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GRADES. UPLAND, WESTERN
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COAL-There is very little doing in Cumberland Coal
but the market for it is steady the previous rates. which
as follows for cargoes So a5G3 fine SO
5 75 for of mine and 81 1904 25 per ton for lump
cash, delivered at Locust Point We note the
export this week of a cargo of 263 tons to Palermo,
and one OF 800 tons Matanzas. Anthracite
Coal is selling from the Yards at from 81 so to
5.25 per ton Of 2,240l lbs
CANDLES.-fhere is a fair trade dem and for Candles
but there are no sales of moment making Adamantine
wequote Solar Sperm at 2sG3O cts; Sperm i3 cts
and Patent Wax at So cts per b. Mould Candles range
selling in fancy boxes for West India shipment at
I54G164 cts. per lb
CoPPER-There is some Copper selling but the mar
ket for it for week two past has been rather quiet
Baltimore refined Ingos steady at "a kd25 cts and
we quote Baltimore sheathng at 2s cts per 6 and Eng
still selling at % cts for both English and American and
quote Yellow Metal Bolts at "a cts and do Nails
% cts per ID.
DRUGS-Some lots of Calabria Licquorice have been
sold this week % 23 cs and of Sicily small stick
do at HhGlS cts. ID. Sales also Of cans Oil o
FEATHERS.-Feathers are dull, but quote them
steady at 45 cts per b for good Southern and Western
Live Geese.
FIsH.-There is pretty active retail demand for Fish
but there are no sales being made. Mackerel are
large No sl4915 for No and sl65O617 so per bbl
for No l. Wequote Herrings ranging from s5o to $50
PER- sSs aeprns Gr sena
at 30 to 40 cts Dry Goldfish are firm at S375G4, and
we quote dry Hake at 81 so per 100 lbs.
FRUlP.-A cargo of Sicily Fruit embracing some 600
boxes Oranges and 700 Lemons nor brig
Elliot was offered early in the week at auction and
LOU boxes OF the Oranges sold from 81 e5 to
SOW and ~ boxes of the Lemons per box and the
balance was withdrawn Another lot of 200 boxes Lem.
ons was offered early in the week auction and they
were all sold at from to $190 per box Sales also
TINS week OF 40 bags Walnuts at X cts 20 half bales
Langgedoc Almonds at 13 cs 40 half bales Princess do
AZ 3ogH cts per b and of 800 boxes Raisins at
~ Az for bunch and $2s5 per box for layer Lem
sns and Oranges are selling in lots from at from
FL0UR-rhere hs. been zs9rodgRout :the week a very
strong feeling In the Flour market and since the opening
an advance has been established In the various descrp.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MARYLAND INsTITUTE.-The Druid Ox-Horn play
nightly attracting large houses the Mary
land Institute. The performances of little jamie
and the other members of this novel troupe are
greatly admired by all who have seen them. In
addition to the amusement offered by their per-
formances they offer the additional attraction of
the distribution of valuable gifts. Last night a
fine gold lever huntng-cased watch was among the
presents given away to the audience. They per-
form this afternoon and evening, and distribute
valuable presents after each performance.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-MissM Maggie Mitchelrs
benefit was one of the largest that has taken place
this season. The house filled to its utmost ca
pacity. Tonight she plays in the French Spy and
the Wandering Boys.
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THE Posr-OFFIcE APPROPRIATION BrLL-The
Washington Star of yesterday says: Through the
speech of Mr.. Toombs, evidently delivered to kill
time and thus prevent action of the Senate on the
office appropriation bill until the session closed
that measure has failed to become law. 1t en-
braces appropriations to the amount of an aggre-
gate of $4,000, 900; three millions to cover
deficiencies the balance for the cost of the service
in the fiscal year. Its failure to become law may
make an extra session imperatively necessary. It
was the only reguar.appropriation bill that did not
become law.
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3t(onttarp anb Commercial 8ebitm.

