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NEW YORK MARKET.

- i, NEW YORK MARKET.
JAN. 16.--Stocks lower. Reading 81 IL,
Cumberland Coal Co. % 7-s; Erie 81 rs; Ga.
lena and Chicago 1876; Michigan Southern and
Northwestern Indiana So rs; Chicago and Rock
Island sc, Toledo n 8 III 4 Michigan 6enGai9O3
Indiana $3.50. 5 x 55onEflfc1 Il
Cotton declined, sales $500 bales. Orleans
siiddling 10 TAG; Upland Middling 9 Is, do
I fair To-
Coffee firm, sales 800 bags Rio at IL 1-2. =
Sugar duh, sales 400 hhds Orleans at az Mo-
asses declined, sales $50 bblS at 49, Oils STEADY
Freishts firm.
al Flour opened quiet, firm for western and state
with fair export demand, but at close the firm
ness subsidized aud prices yielded 81 per bbl local
trade not very active, while spccuration has al
most entirely cslibsidedt contracts for several
bbls state settled at ST. total sales of IA 600
bbls at /, S7as, so for common to good State and
Michigan, SaS, 80 for fair superfine and extra
Ohio, and Gall go for Genesee, Southern -four
without important change demand not very &C.
tive, sales at SIT, go for mixed togood standard
Bait. city Mills, Alexandri Howard st. Rye
-four plenty and heavy at 5,50a7. Corn meal
quiet, Jersey$4 Buekwheat -four steady.
Wheat very quiet, red nominal, small lots Of
unsonnd red Southern brought go and lot Of
good do 1t i go, red western held.at ;7Sa1 go
and white South ern, western and Canadian at 9
as; l2 Corn quiet, demand more active, sales
/ at 91a9s for western mixed, S5asS for Southern
/ yellow, s5a90 for white. ESQ
/ Provisions Demand for Pork more active;
prices again hetter arrivals light sales at It, So
| ALI, 90 for mess, and II, 25a14, 90 for prime
Beef still heavy, arrivals moderate, but stock
large sales at 10, 62aI2 90 for country mess. ga
l1o 90 for prime. Is, 50a14, 90 for ". mess, LA
! ID, 40 for re-paeked western mess. Beef hams
quiet at l2al5, 90. Cut meats in fair demand
sales ut Ta7 for should ers and s4asi for hams
inside prices for lots taken as they are Dressed
Hogs in brisk Remand at : ls7ss and not plenty.
Bacon firm, supply Of homeless limited, sales 81
islioft and long middles. nib in, 9iaai and hone
Hess do at 9ial0 Butter, fam request and plen-
u Ut t7a2a for liio and 24a2s lorS State Cheese
tduu atsal0la W hlsky, sales goo bbls Ohio and
Prison 1T 46:
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tiers, with high heels heavy sole and button mp the SIDE
CUILDRES'S WEAR.
Patent leather, morocco Ed goat glove leather lasting
calf and fancy boots CATERS ankle ties slippers Oxford ties,
GUNS.
Ladies' mems and misses sandals boots and overshoes of
the very best quality also great variety other gonds
here enumerated which viii sell the accommods-
del n l. DORSEY
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RAIT MARKET

JAN 1G-Sales of 100 bbls Howard Street
Ohio and City Mills Flour at SO. Wheat nomi-
nal at ], T5al SO for Western red and ,85a195
forwhite. Sales of white Corn at TSa7G and
yellow at 76aTs. Receipts light
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Change OfTIme!
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
s5. q. 9. MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

