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sPBoIAL NOTICES.
IN EARNEST,

IN. =IiAICES Go1s
HdHPTON'S VEGETABLE fracture
stimulates the liver ahealty action and Wonder
:ul influence the stomach, Kidneys 4e al
diseases arising from impure blood. For cures Of Dyspep
sy serOula, ErysIPlas, letter Cough, Liver
Complaint, Piles, Fistula and for al Female Complaints
call on the Agents for Pamphlets, gratis.
T.H. LOGAN co,
ap1O=1r-dsv General Agents,
---o~@---
IoIIOWny's7 Worm ton EectiOus.-The most
elegant and eGecua remedy for worms nov before the
public. On aeeourt Of their pleasant any child viii
eat them freely, aud they perfectly safe aud
free from all mineral posons same certain
to expe worms when they exist Cal and original
tlmonals from all Ieetions of the country.
HoLLowAYHs ARNICA PLAsTERs-For palms or weak
in the breast, side, back mbs also bruises
SprainS, rheumatsu, gOu lumbaso, Ee. and valuable
auxiliary In liver complaint pleurisy, coughs, colds
sumption, &alEays giving relief permanent benefit
when applied
POfs sale by T. H. LOGAN co..
aP1s General Agents.
TIE relieve suffering been the object Of the humane
and phanthroplc ages before the practice OF ned
cine became science the publicly exposed in
open end every passer by named the remedy he eonsld
cred most suitable for the cO-Paln We possess the
present day. through the agency press more rela
bic mode Of conveying information to our suffering f
low Those afflicted with scroula, cutaneous,
and erupve diseases viii find in the columns OF almost
every newspaper and Periodical pubshed certificates
testimonials those have been speedily cured Of
those dreadful complaints by the Purifying powerfully
regensratIye qualities OF Sands sarsaparllla-
Prepared and sold by A. b. & D. SANDS Druggists 100
Fulton Street, NewYOrk. Price % cents per Vial.
Sold also by J. II. CRUMBAoKER.
Sold also by Druggists generally. spl4-daw
For
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MEDICAL.


"AMPToN'S TINCTURE
III Will CURE DYSPEPSIA.
WILL CURE COUGH.
HAMPToN'S TINOTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
HAAPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE sCRoFULA.
HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
TINCTURE
WIFI CURE NEURALGIA.
HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
HAAIPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL INYIGoRATE
HAAIPTON'S TINCTURE
WILLCUREL LOW sRIRITs
HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE,
wherever used, been successful in CURING DISEASE
For DISEASES OF woIiEN and CHILDREN it is Il
HJPs R.E HTGH
No 195 SoUTH PAcA sTREET. BA LT11oEE
0'sa o 1setS1sn ED 1sS FIX asS'oH' D''a''
Nod dreadlfl case or SerQflid Of pears, standis0
"uI1S HISS assFs S1E EfS.o zsGs e %sas
No. go Baltimore st.
eteSds let ne asaieSsd si 70 zee 1sr. "e'
HEREDITARY ScR0FULA.
head q s s 9 sqes sss inside o,
Ing over the eyebas so as to produce blindnes lie
cured by HamPton's Yegetable Iinetqre.
Mr.. VIM. oldham, OF Baltimore custOm-house suffered
from these Complaints for IS months, with body
TIncture, after other things faiI.d.
COUGH, C08lSUlPzY0N de-
Mr. Henry G. VIM had Cough for years-EreAt weak
etc had in n Eve six physicians; tried ali the
HlI y Us ,sSEsTaRzEuvozgRk
soFR No 5s 5SIS966Iy S1f1Esn ST.
4 ~; MED 15N Pro YIED ny 7HoESANnS 10 BE
1HE SYSTEifl '4ese1sA1 fA1'D. 1sSS1OAh4 OF
THE sU5IMER-ITs DIsEAsEs-THE REM
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IAUGHIINs 8 BusHr1ELD,

