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. THE ladies-God bless them know
a thing or two ip the way of tasty
dress, and they all buy their CATERS at
Blond & Bachman's, ,ig7n Main street,
corner of Sprigg Alloy. .ltI ~,
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A coon UNDERSTANDING is the toun-
dation of learning and wealth. If you
want good understanding, go to
Blond & Bachman's, 107 Main street,
and purchase your boots and shoes.
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SUNDRlEs.'
PEW EAnRELs PRIME ma

A PEW KAERELs PRIME MA;
Japanese Teas, Pure White Wine Vinegar, New
York crab and chsnpai9ns cider QotisD, New
York No. / Salmon, English dairy Cheese,
Pickles and Sauces, Tapioca, Pearl Sage Corn
Starch, Maizena,, &c, hermeties4y sealed Sal;
mon, MackereI, Goldfish, Hallibut, lobster, Salad
Oh ibest aualityI, Fprnch Mustard, Sap Sag
Cheese, Condemned MIX, together with gener
A.sortment Of seasonable articles, tusf receive
A' ''' 'A.' low y ia. D WOODROW, s..,.-
Odd Fellews' Hall Building
mysO =" xsHres Stfest, wheelinx, W. W., :
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RRPAKATOf, CAPILlI

RRPAKATOR CAPlLLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
i heads from whatever cause it may have
fallen OUT and forcing growth Of hair upon the
face, 1t has no equal. II will force the beard 10
grow upon the smoothest face In from Ave Ia
eight weeks or hair upon bald heads In from
two to three months. A few ignorant practi.
TONERS have asserted that there u nothing that
will force or hasten the growth Of the hair Or
beard. Their assertions are false, a. thousands
of living witnesses from their own experienced
can bear witness. But many viii say. how are
VIC to distinguish the genuine from the spIi.
ous II certainly is difficult, a. Dine.tenths OF
the different preparations Advertised for the
hair and beard are entirely worthless, and YOU
may have already thrown away large amounts
in their purchase. To such we wDuld say, try
the Reparator Capilli; 1t viii cost You nothing
unless Il fully comes up 10 our Representations.
If your Druggist does not kept scr,d ms one
dollar and We will forward IL, post paid, together
with a receipt for the money, whi,h will bc re
turned you ON application, providing entire saf
isfactiOn Is not given. Address
w. l. CLARK & 90, Chemists,
No. J West Fayette Street, SYRACUSE, y. Y.
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Curn ifure for Sale, andHOuse
= =. far. sRGnf. V-Esn n

,v,,u. 0FFkR FOR SALE, 'N0N
Wnjav next, ut g o'clock, st my resi-.
i mo% corner Of 9Th and Hampton streets, all
nv household FURNITURE; -, ,hs
l o"s which now teside Parties wishing
how a,t can call on the subscriber. corner Of
" tS.r rss alley and Main street. " !. :.
A.nrsolt CHRISTIAN fRANzELbS
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.SAbBATH SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
The st. Matthews Episcopal Sabbath
School held their Easter anniversary
at the First Baptist Church last even
ing. The attendance was large snd the
exercises interesting. Addresses were
delivered by the Rector, Rev. 7. g. Ad'
Olson, Rev Tsggars and Rev. John
Woods. ...,s .. "a L
Aiss Amanda MilleTs class Of little
girls sang "Moses in, the Bulrushe.,'
and Miss AeLain's class, Singing FOL
Jesus 8 tkH}HtfGrtg}a't a9Is.f
q We give below the names iof the
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For several days past we have OBJ
served Tint on Main street, a few doors
above. Monroe,f there has been con-
siderable of "a throng, and have
been. somewhat. anxious, TO as,
certain the ''eause why" The only
explanation we can give, is that
Oxtoby & Dufieldhaye their jew,
elry and fancy goods store in full trim,
and have complete assortment Of
everything in their line Of business
See advertisement, and give them
call. la y '''''
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHILLY.--The weather for the past
two days Inns been very chilly, and re-
minds ono of the month of March. '.."
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NooS-pAY PRAYER MEgTlNG.-The
MONDAY prayer meetings are we'll at.
tended and are daily growing in inter
est '- s..'i % " ''.'..
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FOR RENT.

