rehroach. by securing Eohtfbuti0 fpm
and truth. q = :. ~ Ian IitffAes j
spirit With political 2! y. -. Il, ,aytttt
TERNs.-Singie subseriptions 50 ;yeSI, IN;
Subscriptions to clubs Of les q
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REAL FIRE PROOF SAFES.
MORE PROOF OF THBsUPERIoR QUALITY OF
MRSSRS. BURKE q BARNES CELRBRATED

NHE character these Safes in St Louis, before so
being superior all others, would have been
unnecessary; hut in order 10 accommodate Mr. Hail. the
paentee and OF fHaps Patent Concrete Safes
which has burnt all other makes ray note United
States CWildeT's patent included took his chaeng
and the result below by the Committee super.
intended the burning ofthe SAFES Weonly
were not left in the flrnaees two hours longer.
The Safe which tesedis to DO at Store,
invite the public to call and elne II feel
that will doubt their fire proof qualities
having the specimen which passed through TIM
ferY ordeal on the 18th Of June. .,i.57..-
for the Manufacturers No. IS Levee End No
81 Com. Street.
undersigned. committee appointed by. & Hail. on
behalf of Hall, DOdd & CO., of Cincinnati, and Messrs
Violet & CO.. agents Of Messrs Burke Barnes Go
PSbug to test the fire proof qualities OF the safes
mLde by tbe respective princpas-report, that have
this day subjected SAFE OF zach manufacture OF similar
szc which had been in years. in ovens 10 ire
made with dry oak wood and Psburg stonecoaI for fa
space and half hours, and during that pe we bc
ieye the tAppneWas far greateE any ordi.
nary atonhat at the expiration or that tine on
taking the sales from the furnace, and doyn
we Uun that Iron casting both in places entries
Iy burnt on bEt that the books unihured and on
opening, the cafes we books and papers entirely un
This found to Be with both Safes the only
ereeptibe the appearance oCthe interior was
that the vaTnSh the OF Burke & Barnes safe
entirely uniI6red while that on Hall, DOdG & Co.'s
bsteTed ard baeke16ds, Ine0nelnal0n, woui re.
that the ofths test, h4ye hesay
tfon in safes OF both the conf
deDce ofthe pdbIic. - p 49, ~
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Extinct nom letter received nOna Physician in Md.

Extract from letter received fona Physician in Nd
CAAHRID0E, Nd Oct. 9th, 1850.
McsSra SANDS Gentlenen;- My little daughter
heted for long time with SOC Head anu Eyes, anu by
using your Sarsapaa perfectly cured,
cines having failed TO IeIcVe her. Having
used il and tested its efficacy, Inow confidently
in preference TO other as it seems to possess
ties contained in any other preparations aud find that
purchasers 1Itrr they ave used it, invariably
article again, whenever they require medicine IUr
which this Is Recommended. Respectfully yours,
.......-.34 j. FLINT, III. ID.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by a. Dr
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton st. corner q
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout tho United States and Canadas Price ST per
bottle; six bottles for s.. For salc by -
Il... ......-..-.. J. H. CRUMBACKER,
|-- -.-...-.--. No. TO Main st, Wheeling.
L. Wilcox OF PittsbuTgh; ScntOn Sharpe OF Maysvic,
Shackeiord d Criehton, Portsmouth, and T. b. HnHaIl
Cincinnati .a scptI0-3m
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CITY DIRECTORY.