Gent Agents for Ohio county, No q5 Monroe st.
AnOEieamust be addressed above General
they supply the PropretOrs prices and send
the Pills eonhdentially ladies by mail by enclosing 81 to
ether,at the Wheeling Post-oddee.
NB.-Dr. DuPoneo's Golden Pills, signature ~ Dupon-
every 6oH none other genuine. For particulars get
Circular Of Agents. aps5-1T
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INVESTMENTS IN CAmo.-We understand that
the well known George Peabody, Esq, of Lon
don, has made large Investments in Cairo city
stock
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The News FROM ENGLAND Yesterdays
Eastern papers are filed with extracts from the
leading Journals of Great Britain, concerning
the recent campaign and election for members
of the new Parliament Lord Palmerston's
recent policy, as regards China, has been fully
sustained, and the great body of his opponents
routed and Frustrated. Much as the American
people had cause to admire the bold stands
winch Golden, Bright, and others of the oppo-
sitiOn, have from time to time, taken in behalf
of popular reform, they cannot hut congratulate
the world on the result of the election. lord
Palmerston has, undoubtedly, taken the true
political course towards the Celestial Empire,
and has taught the barbarous, jealous, and pa
gan natives that they cannot forever interfere
in every advance in the East, with impunity.-
Commercial relations will be altered and impro-
we'd by his policy, not only for the Western Eu.
ropean Powers, but for the United States,-so
much so that, for while back, it was thought
almost ungenerous 70. our government to with.
hold an expression of its sympathy. Barbar-
ism must give way before progress, and all
pseudo lamentations about forced trade arc idle
and unavailing.
In their elections, in England, there is one
thing to note, and that is the deference-and in
many cases, the radical Difference, which the
candidates have shown for the power, intelli-
gence and progress of the people In yester-
days paper we published an extract from
speech Of Lord John Russell to his constituents,
which smncks largely of the SAVIOR of our coun-
try stump speeches. The people are slowly, but
fast enough, coming up tothe surface in England,
and Repubcanism can be heard piping at the
last layer of the shell which hens in its un-
Pledged wings. Everywhere, nowadays, aud
from all quarters of the world, the unmistakable
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"C0sTAR's" Rat, Roach, &c., RXTERAIINATOR,
"cosTAR's " Bed.bug, EXTERSfINATOR,
"COsTARs" ELRCTRIo POWDER, for Ants, Piles, &C.,
Order from Depot, No. 9ss BROADWAY, NY
DRUGGISTS and DEALERS everywhere.
Fall particulars by mail.
q See Advertisement. apt4-lE-l&K
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CHRONTJ DIARRHCEA-