BALTIMORE, March 4, 1853
The Stock market this week has been moderately ac-
tive the transactions amounting in value to $27j
600, which is nearly double the amount of last week S
business The operations have been principally in Rail
road stocks and bonds The sales of Railroad stock en-
brace 5000 shares Baltimore and Ohio and 500
shares Northern Central Baltimore and Ohio has not
varied materially this week 1t opened at $50 cash. and
s6Oh time, and advanced to S6OA cash. and sol time
but fell off again the closing sales being made at $50
cash. and $60A time 1t left off to day at S604 bid S60S
asked regular way. Northern Central opened at $50
and went up SOY regularly way but it subsequently
fell off again. and it sold to-day S20s regular way
and s20k 2OR buyer 60 and 80 days The market for
closed at $20S bid and S2OA asked regular way.
For Railroad bonds and City 6 there has been through
the week fair inquiry. The sales of Railroad bonds in
clude 81 600 Baltimore and Ohio 1s67s 81; 1000 do
lS75s at Sc SO 900 do 1855 at S6H $4,000 Northern
Central 1855 at SO 69 closing at 69k 81 900 North
western Virginia first mortgage bonds at 9l 81 900 do
endorsed third mortgage do. at 6s; and the trans
actions in City 6s embrace $4,000 1865 at es
@9s%; $3.50 1se5s at e9%4e9x; and 81 800
1905 at 99&G1OO. Both City 6s and Railroad
bonds steady to day the previous rates Bank
stocks continue rm but the transactions in them this
week have been unmportant The sales include shares
Union at s7 so shares Franklin at $I and 40 shares
Bank of Commerce at s24KG24A
We have change to note in the condition of financial
affairs since last week Money continues easy and
is difficulty in disposng of first class single pa
per the street at per For rates
at from to per cent according the security offered
The banks discounting quite freely and the offerings
of paper on the street are consequently limited.
The foreign imports the port of Baltimore for the week
ending Thursday amount in value to S 67 of
which amount composed of free and SlsOlO of duty
paying goods The exports from this port for the
period in value 5000 against 6l $50 for the
corresponding week in 1858.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
FRIDAY March 4, 1889
s7s6 Bait 6's, 10. .90aa I6 shs Bank of Com. 2i6
$50 s. 10. .g9!4l "a !" ..2i4
300 R. O. RR BIDS s5. .S6b 100 shs. n RR boo 2O%
1000 n W. Va RR. bds. so shs. B. Il o. RR, boo .GOa
lst m. 81 50 . q" ..604
IA ..G0's
BOARD.
$1,000 " c. RR bds 49, 69ss 200 shs n C RR bsO aOll
1000 g 'S5.. .694l % sls. b. o. RR TO y
100 shs. y. c. RR. ,..2OE 80 !" * beO. COS
50 " boo. .2O4l
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HTR ET

About 81 O'Clock, on Thursday evening last, fire
was discovered in of the upper rooms of an un-
occupied two story brick tenement on Wagon al
ley, between Schroeder and Oregon streets. The
flames were promptly cxtingushed by officer Riv
ers and some of the residents of that neghborhood
without causing any alarm The building is owned
by Hugh Gelston, Esq. No material damage was
caused by the fire, the origin of which was un-
d0ubtedly the work of an incendiary
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hhds of which sold at from $40 81 and the
balance was withdrawn and note also sale by pr
vate contract Of SO hhds. prime do go to neigh
boring market at S775. We quote New Orleans Sugars
to-day at 77 so for common to good S775dS prime
and choice Porto Rico do at S7 so Tor to fair
S75dS for good to prime. and Cuba and English Island
do. ranging from 81 to So Sugars have been arr-
wing very freely within the last day two The imports
7S0 hhds from Porto Rico, 256 hid hs week embrace
from Demerara, and 1877 hhds from Lousiana-ota S33
hhds
REFINED SUGARs-We have to note this week further
decline in refined Sugars of of cent on
hard, and p of cent per lb. soft crushed
The following the quotations of Messrs F. W Bruno
Sons agent Of the Maryland Sugar Refining Company,
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE
On Thursday night officer Caddmore arrested a
man named David Rice, charged with assauting
with knife John Baster. Justice Griffin commit
ted him for Court
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The Wanderer,

The Wanderer
SAVANNAH, March 4.-The bark Wanderer has
been advertised at Marshas sale for the 18th inst
1t is rumoIe ed that so of the Wanderers Africans
have been arrested in the lower portion of Georgia
This is doubted,
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ALBANY, March 3.-Mrs. Hal tung, is sentenced
to be executed on the 9th of April. 1t is under
stood that no further attempt will be made to con-
tnue the matter before the Courts but her friends
will ask Governor Morgan for Communication of
the Dunishm
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From the Paraguay Expedition

