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a RARE CHANCE.

@-@AANH.~~N - -3- I
nNE OF THE BEST FARMS IN MADISON
" TOWNSHIP, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, OHIO,
FOR SALE. ..' ----.,'
beautifully situated about one half miles southeast
from Higgns' Station, on the DAYTON aad Western
RalirOnd and about one ourth Of mile south ofthe
Wolf Greek Turnpike, and seven miles northwest o
ID VI n, containing one hundred and ity-eight acres
About 10 are under good cultiyatioD the bal
anee Is well tmbsred There is large three story
brlck dwelling house, frame barn. frame tobacco shed
and neyeTtalhng spring OF good water, orchard &c.
Tho location s decidedly healthy pleasant and every
way desirable and in q neighborhoOd Of good society
and convenient 10 school, ,chnrchos, and mIlla. ".'
Terms one-third cash, the balance in three equal
annual payments. PHILLIP STETrLER,
decl6.5tw
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DIR. STEVENS & co.

Il RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time at the Cincinnati Lock Hos
pitai, IA West Third street, between Walnut and
Vine. up stairs, without the use of Mercury, loss
of time, or change of diet
Dr. STEVENS, by special study and experience
In the hospitals of Baltimore, London and Paris is
enabled 10 guarantee cure in the most cOmpli-
Gated cases. Recent cases of GOnOrrheaOr Syphilis
cured In n few days without change of diet or
hindrance from business, Secondary Syphilis-the
last vestige-eradicated without the use of Mer-
eury .I.f.. |... .FrI
Victims of self abuse and excessive veneFy, suf-
ferlng from Spermatorrhea and loss of physical
aud mental power, Indigestion or Constipation,
Eruptions, Neryons Coughs, Hypochondris &c,
are treated for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
Consumption, by Ignorant men, who mistake tie
effects for the CAUSES Of the evil and thus multi
ply both. lH Hl
Married men, and those contemplating marriage,
should restore yigor 10 their hodies and minds ere
they entail misery and disease upon those OF their
pOsterity --ninh
Diseases peculiar to females treated A cure
guaranteed IN gill cases. Persons at a distance
ease, Or, sTEy Ems a co, a West Third street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. ftIliI iUr UlNf
Office hours from A. NJ. tob z. Nj sundays ID
II A. M, tf.. .I...t ..a.. dec6-1yd
ISx EcuTOR's NoTICh-HoflOR IS HEREBY
Ia gwen that tho undersigned, was, tho 9th day
Of peeembeI, 1894 enponted aud qualified ss eEecu-
tor = ghIfIlsn n kloplsr late Of AontGom-
asci4wSt CHRISTIAN KLoPFFR.
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NIOfICE Is hereby gwen that the nusIeTsaned
IN has been dnly appointed aud qualified as admin.
isiatTE OF the Fstafe Of John Kobne, dbceHse late
of Montgomery County, Ohio. ''I 'HlIIT
SOPHIA KoHNE, AdaniniatratrII
W. oHELuAnHHR, Atty. TffIrlIf iN1 OcteO .3W''
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nj OTICE ut ... ...I
70 Oths Probate Court OIL ontgomery 90. ohio.
Dennis DWyer, Admir- Of VIM, FOLEY, decd,
N.
Mary Foley, widow Daniel Foley OF the State OF
Iowa, Ellen Foley intermarried with - Sullivan OF
the State OF MaAsaa aahusetts, Mary Foley intertnhr-
Iied with John Barrett OF Cambridge CITY, State OF
indiana, John Foley ofthe State Of Indiana and Cor
nelius Foley OF The cntniy Of MORtgOmery, Ohio
aud the unknown heirs Of Snd William Foley, deed
are hereby informed that on tho 9Th LAY ofSeptem,
r, 1866, said administrator filed his petition In The
Probate Court Of hontgomeFy eOmty ONO, the OBJ
eet and prayer which petition s 10 ObtAn an order
ac on the 18TH day of JanpaEy 1868 for lbo assien
ment OF dover Of Catherine Foley, the widow of said
Williem Foley, decd and for The sale Of the follow
inv real estate stuate In County ofhAIhy In the
ate oi Ohio, ofsheh the said dsqessaI dipsl seized
20 wit; II Iytgs L.l fltr. IY.fV ..tft
The, south halt otfhe west hall OF The south east
quarter OF section No 4. toFnship g. III rftge east
containing forty acres or loss 10 IA, de debts
Itl DL.ffI. ..I DENNIS DwYER, Admir-
SAtw Of WIN. Foley, docd,
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DO M ESTIC GOODS.

