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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-24

iss-h nns iafn In Bloc Grass, 100 aefss, ~ a
proved, ~ In umbsr, excellent houss, etc.
IA good farm Of 40 ssIss pssr Davenport
iN-A beautiful irn o. leo acres, all aAasI high
1 aass o. cultivation, good taiidings, etc, snT s
~"es iron tss o. On lost grovsfosd.
! broke.
| sssss 7Ss.
ls4-Sies Iiuls farm Of 90 ssr.s, only nile.
from IOWA, good hoase, &C.
ee-Al Improved tIn, fenced aud ali guilty tsd
nlcs heass, springs and . creek o. IL, Hickory
drove rosd, miles from town, osAgs Orange kass
started sstirsly around the fAsu, 900 acres.
= ils-A highly Improves farm Of u ssrss IIs
nnes ffpm tovn; sve good Aossss, barns, sarriags
Ii7-A farm Of 300 ssfss ~ miles from town;
| two houses. esrns, out-buildlnss, r.; apple and
Rsssa sIsssids, lnlsi, 'priass,s wells; sonplsss
ga snug little hrm near Eultou station, 81
serss, good house, &c.
UnimprevsA Lands.
IN SCOTT COUNTY.
stswt Sec % ''
-. ;s $. !. rs: :s .~'' f@
ssS-n. 3 xor.A.s " < SEC STusRs E.O.es..
si-TAe NE " secs T7sNRasls leo ssrs.
ss-rhs N W " Sec 10 T7sNR2 Eco acre.,
Rhs above tire, tracts beautifully situated Oh the
RsilEosd miles from Davenport.
ss-Ths W tofthss W x ofs.c IO,T7ssRsE 50
acres uailss hou Davenport.
1894 sc.s., some wood and plenty Of atone IN
sse7 I ~ b, living water on thstrsst
IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA:
lOs- 10 kcresvery choice land.
CIV. fractional / -of the n. w. 4 Sec 9, T.
SIN. X. T., u 81 100 acres, near Thorn,s hiuis
Vsrylow, ifappiied for soon.
lss--sE.S Wv .audNE. ..sosTsIRI
+, acres.
SHELBY COUNTY.
WtnB& SS $50"
IN HARRISON COUNTY,
1-E / Sec 29(
Wsw! Sc Sc 3 8 $40 acres
IN BBNToN COUNTY.
tsht and WI NE sseS4 T % r sw, 100
acres.
!. ANA Disco IS Tss Rsw 100 ssrs..
ns-Wt Seeks 7 70 X . west
IN MARSHALL COUNTY.
:: :tsss secs .,.ss.s.,.w
N.ei nv + s.ss $50 .'''''
IN JAsPKK COUNTY.
s a. oins ns SEQ 1sS.. Ts,sR''w
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
W l0 "a w, 4 ska.sd 'SS's + Sec 10 @Ri
1877 200 acres, SMILES from Upton.
IN PoTTowoTToMIa COUNTY.
S--N Soc ~ 7 I'M 3sW.
io-s's" tsse sTTk IS W, ~ asrs.
zoe .o. IN WARREN COUNTY. |
ioe--ooo acres snoiss land.
IN wAsHIs0Tos COUNTY.
iS''-sSo acres ssise, land.
,s IL MoSoNA COUNTY.
ies-sss scrss.
IN BOONE COUNTY.
hf-sso acres sslsst prairie and timber.
-oo IN wEBsTRR COUNTY.
srs Ma See - TEN 4 20 ", sdoi.
ioo-sos sssssA. Hand In Mower Co., Minnesota
ios-ls .pl.Odld lot. In O..A. o.,, s.sr..l. Ter
-. =, oa. ast r.; s s s.s s.s.ai..,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19

