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- TEL Pms IMPORTED DIRECr-1EU. NJ. MLsI, Nos. d.
- aud Exchange, has received thus day the celebrated
Pas made % order IN BrminshAE stamped C. VI West
Richmond, Va. Price - This Pen
Satsfactiln than other Pen They
free Of postage upon receipt uf the prise
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hW CoNCf1tN-CON MONTAGUE No 20 Main .,,e.
announce TO their friends they
~ me Dry Goods bushes. old stand and nv *.
R,sh VIII their Fall of staple an
lion ~ Dy Goods. to which they particularly cali the
..,v 80 friends In want. and determined TO offer then
They viii and a complete assortment prices
~ ,s endeaSour lbe .ha
ne PUBLIC patronage stock on hand win b. sold oa
s' bargains until the LIST Of September.
Angus, i.,. ,s,s-,,ao JAMrr T. cox,
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y0urON BOND- rom -,LE--2O 900 iTs-inia ai.d -.

oFHcE r. ,. 4 p. II. r. Co,
RIchmmnl. AmEnst u. l.l1. auln
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6N retiring from rIue. -fe,r'ly and confidently re-.
COMMEND = patrons aud the public generally, dru
o. REEVE a BLAIR
LaI-tI ~ anHnnR
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has hans complete assortment n Blank Books prs
and maa and ready receive orders for account books
ruled bound In desirahe style Ao on
Ian a. FooscaP Letter Paper and station
H. si share ~ patronage and engages "gye entire
.utsaction. Il. II. SANNAY,
Bookseller. Houkhuder aud Staiioner,
au3 NOS Exchange Hotel on iiih street.
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EtO-P NRTNEt-IIiP-Mr J w. BLAIR having purchased .
~ latere, Of H. y" a. sEABEOOK, % tire late
BROOK REEVE has entered into partnership with Mr. =
REEVE under th~ style of RFE'E BLAIR ana s ruutnu,
carry on the ApIhtrary aud Drug bIrgss ts
scatr'Ys Reeve, hope sirIct bgu,s8
1T share OF - patronage 81 literally extended ,
T.. PAISON REEVE.
Ia uf
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NyOI1C-The
the style Of oUARLEs BROOKE and will continue the Hal
and shoe Bu-ne- the old stand
HENRY W. QUARLES
ROBERT I. BROOKE |
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
HousE-The Bill to issue half pay TO certain wild
ows and orphans, passed.
Mr. Marshall asked leave to offer a resolution to
place at the discretion Of the President SlO.000,-
600, TO meet any extraordinary emergencies in our
foreign relations which may arise during the recess
of Congress. He merely wished it referred, and
moved a suspension of the rules so as to make a
motion of refer.ance. The House refused to sus-
pend the rules-yeas &c nays LOG.
STANDARDIZATION of Thomas Ewbank was pre-
scented asking an appropriation to enable him to
lest his recently dis covered paddle wheels.
Mr.. Davis submitted a resolution calling for al
further correspondence relative to the fishery ques-
ton not heretofore communicated Adopted.
Mr.. Miller offered q resolution directing inquiry
as to the proprety of re-orga nizing the Republic
of Liberia.
Mr.. Gwynn offered resolution directing in
quiry TO the propriety of providing for the ap-
po..tmen of an Associate Justices Of the Supreme
Court of United States for the District of Oregon
and California.
The Senate then went into execution session fol
a short time, subsequent the bill TO establish a
railway from the Mississippi to the Pacific was ia
ken up.
Mr.. Brooks moved substitute proposing con :
tract with the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad com
pany lately incorporated in the State ofN ew York
for the construction of said road.
After short discussion the subject was laid a :
side, and the Senate adjourned.
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By the National Line.
FOR Observation-Disclosures
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

