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oRGANIc WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full visor restored.
This distressing affection, which rendefS
life miserable and marriage impossible. is the
penalty paid by the victims Of improper In
dulgencies. Young persons are too apt TO
dreadful consequences that may ensue. Now,
who that understands the subject will PIE
lost sooner by those falling into improper
habits than by the prudent? Resides being
deprived of the pleasure of healthy offspring
the most serious and destructive symptomSo Of
both body and mind arise. The System be-
comes deranged, the Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss of Provocative
Power, Nervous Irritability. DYSPEPSIA, Palpi-
tation ofthe Heart, Indigestion, Constitution
al Debility, and Wasting Ofthe Frame, Cough
InrsIlInnfton. Decay nnd Death.
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HUMPHREYS

Homeopathic SPECIFICS.
lave PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
u experience, an entire success; Simple Prompt
Efieitnt, and Reliable; They are tho only Medi-
cine Eperfeetly adapted to popular use-so simple
that mistakes eannot be made In using them 50
harmless az 10 be free frum danger, and 90 efficient rs
10 he always reliable They have Tuised the highest
conrnendation from all, and will always render sat
isfactiOn.s
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House and Lot For Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
LOT, situated on La Bell Avenue, corner OF
James street, South wheeling. The lot is so
feet front by I45 deep. The house is of brick,
in good order-contains7 rooms and finished
garrett. Forsparticulars inquire OF S. II. Wood
wand, opposite the premises
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Picked pork......l5
GnnEn0E IN

P1oKpoCKErs.-The pickpockets were
at work again at the Second Ward
Market yesterday. One gentleman had
his pocket picked of $40 in money. No
arrest was made, as the loss was not
immediateIY discovered.
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RIVER NEws.-The river was rising
rapidly yesterday, with nine and half
feet OF water In the channel.
The Express left for Parkersburg.
The JPm. II. BrOICH arrived, with
three barges in tow, containing 5000
barrels of salt for this port.
The daily packets made their usual
fhe Potondc left for Cincinnati with
good trip. ets
The Hllmdn and Forest City came in
dashed together-trnnsferrin freight.
The last-named boat went on up.
The 7iLLiHdil will leave this evening
at O'Clock for Cincinnati. She is a
crack boat. Capts. Mason and Fink are
fine men to travel with.
day announced that the Nei1 State was
at Louisville on Sunday-all right-on
her way west.
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Infallihle in Correcting Irregularities. Remoy-
ing DISTINCTIONS Of the Monthly Turns,
nom Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE
It is now over thirty years since the above
celebrated Pills were first discovered by DE-
DUPONCO, OF Paris, during which time they
have been extensively and successfully ussH
in most of the public institutions, rs well ~
in private practice, of both hemisphere, win
unparalleled success in every case, and II :
only at the "a urgent request" OF the thou
sands OF Ladies who have used the th Il. ~
deviation of those suffering from any IrTeSu-
Inritles whatever, rs we'll as to prevent m M
crease Of family where health VIII not PefIi"'
ONE FILLS Dose
Females peculiarly situated. or those sup
posing themselves so, are Cautionen ; aeai ~,
using these Pills while in that condition LEST
they "Invite miscarriage" after when ha-
mention, the PToprtetOE assumes no respoll,,
hiilty although their mildneSs would preSsnl
any mischief to health, otherwise the Flif
are recommended asa ,..-.
MOSTINVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those af1icting eonplaints 50 ec2 Wr1r
to the sex, viz. DfEtTeSssn0 and FufFlThI -ht7l-
situation, RetEItiOn, Pain IN the Back ana I"s
FresEiHg DOtD1l Ettf1ls, Ratsh Of Blood 70 IT ~
7leGS, Heuriness, FGtigtEe on any Slight EIeItloN'
R1lsiiGfiOH Of the HeuTt, and all the TaIlo 1is
distressing comp plants, part culariy thai me-
annoying. Weak ening,. and the peeln1Aiis" VI
all other female weakeneses,
The LeueOFrhuea, or whites.
AZ the same time, there Is nothing in thee
pills that can do injury to life or health. n
The directions be strictly JollOtced and you WILL
find them to be all utey are represented.
ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT.
10000 Boxes have been Sold Within
tH,t , TW0 Years.
Ten Thousand Bozes sent By Letter, both y
myself and Agents, TO all parts of the WonI,
to which answers have been returned, ~
which ladies say, nothing like the above pr -
have been known since THE SCIENCE "f
MEDICINE DAMNED UPON THE WORLD,
In Removing DISTRACTIONS q RestOF'
ing Nature to Its Proper Channel
oUIETING THE EERvEsand bringing hack ihe
''ROsy color Of Health" to the cheek oil 'Ne
most delicate.
Price 81 per box. SIX ROxes So
Sold by AI'CABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholss;LSiI
Druggists, IS Main street, Wheeling Zen eII' al
Wholesale Agents for West Va, TO VI s oiWIi *;
ofieFa must be addressed. Sold at Retail "
REED. KRAFT eco. 81
Sold in st. ClaIEsYiLle, Ohio, by ,yD-C.
w T. 4 il. PiCkBhIESSyb s
Ladies' by sending S1-00 to either o. -
above agents to the Wheeling Post OH 1 ESSTo1
have the pills sent, (eonhdenttauyyl " - 10
TO amy part OF the country ..ffse Of 8RE TTSsiF
oc2s-Iyd Sole Proprietor. New 1otk.
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What You Can Do For a aQuarter.'
Plans and Architectural Drawings.