Of1EtONlO DlAItftF1NlIA.
We have in possession the certificate of respectable
citizen, tesyinE that he entirely cured this
fol disease by using BBRIIAyE's HOLLAND BITTERs.
We shall take pleasure in showing the certificate any
person doubling this statement. ap9-1wdaw
BaicheIOr's Hair DIe.-Llke big river, broad
and deep and strong, the reputation of wA A. BATCHE
LoR's HAIR DYE hows and onward, burying imators
swallowing up pretenders drowning all competitions cast
Ing pury and the dead dogs Of unapprecated rasmon.
gers. Made sold applied, ess Broadway, New York
Counterfeits offered avoid ali except the
A. BATcuELoR on.
Sold by T.u. LOGAN & CO.,
mh8I-1m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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State Of Illinois, Carlisle, June 81 $50
nave used Professor o. J. Woods Hair esoTatIye and
have admired It's wonderful effect NV hair was becenina
It has res9 he 0Is ~ ne use 81 The IRE
doubt permanently SIDNEY BREEZE N'
Ex-senator United States
gentleman Of Boston writes TO his friends New Bed
meneed using Professor Woods hair RestorstTe Is
vi nost Ehe and had been so for The last ten years
and pulled but found that before had Sdr used ali
e seeonS bottle (Which was eight EeekS) my hair was
ehanEe to Its original color, Qght brown and Is
nov free from dGndru1 and quite have had nv
seen any thing like white hair starting from the roots and
~ g theE as It ever was, and does come out at
July 1855. Yon Ss''.E .i'n . ask
1s,r Gardiner, Maine, June 2E 49,
Iea5 SIT have used two bottles Professor WOODS
nar estoTatve and can truly say is the greatest dis
BeIe s me age. for restoring and changing te hair
hair has nov sitstns ~ gray rs a man Of seventy My
one Of the Eprtt kind. Yours. D. n MURPHT
Pr, w.. &c.,, st, Louis, March 4, 1884
OF four year, since and continued TO do SO until became
IN, Fed al the popular medicines Of the day.
srs s'T bses Poa and am happy to doing
fully recommend its to ali similarly afIIictri '
A CIVILIANS, i IS Second Street
This Is to certify that one year ago vas 5,t - an,
ny har 50 tn upon the tnP OF my head that feared No
bottle Prof and al e Sna @ sse
and X h, ths gray hairs had entirely disappeared
- ~ laI Ihcket ed SO to be usual and
eH glossy appearance apparently N STe beautifuitan
q therefore, Gheeriutiy
iii di tlose ladies who value abeauti' head OF hair
and beautying effects. sARH1ii n RVG M SS.hy
nave used Professor Woods Hair Restoratiye To ec
Il prevents the from coming ont and
bar sl9ss ana softnes! very desirable The few gray
iiv bsI HNe entlrey dsaPPeared. Others Of my fam
n ~ ana concur Win In pronouncing Il all
" processes to be. HENRY CLARK MlchiFan Iyepne -
mr. n r w., o., 81 Louis, Sent. 20, 1852.
~ :. mood-Sir: have nearly three bottles of
fst 1IsItoEatye and have found effects very sat
Envoy ~ has entirely destroyed all dandTpar from nv
@ ana Testored my hair to its original color which had
e'eg' WIN. TRUESDALE.
~ = WOOD CO., Proprietor $40 Broadway AM,
u Kor sale in Wheeling by
/ uh.-sr,4 T. LOGAN { CO.,
/ Hl's- H-naR Erd0e Oorne,
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MOVEDE OVER.
M PHWpuRE "

Has removed his FORWARDING AND COlIluESIoN
y. Apnss e SeIo Main to his u
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THIS ASTONISHING AND UNQUALIFIED PREPARE
ton las never failed to produce growth Bald
The used according to the directions, turn
BACK to It's original color, after having become gray
and TelnState Il In all Its original health usre softness
ana oeany Removes at once all BcuTf, dandTuG al un
seroala eruptons and feveris heat from
le sSap ~ also Prevents the hair from becoming un-
healthy and falling OIL. and hence acts as Derfsct
HAIR INHIGORATOR AND TONIC
we annex few certificates to eorroborate our asser
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State OF Illinois, Carlisle June 2I SO
nave used Professor o, J. Woods Hair RESTORATIVE and
nave admired It's wonderful effect. Ny hair was becoming
storative" IT has original color and have no
aou0t permanently So SIDNEY BREEZE,
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DALLEY'S MAGIOAl, PAIN FIX.
ETNI9 A (-lr1INI9

IAuanL1Ns & BusnF1ELp.
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For Rent,
TIME Store Room on Main street. formerly occupied by
u George Meudel Furniture WarerOom. Apply Il
dec3l FRANCIS r, ARMSTRONG.
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W. a. EDWARDS & Bro fS 5Gs4'P''
GROCERS.
New. Arranpament