American Bleach Muslins English Bleach Muslins
Very Fine, Brown Muslins, Can Flannels,
Checks, Ticks, and stripes, Linen and Cot
ton Sheetings 1914, Bleach and Brown
"a Pillow Case Muslins
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FARM FOR SALE.

M = oFFFR FoR SALE ONE or nix BHsr
w fMma on Beaver Creek one. half mile uoith.
west ni Mamishurg, Montgomery County The farm
nlnlas lH acres Of the tast bnltom lepd well I'M
prOvedi about 40 Acrea 0f tho lest Of Uinb r. two
dS eings-briek and frame on the place with large
tahk barn, frame tobacco shed, of VI hsnts with all
elher convenient .ldings. For particulars, call
ISAAC N. GEBHART,
jan2W1m JOHN W, sOHEIBLE
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A countryman in Savannah Ca, OBJ
served that gang of darkies were work
ing on the streets, each wearing ball and
chain. He asked one of them why that
Dall was chained to his leg; "Io keep peo-
of thieves about here, massa"
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Butthe erowning glory Of hia life remains to be at
tanned his discovery, rather combination, Cor he
does not clam 70 have been tho disco OF CEDRoN
which sthe blsls OF the Bitters now offered to the
public. That honor belongs 10 the native inhabtants
Of Central America. to whom it, virtues have been
known for more than two hundred yeare Armed
with the Indian bids defiance TO the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, the most venom
Gus serpents, IL is belief with them, that while
there in breath in the body the Oedron Is potent To
cure, no matter what The disease may be.
While DR.. Bulls not prepared TO endorse this ex-
travagnnt preenson, he nevertheless satisfied from
athorough examination Of the evidence relating to
It's virtues, th as remedy aud preventative Tor all
diseases arising from exposure, either to change o
weather or climate, or'to mlasmatlc Influences, Il
stands ..N 30 .U UI HIIf' WV
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A THREsHING PRoFEssoRsHP.-Gene
Robert f.. Lee has received from Cyrus ii,
Mccormick, inventor of the reaping ma
chine, and native of Virginia, ten thou
Sam dollars for the establishment of a Nc
chanics.
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VNHIs PREPARATIONS Is UNI QUALEp AS A
Il heuvenator and Rostorer OF wasted or inert
functions. 'tHi
The aged should be certain to make the Diokrene
household god, inAslnueb Rs IL will T. pier them
youthful in feeling and in strength, and enable them
to live over again the days OF their pristine Joy II
not only ezhlarates but puds really an
invaluable blessing, especially TO those who have
been reduced 10 condition OF serylty, self abuse,
misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No matter what
tn. cause OF the impotency Of any human organ,
.hissuperb preparation will iremoyet the effect once
and forever "tHf
gmvg rBIOKRENE.
CURES lMFoTENCY, GRRRRAL DRBILITY
NERVOUS lECAPACITY, DYSPEPSIA, DRPRRS-
1eSN LSs 9E fSzIbyF 5sI TS A9E SrlRLT
LMBRCILITY, MRNTAL INDOLBNOB, RNA GA
TON, ton, ,sEHgL IT has 4 MOST DkLIGHTFUi.
DESIRABLE, AND NOVEL REcRRCT UPON TIM
NER VOUS s SYSTEM; and all who are 10 any way
prostrated by nervous disabties are earnestly adj
vised TO seek cure in this most excellent and unc
Persons who, by imprudence, have lost their NAT
1 URAh pIdoRi will hnd ,Gpeedy and permanen
BIORRENIC.
/ The FREBLR, The LANGULD, the DRSPA IRIN6y.
sfe OLD should give this valuable discovery trial:
It will be found totally different from all other articles
TO FEmALES.-This preparation la inyalua.
BILE in nervous weaknesses Of all kinds, a. II will re
store the wasted strength with wonderful perman-
ence. '.'''.i ....H.'t 'tiHi.rI.HF :
Itis also grand tonic, and wilt give relief in pys-
pepsis with the first dose, brief persistence in its
use Will renovate the stomach to degree OF perfect
health, and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
One Dollar per Bottle, orsix Bottles for ss, Sold
by Druggists generally ~. yTs.'.t
Sent BY express anywhere, by addressing
.i.' HuTCHINGb HlLLYER, Proprieiora
Y.Uf 81 Oe lar street, New Y0Fi
Sold by Dr. W. w. STEWART,
No. 90 Main acreet
'eb Agentfor Dayton.
-
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DAILY EMPIRE.
The NationalDebt.