1-.r,~, THE fine side wheel pas ,s-s11, -
IL senger steamer FOREST CT M -
TY, Capt. Geo, D. MooreIand
StS4lEz2S2DIURSL-Ca Capt. Asa shepherd -
viii rundaly between Wheeling and Pittsburghe Forest
City leaving Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day. and the Dnrnal every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
atI 81 arrivn. at Wellsvle in time to connect with the
Cleveland and at Pittsburgh in tune for the morning
line East Retrnlngthe Forest City lerVes Pittsburgh
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and the Durna every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday ~ A. 81; arriving at
Wheeling in time for the mall lines for Ohio.
For freight or passage apply on board or to =
Sls5 o. 'na 80 s7' 8 c. BAKER & co. Agents.
Through Tickets for Cleveland Toledo, Monroe, De-
tro Milwaukee. Chicago, Buffalo and Dunkrk, sold at the
Ofhce Of @. Rnker a On - - ~
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The last meeting of the City Council elected
in 1855 was held Tuesdaynight An ordinance
regulating the Police jurisdiction of the CT
ty, placing the control of the Police in the
hands of the Mayor or some Alderman appoint.
ed by the city, and providing that the Mayor or
such Alderman shall decide all cases under the
penal ordinances Ofthe city, was passed and
signed.
Appropriations were made, as additonalcom-
pensation to city officers, as follows:
! To the Clerk, 800; Street. Commissioner $50;
Collector of Water Rents per centum on the
assessments Of 1854 and '55. q
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TuE obstructetl condition of theroats makes
hard work for the Post-officcs. Yesterday the
Office in this city was crowded with huge piles
of mail bags, the accumulation of several days
mails which had been delayed. The bags Of the
Western mails yesterday morning numbered
about six times the usual amount received at
one time while portion Of the Eastern mail
was the accumulatons for about week between
this and Cumberland. The clerks in the Office
have had the biggest kind Of tasks, night and
day, sforSmore than week past, but we notice
that they have performed their work with great
dispatch. Z,
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WE are indebted to Senator Mason for MAPS
and Views to accompany Message and D9eu-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
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ming brings three mails from Charleston saTan.
all and Mobile. sel fssfF E.
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AgIlftL eeaEs aud TanaI, in velvet cloth. t1tI0
II and fllisi ~ - ~ ~ S'faR ~
@ tptifrs and GteeF e1 in great variety: flsl y
s.tisroineIed linen aud eHrfric h1Ddkerchiefs;
5e9lild Cloves With gmllodsnfd ciDhlopa;s ~
a easiee stleeton 81 Fich sirfSs silks: - a
= 5lqlatr head dresses, rich scarf.
Z sstflla and btochE kbawls;
Infants Embroidered holds; y vfH t1ssr Egfhf
neTlllfs ma Zephyr Ties. sHe
dC12 y - I'll f-tTrs.5f,,.v.y.s q -.
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EXPLOSION.

New York, Jan. 17-There was an explosion
of fireworks yesterday, at Edges laboratory,
Jersey City, by which . young men were killed
and a third so much injured that he viii doubt.
less die.
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SOLDIERS OF 1sla-The following were the
Delegates to the Convention in Washington, from
Virginia, viz Alexandria, John ovcrnon; Brooke
and Hancock counties, Eli C. Jones; Clarkcoun-
~, James NJ. IIite; Harrison county, James Y.
Horner; Hampshire county, David Gibson; Lou
dounc county, Francis T. Drake Edward Hamst,
Lewis Hunt, George Rhodes, George Rust, R G.
Sanders; Fairfax county, William Williams and
James s, Scott; Dinwiddie county, Jas L, Ed
wards; Lewis county, Col. William Mckinley;
Portsmouth, William B, ,Bngley and James A.
Williams Hampton, j. n. Willis.
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N. Y.LEGiSLATURF

n. 7. LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, Jan. 16th-The Assembly organized
to-day, by electing OrviIle Robinson (Soft Dem)
Speaker, The message of Gov Clark was then
read. q ~ z, - - 80 - az
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ITT'Y.l GENERAL ELEOTED.