II becomes important al the present time
to ascertain how much spscie there "a 10
the country in other words. tho amount 0f
that cUrrncy which cannot he deprecated
or in any way disturbed by any explosion.
The -pecie basis Of The bans. /. stalled TO he
about .lxty millions, and the inquiry turns
10 tbe amount 10 genera! circulation among
the people. On tbs poin, the Philadelphia
hodi 5moieon says
We have taken tbs pains. ior our o~n
satisfaction. 70 look over the official hznrs
for series oi years. in order 10 approximate
a safe opinion upon this subject. and they
develop -one results of striking interest at
the present junc;ure, which ougl, 10 inspire
ieeling- Of encouragememen, even IN The
most despoudiDg. si,hs,aDding the
enmmpu. depletion o. precious metals dur.
Ing the last seven year,, ii viii be s,cn tina,
the coinage IN that PERIOD exo@icd the et-
p0r,s b. an amount equal 10 the whole
coinage during tie preceding fortyeight
gear.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19

An ariors@r ON note down In Massa-
ch1setts wis informed by the drawer OF the
Inability ol the hitter to pay il, and forth
with called upon the officers Of the bank for
few days accommodation. The latter put
him oil. &c, aud then required the money TO
be paid the President aecoinpany ying the
decision with this advice Mr.. -.
yon should never put your endorsement On q
note nnIess you ARE SUR Of ia being paid 1t
tue time agreed A few days aiier, that
bank slspnded, aud the endorser, meeting
the bank President. took him by the button
hole aud said Mr.. - want 10 give
you little advice. Never put your name
on q note unless you are sure II viii be paid
at the time agreed. have noticd great
many notes floating aboa, with your name
upon tl,eIn, but they were refused relemp.
ton" Tbs emotion Of the President ovsr-
powered him. The (Masa) Bay &ais 10 ~
sponsible for the fser above stated.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19

II0Rgip McnDER.--We larn that iwo
mfi. recently discharged from the chain
gang in ,bi. city Bili swain anI William
7. Morrison---recenily committed most
ntrociOus murder in the town of suhfish
Ohio. the particniars Of which trnuspired
on Fridag. II appears tbai they were en-.
gagged 10 pIastering a house n, that place,
and within he las, lev d4ys, became ac.
quaintcd with a poor girl whom they de-
c0yed ~ an obscure section 81 that town
and in order 10 prevent detection. d'.iibe-
fa,rly murdered her With large stones. With
which they mazbed in Der scuii aDJ horribly
mU,ilated her lace and Other portions Of ier
byiy. Tie unfortunate girl was missed
several days before she vas discovered ard
when .lie Mas al las, found or Friday last .
.be WAS weltcrinq blood. With her clothes
over her bead, and the INSTRUMENTS oi hsr
death lying all AROUND. 10 The meantime,
the villain. had made gooI their eseaIe. but
II !. sill hops,i they may 'e brought to pun
ishmen,. Swain and Morrison were dis
charged from Jail on the 9Th Of Oe,obsr,---
Hhesi,ag Jimo.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19

cLEAK DpriS1Ios. An anecdo,s !. re-
a,ni Of y yonog preacher a, city church
who had for 10 text verss from the para
b.c a. tie pro virgin and IN the course Of
b sermm esplaiDsd
That IN old times i WAS customary. when
,ie bridegroom aoi bride were coming. for
teu virgin. TO 60 ou, ssd meet them. aDd
e-cor' ibefa hans--hp> of thee rugm'
J,ng 'saig' anil fee tsmaies
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19

PgErTr G0oD--PngACHIsG ASO PgAc-
MT PoJ says that clergyman IN
New York. follow ing the practice oi hr-
ministerial breihru, recently preached a
very earnest discourse on tiie lard ,nnep. CD
forcing the dH,y II re,rDchment AMI es''n-
mny. Immediately after chorch ths oCagrs-
CATION iook him at hls word by holding
nesting a, which his saIsfy Was cot doHa
from 81 500 70 5000.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19

German aod Italian emigration u sad to
b. on the nerrz-e. Daring the pas; nlns
mouth. II to- p'e~bi year, 1850 emi-
graats have elaba'suj at the port Of Hsrre
a.ot,-. ts.ing an iDgFcaAe q. : 30 above ths
pT'.ygO4s tr9r.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19

Coz. xARp, o Nebraska, has resigned.
his cifice, and vii! return 10 Arkansas, his
former home. His succ-sor Is not yet
narn.d.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-11-19

From the year l-52 70 l-j5, 10th inclu.
.iye, the actua loa. Of lie 90 The ocean wa
tur th0asaDd three hundred sad sixty
three
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-24
81, N, sEAGO.