- If the American people conclude 20 pay
their National, State and municipal debts,
and Of course they will do so, they may as
well make up their minds 10 the monetary
burdens such az have no parallel In their
past history. Tho following, for instance,is
the sum total Of the burden on each man,
woman and child in this city: rtH mildly.
600 ''The National debt, In round numbers, is
three thousand millions, which, divided
among thirty millions Of people is about
one hundred dollars ahead; the State debt
Is about ffty-one millions, which, divided
among four millions of people, is nearly
thirteen dollars per head and our city, debt
is forty-one millions, or about forty lone
dollars per head. This makes total OF
one hundred and ffty-four dollars for each
man, woman and child in the city of New
York. As not over one person In six is a
laborer or creator Of wealth, IL follows that
each actual producer Is saddlcd with debt
of one thousand dollars, upon which he
must pay interest for the rest of his life
The prospect is not pleasant one for tho
laboring sses"-Neio York HOrld.
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A Washington letter writer says the
leader of fashion this winter will probably
be Mrs. Senator Sprague, the only lady in
Washington who, when she gives ball,
builds ballroom expressly for the occas-
ion and removes 1t all the next day.
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GIVE THE
CBDRON BITTBRS.
One Trial and You U4H Never Use
ra -Any Others. faHl'

It's not necessaIy 10 publish long list Of diseas
for which the OEDRON BlTTERS are a specific. In
all diseases OF the f.|uI u .. -t'f'T
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WITHOUT A RIVAL
And justly deserves the reputation il has so long on
joyedin Central Amenca and the West Indos.
IN DYSPEPSIA

AMI its attendant train Of symptoms, more like
A CHARM than medicine. There Ia nothing in the
whole range of MateHia Medira that for rpomept
be = omparison with II in this disease 'i.''
full account OF this wonderful plant may be found
IN the eleventh edition OF the United States Dspt
atory, lIages 1887 and 1893. IN 't.".I.
series Of experiments in which DR.. Bull has been
for years engaged has Just been brought to success
fui termination and he II now enabled to otter to the
public combination o. CEDR0H with other approved
tOnies, the whole preserved in the best quality OF
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is CO MI
dent has no equal in the world.
He mA9ht furnish volume OF certificates blt the
public have long since learned TO estimate such things
by their true value The safest plan b for every one
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GLOW Il s..

AeNander's (Genuine) Kid Glove, Childrens
Gloves, Buck, seal and Cashmere Gloves and
Mitts, Silk and Cloth Gloves.
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Send for Illustrated Frce List OF Instruments and
Catalogues OF New Musr. Address orders
H.'I #'. y. J WILLARD,
Wholesale Piano Forte and Music Dealer, No 647
Broadway, New York. JY18dly
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o WHO HAS L5sTa \
A DEAF AND DUMB GIRL ?