afro. A. o'RoURKE, PROFESSOR OF
lll Drawing at ST. yincent's College, Wheel
Ing makes out Plans OF land, Sections ofOil
Wells, Machinery, &C., and Architectural
Drawings. Having studied IN the Art
schools OF London and Paris, and having had
much practical eSpeftenee, he can execute
must give satisfaction. Address ST. VinceutB
College, Sth street, Wheeling. feb27-lms
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6ur Sale.
For Sale.

A COMFORTABLE TWO STORY BRICK
A house on Centre, between 9TH and SIN SITS,
Containing fve rooms, kitchen and wash
cnIaJSiid cellar Posse sion given april 11St,
Is5tS - = sfEIs THOS. O'BRIENss
',D0orIaIU Real Estate Agent
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DIR. JOHNSON,

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons,
london, Graduate ofone ofthe most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
mari OF whose life has been spent in the hos
pitalS of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and
elsewhere, has effected some of the most Us
tonishing cures that were ever known. many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears
when asleep. great nervousness, being alarmed
at sudden sounds, baShfnlneSS, with frequent
blushing, attended sometimes with derange-
ment of mind, were cured Immediately.
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a LARsE number of the members of
the Pittsburgh NJ. Z. Conference, which
closed its session at Washington on
Monday, passed through this city yes
terday on their way to their homes.
During the session of the Conference
the question of who arethe Dencons2"
.syVho are admitted on trial 2'' and
"who arc tho supernumerary preach
crs Pr were severally taken up and dis
pOsed OF. An election of deacons was
had, the examination of the effective
elders of Washington District contin-
net, the characters OF n number OF the
brethren passed upon, and reports re-
ceived and adopted, A resolution of
welcome was offered to the Rev. f. b.
SNYDER, of Christ Church, Pittsburgh,
ON his transfer from the East Bal
tlInore Conferences. The committee in
the case OF Edward Holmes, n local
deacon, who had been expelled from
tho Church by the New Brighton Quar-
terly Conference. revoked the decision
of the lower court and restored him TO
membership and his previous position
in the connection.
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"
THE FIRE LAST MONDAY MORNING.
Since writing our item of yesterday
morning about tho burning of tho
property out III East Wheeling on Mon
day morning last, we have learned
several facts which may servo to
show that while the net, IL not clearly
tho result of carclessnoss, was not the
act OF incendiary enemies oftho proper
W owners.
we learn thnt Mr.. Crawford, inwhose
stable the fin was first seen, was ex-
ceeClingly careless in his stable with
fire. and that several years ago Mr..
Clayton caught him about midnight in
his stnble with n lighted candle. Clay
Tor then reported Crawford TO the fire
wRrdens of his wnrd and threatened
him with prosecution IL the act was re-
Icntet, Might not Crawford have been
In the stable feeding his horse and set
something on fire accidentally, and
have returned TO his bed only to be
aroused ina few moments by the firee
The time ofmorning-about four o'clock
gives more probability 10 the surmise.
Another statement we have heard Is
that OF a lady who had gone on Sunday
night TO sit up with n sick friend
near the scene OF the fire for part
ot the night. When ready TO go home
she decided not to do so, as She was
fearful ofbeing disturbed by some par
ties she heard ON tho street, and whom
from their talk and Rctions-she sup.
posed to I've one ofthose parties of lewCl
men and women whose often are found
on our streets at night, and who make
II habit Of sleeping in any stable, house
or other building into which they can
gain admittance. They might have
been in the stable and caused the fire
perhaps accidentally. perhaps pur-
posely.
We make these remarks in regard Il
this matter, not that we are apologists
for the crime-if one has been commit
tedl-but because an attempt has beer
made in certain quarters 10 throw thu
blame on recently published card.re-
fiectIug on Mr.. Crawford, The author
of the card in question is a responsible
gentleman, and we presume is pre-
pared to meet any charge that
may be made against him. But
while thoughts and remarks about in
cendiarism are so freely INDUCED in,
we wish to give TO the unprecedented
public few suggestions, coming to US
from sensible men, and containing as
we think good sense.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men contempla.
ting narraige being aware ofPhysical Weak
neSs, Organic Debility, Deformities, speedily
He who places himself undert the care ofDr
j. may religiouSly confide In his honor asa
sIrTII ~ a rhvsfrfnn
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COMFORT by day and rest at night, secured
by the use of Pisois Cure for Consumption.
Sold by Edmund Booking, No. Odd Fellows
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The hair restorer in no way injurious
.PEsrAoHINE.
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GREEsnAcKs not excepted, the most popu-
lar article Just now is Logan, List & Co.'S En-
ceEdor baking POtpIer.
The light, crisp and wholesome Biscuit and
Griddle Cakes smoking on the breakfast table.
and the happy faces gathered round the same,
tell the whole story far better than we can.
This Is no fancy sketch. It Is an actual and
most agreeable reality. The Excelsior Baking
Powder is put up in ounce, one pound and
10 mound cans. 4. II. Logan & Co., and Logan,
lit & CO., sole proprietors. Sold by dealers
a1,or,,,rbare III tss &H d&w
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y YOUNG MEN