- , ATTTY.GENERAII ELEUTED. ~
BosroH, Jan. 16,-Hon. John H. Clifford was
elected Atty. General of this State to-day by the
Legislature in Joint nvention-hcr cceiYed $50
.outof 304 votes cast aai5 -
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.-EEEsI91NInRNDa

- ,.baEsI91Nf IDENDz4 Sa2i-2 -
eNTltRHLIEe SGvix6S INSTRUCTION, Jan 1st, ISS6.i
TINE DIreeinF& this ths declared a
IL iiSehi &C Teuper cent, the Capital St0cOat 81
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. Hear! Hear!I Hearth

q ,7s4sf CLOSING OF AND WINTER eOODsl ~
QE1NG DESTROYS OF reducing in the above line,
ID have made the following reduetious: 5ls
ENfBR0IDERiES.S q. 81
will consequently sell collars formerly hcd at $500 for
s2I; those at $50 for 81 and others in proportion
Offering greater other house in town
IN CLOAKS el ae'f
redueon Of 30 per ct will be granted and those ready
with the cash win be able 70 buy from nice trimmed
cloth cloak at $3.50. The greatest bargains ever offered
Others shall sell the advantage terms; actual
selling the same ready made for less than you buy the
TRIMMINGS.
OF which have large assortment win sell At almost
your own prices. -
Comforts, ehldren's woeitn sa tades superioF wool
sear etc. have In such variety and priess as
70 astonsh every With word being anxious and
willing to reduce my stock lowest point win sen my
goods 20 much less than 3faziTg=-.e-F5-
ANY OTHER HOUSE,. ,aa 81
that ySa cannot help buying. Come al sIery one
that wants to save his money. ~
ISAAC PRAGER -siis,i
Eastern Bargain Store, lis Main street,
T dec22. bet Monroe and Union sta.
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TnE recent forgery case in Pittsburgh, which
resulted in the conviction of the accused, Lev
erton Thomas, presents sad example of'the
effects of righteousness. He is seyenty-fye
years of age, is wealthy and posed much influ=
ence in Washington county, Pa, where he resi-
ded His ayariciOus propensites led him to
misrcpresent, and forge, and swept away the
property ofone MccoRkLE, through misrepre-
sentation and forgery. The latter was one of
the principal witnesses in the case. The Jury
after an absence of 1.-TWO hours returned verdict
of sailty. Col, BLdekin his closing argument
Eorthe State, referring to the appeal Of the de-
fsndant's counsel for mercy said;
Though he sympathized with the feelings
which actuated thelearnetl counsel, he could not
forbear tocallthe attention ofthe Jury tothe fact
ties who had been stripped of their all by the ay-
arice of the defendant-who were now lyipgun-
der the impeachment of perjury, for the facts
stated by them in the cause Let mercy be tenn
pered by Justice ad
There was homely but old adage, that tit
is long lane that has no turning" The guilty
man may travel for years along pleasant ways,
overshadOwedl by green trees, and RECALLED by
the fragrancsof sweet, flowers. He may pursue
hispath for years without a single misstep, but
for all that would arrive at point where these
ended, and the rugged road of Justice awaited to
be entered upon, ss-a -11
Turning to the defendant, he concluded say
ing-Old man, you have arrived at that point
Not that he said it but the Almighty. ShaEnot
the Judge OF al the earth do right
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NEW YORK CATTTF MaRKET

JAN. 16,-o offerings of Beef Cattle to-day $500
head. Prices easier. Sales at $Qal2 Sheep,
500 head offered at improving prices. Swine
-6,75. 80
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J. M. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT,

STEAM BOAT AGENT,
Tt34st - WHEELING, VA.
Wharf B0Rt az the foot of Monroe street,
VIII attend TO the receiving dcven5 Of freight and
the collection OF freight bills .sH7
Freight for all the regular packets will be received Of
ehargc. ,is9htf nvt2-tt
SE'TTII H.
M ACCOUNT Of change in their iirr all persons In
~ debed to hAIbsefi6ers At their Retail store, are ear
neat requested to be settlement the Of Jam
uar, beash Otherwise, and all persons having claims
against the firm will present the for liquidation
-ai.-l li'5S .-2.'isef = McGBALLENS 3 KNOX.
FL :hTi2l Co-Partnership.
THE undersigned win the LIST day January 1886 as
Il sOeiate with themselves in the business OF their Retail
Store D. D. sToHH, acting uhdcr the style Of BIcoIAllEs
KNOX 4 Co.
Dee %. MccLALIENs KNOX.
A Good Custom.
FFE1 the LIST january next in accordance with rule
adopted generally by the merchants throughout the ei
~ all persons indebted TO the subscribers without dstins-
ton will be called upon to settle every six YE
LIST July and LIST January. IA (
de2s MccLALLENs KNOX co.
.FTEN BBLs, No. Lard OH, just received by
il .-9...s AIGIIIINS h RIISTIHTpYn
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! FEx..E .Htao,.n. -0ns Of the Nsz YORK p.