WOULD announces to the subscribers for papers Period.
ieas Ge whose names have been transferred
Mr. Tobias BookS, that receiVinE Period-
TO- to call a III Main street AnyvshIng discontinue
their subscriptions, viii please advise that
ger preserve their copies We have
eleRant Family Bibles also late Mr5
AIrs SruthEOTtlfS Works. Everything the Book and
Stationery line be hSd the SCheSp Book store No
". Main street [apInI JAS. o.. ORR n
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NJ g WOOD CO., Proprietor sla
" kor sale In Wheeling by
/ mb..ro-.. TIL LOGAN CO.,
-I ----.- l.-l+a Bridge Corner.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MONDAY, Nov. AID. JoHS CLANCY, President,
in the chair.
The reading of the remarks were dispensed with.
AID MCSPEDOS moved that the meetings during the
month be On Mondays and Thursdays.
Petitions were presented from owners and residents
o., Eighty fourth street to have said street lighted WITH
gas forn Fifth avenue to Avenne Ii. or residents,
&C. of Eighty-fh street to have it lighted with gas
from Fnst to Fifth avenues.
Regulating Streets.-The Committee on Roads pre-
sented report in favor Of granting permission to
James Lenox 10 regulate grade, &c in front OF his
property in SIXTY eighth and Seventy.fourth and
Eighty GIT streets and Fourth and Fifth avenues, at
biz own expense. Adopted.
Resolnti0ns-By Ale. BLUNT:
Bherea The Russ pavement in Broadway between Fulton
street and South Ferry is dangerous condition In con-
OF sinking Of the pavement IN the and OF the
fore be 1t , .
Re,rd That the Water Purveyor Is hereby authorized TO
immediately the said pavement and cutters to Dc
thoroughly Impaired Adopted.
BY Aid. 4ARRIs-That $3.50 be appropriated for the
construction Of new running gear for Engine Company
No. II. Adopted.
4 netc fry proposed-By Aid. McCoSsELL:
Resosed That the Controller be directed to lease at public
suction slip between Twenty fifth and Twenty sxth streets
East River with the right to ferry therefron TO utoa
Brooklyn, slip I'D thereto fo term OF ten
years from the lst OF May 1859 Referred.
Aid WILSON moved that as this was on the eve OF
election ard each member having business to attend
TO in his ward, that the Board adjourn.
This was carried, and the Board stands adjourned -
ThuIsdey.
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THE HARD TINES.

CucAco BEEF TRADE.-The monetary crisis has
cut down the number OF cattle ths xill be received
ard packed at this point - less than one-hat IN
ue. d. sone packers have made bets that the suuoer
parkes here will not exceed IA COO or 10 OO0 head
While the uost sarguips do not place the figures
higher than lS 900 head. On account q tho present
low mice fering number Of the cattle owners and
are drvitg back their stock ~ the corr heds
TO let tb, NJ istttn Till next Spring, while the yards
here are full Of cattle which cannot Ind purchasers
except at ruinous rates A number Of dtogers who
made contracts 10 deliver cattle have had them can
c.led paying the packers ntere,t for any sdvaoces
made by them. Chicago Democrat
AFFAIRS IN ST. Paul. Houserent has fakea .
sudoen ore IL h downward. Houses formsry rent
irp a, $l2 per month attalnaole at ~ ano VIZ.
More houses are vacant now than svtr before N the
bi.tofy # st Paul There are over fr' hnHd cd now
unoccupsc, and likely to be until Spring, ana no os
mapo for them ~,
decrease Of fifty per cent at least in house-rent
must take place. II is evident from the fact thst
msLy families leaving for the South and Ess are pos
tivey t.rpg their houses and furniture 10 others Tor
the ere taking Of them until their refarn--uns-
bic TO get good tenants at any price. -,
At house IN tho suburbs, at lesst q dozen yong
won en- have called during the week, seeking
'pla. es, where formerly II was almost Impossible
for family to get Ip." In coItaing their e1-
peDdiiur, 8 many families now do with ~. bird hsp.
The wages Of seIvantgiTs ard cooks in this city
have hitherto been very highs $40 and $l2
uvnth were gwen. But to such an extent have the
ridiculous foilts OF fs-bon dress and dkplsy COR
rupte this Glass; that il sill rpeDt 10 fney aud gew.
gaws, and rotbirg laid up for a raioy day. May OK
That class y III nov be thrown Of homes Add good
places, and add TO the distress which NUT prsvsl
[St Paul Minnesotan-
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NemQprk Dailp Gribm,4e
PUBLIC MEETINGS.