EspecialIv. who have become the victims y,
SOLITARY Vice, that dreadful and deslruciiTs
habit which annually sweenS TO an untim4Iy
crave thousands of Young Men OF the mos
excellent talents and brilliant intellect who
MIGHT otherwise have entranced llStenInS
Senates with the thunderS of eloQuenCe az
wnket to ecstacy the living Tyre, may cali
with full confidence.
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FOURTEEN ACRES OF GROUND, .
=. HAVING erected thereon a. =
FINE RESIDENCE,

containing eleven rooms and an attic finished,
bath rooms and all modern improvements
there are also convenient out-houfes, includ-
ing brick stabling, ice and spring houses,
and twenty-five Apple trees of choice kinds;
Pear. Peach, Plum and OUNCE trees,
all twelve years old, all bearing. There are
also choice selections of Grapes, Raspber-
ries, BIackberTies, Strawberries, and other
small fruits. The grounds are ninety iad out
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Roors PEsrAoH1NE-Its qualities are
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Two sections of old city hose were
ordered TO be placed at the Ohio county
A message from the First Branch an
nouncei concurrence in the action OF
the Second Branch in regard TO salar-
some inquiry was made in regard to
the employment of agents by the Healtn
officer. but no action taken. Adjourned.
SECOND WARD MARKET was but
sIimly attended yesterday evening.
The bad weather We presume was the
cause of the absence of many who gem
orally turn out. Articles were in pref
ty fair abundance, and with the excep-
ton of butter, commanding prices
nearly as we quoted last. The quota
lions are as follows;
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Mtdifal.a
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM
!. y QUACKERY.
7,tyF ONLYPLACEW HEREA CUPFC.S
BE ORTA INED. '-'