~ FENALE HEsolsM- One Of the New York pa
pers giyinsan account Of the accident on the
Hudson, River Railroad, says; lsA
Mr.. Dewey an old resident Of Poughkeepsiie,
was inthe second car, with his daughter. He
was buried beneath the ruins while the dangh-
ter escaped almost uniniurei Her first thought
was to assist her father, and with strength all
most Superhuman she engaged removing the
wreck, and by her example melting others to
the most untiFing efforts She at last had the
satisfaction Of reseuing her father, but so I'M
mindful Of herself had she been as hardly to
know that she had frozen both Of her feet so
badly that amphtation oG some of the toes VIII
Be necessary Where do the records Of the
battlefield exhibit more devoted courage than
Was gifsnlavefih Inv this heroic eiFr
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3 II 8, -, =
HHE Ia sEIEsS .EIM S.
: RECEIVED RYsss
MAGNETIC sdFEIl5EGRA
aSoIa COMMISSIONERS

=, 5 = -s : :. W 1sHfSGToS, Jan. 16. =
HOUSE, iTh6ringtohl offered a resolution
that Lewis d. Campbell be declared Speaker of
the House: He said his reason for offerlng such
2 resoluhonlISas to contribute his mite towards
an organization, and he proposed AR Gampbells
name because he had heard him spoken Of as
les objectionable to some portions OF. the House
than Banks. is- tess ~ -
:. Mr. Galloway, though personally favorable 10
Campbell, could not change his position till he
was assured that the sentiments of the House
was in Canpbel's favor. Mss
Mr. Gildings said this resolution had been
thrown into the House without consulting those
voting for Banks, and by whom he would stand
until he could see that change of his vote was
for the better. NJ 8
Mr.. Mace said the fault Of the Honse being
unorganizcd was attributable to the Anti-NebraS-
kaltes, who hayea majority and can any day
effect an election of Speaker If they choose but
to surrender their personal prejudiceS
Sir. Puryiance did not agree with the senti-
ments of Mr. Mace and attributed the failure to
organize to the Democrats.
Several others also explained, including Mr.
Campbell of Ohio, who said his name was used
in the resolution without his knowledge or au=l
thority. The resolution was then rejected
ayes so, nays 150.
Mr.. Cumback offered resolution, afterwards
withdrawn, declaring Mr. Mace Speaker
Mr.. Dean in explaining his course said he
would submit to no caucus which presented him
the name of Banks His remarks stimulated
Messrs. Sage, BrentOn, Pennington, Campbell of
Ohio, and others to participated the debate in
volying the action of the Republicans respecting
their candidates for Speaker ya
sS.The House then resumed balloting; Banks IS,
Richardson 65, Fuller %, Pennington 6, scatter.
ing 8. Whole number of 1877. Necessary to
choice gS House ali'd. ~ :.
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Regular Union Line Packet

-, !, WHEELING 4 CINCINNATI
1neanah CITY OF wHEELING,
tiESf.-.sssS Captain John SfeThrc,A Jr.,,-g
VIII leave Wheeling every Monday al o'cIk
P. NJ, and Cincinnati every Thursday at 10
O'clock a. VI.
For freight or passage apply to S. C. IAKER co.
Shippers will please take notice that boat leaves regu
larry at the advertised time An Hills must be board by
o'clock, p. NJ.
E8-Passengers ticketed through to ST. Louis g
mh2I s. BAKER 4 co.
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.aElt lFOUNDERED.