I,ouR OR FIVE OF THE FINEST ROOMS
L in the city, for Office OF sleeping purposes,
corner Main and Union streets. VIII be ready
Ap!i! l. Gas in each room. Apply at 81
GARDENERS $50 Main street
~ FoR SaLE-Ofhce Dcsk-cheap at ! g.
ir626tf GARDENERS $50 Main street
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NoNp g. BACHNAN, 1o7 Main street
keeh all styles of children's shoes, and
sell them cheap. rj"E
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APPoINTMRNT.--On Tuesday last
Governor BoremaI appointed W. II.
Hunter Notary Public for Wood county.
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,
A rTORNRY, CoLLECToR o.

Accounts. All Cfhecrs Soldiers, OF ,Seamcn dis.
ablcd in the service OF tine rnipa ssAtcA are Gu
titled % Pcasions for iifc, and IN uass Of their
death. their whiov, orphan shllsprp. mother OF
sister Of any sneh oti!orr, sel9ifs eS sss.men.
hundred dollars, and all hach par due. My I've
IN each eass is fIy'E i,ol.llARs. Il the claim
for pension 10 sou-aed and NJ CHARGE In
case Vt failure. ~. 3D.. ,....,...- i,,,,..,d,
CettIHcd a,cdnn,, collected on the most ras-
cnablo terms. t' i'..' e." 'lH
Office, No 80 Fourth Street. near the Court
Hoase, Wheeling Va .r.IHIi srpS
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DISSOLUTION.

THE FARTNEHSHdF HEhE u
i fore existing between Iorenz Newberger
and Daniel Snyder in the wagon making bust.
ness Is this day dissolved. . ..
Anvil "a Iati. DANIEL SNYDER
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sr:8ity Csuneil.

.SsEJ.asj - city Ceuneil. f.s.t
... WEDNESDAY EVE, April "a, 1867.
FIRST BRANCH.
Net pursuant to adjournment. Rol
called and minutes of previous meeting
read and signed. 3" p. ..' ~ IT.
The Committee on Markets reported
that they had examined the old city
hall and council chamber with refer
ence to fitting up the same for market
purposes, and find that it can be made
available by the expenditure of s4Oo
and recommend that the committee bt
authorized to make the necessary I'M
provements. Adopted. ...'.
The committee on Markets recommend
the laying OF drain pipe in Market al
ley to carry off surplus water from the
west side of Market square, at an esti'
mated expense of 1926. Adopted, and
Street Commissioner authorized to
carry out the recommendations OF the
SOhuihittCSs
The committee Oh Salaries reported
the following resolution
Resolrsd, That the salary OF the City
Sergeant be increased $3.50, making, II
Sc, $50, out of which he shall pay hi'
deputies S65 per month, who shall pro
cure uniforms required by the "rd'
nance.
Adopted-ayes, 6; nays, 3.
Proposals for placing the names o
the streets and alleys on the corners
thereof were read and laid upon tn
table. @ ..,..'', TO-, ....5....
Applications for license to keep ordi
nsries and coffee houses were received
from the following parties:
Robert Dronsfeld, LIST ward. Reject
ed. ,sss-r:sUstsis ...E.a'a.
d, Morgan, 1st ward. Rejected.
Rudolph shaffsr, I'd ward. Rejected
Henry Neuhard, I'd ward. Granted.
Laurens Plesser, 7th ward. Rejected
Henry Felsen, I'd ward. Granted.
Edwards g. Conant, Sprigg House
Granted. ~,
Frank R. Becker, 9Th ward. Rejected
F. Major, I'd ward. Granted.
Louis Weisgerber, LIST ward. Granted
A. Lush, I'd ward. Granted.
George busch, I'd ward. Granted.
james Hampton, ID ward. Granted
Downs & Alder, Sd ward. Granted
William Harkenstein. lst ward. Re
jected.
A resolution authorizing the Stree
Commissioner to grade Lee Street, il
the 9th Ward, as soon as possible, wa
read and referred to the Committee OF
Grades, with power to report an ordl
nance fixing the grade on said street
"A resolution authorizing the STREE
Commissioners to curb the gutter on TIT
east side of Main Street, between Di
vision and Preston Streets, in the 6tl
Ward, was read and referred to Com
mittee on Streets and Alleys, to repor
on the cost and expediency OF the
same. 70" '..s''" 20 t. .'''.
A resolution authorizing the Wharf
master to collect sl.so Oh, Of every toy
boat landing at the city wharf, provid
| ing they do not land or take on passsn
gers or freight, was reid and referred +
Committee on Wharves.
Adjourned to meet on Tuesday even
ing next'at1 o'clock. 4
SECOND BRANCH. ~ -
The Second Branch met, but there
being no quorum, 1t saajoarned til
Tuesday evening nett; ''
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JACoB GROSSCLOS,

= buocrSsor 70 FTOBe x UIOsstIb,
MANUFACTURES OF RUGGlKs.
MI CARRlAGEs, RoCKAwAYs,. <c., kc,,
Ne ~ Market Street. kecps constantly ou hand
his line ~ business Particular attention given
90 prpah ing.
/, ~ Second hand Carriages and Buggisa for
cash. srPp
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WANTS

SEWING MACHlNRS.- ..f
- Agents wanted everywhere to sell our low
priced. inlly licensed machines Send for our
su,ular. SHAW g. CLARK, 5. II. Co., Bidde-
ford M2iue. .-.. % poyl4-ly
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ReparatOr Capilli.