DR. JOHNSON has discovered themost Cs-.
J tain, Speedy, and only Eheclual ReTnsIr
IN the World for Weakness of the BACK 3,
Limbs, Structures, Affection Of the KidDevs
and BLADDER, Involuntary Discharges Irnn1
iency, General Debility, Nervousness, 6rS-
pesiS. ,Innguor, Low Spirits, Confusion n
ideas. Palpitation Of the Heart, Tfmidity
niS.ase OF the Head, Throat, Nose, or SSiT'
a ffectionS of the Liver. Lungs, Stomach q,
Bowels-thoSe Terrible Disorders arising fTuT
nTacfjces more fatal TO their victims than tbs
Gong an Syrens to the Mariners of Clyss's
blightfng their most brilliant hopes or anilci.
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PARTRIDGE is out with something new.
Gems and Fairy Photographs, from one to two
dollars per DOZEN Every effort made to
please, In all kinds of Pictures. Prices of Pic
ture Frames and Looking Glasses reduced %
per cent. Keep In mind that Partridge sells
goods at wholesale as well as retail, and always
as cheap as elsewhere.
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tonishing cures that were ever known, many
troubled with ringing IN the head and ear
when asleep great nervousness, being alarmed
at sudden sounds, baShfulneSS, with frequent
blushing, attended sometimes with derange-
ment of mind, were cured Immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DIR. j. addresses all those who have iniurei
themselves by improper indulgence and sOll-
tary habits which ruin both body and mind,
uniting them for either business, study, So
These are some of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits OF youth, viz
Weakness ofthe Rack and Limbs. Pains in
Power, PalpatatiOn Of the Heart, Dyspepsia,
Nervous ITTitability. Dernngement of the d.
geStIve Functions, General Debility, SymI-
toms of CONSUMPTION, &c.
MESrALLY.-The fearful effects on the min
are much to he dreaded. Loss of Memory,
Confusion of Ideas. Depression OF Spirits,
Distrust, Love Of Solitude, Tlmidity, &c, are
some of the evils produced.
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can now
Judge what is the cause OF their declining
health, losing their YigOr, becoming weak,
pale, nervous and emaciated, having singh;
lar appearance about the eyes, Cough, AMI
Symptoms of CONSUMPTION.
YOUNG MEN
Who have injured themselves by n certain
practice. INDUCED in when alone, n habit fire.
uuently learned from evil companions, or at
SCHOOL the effects of which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and, II not cured, Ienders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
What pity that n Young man. the hope OF
his country tine pride Of his parents, ShOuldbe
snatched from ali prospects and eniOy1nentS
fife by the consequence of devinting from
the path of nature, and INDUCING In a certain
secret habit. Such persons must, before con-
MARRIAGE, ~
Reflect that n sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connu-
bial happiness. Indeed, without these the
journeythrouEhl life becomes a weary pilgrim
age: the prospect hourly darkens to the view
the mind becomes Swallowed with despair and
filled with the melancholy reflection that the
happiness of another becomes blighted with
our own
Office, no. = South Frederick Street.
Lett hand side going from Baltimore street.
few doors from the corner. Fail MOTTO oh
serve name and number.
EE9J-No letters received unless post paid and
containing n stamp to be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age, and send
portion of advertisement describing symp-
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his Office.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this establish
ment within the last twenty years. and the
numerous important surgical Operations per
formed by DR.. johnson, witnessed by the re-
porterS OF The Sun and many other papers;
notices of which have appeared again ana
again before the public, besides his standing
as gentleman ofcharactera and responsibility
Is n sufficient guarantee TO the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
feba0-lye
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Mfdtfal.
a CARD TO THE LADIES.
80. DIR. .DUPoNco's
Golden Periodical Pills,
For FEMALES.

Infallihle in Correcting Irregularities. Remov-
ing DISTINCTIONS of the Monthly Turns,
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS a PREVENTIVE.
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Constantly on hand, large sand select assort-
ment OF
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TalE MORRIS FIRE AND INLAND
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Contest Between the Receivers - Motion
for Contempt-Henvy Fine. e1,0O0-
Fine for bediencs Of Orders.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday.
the Morris Insurance Company again came up before
Justice Barnard.
Denied ~ Teller ag the Mons Fre and Inland Insurance
Company.
This was motion TO attach Mr. Stansbury for q con.
tempt IN falling TO deliver over the assets OF the Com
pauy Mr. Hackett, the Receiver appointed by this
Court. II appeared that the papers for an njunctioA
and Receiver originally presented to the Court BY the
Assistant Attorney-G enera, contained the name q
Mr. StansbuTy Receiver His name was stricken OUT
and the name Of Mr. Hackett Received
by the Court. The order handed to Mr.. Beamish.
tie Clerk OF the Court. Mr.. Hammond the Assistants
AttorneyGeneral expressing his acquiescence Shortly
after. Mr.. Hammond according 70 the affidavit OF MI
Beamish borrowed the order 10 make copy for service
On the Receiver This before tho order had bees
filed with the County Clerk. Next morning Mfs
Haclett fled his bonds as Receiver.
on that morning Mr.. Hammond applied 10 judge
Miller at Albany TO vacate the order made in this dis.
trct and obtained papers similar TO those he had se0
here the appointment OF Mr. stansbury as receiver.
Mr. Hackett demanded from Mr. Stansbury. the PresS
dent of the Company the delivery OF the ssets OF NE
Company. which was refused. For this Mr. Hackete
asks an attachment for contempt, and that feferee
BE- appointed superntend the transfer OF the asseu
from Mr. Stansbury TO him.
On the part OF Mr.. Stsnsbury II was urged that No
contempt was SHOWN by himi that whatever might b
the effect OF the orders there was at the time OF the
demand Injunction on him restraining him rom os
lveIng up the assets. and that he could not DO pro
sumed TO be privy To any evasion or contempt
The Court held that II appeared from the facts sn4
circumstances that Mr. Hammond had taken the papers
directly to the Office Of the President and Vice PresA
dent aud it had been there determined on consnaton
10 take the steps that had been taken Under such cifs
cum stances the refusal to deliver the assets was gross
contempt and imposed q fine OF $1,000 on Mr. Stans~
bary and he g. to TAIL till il was paid John haee
kin was appointed receiver TO superintend the
Mr. Hackett and Mr.. d. Field for receivers Mr..
Smith and Mr.. Bradley for respondent.
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Arrived.