A DEAF AND DUMB GIRL, APPARENTLY
N about 20 years OF age, With auhnrn haircut
sholt, grey eyes, rather aboye Che medium size, and
has scar OF burn scad thu uaddrside OF the
right torearmi esme 70 This plaee ahont the middle
OF November, with no baggage or money, she ~ OF
neat and tidy appearance; and has evidently been
raised in gond society. Unfortunately she can not
read, wnts, or eonyerse W means Of tgnss that
her reside nce or desiina ton not lie found
Papers throughout the State win please dye this
gratuitOus insertion, and u this should fAa the no
hes OF any one knowing any thing of the above de-
scTbed lady they wlleonler aiaVoT hy
with the TTn teaa OF Miami township, Miamis shaIrl ,
Montgomery County, OHIO. f''
" ecfIdStaN st H .|t f.I| .IHita
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An ORDINANCE

An ORDINANCE
TO ESTABLISH THE OFFICE OF sKEEPER OF TEE
% FR rs PILES sz4zRI sfo EH phf1sh H'a duties AHD
GEc1oN /. BE IT oRDAINEDs BY THE aEAYoR
y AND ALDERMEN IN CoUN GIL AssEMBI ED RID That
from and after the passage of this Bi coqnsa shan
Of the Ttal Drains until the next election
Of the and annually thereafter At the same
elected long Il shall remain Of And hia du-
ties and shall be as
keep record book in which he shail note in wdtina
aS GEE q
SECTION 8 It shall be his duty to the Drains
daily, often as henay be- directed to do 60, from
as ee ssa a 9eas IS
VIZ When the tide ts low and the Drains empty. the
gates sha be closed When the tide has risen
GomnitseeS shaM be Opened and Tie wafer allowed to
gates are again to be carefully closed unal the ebb tide
has carried the water outside to the level OF the bottom
Of the Drain One OF the lower gates also to be deg
mated by the Commtee is them to be opened and the
water allowed to run This process saN be repeat
cd overy day. unless otherwise ordered by Commit
always in the direction viz from The upper to the
lower part Of the DrainH. +f t4
Ssc41os q nig5t ths gstes a4s sxays,bs closed
Of the bel Fifs Il Ragies ii 80 occurring And On
1ans b sa e
the food. gates kaps open waiting
70: as { sss tss e z z
Fire Department by the Kseper - " s .a:5.
sEo1IoN 6 Whenever heavy cesar, times
Sa2 n II Rs an g1s s. ~ se s 81
more %oss q hs ases 81. bs fsp sea
@sos sseR S 81 desss E sass SsaSa
Sscnqs So :sha dsa,y azsninstons
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Organized, Chartered by the Legislature, Feb
1e5S-Amendmens TO Charter, Feb. Is, 1860 and Marc
Is. 1856.
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Of the .sand PITS removing the covers Of the
holes in turn, and sounding then TO what
1aton Of solid matter has taken p IN then and cleau
ns them out as often as BE shall note, in
the record book the condition every pit examines
and make written reports weekly often he may
be required to do to the Mayer and to the Committee
OF al lis operations in flushing and cleaning
SECTION e-He shall make careful examinations into
the conditions OF the Drains both Mains and Latera
by passing along the whole OF them daily,
often as the Committee require Gaming the open
ngs OF the Laeras of sand other solid matters liable
to be carried into them by rain, wind the wheels
providing for their perfect preservation from all avoida
ble obstrucons And he shall uote in the record book
everything requiring attention. and give account of it in
his reports.
SECTION Q. Each man hole ana corresponding saudpit
shall be designated in the reports by numbers which
shall be plainly marked the posts which been set
up by the Fire Department. and it shall be the duty Of
the Keeper Of the Drains to the numbers to be
painted on those posts. -
SECTION 10. And the better to enable him to accom-
plish all this work, it shall be competent for him to
labor for cleaning of the drns subject to the
approval of the Mayor and the Committee
ties above detailed, he shah be responsible to the
Mayor, and also the Committee Tidal Drains and
he SHAH at time draw any salary part thereof with
out having first obtained the endorsement of the Char
of tina. Committee voucher that he has faithful
ly performed his duty.
SECTION H. And for these services ho shall be ent-
tied salary at the rate Of $1,000 per annu to paid
him monthly, above prescribed and should he at any
time be convicted before Council of such neglect of
duty their Judgment may justify his removal from
Office the place sh2n be ecaved vacant the salary
to e,and another Keeper be promptly elected by
Conncl. . ss a-@8 %a@f: Is$s.@ :-,
Ratiedin the City Council this eleventh day Of Deccm-
Der A. D., one thousand eight hundred and si1ty-sx-
4. 81 F. C. GAIILAED. Mayor.
WE. sauTA Clerk ofcounci1.
December Ii
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N. B.-IhiS he
previous to the election: Temporary absence without
the intention to change the domicil WIN effect the
I. No Store Shop Keeper, or Commercial Agent or