PURCHASE SILL PRODUCE AND PROPERTY OF HvHHE
Gpr2s DEsCRuTIOE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-24

No debts 90 Banks or individuals
Nc losses adjusted due.
No and n0tdue.
No acknowledged cIaims.
Losses unadjusted, SO 500.
{" in suspense $1,000.
We De Hers5Y certify thas the fore going true and accu
rate statement Of The Farmers and Mcdaniel Insurance
Company 70 tse lst Of November, A. y 1856.
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, Pre- ideut
EDWARD z. EELMBOLD, SecrelEry..
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
City Of Philadelphia,
John h. Fnck commissioner fer the State Of Tennes
appointed BY the Governor thereof resident Psnniyl
vania Go herhy certify shat DAY and hereof the
above named lhos g. Florence President and Edward K
company subscribed foregoing statement my
presence, anddd seveTaiy declare that the
therein set forth we're lrus.
IN witness whereof have hereunt1 my hand and ax
60 my ocial seal, si twenty ninth Gay Of Decembe A
D., 1856. JOHN q. FHlCK,
Commissioner for Tennessee, No. 20 i, Dock St.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, CoAPrR OILERS OTgiCE,l
Nashville, March 5, 1871.
This 70 certify that The Farmers Mechanics Pre- 3la
rne and Life Insurance Company OF Penns vana located
Philadelphia ia the State Of Pennsylvania has complied
with all the requirements OF act passed BY the General
Assembly Of tue Stale OF Teuuesee, March, 1885, entitled
An Act 70 regulate the agencies Of Insurance Companies
nO Incorporated by the state Of Tennessee and that Joseph
Nash The legally authorized Agent Of said Company the
town Of Nashville, STATE Of Tennessee
J. c. LUTTRELL, Comptroller
Referring the above he undersigned continues to issue
Policies Fire, Marine and Inland equitable terms.
JOSEPH NASH, Agent,
No. p, College Street.
Nashville, March 70, i557.-3w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-24
j. HI. CURREY;
Funeral Undertakes,

A Nd CABINET NAEBR, bsks leave 70 inform bis friends
n and the public generality that he has moved his Shop
and Conn Rooms 20 LEAE & sHEgAIB's old stand, Deade
rick street. lately occupied By J. W. McCOmbs where he s
prepared 70 furnish COINS Of every description, together
With good Horses Hacks and everything necessary for Ia
neras. lie W give his personal attention 70 all calls both
day and night.
p Furniture oral kinds repaired and made 70 order in
the best style lfsb96l J. 81. CURREY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-24
PengTlanshiD.

NEW Pupils are daily received az the WIT
~ ing Falcon Of MK. DOLBEAR, No. - * -
Union street, Vessel Thomp5on's, -
where persons from to 60 years Of age ~
easily change the stiG slow and eramped hand
o. EAsE, ELEGsECE RAPIDITT.
Persons from the county finish their lessons
week Persons uuacquansd whit the merit Of hr DojeaFI
teaching referred the testimony Of many Of
citizens in he Omitted States in his large Crcurs hun-
pupils taught By him in this place. Hours II,
A. NJ, aud . to 4 p. NJ, and Z TO Q al night.
an with DIN his classes should do 90 Immediately
IangO-dtf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-24

DRY GOODS.
ha u a. sga o. pE igrsssi0n, and sou MY S ven
"A BE- ont 81 Ne world b out Of ihe fashion hat
sing The eaae, yoa should call Immediately ct
E1Cholson's
.ad 31Pply Yourself VIM some Of those BEAUTIFUL
DRESS GOODS which WeFs sssolsd With 50 much
so and attention; the names ef which too numerous
msntan II word everything thit Is usually kept N
NO, DRY GOODS HOUSE.
We doE't Wsh 70 beast for the Goods will speak lo
themselves, Ell VS. ask s call fr1ul The public generally
Besides Dress Goods We have an excellent lot Of
WRAPPING,
such Cloaks, Maatilss, Tamas, Shawis seaIts, &s
Also the different kinds Of acss and Embroidered Our
stock Of GRNTLEMEN'S WEAR ID very complete,
siBng Of Cloths Cassimeres, Yesdngs and Furnishing
Goods. Also good stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
6ueh aE Bed Tickings, Domestic Drilling, Rlankets LINZ
5sT Jsaua Eannels Irish Linens in fact everything O
he kind All Of which We will sell ai very low profit
l. o. EICHOLSON CO.,
Bspt21 No. % P1be Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-24
Staple Goods,