New York, Jan. 16.
The Arabia arrived at O'Clock, P. NJ. to-day.
The new Ministry have taken possess on of their
| official quarters. On Wednesday Lord John Rus
sell held diplomatic levee at the Foreign Office
Mr.. lngersoll was present.
Napoleon returned to Paris on the 2sth. There
was no enthusiasm manifested, Notwithstanding
many rumors were got up during his absence OF
attempts on his life. Rumor says he is much an
noyed at the delay of Russia, Austria and Prussia
to recognize him, and insists upon being called
Brother, and Napoleon nd, by crowned heads
England has accorded the civility.
The French Senate is convoked for February
18th.
Napoleon is parcelling the Royal residences a
mong the imperial family.
The Emperor has signifed to the British Minister
that he can hereafter receive no Englishmen, I'M
less they have been previously presented at the
| court of theiro own Sovereign
NJ. Garrilea, Professor of Mathematics, and
distinguished Republican, has been o1dered to quit
France. .-r .. ...
Government is making great exertions to eff
tect commercial treaty with Germany, founded
on mutual concessions.
The Porte OF Rome has addressed letters to all
the European powers, inviting them TO interfere
Tor the prevention of Christian suffering and perse
cutions from the Turks. The Porte has refused
granting further concessions respecting the navi-
CATION of the BosphoruS.
The Turks have been routed in recent battle
with the Montevegians, and the latter have Carl
soued the fortress and are putting it in state OF
defence.
Officers in India remain unchanged. The Bor-
MIA annexation question is not yet decided by the
Governor General of G alcutta.
Markets unchanged, and money abundant. The
prospect of trade favorable. Hollingshead
quotes cotton tolerable steady at 1-16 lower. M'-
Henry quote breadstuffs 10 desire of sellers and
buyers to operate Indifferent. Late arrivals of
wheat ex ship sold at deduction of from 2 to Sd.
Orleans white corn 34s, subsequently resold at an
advance oflSd. Baltimore and Philadelphia flour
IN OQc IN, CQc pa1 pha,f I
I'd to 11d,white 7s6L to Cd. Richardson & Bros,
quote unsettled, weather improved, some enquiry
for corn but all breadstuffs unchanged since sail
ing of the Baltic. Maxim QUOTES flour as scarcely
maintained, and corn without enquiry. Gardner
quotes pork as fully maintained at late advances
Lard low stock and increased firmneSs. Tallow
declined Is.
Earrings London circular quotesAmerican stocks
as unchanged, and good demand for Federal
stock.
Metals are tending upwards, As dearer per ton.
and an increased demand. Bullion in the Bank
has declined third OF a million. Coin in more
request and tending upwards. Lead declining.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

BALTIMORE, Jan. II.
New Orleans papers to the'10th, ale 1eceiv ed
Galveston dates to the 9th. The Santa Fee mail
had arrived at San Antonio, bringing dates to the
LIST December.
Matamoras still holds out, and the Command
ment is preparing for steady resistance. The
Flag says, the merchants of Brownsville are sup
plying barrels for breastworks and barbados, and
Metamoras is declared in state of siege, though
no enemy lie in sight.
A bill has passed the Legislature of Florida au
thorlzirg several regiments of volunteers for Indian
service. The bill provides that the regiments
raised, be rendered General Government, and il
refused the Governor is then to employ them in re-
moving the savages. The Governor is required to
keep the tender of the Volunteers open until the
4th of May, when, if not received, and nothing
done towards removing the Indians, the State will
go to work and do it herself.
A heavy shock ofan earthquake was felt at Mil
ledgeville, Ga, on the 9Th.
The steamer Isabel arrived at Charleston from
Havana, on the 18th. The Commissioners sen: to
Mexico by Congress to investigate the Gardiner
claim, returned in the Isabel, They report that
the alleged mines have no existence, and ha. c
brought witnesses with then 10 Prove the claim q
humbug.
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New Fall Goods !!


THIS morning will commence opening our Fall stock
Il OF Goods among which may be found the following:
DRESS SILKS
Very rich Brocade4t Silks Plain black Gro De Rhine
Black & col'd Poult De Sole, Fancy Colored GIace
CoPd & bpk Satin de Chine Silk Tissues Heavy and rich
Madame De ROss Brocades for fall wear
. entirely new, Stewart Plaid silks in en-
"to ue AiTlquc tiTely new designs.
French Muslin DeLaiues Plain and Figured.
Mourning SILK and Wool MOusin DE LANES.
French ChintZcs, very beautiful
BombaZines, Lupins make extra
Our assortment of Fall ShawS is unequaed for elegance
and variety, consisting " ~o
Ernine fur Shawls all colors,
Ihlbet Palm Shawls, all cOlOrs
Grape Shawis, at all prices Embroidered and rIsip
French Cashmere Shaws. f'
bay State and French Plaid shawls.
TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES, &c.
Embroidered Flouncing in Swiss and Jaconet NnSrps
Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insertings
Klca 1 trimmings III great variety, for dresses
Trimming Buttons, in new designs.
EI!ngeS and Laces in every width.
WIDE Black and eolored Velvet Ribbons.
NARROW - do for Trimming.
Trimming Ribbons entirely new STYLE
sept3 q w UPIcvEII !. ~
. Ibis. Carrots Scotch Snu6:
~ 10 bxs Wade d Co.'S Tobacco, Lynchburg:
100 bus Ground Nuts-Presh
90 bxs Juuba Paste;
bales BuTdo Almonds:
10000 Imported Segars;
20 drums Figs;
20 bXs Raisens,
1 cases Sardines;
bags cream nuts;
Fiberts;
~ COZ ACIdueaS Drops;
bbls Sturat's Pulverized Sugar;
Just received ard sale at HRooK,S
HSS-S No, l2i Main
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PROM TIE STATE or MAINE