ether whose residence is only occasioned
s. He must have Town Lot within i'll til tie cstv Of
Charleston of which he bas legally seized and DOS
he 3 the sGt
Charleston six nonthe Immediately before election
months. >.,1- -
g he must be free white inhabitant within the
any resident Of the city, with bona de intention to
make 1t his domicil
vote seafaring men who domcled in the State for
two years previous to the election and doniced six
Mcatfons, are entitled to vote. -: I T
As ageneral rule. no seaman acquires donaicil by
Charleston in vessel owned in the same because he
donnic Of sailor is generally determined BY the char
g. Paupers, officers and privates Of
te City Guard and the United States Army, not en-
g. All naturazed citizens 1sin be required to produce
heir certificates OF citizenship previous to voting. If
TO- person vote without thetr Po1 or other Ta1
Receipt which the Managers by law required to
0azh 70 be administered 70 eoe,y.oote,..
hs sesniy sn
this election at this poll. So help you God"
Oath to be administered to The uote 1o1en has uotc
III Is chaNepged.,. II ~: :! - -:
weEs TO ths questions We shsu aak you toaehing Your
auahcations IS voter nnder the laws and Constut
OF this State. So: help you God" :: !--:.@ ~
No person! owning town Lot, and not living in the
aity shR be entitled to vote, who into the city
purely for tne purpose M Of voting y. Z! y,
the Act regulating the election of members Of Legsla-
ture: #
Be enacted by the Honorable the Senate and House
KePFesentatayes now met and sitting in General As
gers Of Elections for Members Of Of the Legis
hsure sherifs Qerhs. and an either District officers and
and also the officers OF all incorporated towns m this
he Witnesses in al matts1s the duss @ Of their
appointment, and to maintain regularity and order at
sSsg s tss Esxs saa y 1is 3
aeir presses @ nearing shaa disturb ihee % proceed
ring the day of election which such disturbance Is
sheriff or any Constable to whom the order shaI b. de-
hvered, be present by any person deputed y
the Managers in writing And the Sheriff Constable OF
fee for other arrests to be betrayed BY the party
offending, before his discharge unless he san make
seoon 81 s2 sao Of the Of
regulating the election Of Intendant and .Waraens
IF any person shall be convicted Of having wilfu,
taken false oath before such Managers at such election
tcity slectons), he they shall be liable prosecu-
the pains and penalties which by law inflicted upon
those who convicted Of that offence -
Section 4t Of Act Of 1s41, in relation to perjury and
"And Be 4 1ter enacted That in ali indictments Tor
perjury subernaHon Of perjury oath taken before
resolution Of both Branches OF te Lealaxe In ths due
execution Of their dutes, aa be equivalent to oath
taken processing; and any person convicted
g procuring any person axe ase osth before ths
ties prescribed bylaw for such offences ! -- Nj
December19 Chairman uf the Board Of Managers.
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ticket, each Of which ia So = - n - sg
aSs sss dafss a gess ts,ent holding
the yeaE atsna e as aea
requires previous reading or study to enter the
University on hence all private tuition fees
Students by holding scholarships can prosecute other
business part Of: the time. i: tt;>y. .4F,l
apy me ss eceive sis dese as soon as aas1ad az
case astudent should hold scholarship and net ba
ee to atnd lectures It can be transferred to another
Parents, guardians friends Of students Wishing TO-
their attendance 1t tho University, can secure them BY
advancing onehan the price and paying the balance
can bestow great benant upon poor young men by
presenting them scholarship, and thus enabling them
to obtain an honorable profession
THE REGULAR FACULTY.
JAMES McCIINTOGK, A. NJ. NJ. D., Professor Of the
Principles and Practice Of surgery.
"a Maeile n 2 fTsssseSs q the and
&c 8. aAUNTT. ~ NJ, NJ D, Professor Of Chemistry,
9 f6ssaafS a SA9TN a?H T9eo1gey pro,ss,, !, p,,s,,
II: ,l15: J. DogGET:A NJ, NJ p. Professor Of Matefia
a B. THoMAs ii. D., Professor Of Anatomy, General,
specia1, eGl,,,4 Mtcrosee@Rieal : @ and Pathological
ree sna e. 81
e D. @ @BUoK NJ ., Professor; OF Minor Surgery.
PRoFRssoRs,oB SPECIAL BnAHcHEs. ,rtas.; ts4s.
-. a 1!vEzEY a n. D. Professor q Clinical Aedi
:: 8. LoNesHoRE. y. D.. Professor Of clinical Oh
F. 4. voN MoscHz1sKER, u. -. Professor J, 81:
R. 3. MNE. N. B., Professor Of Malignant Diseaaez
L1KENs, II B., = DIS. Professor @ % Of 6snssstsy: y
G. MURPHY, y. D.. Professor Of Medical Jurispru
". IL. CORNELL. NJ. D.,I.LD., Professor Of Hygi-
enc and Physical Culture. "a. 4, M.
R. B. WEAVER, A NJ, M. D., Demonstrates Of Anato-
CIV MARRIOTT, y. D.. a. II. >. .. Registrar and
~, -,, NEW BOOKS. -t,,rs Nj. .rs,
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FIRE LOAN. ~.
.N1AYORAiTY OF CHARLESTON