GERMAN WORKINGMENS DEMONSTRATION.
The Germans Of this city following, the example OF
their countrymen in Philadelphia, got up meeting
ard procession yesterday to claim work and in default
Of that bread, from what they termed the Weather
classes Unfortunately for the dignity OF their enter
prize, they followed the leadership of Mr. Charles
Smith, gentleman who denies that he il bl-poser
and declares that he 10 poet and literary man, and
who was the leader of the called workingmen's
movements in 1884.
Mr.. Smiih called meeting to assemble at Tompkns
square at O'Clock yesterday morning. Nearly 1909
people attended from interest or curiosity, but the
laughing faces Of he auditors and the ease with which
they were amused showed that no danger was to be
sppreher ded from most of them, at least for the
present. Mr.. Smith was appointed President and
Mr.. Jas. T. Mcguire, Secretary. Several short
speeches were made more or less ishammstory, and
about half of the meeting formed in regular procession
with banner on which was painted
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From THE CAFE OF Coop HoPE - The bark
speedwel fr,m Cape Town Sept ,, arrived at Boston
on Sunday. She brought Cape Town papers OF Aug.
%. The only political topic discussed in the press
was the question Of the separation Of the Eastern and
Western Provinces.
The Ksffirs on the frontier represented to be
in starving condition, and meetings were berg held
in the large towns to devise means for their rel ef
correspondent of The Cape Torn Monitor con-
eratu stes the public upon the may recent arrivals Of
American vessels, and says:
"Wbile wish the American merchants OF this city
az much .uccees as they can desire aud deserve st
The same time hope to see more frequent shipments
from the United States than heretofore, Consigned to
MANY ipste ad of few houses at the Cape and vol.
wine and skins with other articles, in return, filling
the clipper for transatlantic ports. Were toe Aner'-
can De ope aware of the capabilities OF the Csoe, they
Itte for ourselves bring more than they do into the
VI arket."
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ROW DYlsM RAMPANT IN WASHING ROW

The il suSordipsou u which the press hss re,ordsd
stssoiy recurring rstsn ,es fo' some mooihs pas.
stspn e. ths typs Of grsster vioeBcss Oar young
Dep, who should &c The gisy OF our ass aad ooua,y,
,,sib by,h with cesp eyed disgrace. Bsadios taem
plyes ge;her uodsr the hypecrihcsi sui-e OF pro
tectr z IfcIrrty FROM the ravsges OF dssourng hse
fhey base found means TO organize condinoa oil
thirgs that IL not only Incompatible with order or isV
but inconsistent with the safety OF tbs CD noon citizen
II Ii ara limb. Affairs tending 10 a direction to
AXE the que s'ioG pertinent ore, Ia Amsr"s, uncoo-
qcersbe by foreign arms, TO fs BY the hands OF her
own sops
TIE sceres Of Saturday night last went further .hs1
spy tbipg ,ha. has yet eccured. Between snf
clock the fie bells in G.orgeto~n were ruog ard a.
tract,d az usual, companies from the city Bit l.
vas ould there no fire, aud 50 the companies r.
turned, but not without hght az tue Georg'trFu
bridge /, was soon evident moreover to AZ ths rns
OF the bells was but sic 81 tor geter az ~, ~
the hostile parties foupd msking br each ota-r
at a common sondezvous. The COMPANY called ths
States Hose proceeding westwsrdy WITH An oovi-
only hostile Design but were stopped by the Mayor
Az Chief of Police, and prevented from what ~'uc
urobably have beer bloody conflict. Ia the neigo-
bori ooG of Seventh street AID Massachusetts, avenue
the fire men returning from Georgeto sn got into coo,
dict with g peIy Of the police. tns ,nuna.a
shooting officer Berj 10 Hopper IN the right eye,
so seriously as to have obliteTated the organ aud
pu, his life in dagger A Mr. Davis, shoemaker, isas
Sixth street, vas shot In the leg And arm, both oul-
lets having been extracted by DR.. Eliot While this
was going on near the spot the tragedy Of he let of
June it that party Of the States Hose, num-
bering about thirty, proceeded to the tavern on
Seventh and G streets kept by Mr.. John Hslleek
where they commenced work Of spoli4ion and
aeuoiiior which they continued til their outrsg
Object was srattied Every person they found within
ib.y drove of or personally maltreated, and then
withdrew without moesfs ION. Nesriy dozen ar
rests w.re mace Of the party in the Nor hern L'ber
,ie, of lcm John Fay and Thomas V-nable alone
are held for trisl and have been committed to JAIL
fe on TAYLOR has been held to bsi fr farther trial
on Tue sdsy, the 10th inst. Nst lntel., Nov. y
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Meonal.