N -
BosToN, March 4.-Buenos Ayres dates of Janua
ry have been received here. The steamers Full
ton, Waterwitch and Harriet Lane, towing brigs
Perry, Dolphin and Bainbridge, passed Colonia Jan
uary I'd, on their way to Paraguay.
Execution of Murderers
TORONTO, March 4.-Flemng the telegrapher an(
O'Leary were executed here to-day for MURDER
Both confessed their crime. Fleming attributed
his crime to bad company and intoxicating drink
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tons of Flour of % per bb The dem and for
1t has been brisk both for shipment and home consump
on but there has been comparatively little Offering and
the transactions have therefore been heavy
reported add up about 1000 bbls For three days
past the market has been buoyant the tendency
of prices at the close is decidedly upward The exports
this week are as follows, viz:
Bbs BbIs
To Kingston, 5S3 To Trinidad ........ $50
Bar0adoe5 692 g Turks Island 12S
Total. O53
HOWARD STREET FLoUR-For Howard Street Flour
there has been through the week good inquiry but
there has been comparatively little Offering
have consequently been limited. The sales previous to
to-day embrace 500 bbs Super 700 bbls do at
Sbl28, but to-day have reported sales of 300 bbs
Super at 1925 per bbl., and quote it as closing
hm at this hgure We note also sale of 100 bbs Extra
at 81 per bbl
ONO FLoUR-In Ohio Flour there has been very little
done this week although there has generally been good
inquiry for it. lot of 200 bbls Extra sodearly in
the week at S6314, but nothing further done in it
until yesterday when sale made of bbls Super
at S612H this figure being an advance of l26 cts per
Dbl on the price asked for Super early in the week
quote Super to day at S6l2Hg625, and Extra SO
(a6.62H per Dbl.
CITY MILLS FLoUR.-There has been more doing in
City Mills Flour this week than in any other description
sale made at the opening of 1000 bbls standard
Super at S575 and subsequently sales 1000
bbls do at So We note also sale this week of nfe
rior Super at S537k per bb Super closes to-day at
for standard and soar for fancy brands and we quote
Extra at S6757 for regular shipping and ST rs Der Dbl
for choice retailing brands.
FAMILY FLOUR Since issue the rates for Fam
y Flour have been advanced 25 per bb and WE now
quote Baltimore at 1915 Old Dominion at IS 25 and
Welch's at sS75 per Dbl.
RYE FLOUR-We note sales this week in lots of some
200 300 bbs Rye Flour at s4 per bb and it closes
firm at this figure.
CORN MEAL.-Corn Meal has been quoted through the
week at So rs for Baltimore per for Brandy
wine, but there have no sales reported We note
the export this week Of 2 795 hhs all the West Indies
The following are the inspections of Flour and Neal
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cts Pork is firm at Sl7.4OGls; Prime s1325. Lard is
heavy at Gl2 cts. Whiskey is dull at 02S cts
Sugar is steady at 7ds cts Coffee is firm but quiet at
1O4 g24 cts Spirits Turpentne dull. Rice is quiet at
former rates.
CINCINNATI, March 4-Four is active with a specula-
tive demand-Sales of 5000 bbls at SIS 1906 superfne
S6a625, for April delivery; market closed buoyant-
Wheat is active at advance of cts Whiskey has de-
clined y ct, sales at 254 cts. Mess Pork is in no d.
mand. Bulk Meats-Sales of 300 600 lbs Pork at 6a a
S4 cts, and 0,000 lbs Sides Sh April dev-
lard is dnl at II 3a(nll
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TIC ENpected Steamer.
SANDY Hook, March 40 P. M.-No signs of the
Europa full due from Liverpool
The Steamer Marion
New YORK, March 4.-The steamer Marion be
fore reported ashore, has been foated off.
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The whole number of Indians at nresent in tb;s
country is estimated at 35O00O
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Marine Disaster.
PROVIDENCE, March 4.-The schooner Harvey, N
Payto from Boston for Alexandria, is ashore anc
gone to pieces Nothing saved.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,

IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,
FOREIGN
RIO DE JANEIRO-.Sch Fannie C11Tie
lO04 bags coffee, Spence 4 Reid; 2,SO9 do Hugh Jen
kins K Co.; Sal do, order
CHINCHA Is.-SLip Emily Farnlm
l5S tons guano Barr 4 Mur.
CARIBBEAN SEA-Schr Toldndt
90 tons guano, T. Whitrdge & Co.. lot old metal 500
cocoa nuts, master.
CORN Is Brig Laura.
175000 nuts So bags cocoa. tortoise shells
ia COW hides, 2l2 deer skins, Price 4 0Neal
C0ASTWISE
BosToN-,Schr Bl0ndeT
500 bbs. herring and alewves-Geo II. Rogers.
BosTON-Schr. Ddshdlody
ia tons copper ore II. McKim; $50 pkgs woodenware
Robinson Lord 100 bds chairs J. E. Phillips 300 PIX gs
mdse. sundry persons.
New YoRK-Schr Chesapeake.
so pkgs. brandy, l.. Thomson Co.; 13 do. wine and
brandy, De Corms Rogers; do Griffith Hoyat K Co ;
10 do brandy Morton Stewart 800 do mdse Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad; 500 do to sundry persons
BOsToN-Brig Mary IT,
500 bags pepper W II. Crawford & Co.: 1G4 bbIs her
ring, T. X. Mathews Son. casks starch J. Parkhurst
Jr CO. 200 rolls felt, J. II johnson; 100 bbls bone W
Whitelock Co; so do fish, Gerrsh 4 French; so
Curtis POST % trails dates, hhds figs, Summers &
Townsend As doz. shoves Hiss Cole; 80 do Dugan
jenkins: 200 hblS. apples, order.
For ShippingIntelligenc see 4th mage
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Kansas News.