Steamship Louisiana Thompson, Liverpool Feb H. nidss.
and pass 10 Tho National Steam Notieation Co
steamship Gibson Young Washington d. c., md'e,
steamer Admiral Nichols PHILADELPHIA mise. 70 Thorn
shp City ofNewYorE, Themes Liverpool Jan q % 9l
and SAM Ncphew sch g. John Brown. seaman fell from
thef.re:opssi yard overload and was lost
Ship Rio Gande HAM, SANDER Marseies, 80 days. nde'
sehi B. n riawsin'. Wyatt. Charleston. ... "a.
Schr. s. A. Reed Read. Boston.
schr. p. A. Saunders. Carroll Norfolk.
Schr. Hsen Hines, Savannah.
schr. Psiten Lee, Dalin woodhOls, wood. Has been
ashore on Flood Rock.
sehr. Life Boat, Read Newburypsr hsh to s. W. Lewis
scbr Delaware. Bishop Providence;
Schr. Alien n. Brown, Birch. Providence
sclr. T. W. Pratt Hendnck, Edgauown for Philadelphia
schr. Julia Baker, Baker, Portland days lumber to
schr c: a. ne,son. Heneken, Hoaees!er mackerel to
schr. Maggie Bell Gnsey, craney Island, Va for Fair
haven.
Sehr Sophia Il. Jameson. jameson, Portland lumber to
Ssbr iieea MAJ Bacon Portland, days. lumber and head
bP John Price Neke.son. Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Rocket, Marshall farhayen lor Elhaeethpor.-
Schr. Jufs MaTia, Got Fairalyen for Eiizabe:hpor'
schr Expedite Racket Providence
scir Llmar,ine Grigg, Providence for Ezabethport
s.hr Wan D. Gargil. Kelley. Providence.
LcLr. Mary II. Befley, Champn. Warren
schr. Pawnse, Rotn, New. London
schr. Fountain, Ellis, Fall River
Schr. ID. w. Saunders Davis Somerset.
Schr. ADV snce. Foster Providence.
sehr. Sarah Wooster. Leland. Providence
schr Edwin. Tuthi, Bridgeport.
Schf. $. Daush'eu, -, New Bedford FOR fhadeph!l
Schr Sarah. Morton. Precedence.
Scnr. Bullxinke, French. Providence.
Schr. J. NJ Taylor. Fowler Providence.
Sohr T. p. Abel. Fowler Providence FOR Elzibelhport
sohr. Gen. Sheridan, Buell.. Providence
schf. T. Il. HanmonJ Cram, Providence
srhf. ~ ow Pierce, hockland
Schr. J. c. Broot. Burgess Boston for phia
Schr A. TirTrl, ~ GIN, Portland.
Schr Wn. X. Ciiun, -, Portland.
Scir 7. Smel. Mckay, froyiDcctown
schr. Alligator, Collin. Providence.
schr. Sarah a. Hammond. Payne. Providence.
schr =. J. Cummings. Hannah. Providence.
Senr. Diadem. Benjimin Prov denco.
Scar. Monterey, NhiimaT.b, DIslton for Philadelphia.
WlSD-Sunsei s..E.
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The Register Of Permits.

Mr.. George W. Morton, the newly appointed
Register OF Permits with view OF facilitating the bush
mesa Of hA Office has caused 10 be printed the ouowsa
blank application for permits for the erection Of ano
&c. upon the payment of for each permit 80 srantsds
Tn,s, u,, Jouy r Hoyyx,s Manor otts. Cyef NsD Yors
The undersigned would request tina, psrn,sr n
granted to -, ut No - subecs 70 su nabHs inerestS
Name OF applicant Residence -, ios AZ crb.d A.
The undersigned, occupying the p Ia .hs fore.
application The grant ofPrvese :e9usssr Nv ,hs
in forging application to when T. her,by approved
P A1sSmar "' District. - Councilman.
Residence Here STATE In ig ''e We ,Ls s1e (, 10 81
Lei s..hst de OF s'sOp OF aaax tie cur
dous, ke