FIRE .LSISAN.
MAYORA1lTY OF CHARLESTON,l
HI CITY HALL, November 9, 1866.
III LPERSONSSDESIROUSO OF REBUILDING IN r BE
IN Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City,
der can Act Of the General Assembly giving authority
to the City Council Of Charleston to proceed in
ter of Fire Loan with view to aid in building up
City anew are hereby notified that the Of appl-
cation for loans be obtained Office Clerk
Of Council, between the hours of A. NJ and P. NJ.
All applications must be fled Ia the above mentioned
Office, the COMMITTEES syn meet every Monday
slider the
By order Of the Mayor. w. q. SMITH.
November 10 ss5r..t: '-rFe Clerk of Council.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELECTION NOTICE


T n ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROCLAMATION OF
Il HIS HONOR THE MAYOR, an election viii be held
fhts Day, the 18th instant, for one ALDERMAN for
Ward No. to fill pccasoned by the resignation
Of W. l.. ThsrHoLM Esq, and for one ALDERMAN for
Ward No. e. to fill vacancy occasoned by the resignation
Of E. VILLA Esq
Aalpersons qualified to vote are summoned to attend
And give their #uH1ages :s. .3 5'3@@ $f4 .i-
Polls win be opened between the hours Of A. NJ and
= NJ and and F. H. at the following places: Ward
Ward No 8, at the Palmetto Engine House. Arson street;
Ward No. Hope Engine House. ArchdaIe street; Ward
NO s, Eagle Engine House. Meeting street, Ward No. 6,
Washington Engine House, Vanderhorst street; Ward
and Public Mali; Ward No. g. City Engine House, sres
street. T d, .. II m
nc M a n q crs: E sf
a J.BgRKE - i; JOHN D. Rtr1LER.
Q. A. DAMON.
WARD NO. II
y: L. YATES NJ BOLGER
JOHN HURKAAIP.
JAMES A. DEFFUs. B. NJ sTRoBE1-
{. SAMER S. HOWELL. at
WARD NO. ".
B. s. B. M6cKENFuss
2. T. DoUc1N. 4 JAMES L PATTERSON
A. ". DUFFUS.
NO. VI.
c. HICKEY. H. J.L. HONOUR. FIJI
J. G. MARTIN:
J. C. BRADLEY. - II E z: = BRADLHr.- W. VI
J. NJ CALVERT. :4rs@.
q. ,t: WARD NO. v11.
THos. y. RIGGS IAF: ". ABRAHAMs. -.
III W. C. RIGGS
The Managers Of the City Election publish for the bene