FANCY AND SOLID COLORED
PRINTS,
OF all Qualities and Manufacture
DunneIl & Co., Gloucester, Burn, Flo
renee, Washington, Franklin, A. &
w. Sprague, RichmOnds, Con-
estoga, American, Frank
fort, P. Allen & Son, Manches-
ter, COchecO, Briggs, Bay State, RO-
bersOns, Lyon Company, HOyle 10 and
"A Double Purple English;
And all the different makes of English
Prints of all widths.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-24

THE partnership Of HuNBLET BALBwIE & Co., e this
dsy dissolved ~ mutual consent William A. Hundleyi
". r. Waller and Wa n Boom, alone authorized 20
settle and pay Tue debts % the 6rm This the h day Of
March, 1857. lmErehI2-tC
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-09-11
The Fauquier white sulphur springs,
OFFERED FOR SALE TO THE PUBLIC IN Ion

rINHIS property has been held under an aet of in
corporation since 1888 Tho chartered property thsn consisted
thereon and divided into $500 shares estimated tho
property sold thereof and there fully eleven
hundred together with the buildings enlarged and greatly
value he has laid OH the larger portion Of the land into about 10 900
building lots with convenient streets 80 feet Width running north
city called "warrenon SPRINGS These lots nearly
contiguous buildings These sixty
also offered for SALE in 800 shares in with tho
and when taken TO be paroned by lot those getting the 2o0
February 1854 known the fauquc White sulphur
and those getting the respective lots viii receive their deeds
qualifications whom trustee for the purpose the entire
The property by oace Of the Common
wealth that the buildings alone worth
pendtre for tho public ,hsn ndvius are aae Or
willing risk and the fact that viii be Interested
the Springs and IN building around them win probably
immediately aer the formed the
vorsaI York; the dollars Hc will
lot which he build at the ountan health
build will be csbe and the fact Of such buildings being
lots There no Why city magnitude should not rise a
aud flourish this place The ppahannock river navgabe
The Iyncburg railroad river about Or
miles below NV this land G anp @ may q "a from III,
Will and the facility Of transportation gives advantages
miles viii extend to New Orleans whose inhabitants may ho
reach these Springs in three days A. healthy spot M
city thrive and hcres all these health
high low papr now an opporsansy
Of soournng for tho summer longer
Ing the charter may pe realized TO the fullest
the taxes are paid State greatly below the original ~nh
The made BY an Intelligent public noway inter
DO carried not injured wen NH he sm sss
sum q ten ao = mot saas s Be paid %
justices of the In tie time checks in favor Of ~,
made til the day partition The ustps ANY
ply the money after partition in tho nrs place 10 the
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-09-11
American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

INVENTED EUGENIo IATUIA, ARCHITECT, NJ s D. A. 40.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
tages, buildings ONCE Gothica chappaqua,
Weschester county New York
June 17--du
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y. q. HeFrlng q CO.'S Fatcht ChAnlPtUM HHfes'
TIME subscribers, grateful fox past hvors, and
finding that discriminating public best0wing their patron
that extent that necessary 70 exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening extensive ware
Broadway No 251 Murray street.
pote the City Hall This enlargement of warehouse room with the
of will enable the subscri
keep stock Of fire and burglar
establishment the world Particular at
constructing for private families to match
other furniture for the security Of plate and jcwelry
make order all kinds vault
Halls patent powder proof locks for banks
patent Formulation bank lock Cyger
patent letter lock, without key.
s. G. HERRING Il Co.
Nos. 1876, 1877, and 1879 Water street, and
No. 25l Broadway, corner Murray ST., New York.
Y. C0YLE 4 CO., Agents
Washington, d. c.
B. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26-1y Riclu,and, Virginia.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The viii upon books
payment Vi the subscripAon be made in advance.
Distant Subscribers orWard money by letter and
will be BY ourselves N TRANSMITS hon.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published iweey during the session.
Of Congress and weekly during the recess.
Subscriptions period than VIII be
proportoned tbs above annual rates.
sPosrMAsTFs authorized 10 act aud by
sending US yvK DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed sE-
WEEKLY subscribers with enclosed viii be entitled 10
gratis
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-09-11

