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'FARAER's GulpE.-Thc concluding number of this m
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CITY OFFICERs FOR 1882.

MURGAN NELSUN, Mayor.
JAMES S. wHEATE, Clerk.
X. W. HARDING, Treasurer
}. l. SANCTION, Sergeant.
SeTse1nrs waTd-Isaac ~ Pearl Cd ward
Adm. W. Clemens. Sd ward-John Bowers 18th ward
Henry =. Chaplnc. 9th ward-Jancs S. Campbell.
joins MOORE Superintendent Water Works
JAcoB T. Bier, Wharf Master.
JACOB AAIcX, Street Commissioner.
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DANIEL MuRKAY, Market Master.
TuoNA CAMPBELL, Collector OF A assessments.
wv. J. SropDIRT, City Surveyor
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Established in 1881. f. b. SWEARINGENt Surveyor AMI
Collector OF Customs, once No 10, Union street.
port made by way New Orleans
New York, Philadelphia ard baltimore.
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CITY ! DIRECTORY.
gwIrEEI1NG POST OFRICE.


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jp. III. Departs Friday at g. a. M
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Departs Wednesday at 6, a m. - IT. -
Bethany ard Wcat berty-leaVes al O'CLOCK On iues
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