Throw away your s-is' n1Azes, your switches
ya.r "is- .. ...... .....
Destructive of comfort and not worth q f.;
Come aged, come youthful come ugly and fair,
4 nd reiOce in your own luxnriaut hair
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT CHEAP.

FOR RENT CHEAT.
SEVERAI. LARGE, ELEGANT
- up.stsir rooms in the Peterson building OH
9!a!n street suitsble for the Millinery or Notion
aa.iness The location Of these rooms is con-
s.dsred the best in the city. Apply to
WM. F. PETERSON, or
a. rH0S. 0'BRIEN,
spss.Iw a. l.r-, Real Estate Agent.
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FOR RENT.

. DWELLING HOUSE ON ZANE
"A street., containing FIVE t5l rooms and base
peut. MRS. ELIZABETH JORDAN.
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CIRCUIT CoURr.--The following is a
synopsis of the cases that will be pre-
sented to the Grand Jury, at the next
term OF Circuit Court, which convenes
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Vinegar! Vinegar!
Il MAKING A SGPRHTOR Az

i ticle Of Vinegar. for family usa, warranted
re- from foreign seid- which win 81 % the
trsae AZ Less price than the same quality Cd
vinegar can be purehsssd e s,sefhsss;,
~ East side Public Square Newark, ONO.
r,arfla q w2wf tst.Ia.45 LIZA 90 .-iess.g -''
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b E A u L Y.
Auburn, Golden, Flaxen and
SiIkcn CurIS.

DRODUCED BY TILE USE Oh PROF. DE-
il Breu1 Fri-eP 10 ChevcuX One application
warranted to curl tho most straight and stub
born hair of either sex into wavy ringlsts. OF
heavy massive curls. Has been used by the
faSldnnables Of Paris and I.oidnn with the most
gratifying results. Docs no injury to the hair.
Price by mail sealed and postpaid, 81. -De.crip
tive circular. mailrd free. Address BERiBR
SHUTS & co, Chemists. No. IS River street
Troy. Y. Y, Sole agents for the United Siat'-,
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ALTER NARSBAIl- no cod"
MARSHALL & EBERT. y

WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS VI
w the late firm of Marshall, Cots Co. AZ
the old Fulton Bank, and will furnish coal on
reasonable terms to all our old customers, ana
ask share of public patronage. marl2
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EVERETT HOUSE.

Norfh side Of Unisn Park, N. n.
n ms HOUSE Is KEPT on THE EU
i ropean plan; 1t Is within three minutes
ride by horse cars) Of the New Haven
Railroad Depot convenient to al the principal
places of amusement, and for Summer travellers
VIII be found the coolest Hotel In the city.
Every room Is provided with running water.
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CRISPER COMA.
CRIsPER COMA.

Oh Oh sho was bAautif,l and fair, ~.
With starry eyes, aud radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils son, eRtw he'd
Unclaimed the very heart and mind
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BUSINESS CARDS.
w. Y. HOaE.

"a THORNLEY, AT LAW, AND GENERAL
"a Land Agent, Wheeling, W. Va, viii prsc.
dee IN the courts Of Ohio and attaining couaties
PArrlcalar atfcatieu given "a tks cduection e
claims OaAnc on Main strrsS over shs Bank Of
Wheeling. as4sGi Ia ~ hIE Jansen
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ROOT AND SH e