FROM THE STATE MAINE.
The attention OF the reader 10 the foIowinp.er
lhcate OF rema kabc effected by using only +,
bottles Of Sands Sarsaparia:
Sidney, (Afdine,) april Is, 1850.
Messrs. 4. B. & d. SANDS:
Genemen-This is to certify that have been afflicted
mo or less since my birth, with ofua which cOnn
ucd TO increase until last February In January nv evs
we've 80 swollen could get boot or stocking: am
had several large sores on me all the time In this sit
uauon was about 10 give in despair, when was al
seo 70 try Sands SaTsa rillS had much faith
H. but seE 10 your agents in Augusa Me- and
ootIe winch did me so much good, and gnt
another, and continued until had taken five bottles
am no" perfectly we'll II any person who NAV road This
letter Is afflicted with any disease of Scrofua wonId
most sincerely recommend him Sa nds Snrsa
If any person wishes further about M
this medicine. STEPHEN r. VaSiTSCb ="
are personally acquainted with ar. Haywood
and' believe his statement above to be true. O
DlBLlNGHAM d TITCONR
rIG i and Sold wholesale and retail by A. b. d.
SANDS Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton St corner All
William, New York. Sold also by Druggists gencr,,Ir
throughout the United States Canadas Price e. nay
bottles six bottles for So For sale by g 'e'
}. H. CRUMBACKER
, -,,. No. IT'S Main St, wheenr
L. Wilcox OF Pittsburgh; Seaton 4 Shsrue of MsvsxII
Cincinnati. 10y a. n '! n
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JAMES RAIL RoAD AND ROUTE Book, for the
South and West corrected quarterly, January issue,
} Il. & u. P. Jamas, Publishers, Cincinnati
Price Is cents.
This small volume contains a great amount of
information relativeto the various Railroads and
Rivers of the South and West, as well as com
mercial notes, with fare, distances, time of star
ting, &c. &C., and must be exceedingly ser
viceable to travellers. For sale by j. H. TnoMP-
on, Monroe Street.
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"OUR CAKE'' is the name universally given to
the immense "Celeblation' pyramid of good
things in the window at T. NJ. Parker's Saloon on
Market Street. It weighs 80 pounds-a perfect
mountain of deliciousness through which one can
walk as he would through Pettybone's Tunnel
without encountering a stratum of tallomea<N
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DIR. DYES RET,TEF

F0T Coughs, Colds, Ho0TseneSs, Bronchitis and
Incipient Consumption.
LIFTEEN years success in the use OF this SYRUP i'm
i private practice, for the various affections of the
Il Tochia and LuEGss deemed sufficient recommendation
fcacy "
There is nothing in this Syrup will so
can be no danger in giving 10 the youngest child or in its
use in any quantity under circumstances pleas
ant Md and efectual.
Price 90 cts. per bottle.
Prepared by DR. J. s. DYE, Hartford, Con-
FOR sale by kELLS & Ca LOWELL,
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IRoN.-There has beeu considerable activity in
the iron market during past week, Sales have
been made of52O tons of Tennessee, at s45, 6 mo-
and SOM small lots Hanging Reck, at $50, cash.
Bar Iron, Wequote finn $40 tosl2O. Cut, nails
81 to Sc, for Sd to Sd
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NEW AnRANGEMENr.-We invite the attention
oithe numerous customers of the arge and popular
Try Goods House of Messrs. o. w. HEIsKELL &
c., to their card in another column, from which
it will be seen that E. B. SwEARENGEN, Jr has be-
come partner in the establishment.
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The Primary Department
OF THE
Meade Collegiate Institute.