- Werehants' and Meehnniea' Bank
IscoaPoRATED 1895. CAFIT4L $4,000.
Northeast Corner of Main and MOnrUe streets. -
John w GILL. Presidents SosIEsKI BRADY Cashier
discount day-Tnesday.
North western Rank OF Virginia.
I .-s-sai s1HeoRPoRATED 1919. CAFrrAL $4,000.
10 Southwest Corner of Min and Monroe streets
John C. CAMPBELL, PreSidenti DAN'L- LAMB, Cashier
Discount dAy-Thursday. .fg.'
81. DHnnufaeturers' and FaFmers' Bank
--a-1. l.- ns Of wheeling.
~. Main street, between Monroe and Quincy.
,1,orroRA-rp MARCH, 1885, CAPITAL Stock $4,000.
al rHos. SWEENEY. PrsS't. JOHN LAST, Cashier.
= WheeIinE snTInEs' Institutioa.
5yg,ts- ,-i.ss No. 1BQ, Main st f3'us
IxcroBoaATED 1884 cAPrTAL $1,000.
n NELSON, Presidents wILLIAM MccOT, Treasurer.
ssDiseout dSy--Tbursday. 80 FsE4.z-- $50.
savinEs. hank or-WheeIinE.
Conner of Maa and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling
IScoRPoRATED 1851. CAPITAL $1,000
Z. rHos. H. LIST, Presidents WIZ. RANKIN. Treasurer
Discount day, Friday.
mAsONs.
opoR oon No Ill., Main st. over Robb's Chair Factory
ONO LODOE, No. 1Ot, meets the first Monday night OF
%afEIso UuOs cHArFEn, No 10, meets tho second
%IIELISG LopoE, no. ISs meets on the third Monday
wHEKLING ENGANFNENT OF h t. meets on the fourth
Monday night OF every month, .ta
.. ODD FELLOWS. aim
Lopez RooH, No. 1913, Market street. near the Post Office
YmOrxrs Lopez, No 3 meets every Thursday evening.
Fa INKLIN Lopez, No. - meets every Monday evening.
wa TELL Lopez, No. g. meets every Wednesday eve
wHEELS0 LoDGE No. 3D. meets every Saturday evening
sPAEoLA Lopez, No. 50, meets every Friday evening.
A1RANs ExcAnPMENT, No. /, meets list and ID Tuesday
each month. g.. tti. .I.
wheeling Custom TIOuse.
Rtablished In 1881. E. Il. swEARlNGBN Surveyor ami
Collector OF Customs, Once No. 10, Union street.
ImpOItauons to this port made BY way OfNew Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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OF this remedial agent We forbear to say anything the
" speedy and certain action in removing Rheunatsii
Neural sprains, pains from Bruises, Burns, &C., is
that to speak It's real merits,
really fear could scarce give credenee
~ tif 1t be had at ilaf. Z
isiir5-- .t. PAXTON & La KEsSgsEf4
- mails .lf .sif lts End OF Susp. Bridge, aud a
Aug. el-1y.d. BRENTLINGER &ARMsTRoNG'S:
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sTANDING CoaIMITTKEs.

ON oRDrNEEcE1-Messrs. Nelson, the Mayor, (Chair'
man. Lamb, Yarnal and the Clerk.
or F1sAse.s-Hessrs. Brady, Gill and Lamb.
On AcoOuSTs-Messrs. wekhami HOrnbrook anil
Woodrow
Lure; Hammond and Mathews. O.
or wA1ER woRKs.-Messr Tanner BshOlai H I3a
NSttbswsj Wiekham and the Superintendent Of Water
Works 81.
Wait 9T N4'FFr H'''t-A'''f'. Wi'A1'"' ''n'''' anu
~ CO.., B,rrs-Msssrs. Gill; Brady; Lamb and the
superintendent or Water Works
on LASprSos-Msssrs. HalloweiIi Cots and Yarnnll
on FIRE DEPAKTNESr.-Messrs. Bishops Hushesi Mat
GheUs; ThaTP md Wait
Or PErITIoEa-Messrs. Tanner Gil and woodrow.
oHR,IL ROApa-Messrs. Bradyi BiHhop; Forbesi Gill,
LamS; Tanner and woodrow.
Or RLrcr1oNs-Messrs. Lamb; Hornbrook and ThaIp.
on sALARIrs-Nessrs. YarnaIli cOttsi EehOls, TharI
on AsarssMrNTa-Messrs. HOrnbrOOki BishOpi Hpghss'
JedeEs and Matthew'S ~.
oTGnAprs-Msssrs. Forbes, Colts; Jeaersi WieklAnI
OK RAJ EsrArE-Messrs. Gill; Bishop Brady' Halo
well and Woodrow.
Or PuBLrc CENETERY.-Messrs Wiekham' MeLuIe'
JsGers5 Matthew'S and Wait
on LroHr.-Mssars COttsi Bishops Tanueri Wait and
YarnaH. r Vi .FsE
ASSESSORS.
lat wsrd-F. A. BEESELrxorE. Cd Ward1GEo. Ron.
"a sS aTloR 4ih "ara-DA'iO HAM
ALDERMEN.
lat ward-Dlvid Machine. cd w.1James MeCo9nen
3dW.-Geo. Duty. 9th W. John L. Newly. 9th W.
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h.ro IA WaTd-Dr w. j. Bates. 4th ward.-John Gill
ss6Iist Sr 6th ward-JosiAh Powell.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
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curator of City Etai.-JOel Trailer
sor,r,eer Of caaiH Gdns.-Geo Bulger.
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