IA flf EaFF 1gLfUuSDEliED. q FrfsrT,C
New YORK, JAN, ltith-The ship St Dennis
hence for sHavre, }foundered at sea on the 9Th
The captain, second mate, 8 cabin passengers,
and part of the crew, in all about 80 persons.
went down in her. The first mate, Mr.. Tufts:
Sd mate, Mr. Gardner; and seamen took to the
long boat, and were picked up after being on it
20 hours, and brought TO this port by the ship
Naples from Leghorn :
The st. Dennis was commanded by Captain
Follairsbee, and was. so badly damaged in the
gale of the 5th instant, that the above disaster
ensued,
LATER. ~ s.if.l,Is
The following are the names Of the passengers
lost on the St Dennis:
Cabin-Frederick P, Weiss and wife; George
Bratelare
Steerage-Geo Baker Fish; Jane Heinbold;
Paul Ludwig, WIFE mother and child; .Jno Gray;
Gustave Scheler Bacher; and Philip. Ludwig.
Crew, ,&e-tCap ilonzo FoIlairsbee; Sdmate,
Henry Gardner; carpenter, F. n. Smith; stew
ard, +. Davies; 1st cook; Q. S. Potter, End do,
Richd' Henry, and 16 seamen, e g -
The last seen of the captain, who refused to
leave his ship though begged to do so by all, he
was standing on deck winding up his watch
She went down ten minutes after the boat left
Capt Follairsbee had commanded the st Dennis
fornearly IL. years .
The rescued seamen were in the boat twenty
nine hours, with but one barrel of sea biscuit
soaked in salt water, and not one drop of fresh
yyafera-Ii-f i-'-' .'..-.- ,-' .i irs- s-E-4
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.lHEAD QUARTERS

J. H. BUSH, Agent ssss
IoR the Daily New Herald, Tribune Tilies, aud
can Democrat. sag ~ 81 ssisaaslfs n
Magazines Novels, and alhs Beekg Papers received as
soon published, -
DEPOT, Max sTRKETone door above Honroe, and i'm
pfdiatelya opposite the n q n B1Rf Papers and Nag
a1inSs delivered IN p4st Of the city JresQ charge.
dee6-1yr ssieSlei1 s4s1lisSsst
TowNsLEYs INDIAN yEGITABLE TOOTH AeHSASo-
IN : fgszHErti DYNE-
IETERit be true not that nature e PROV WITH
wv halhle reneIes for All tue is heir 10, It
certain lt one OF the most distressing aetohf II the
Catalogue Of human suEerinEs may be speedily
AIS relieved by = harmless Hntfiots.
"a - 500 IougNsLsEss Tu0fukCHE ANupEEE ~ Is
Is liquid composed Of purely HE s,aix
ed with acids any kn and stands unrHAled
neTsr falling cure for the most acute pains OF foah and
Gums 1t Is ar Alf the roots OF which
Il Is were p1epFietor from the
PEEnee tribe Of Inaians Missouri n
The anoisne has been it'd b tie Fst saH.
Ss In Ne Orleans and other etss South and Mes and
has been fanldto be and t3Qgqisr eaeaetops
ID on othsl so efsz pre-
sehted The Pnblie and The sane
- 80 e JOAN II. THO3IPSoSSt
: aSse-s9 Sole 4fsst. M AfSfa Sc
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E.rtrn.

yING been East and selected the most splendid lots
~ Of Marble ever brought 10 this aarSt want al my
friends call Immediately and Leave their orders for any
Kind they may went.
Having purchased largely, viii finish up work in the
ies and most approved styles aid at the lowest
rantrd no mistake.
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N. l.. Dorsey
DEALER Is
BOOTS AND SHOES,
4 Z trump pooR bktdW g. D. IA kfEkis EAT hons +
MHEELING.Y Va. =