..Y... WELLSBURGj VA. ..
THE Fail session School will commence on MON
DAY tho 18th OF SEPTEMBER, win continue five cal.
endar months. ~ -.
No pupil will be received one session.
unless by special agreementand when entered no
deduction will be made for absence during
cept in ofprotracted scknessnor will any pupil be
permitted to withdraw. This rule is positive.
..... ..H t TERMS:
Day pupils,-Prmary English Department. $1,000
Classical and Mathematical. Observation-Disclosures. 100
lto1Id and Tuition per session ofive monhs.. 1900
Orc hninvarably in advance the remainder at the mid
die OF tho session.
discount OF 5per will be made on the bills OF al
Ministers of the Gospel. f-...-. -
S For further information catalogue published by
Board of Trustees. -
by order OF the Board
SAM'L u. TOMPKINS, Rector
Wheeling, Sep. IS, '52. -
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LATHAM McBURXIE.-We invite attention to
the card of this firm. Mr.. McBurnie was formerly
citizen of Wheeling, and we cam from personal
acquaintance aud his general reputation, safely
commend him to our citizens having business in his
line to be transacted in Cincinnati.
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PESN & MITCHELL, Tobacco and General Com
mission Merchants, Baltimo:e.-The card of this
firm will be found in another column. From the
undoubted references they give us, we have no
hesitation in recommending them to our Western
readers
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS.
Patent Phosrenc On,

Patent Phosgene Gas,
70 y I'M SGI THE SAME
ms La'RP' JoT Producing portable Light is eonsd,,
re9omTsnded as superior any Other ,otr il, ~
hiE LIGHT is produced by burning OF an arr6,r,
forations in PIatina CADMIUM 'e's nun small per-
Inc Gas Is generated as ii used by the heat gifts own
SouSuon acting on the burner connected with the
ior creating and burning aeriform Gas ' Fl'"'us
It's construction is such that ali nossib;,;,, -,
ne us use Is ely removedi and great simplicity OF
renders ii less liable to get out OF
any othe KIND Of lamp 1t requires no cleaning and rim,
ming as 40 me on and Camphenc Lamps, burns eoua
fectiy free from smoke or odor - ' anu re'
The opinions OF the scientific may learned from the
SnIt az the annual Far OF the American Institute in isis
Sly Eh L was awarded to the Inventor and n.
ed the BEST Cit exhibited TO the lnsti,nte
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail hy
J. X. DUNBAR q Co.
No. % Monroe st, near the Post ONCE
-sePLt Wheeling Va
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"A SER MON preached in Wheeling on the occa-
sion of the death of Daniel Webster, by Rev. Geo.
W. WebSter."-We have been handed a copy, in
pamphlet form, off discourse with the above title
1t contains many fine thoughts finely expressed,
an is, altogether, fit tribute to the lllusrious
dead, who, in the language of the discourse, snow
reigns in all our hearts, charming with the bright
est hopes. and melting with the highest aspira-
tions.'' Copies of the Sermon can be obtained at
the book stores.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Short Greek lands for Sale


M lSHlNCi to dispose OF my Real Estate offer pri
vatc sale until the list day OF November next my
In the County Ohio situate onthe waters Short Creek,
containing about five hundred and sixty This prop.
erty desrably located both sides OF the Wheeling,
West Liberty and Bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty. -
The farm is in the highest state Improvement having
large amount of new plank fencing and judCously laid
IN fields for farming and grazing purposes There on
The premises two good dwelling houses, with ample
bling, corn cribs &c. There also good tenants
Houses There is commodious new barn, hundred
and eight feet long by forty four III width fitted in every
particular for the wants OF the farm, including ample shell
ter for twelve hundred sheep.
will sell these lands in whole in part, the
eral. - .0-00
The rapidly Improvement ofthe city Wheel
Ing, the facilities afforded by the various rail
lions about TO be completed with the West, and the
board the excellent market afforded in Wheeling
The of the country render this
highly desirable for wishing TO protably and
has seldom been that finer inducements have
out to purchasers. l. w. MITCHELL,
Wheeling, Sep 81, 1852.
IIeradp coy. -
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks, &c.
"a JER'H. b. SHEPPARD would respectfully in
kA vite the attention of his friends, and the public
- generally, to his establishment, where win be
found constantly hand large and well assert
m nj OF all articles in his line consisting OF Suddlcs
t9Srldies, Harness, IRON frame and We b 4
Ir9nks, Enlises, Carpet BnHs, Scotch Upper
&C., Ne. $3.50
a. OF which manufactured by competent yvorkmen,
"th best materials, and will be sold CHEAP FOR ASH
desiring to purchase requested to call and
s,ltI3-1yd. No 49, Main ST Wheeling Va
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Notice to Housekeepers.

liz 00O YARDS of Carpets at No. l43, Main street
.OOO The Subscriber respectfully informs his
and the pubc generally that lie has returned
from the east and is receiving the largest BEST and
beautiful Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths
offered in this CITY, embracing almost variety Of
style and quality that be found In the Eastern markets.
the finest English Vevets down Rag
This stock has been selected with great and
chased under the most favorable circumstances which will
BILE to sell them much lower than the quality
goods sold in this city Those in want OF goods
MY line, will please call and select my stock
1900 yards with 100 different patterns. varying price
Dcrti j. c. HARBOUR no. 143 Main ST.
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CINCINNATI RIVER AND MARKET.