linz. eaher of Eastern sr hisown manufacture
ia yery best wear Tor Ladies, Genticmeu
and CkiIdres, can be found At bis new store
Giye him cali I ! II Nm ifPrSlw 8
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1t is supposed there will be business
enough before the Court to occupy II
for four or five weeks.
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The "United' got the, flag and the
"Hope" the nozzle. .- ~. ..',. a'i '.i,
There will be a lunch of cakes and
ice-cream served up at the hall this
morning at 10 O'Clock. oe'' .a'-s''
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GRAND EASTER FEsTrvAL-The Fes
tival at Washington Hall, last night,
was we'll attended. and was complete
success. The vote for the flag and noz-
zle to be presented to the two fire CON-
panies having the largest vote, stood
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President, wee Preel1enf
MN! BURT baa A. ALIEN DWLLL.
w. b. SlaPrON, ,s- TN DQDSOS,
THIS COMPANY - SOwHULLY
j ofyznizsd. airi VII. IN . sbcd tine, csn.
mesce the ran.fsfurs Of rehnsd csfton -
Lsinieatsg obs. LAMP Wick and chinneya
For infsfmstion In regard 70 Che Stoek %
nndrrsisned officers, OF at tie Conpasys ones
on Naln stroe;, next doer % tbs y. snd -
Baak. VIZ. RETEksOS, yf-sccJ
s. r. HILDRETH, IreAsI
JOSEPH n. C0SNELL. srp't I"
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IAnuH PAUL.
J. LAMB. . hhU
LAMB g. PAUL.,

TTORNRYs At LAW. WHEEL.
n mo, WEST VA. WIN prArtics In the
courts Of Ohis County and AAjeintng Counties.
Office I'm East side Of Fourth strset near the
Court House. .. ..r a.. q, octio
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There corneth glad tidngs OfIoy 10 all,
To young and to old, tO great and 20 small
The beauty which oilco was 40 prccions and iHir,
IL ftpe for all and an may be FAIR 90
"a, NJ, ~ .f .Hr. ~ ~
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Removal.

JOSEPH n e IL ~.
TJAs REMOVED FROM HIS OLD sTANp
ii on Main street, near Quincy, TO Main
street, between ID and I'd, Centrs Wheeling
whare he 10 prepared TO fdruish the pabiie with
a.x-fking IN the .
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THAT NEVER HAVE BEEN NOR
II ,a,,ar lsah paf For instance. ...... ..

We have also on hand VI
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RI. BERRY & CO.,

AIANURACTURRRa AND DEAL
NIERS IN HAwser iasl ol Well Repe Manila,
Hemp, Juie aud Cotton Cordagc, Fshlng Tackle
Lines Twincs Tar, Pitch, oAkum, tuccks, Tar
Belting aud Packing, No. - Water Street.
ThsrRrs, Msrtf MOal n.ralIy
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BARGAINS !

! NOT .t."rr O. .r.- 500 '.
..s -a. IN. EI .#n
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mar1aiysedkx i9"i i'' i .... 49,,
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New Carriage Mandatory.
80, slaeJOHN PFARR,s
RJANUFAerc9aRa - ALL
M k.ndsof Carriages Nsyhst 1yrest 2 fsv
Wheeling VIVA ? s"-r't wv.
Z rV- Rslmiriuv done on tn skorteus notice.
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"Continental'' in place OF the words "Chris
Lips" and in that form be accepted ln this
form the proposal was agreed TO unanimously.
After the myths had further thought over and
discussed over what they would do with the
remaining myths, they concluded to return to
Myth Gillingham's idea, and hand them over
to the tender mercies Of committee, and let
them show the strangers the elephant, and no
questions asked. Agreed to.
That old hoss the Mayor now transmitted to
the myths the report of Mr.. Graeff upon the
purity Of the Schuylllill water, which the
Chairman said, on handing it to the clerk, ap-
peared to him like a most remarkable COM
position.
Myth Hodgdon wanted to know If the word
composition, " in the remarks just made by
the Chairman referred to the superintendent s
report or to the schuyl1ill water.
The Chairman replied "Both."
Several myths said they thought so too,
and one moved to insert somewhere the words
somewhat muddy" Agreed to.
Myth Hodgdon now reported an ordinance
in reference to laying pipe. Several myths
hoped the members wouldn't introduce poll
tics into their discussions, as several members
were here without gloves.
Myth Coleman said, as regards pipe-laying,
the returns of the late elections show that that
thing has now got about as near perfeo-
tion as we can hope, and he would move a
committee be appointed by this body to visit
New York, and to confer with Mike MoClOskey
in reference to the mode of operation. Carried.
Myth Cattell reported as regards leasing
some coal lands in Schuylkill county, to be
mined below low-water level. The myth ex-
planned that previous companies who had
worked these lands had never been able to
keep their heads above water; that was the
reason he made the present suggestion.
One myth wanted to know if these miners
would be allowed to vote, as it was contrary
to the Constitution for minors to vote.
Myth Cattell said these were miners after
they were twenty-one.
One myth said that person must be a resi-
dent of the State to vote, and he did not think
any person could be regarded as a resident of
Pennsylvania who lived below lOw-water level.
Adopted.
Myth Smith, of the Committee on Railroads,
submitted a report requiring the Mayor to
notify the policemen to remove all misplaced
sleepers on the railroad tracks running out of
the city, and lock them up in the Station
House.
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November,
Nronday, 4.-Weston the pedestrian starts on
his walking trip from Portland TO Chicago
Like that other general Walker of hlibus-
ter fame, his sole tainted before he had
half accomplished his task.
Tueadny, 5,-Electon Day President John
son gets over the wires two hundred tele-
grams Of conRratulation. He pronounces
IL the most satisfactory piece Of wire.
working" Of all his experience in that
science
wednesday, 0,--The Fire. Proof Safe Makers
meet--fn the vacant lots around the
city with their Safes and a few cords of
wood, for the purpose of burning up their
goods. II the country is q Safe institution,
we hope IL will have no such trials.
Thursday, 7.-City Council Day. Councils
get into hot water over communication
from the City Council of Columbus, saying
Es1S that they will soon be on to inspect their
Cold Water Works.
Friday, S,-Decision in the Supreme Court at
Pittsburg against the case of Sparrow
grass and in favor of the running of sun
day cars We suppose the cars will run
now with such speed as not to "allow the
(SparEow) grass to grow under their feet"
Saturday, 0.-SERIEs COLUMN DAY. The
Editor engages Horticultural Hall for the
exhibition OF the "dead beets" soon ex-
pected on from Columbus, Ohio
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NUN" SUpP@ ssESE'
NUMBER CXLV.