William Grandin,
eorwuIosSAriAw
AND UNTTEp syAfss COURT OF CLAIMS COMMISSIONER,
No 70 Frankiin street, New Fork
Now Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Rhode
Island, Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana Michigan, Iowa. Wis
consin Kentucky Tennessee, Louisiana, Ala
bama Mississippi, Georgia,
Florida, &c.
Kansas Nebraska Minnesota and tho United States Territories,
Pensions patents, bounties speedily obtained,
of W business successfully prqsecnsedA
Special attention paid TO Court Of Claws business
May 26-6m
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-09-11
wheeler a. Wilson.


MANUFACTURING CoMpANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
Families, Manutaauras, and Others.
yTNHESE machines combine all the improvements
Their extensive and increasing sale
approval and commentator that they have
propetors warmly recommending hem They
sufficiently them thoroughly have
given entire satisfaction.
Among the undoubed advantages that they all others
are:
Beauty simplicity construction consequent freedom
from arrangement and need Of repairs.
ID, Unexampled and raiiity Of operation
81. Noiseless movement
remarkable perfection OF their stitching and their appca
biliy a variety purposes aud materials
Principal Broadway York and their agencies
In the principal cities of the Union.
May 20--ly#
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II IFE IN CHINA; by Rev, William c, Milne, NJ

II IFE IN CHINA; by Rev, William G, Milne, NJ.
~ a. fyol iIsndan 81 so,
ANTS 81 he slave aud tho by Captain Hon Murray
NJ vol london. 81 u.s. ,.tE
The Poetcal Works bloomfield London cts
Tho Laws OF Contrast of Coiors by NJ Cheyen london 1857
Common Objects Of the seashoo; by @. Wood, NJ A.
london, 1857. 81
nnp ss .a Females in Norway London 1851 sleS
Peregrne Buuce; by Theodore HOOK gs cents.
Violet, OF the Danseuse. 80 ceuts
sep3 ,utW' 80" FRANCK TAYLOR
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-09-11
STAFFORD II. PARKER, Register,
GEORGE w. MuNFORD,
SECRETARY af the Commonwealth Of Virpiua

COMMISSIONER Of the Milking Fund.
NorRThosc holders
must residing limits OF the United States acknow
edge the before penipoenay charge aares
consul general commercial appointed by
the Of the United S foreign country before
the officer such the other
chief magistrate corporation therein. II
in the United States the before justice Of the peace
public appointed by the
Virginia sufficient certificate MUST "a delyey
RIc1IxoSp, Va. July 81, 1857. ~ "luly sl--iawam
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York

Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York.
Tinly Budding, Ill Bsoadoay
NIIE assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
DOLLARS and entirely cash which three mil
dtdrs
the city and State OF Now York valued %
lions Of dollars
The entire profits already amounting million Aandrd
tAousu,f dollars property Of tho policy holders
T,a,xs
Forms application and pamphlets giving information
piled ON applying any the
PREFIX S. WINSTON, President
ISAAC ABBATI, Secretary.
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Aetuary
MNTURN POST NJ. d., Medical Examiner,
Nav 2O--lys
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Ben. 4 u. A, whitIock a. Co.,