I IT.
River risen six feet since Saturday. Weather
cold and clear, last night the coolest ofthe season.
Flour-Enquiry for Flour ATS, 34a4,35. Wits
ky, 1sa1s4. Cheese, 84a9c. Molasses, advanced
10 80. Sugar, firm at 44a5, fair, 81. Prime Rio
Coffee, 9la94. Provisions, no sales ofimportance.
Mess Pork, 1850; sides IA; Shoulders, 81. LAID,
lie.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
Undersigned has the following property for sale, all
i OF which he will dispose OF on accommodating terms
to.wit: ....s
Lot numbered Three in Main street. North
and adjoining the Mceaeon Buildings This OF tho
most vaua BILE building Lots in the City.
Also about 1GO Lots in South Wheeling Cac Ritchieowm)
many of these equal any in that addition the City
Also orthe most valuable Lots the Island add.
ton TO ;he City.
Also number OF Lots Buena VISTA
No. and Churchill No q additions to the City.
will also sell in parcels to suit purchasers, much
the land within the corporate limits OF Wheeling
been heretofore laid off into lots upwards
bred Acres, and being the in the occupancy
Abraham Altman, and now held by me in trust for Mrs.
Emily Zane
Wheeling, auG3l-u. FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG.
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be received by the Street commissioner until tn
w Goth January, for paving water course the cas-
side OF Market square, 9th wardi also for macadamzin
First street from Main Chapne st. the stone to be OBJ
tanned at the city quarry. J. a. AMlCK.
ianf5
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Jan. II, noon.
Flour-slate Brands, $500; Ohio, s5,62a5, rs,
less buoyant. iWheat-Western s1,3I. Rye,
firm. Barley, steady. Oats, dull and plenty
White Corn, re; Mixed nominal. Whisky, un-
changed. Pork and Beef unchanged. Hogs, sa
81. Lard, II 4a114. Sg
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FROM PITTSBTRGH
NEW YORK MARKETS.

River feet and falling, with ice running.
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IMPORTS BY THE RIvEH.-rhe river trade has
been very brisk within the last few days. We
note the following, among tie many imports:
CtxcrSNArr-Per steamer John M'Padden, for
Gill, H1rdman & Co., 275 tons of pig metal. ].
W. Paxton ExiCo., 81 bbls molasSes, NJ Lure House,
IL bundles of furniture.
New ORLEANs'-For Crangle & Co., per steam
e1s n. Orleans, 1873 bbls molassas and 20 lids OF
Sugar; R. H. Winslow, $50 do. and 65 do; Persia;
200 and As; Artc, 29s and Is; ST. Clair, 200 and
SO; Artic, rs half bbls molasses and 10 terces of
rice.
ForH.K. List & Co., per steamer VIM. Noble,
12l bbls of moasscs, 80 lids sugar; Eliza, % bbls
molasses; Persia, 80 lids sugar; Golden State, 161
bills molasses: Buckeye, As bblS of molaSseS.
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Charter Election.
CLERKS OFFICE OF THE Cry OF WHEELING,

January IS, 1858.
~ Monday the 24h January, 1853 the places
after named in the wards of the city Mayor
The city, members OF the council the
the officers OF the city, follows, viz:
Clerk OF the city;
Treasurer;
Superintendent OF the water works;
Engineer OF the water works;
Sergeant of the city;
Street commissioners;
City surveyors
Clerk of the market;
Wharf master;
Collector OF TIE Assessments
Curator of the market square;
Flour inspector;
Lumber and coal measurer;
Guager OF wines and liquors;
Cur ator OF the city Hall;
Overseer of the chain gang; and
Sexton.
Also the following officers to be elected by the voters Of
the several wards, viz:
ASSESSOR;
Alderman;
Fire warden; and
Sanitar!t1 lplmittee.
The said cleo ll be held under the superintendent
OF the Alder Assessor for each ward, at the fol-
In the first 2e at the office the Alderman said
ward;
In the second ward at the city Hall;
In the third ward at the court houses and
In the fourth and fifth wards, the Offices the Alder
men for said wards.
The Polls will be opened at O'Clock A M .and close at
O'Clock P. NJ. JAMES S. WHEATE
jan10 city.