-rI upoJ.Ds EXTRACT OF BUCHU -
ii ~ ~ aoT ne E1sssct Of Bveha cures 0rsweL
AxI sspoIUs Extssst Of BaeAa cures Dssases Of ise
Bell saisIMBoLps Extract Of Baslu cures Diseases Of the
KGS Se1ysnpoL De Extract 81 Buchu eures Dropy.
nEIWPOI DIS Extract Of Buchu for General Weakness.
uEiMBOLDs EAnsct Of Buchu for al diseases arising from
EnfEImBoLDs E1trsc, Of Bschu for all diseases arising
oLDs Extract of Bucbu for all diseases arising from
Inn rr6sroo.
ELMBoLDs Extract OF uchu for Secret end Delicate Dis
esses -
nsle.
HELMBOJDS Extract Of Buchn for Lo's Of Memory.
HEIMBOLDS Extrsct Of Buchu for Loss Of Power
HELMBILDS Extract Of Buchu for Universal Lasstude Of
the Muscular System
TLMBoLD'S Extract Of Btehu for Nervous and Delhi.
tatr6 Sufferers
HELMBOLD's y r'rsct of Buchu for Dnness of Vision.
HELAbOLD Extract Of Buehu for Difficulty Of Breath
ing
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu for Wesk Nerves and
Tiemblhg.
HELMBOLD'S Extract Of Buchu foI Wss,fulness
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Buchu for all Distressing All
ments.
HELMB0LDs Extract Of Buehu. price 81 bottle. de-
liyered 10 any address. Address letters.
d HELMBOLD Chemist.
Depot No 52Soutb 1ohst below Chestnntst Philadelphia
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere Beware Of coun
tsrfeits. Cures guaranteed
HE6EMAN, CLARK Co, Agents Broadway, N. Y.
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CEN
TRlI, PARK

MONDAY, Nov. 2.-The Commissioners met at
O'Clock. Present: Commissioners Cooley, Russell
Butterworth, Green Strong and Hogg.
The minutes were read and approved
The Treasurer was authorized to pay the regular
employees of the Board on the fret Of esch month
The Superintendent and superintendent Of Planting
authorized to solicit proposals for such trees q
the Committee On Trees and Plants may select, such
trees 10 be delivered the Central Park free OF ex-
pense for transportation at such places may be des
ensted The contemplated amount Of purchase not to
exceed $500.
Communications from p. b. Amory, j. 7. King and
Ed. Fitzgerald were referred TO the Executive CON-
mittee.
The Superintendent Of the Park sent 10 a communi.
cation in regard TO the Nurseries, which was read, and
the Committee on Trees and Psnts authorized to hire
four yoke Of oxen, and to purchase three plows
A report Of the Chief Engineer TO the Surveys
was received, ard the Eneiceer was authorized to
epcsse the services of the Engineering Corps OF ths
IN division Of the Park 10 assist in Gnsheg the yvik
or the 81 division st the same rates previously or
deied by The Board
The iolIogiDy communication IS received.
JupTrERvfLLE tl0'tL - near 7 az J. Oc.. - 1881
Ia IN, Bsari Of Con fonsys tis Csarat PARK
GISrLINES \. Cd ciz-n Of tas l street and ina