HAwEsvILLE, Ill, March A mob broke into
Jail last night and shot and killed Low, who
was waiting his trial on the charge of abducting
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HON. A. IL STEPHENS


The leading members of Congress of all parties
have united in rendering complimentary dinner
to Hon. A. H. Stephens of Georgia, on his retire
ment from the House. of which he has been mem
Der since l843. Mr.. Stephens is compelled by the
pressure Of business at home to decline the honor
The National htelHgencer says:
The compliment which it is thus proposed to pay
to this eminent civilian has, by the manner in
which it is conferred, the merit OF doing honor as
well to those from whom it proceeds as to him who
is the worthy object of demonstration which, we
are confident, is as sincere as it is fattering. MIR.
Stephens, no less by his habitual dignity and cour
tesy than by his signal ability and legislative ex-
perience, has conciliated in singular degree the
confidence and regard of all with whom he has
been called to associate in the discharge of his pub
lie duties during the long period of his service in
the National Legislature, and we are sure that we
do but echo the common sentiment of his country
men when we say that his withdrawal from public
life, in what seems the mid career OF his useful
ness, will be universally considered loss that can
not be easily repaired.
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DEAD.-The Washington Star announces the
death on Thursday night of Mr.. John Marrow,
Third Assistant Postmaster General, after a brief
indisposition from neuralgia which, suddenly at
tacking his heart, caused his death in ten minutes.
The Star says be worked his way from the lowest
clerkship in the Post-oiice Department to his late
responsible position, through the value of his
vices to the public interest. He was the life and
soul of the admirable financial system of the De-
partment, which was literally his creation.-
Firm, conscientious and clear sighted in all matters
of business, though in the discharge of his official
duties it was often necessary for him to make de-
cisions grievousy disappointing parties doing bust
ness with the Government, he never had personal
enemy. He was remarkably intelligent and we'll
informed upon almost all subjects; a friend he
was invariably cheerful, considerate and
hearted and a son, husband and parent, we
never knew man combining virtues and tru-
ly Christian graces.
Mr.. Marrow commenced his services as a clerk in
the Post-ofhce Department in 1880, became chief
clerk in 1885, and Third Assistant Postmaster Gen
eralin lS46. He was born in Ireland, but
brought to this country in his infancy, and
reared in Georgia. He leaves a wife and large
family of children, and a widowed mother of great
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DR.. E. B. OCallaghan, of Albany, compiler, of
the documentary History of New York" ;" has in
an advanced state of preparation a Bibographi-
cal Catalogue of Bibles and parts thereof printed
clude the editions of the various versions of the
Scriptures, and come down to 1860.
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Kansas News.
ST. LOUIS, March 3.-Messrs. Harrison, Campbell
and Jeferes, the parties to the recent kidnapping
case, and who were before Judge Lecompte on
writ Of habeas corpus, were discharged yesterday.
Cotton Ship Fire.
New ORLEANS, March 4.-The ship Vanguard,
ready to sail with cargo of cotton for Cronsadt is
afire between decks and will probably be total
loss.
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A letter from Paris, alluding to the recent mar
raige of Prince NapO leon to daughter of the King
of Sardinia, says: The marriage contract, drawn
up in Turin by Count Cavour and General Mel, is
of course explicit upon the point. 1t is to be an
increase of the present yearly allowance to the
Prince, by which his future income from the State
will be Si6O,OOO His father, sister, and himself,
heretofore have enjoyed an annuity equivalent to
100000; ofwhich $1,000 to Prince Jerome, $40,
900 to the Princess Mathilde and $50 900 to Prince
Napoleon. To this latter sum to be added forth
with 500, 900 more
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According to the Worcester Spy, Professor Lieber
is the author of the satircal argument for cannba
ism in the March number of the Atlantic Monthly
entitled "a Plea for the Fiiians
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"Indeed you very handsome,' said gentle
man to his mistress. "Pooh, pooh" said she, $50
you'd say if you didn't think SOP "And so you'd
Think he answered, tif didn't say so p
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The German cabinet makers of Philadelphia have
struck for higher wages.
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A correspondent of The Presbyterian speaks O f
a very modern sermon, in which the first person sim
gular is made use of four hund ed and sirty-fve
times.
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NARKFTo nv TFrEcpApu