Ben. ~ II. A, Whitl0ck a. Co.,
10 Beekman Street. of Nassau opposite the Asor
House,
pRoPmEToTs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cREANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
uso oard Dnpuy, Co. Henncscy Ine Cas-
Ulon the highest and sole
pretors bande the native and flavor Of
Cosnac, viz:
Vineyard of Chateau Bernard,
des champs dor,
Superior vineyard vcux Cognac.
Also
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomascr Schnapps,
sherry, Msder Fort wines &c, &C.
Aes, porters, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE CREsIANT.
B.MSEA w. Co. the exclusive owners Of this vine and
shipments by regular packets and beg those Who
trial under their guarantee that II
superior delcacy favor and quality wine
present imported. atH#
Benz. NJ, Whtlook,
Eiwid A, Whttlock,
fFedk j. Iaverstick BEN. & H. A. WHTIOCK co.
Oliver W. Dodge, # a#H -
Henry Cammcyer.
May 26-1y#
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
A N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA stany on hand also full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF cARPETNGs,
Oil cloths matting rugs mats Materials curtains gilt
cornccs window shades, &c., 80, &c.,
.. MUCH hEI0w REGULAR PRICES
...H. q. ....# 1 eat lord & TAYLOR,
255, 257 $50, and POI Grand street.
May 26.-ly and AZ and 40 Catharine street
Matthew Hale Smith,
-i& COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Rooms 20, "a, No. l6 Wall street, New York
Aug 15--tft
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON.

OF WASHINGTON
Aayor.-Wm. b. Magruder
Regsfer Morgan.
Corporation Aaorney.--James NJ Carlisle.
Tax Cak.-William j. Donohoo.
Book-keepa.--Edwn J. Klopfer
Messenger. William q. Locke.
Clieacr.--James f. Halliday. Clerks William Cooper
and Reuben Cleary
Surveyor. Forsyth.
ron MEMBERS OF THE
Philip G. Davis NJ. d. and j. b. II. Smith, First ward.
Robert X stona, M. D. and Charles l.. Coltman, Sec
ond ward
William G. Palmer, NJ D., and Joseph Bryan, Third
ward
William P, Johnston, NJ. d., and james Lawrcnson,
Fourth ward,
j. b. Gardiner, NJ d.. and j. P. Ingle Fifth ward
+. s. Walsh NJ d., and John d. Brandt, Sixth ward.
James T. Morgan, NJ. d.. and George Mattingly, Sew
enth ward
ArornEcARIEs FURNISH TO POOR,
First tayd. David G. Ridgely
Second rard.-D. s. Dyson.
Third pdrd. -Valcntine Harbaugh
Fourth rard james N Callan
Filth uard-J. b. Gardiner
Siud pdrd. James O. Donnell
Sepenth ward.--D. b. Clarke. ,.sa
PHYSICIANS
First uard Phillip c. Davis, MD. ...
Second ardrd.--J. W. II. Lovejoy, MD.
Third pard. George M. Dale, MD.
Fourth payd John NJ Toner, M ID.
Fifth card -. Nj. Grymes, NJ ID.
Sirth ,pard. John M. Roberts, NJ ID.
Staeyith ,rard. u. L. Willett, MD.
Commissioner Of Health.--Charles f. Fierce, MD.
ALDERMEN
Isl arard, William T. Dove and George w. Riggs.
I'd :" VIM. f. Bayly (presidenD and Thos Miller
3D. I" French s. Evans and Thomas Donoho.
All % William w. Moore and John H. Goddard
5M John H. Houston and Edmund Barry.
9Th q George X. Ruff and Robert Clarke.
tn :" Peter M. Pearson and John L. Smith
.Secraary--E ]. Middleton
Messmger-,Jacob Kleiber. .. ....s.
OF COMMON COUNCIL.
Isl ,rard, Charles Albert president) John D. Turton,
and Robert L. Waters.
I'd g Thomas J. Fisher, William Orme, and Fer
dinand Jefferson.
Sd Z" Lambert Tree, Joseph Il. Brown, and Chris
topher o. Hare
All I" Richard ii. Clarke, james A. Kennedy, and
Elijah Edmondson.
9Th /" Edward f. French, William A. Mulloy, and
William +. Wallace.
9Th q James A. Gordon, William f. Hutchinson,
and James Crandell.
Tn 90 Thomas T. Lloyd, Robert T. Knight, and
Charles A. Potion.
Secretary William A. Kennedy. s
Messengey-Wiam O. Locke. ~.
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