the best Philadelphia manufacturer made expressly Tor
this trade Of good material and Ihe and
ana not prepared TO furnish and with any
kind OF goods they want In line from %
and durability Of workmanship and prices eand6f be
passed BY BY Rtsr h9Hss Z 3t ts5 Other city
Gents Bsotsld Shoes of allEinds CAPABILITIES,
f,-s. made To order,
s9s Of d,e best worknlen in the Cnited
States that cannot fail to please any EhOay
favor me with d call. 's5t s4sfsS
Call and examine for your selves. lf
Ns stock consists IN nart Of the following articles:
MEMS BOOTS.
Cst 100 pair best calf boots; sfEfGz
l99 do Kip
2iISfT' 100 do water proof boots; 2 lat1e
mems BRoaANs az al
leo pair best calf brOSsrs; .,..si-
ilSSaTssSo tktiRE.t4s-5a
Iu1 do low priced boots.
.if.E sRoY'S AND YOUTHS GROGAEs.
I0e pair hoys' thick brogans;
& 100 do Kip -
leo pair youths thick
- B9Y's AID YOUTHS BOOTS.
loo do kid
100 do thick
WOSIESS WEAR.
80 pairs lasting CATERS, all colsrs,
$50 DO walking shoes,
$50 do morocco buskns, ~
$50 do calf
40 do Jenny Lind
r. $40 do morocco and kidllipqsrs.
MISSES BOOTS.
-. IS1 pairs morocco boots,
100 do Kid
$50 do French morocco boots, !.
$50 do calf n
100 do kip
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THE INlTEIlh 81 ENCER!.
IIiURsDIaY MORNING. JANUARY n, fs5


THURSDAY MORNING, JANUtRY II. 1850.
s. no GoRREsPoNp
LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other a.
nGal business OF the IneSrneer should be addressed 70
ttePs seses t editorial paper
eld be addressed to The EditOrs jointly or to either one
writing for publication, ai please write
An ob S'7 ls & q he above greatly ebre u.s.
and prompt attention 70 correspondents than
they might otherwise receive.
rIE. Law OF NEWSPAPERS
ID who do not EfSe express notice to the con-
trary considered a. Wishing TO continue their suoser
EIf sabscrbers order the Of their peri
odlca the publisher continue to send them until all ar
SIT sbsersrs neglect or refuse to take their periodic
rsAponse IN they have settled the bin and ordered them
Al LIN subscribers remove n other aees Inform
ID ing AMI tie papeAEe sent to the former d.
s Courts that refusing to take periodic
Gals from the office, removing and leaving them uaed
foT 4 primo Efetd evidence OF intentional traiii
It would be s. or the voters at our approaching
Charter eettOuto mind the following clause COM
tanned in the sharssrof TIE city q 7beeiisg: u
% as dyiual ae sha spsi tayote Al such ses
assessed Levied upon him for the bsheht city dasns
the year preceding the electon. ti1rs s,7st
Also an extract from ts amended charter iOlIovsiyr:
the Sd5egrs Of said city shah heresN.r p annually
elected among the eitEens thereof 10 vote Tor
Mayor and meInheTs ofthc Council"
Now according above it l4 plain case shat any per-
having failed toRay his city tax for 1855 viii Be dsquai
ed 70 vote % ose under she charter Of ss city,
sys1 II elected under such circumstances. 49,
The whole delinquent list viii be at al the polls on the das
Of election, property lat a. vel as tlthsss.
The City Collector or his be found at n O.
Arthur,a once 30 % Main street. any time between
o'clock A. NJ and O'clock r NJ until the eIeean and one
Of them VIM time through the city 50 that all PEGS
ssnA may have q fair chance 10 pay Who wish.
FINLEY \. BURKE, City conse,or
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p ~, 500
~ iRg tipf, 10 titaNnctai r.nrkee
article b lsr9dueet tqisl 10 th
GREAT -ASTI-DTsFFi'TIC
bf iiostctttr ~ W, r.r5r
nc! tlir mere experiments! sfr lstp ~
e'ais srbat Investigation. II Ike 4.spA 81 lr..ira
;' .se ~ eie ei de s,r: ~ u
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aalt Dealers gvntra'iy Throughout ne United
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