NEW YORK, March 4-Cotton is frm-Sales OF $500
bales. Flour is buoyant-Sales of l6,500 bbls; State
$6.50G6.70. Wheat is frm-Sales of $4,000 bushels
white Kentucky 75 cts Western 145 cts Corn 10 firm
SALES of 900 bushels mixed 80 ots yellow soGs4
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row occurred at an oyster supper in Westmin-
ster, Carroll county, on Monday night, and James
Miller who was acting peace-maker was badly
stabbed in the abdomen. George Hoffman and
Jacob Leister have been arrested.
The Wood and Elliott prizes awarded to
three competitors at the Bellevue Hospital New
York on W Wednesday Mariana c. Socarras, of Cuba,
received the first prize of diploma and fifty dol
lars for the best surgical and anatomical prepara-
ton.
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For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. see Ath pag.
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News from Snn1n Ee

NEWARK, March 3.-The Rev. Dr. Carnahan for
merly pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in
Utica, New ork, and subsequently President of
Princeton College, died at the residence of his
son-in-law, William X. Mcdonald, ESQ.,, in this
city, this morning. in the eighty fourth year of his
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-27
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles in bov
for 81,

OAUTX0N TO THE PUBLTO.-In nprcb.s,,r
always that fac-simile of the signature N Tns,
L. Farquar, NJ D., is pasted around the neck of each
bottle. ~
Crowell and Crane, Park & White, and Redinrton
Co.. Wholesale Agents. oc25-em
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-27
October Oath, 1860.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA;

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, lss
COUNTY OF uBA Iss'
l, VIM; Sharkey, Clerk Of the Court of SESSIONS in
and for the unity of Yuba, state Of California here
oy certify that the above and foregoing is full true
and correct copy Of the original Of the intended
application OF James Archey to his Excellency John
B. Weller, Governor of the State of California, for a
pardon, as the same remains of Record, and on
hle in the Office of the said Court.
...... Witness my hand, with the seal Of our said
Il. s.: Court affixed, at the City of Marysville
900 the county seat Of said County, this twenty.
fourth day Of October, A. d. 1883
VIM SHARKEY,
Oc27. 90d Clerk of I Court aforesaid
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-27
MAKER Il IMPORTER.

or the best Laminated Steel and stub-Twist Double
~ barrel Shot Guns Rifles, Colts Pistols, Gun
Equipments and Materials, Powder, Balls, Shot and
Gaps, always on hand and for sale.
have also new Machinery iorcutting Gain Twist
and re-borng Shot Gun Barrels to shoot we'll.
Gun, Pistol and Locks repairs OF all kinds will be
executed with neatness and dispatch.
Adams Self-Oockiug Pistols; EleyS Patent Wire
CArtrige kinds OF Gun Waddny.
Pistols loaded at short notice. Guns and Pistols
bought.
West side of D street, next to the Theater.
noVt6-my q SOUOIT
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-27

4 OR DINANCE to amend Section of Ar
~ tlcle II Of the Codfed Ordinance of the city Of
Marysvslle.
The Common Council OF the city Of Marysvlle do
ordain fellows
Section Of article II is amended as to read as
follows:
Section 5. Two members from each Engine Compa-
ny and one from each Hose Company, to be selected
by each Company annually, at meeting called for
that purpose on the last Wednesday in November,
shall constitute Board Of Delegate to serve for the
term Of one year and until their successors shall be
elected and qualified, who shall assemble on the first
Tuesday In December Of each year, elect President
and Secretary, and then, at another meeting there
after, adopt such laws and regulations as may be me-
cessary for the government of said Board. Said
President shall be member of the Board and the
Secretary member of the Fire Department The
said Board SHALL at its first meeting count and declare
the votes poed at the election OF Engineers and on
the day after any special election called as provided
in section four of this article the Board shall meet and
the votes and declare the election in like man
ner. All ordinances parts of ordinances in con-
hct with the above ordinance, are hereby repealed
This ordinance shall take effect from and after its
passage.
certify the above and foregoing tn he an ordnance
passed by the Common Council Of the city Of Marys-
Vile at their last meeting, Nov. 7th, 1889.
Witness my hand and the corporate seal OF
L. s.: said city, this 18th day OF November, A. D.
'''''' 1889 7. r. PARISH, City Clerk
Approved November 14lh, 1859
novI6-lw WM. SINGER. Mayor.