DIET ron MENTAL DTs?EPTIGs, AND dD avS S0"N
PoR HY-PoCHoNDRIA, hffOCEi0n, ,, a1,DI,, Wv nv
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Another myth, also Son of Temperance,
strange to say, advocated visit to Bergner's
beer vaults, to show them where all the
spoiled water is kept,
Myth Fox thought not, as they might bring
the charge of malt treatment against us.
(Laughter.)
Another myth suggested that if they did we
could transfer the charge to the city, and order
the City Treasurer to pay. (Cries of "Good
Good P) The speaker hoped the mytbs
would preserve the dignity of the body.
Another myth said he was agreed and that
they use hermetrically cans To do tbo
preserving in. Cries of "sience !" "NOne of
thatl" etc.
One of the little myths said he thought II
the Columbusters got troublesome in their
Investigations, and asked too many hard qpes-
tions about the working of the Water-wheels,
the Turbine, Overshots, UndershOts, and Half
shots, that provision be made for introducing
them to Mr.. Birkinbine, who seems to have
Water on the brain. Agreed to.
A proposal was received and read from Chris
Lips, whose hotel is near the stand-pipe in
West Philadelphia, saying that he would ac-
COmmodate eight City COuncilmen from Colum-
bus at figures that would be satisfactory and
lower than any other house in the city. One
Pyth objected, and moved to insert the WOEd
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THE MEETING OF THE MYTHS.

This humorous body made their appearance
again in the ring last Thursday, and amused
themselves as to what they should do with the
myths from Columbus, Ohio, who had sent a
letter saying that they had all got dead-head
tickets on the railroads, and that they were
coming on to see the water-works. Myth Gil
hngham moved that they get up committee
to take these Columbusters in hand. Another
myth suggested that they secure boarding at
Jerry Kings, as they all could have view of
the works and canal locks in front of them and
the West Philadelphia stand pipe behind them.
Another myth thought it good idea, and
,,t at Jerry be instructed to make his bill large
enough 10 include few Philadelphia myths
occasionally.
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ALL ACTION IN THE CASE SUSPENDED.
The following ordinances from the Chamber
of the Common Myths were ooncurred in;-
One for permission to erect brickpile at
Dock and Walnut streets, to advertise the
"Wehaveit" on.
One regulating market women and their
stands on South street.
One appropriating $500 to doctor for inves-
legations in a child's stomach.
One for paving susquehanna avenue through
Wetherill's woods.
One to pay for the last edition of "Sheridan's
Ride, 4" illustrated with cuts at the President.
One to suspend the Globe and Independence
Fire Companies for fighting when there was no
fire.
One making inquiries of the Building
Inspectors as to the reason of no more build
ings tumbling down-they having been in Office
nearly two years.
Having concurred in everything that was
presented to them, except those things they
We're particularly interested in, the myths ad-
| journed.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-09

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