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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

EEALED PROPOSALS WILL BR RECEIVED AT
the once OF the City Engineer, until the 10 dav u
Sepiember next. ~ O'Clock r. n, for efe1ine
Perry street, between 7th and 10Th streets Speei0
Sa.ons ior the came may be seen at the once Of the
reserved. By order ofshe street Ccmmittee.
.- THOMAS MURRAY,
-pluSue CITY EnrfnesP
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

~ wRIGHrs ALCONATED GLYCERiNE TAB
LET OF sol,didsd 8lycerine tends to preserve tho
skin from dryncss and wrinkles, imparts . wonder
full deg OF softness and detcacy to the compiler
ion. and whtencss to tue skin IL An excellent den
trice grateful to the taste and tonic to the
and gums. impar.s sweetness TO the breath, and
renders the teeth beautifully white For sale by eli
drugxlsts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

J.J. Prcx formerly bar-ksepsr at the
Rurtis House. can now be found 1t Win.
Humphrey Metropolitan Exchange, whore
he is prepared to serve all who may favor
him with call, in she best style.
Reiroshmsnt. a, oil hours Of tho day and
night. Free Lunch At 10 o'clock every
morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

L1v n C0M!.
TUTEFoH CALON1L.
II your owele ere Cos
hive. TRY TEEN.
lfycu aro bilious,
Tor feves and ague,
TRY TEEN.
Cf you fsol drov1l.
THY THxl.
II ysa ars lew epislsee q:
lfyea hama I'll hee6'
;s.!' fs:' '.'''1s ~
~ ~ 1;sv NJ = NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

HAnDwARs.-Farmsrs sad others will ~.
osmbsf that ". P. Binsl's, Beedy street.,
is the cheapest plass 10 tswn u sst hard.
wsrs. New goods from he best manufas.
turers East are arriving daily. and . fall
stock Of A No. l goods are always kept %
hand. For every thing in that line Bisssl's
is the place to g..
Successful NJ the Fair.
TnD EgRsKA AND GARpEH CnY.-Dumeat
was % haod - usual with these most sue
esssfal cooking stoves in the world. The
Brilliant selffssdine parler. The Acorn,
weed parlor stoves, copper ware, Tin ware
ail took the 6rst prsmiun-in feet Dsmont
swept the board. he 10 bound to suessed
every time. Gall at his store No. Is Main
stsset, before purchasing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

JAxEs s. KIRK & Co.'S fine staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps, comprising German
Mattled. Olive, Star, Improved Chemical,
Pal n, &c. Sold by all grocers and fancy
goods dealers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
lSlmsl Tldlmrs

Thousands Of persons who were q filictsd
many years with terrible sores have been
almost instantly relieved of pain. and in
short timo percm.nntly cured by the use
Of Sioan's Ointment.
PAIN cannot exist where this great rome
dJ Is faithfully applied. The lame, halt,
and stiff jonted in great numbers have
been restored TO the natural use Of their
limbs, by tho use OF this wonderful prepa-
ration. II is also an infallabs remedy Tor
bites Of poisonous insects and snakes, fresh
wounds. swelings. sprains, bruises and
inaamations OF every kind, on either man
or beast.
Every family should kssp constantly en-
hand supply Of Sioan's Ointmsat ior CO.
sss Of emergency.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

60 20 the Central Park for re-
frcs h snents Of ma kinds, and the
best Chicago Lager beer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
FRESH OYSTERS.

EROn THIS DATE UNTIL THEY -
= are oas OF eeason, Fresh Oyetsre can WA
Be found served IN the best styc. n shet
II. CHARLES HOTEL. coraer Sd ana HSFSiaoS RI
For sale ~ the Wholesale OF Retail.
ssps-d1m r purv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
PEOPLES PARTY COUNTY
CONVENTION.

The Peoples Party Of Scott County met
in delegate Convention at the Court House
pursuant to call, this Saturday forenoon,
OF 10 o'clock, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the offices Of Recorder, CLERK
Coroner, and Senator, TO fill vacancy
The Convention was organized BY call
ing Ernst Claussen to .hs Chair, and ap
pointing F. Snyder Secretary.
On motion = committee of three, consist
ing Of I. II. Sears. Gus. Schnitger and Ju-
lius Langhein we're appointed on credsn-
tials.
On motion the Convention adjour rned
until two o'clock,p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Convention met At two o'leck 40 per ad-
tournament.
The Committee on credentials submit ed
their report, which Was adopted.
All the precincts except Rockingham and
Princeton we're represented.
On motion, the officers Of the temporary
organization were declared the permanent
officers Of the convention.
a On motion, the convention proceeded to
the selection Of candidates in the same or.
der Is announced in the call
The Chair appointed Thcs. Dsrmody and
r. Sohrsn tsllers.
Nominations being in srdsr. the names
Of james Winsns, h. Smith and F. Snyder
were presented, and . ballot taken, with
the following result:
James Winans. SO votes.
Y. oWun. ............. 20
Z. Ouy0et.. ......
James Winans was declared the unani.
nous nominee Of the convention.
The Office Of Recorder being next in Or.
der, the names Of n. J. Rshlfs and J. A.
Stonsbraksr were placed in nomination
Ballot taken - followa.
n. J. Rohlfs, s5 vstss u. A. Stepebsaker
IL votes.
whsreupsn NJ. Rohlfs vs. declared th>
usanioous choice Of the esnvsotion.
The sfaes es Clerk bsisg next Ia erdse
Fred vsllmss was neminatsd by seelaua-
tisn; and for the efAss Of Coroner, Dr.. Jas
HcCeurtnsy was nominatsd in The ssm,
mannsr.
On motion the Chair was empowered "a
appoint County Committee Of ave, and 70
port the same through the papers at . fu
turs day.
On melton the Convention adjourned.
&. CLAussEn, Chairman.
F. SNYpsa, Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

"CoSsrirUTIoN Wares" is = certain cure
for Diabetes. aud oil diseases Of the Kidnsy's
For sale BY oil Druggists.
CnoIcR Iowa Catawba Vino, at 81. 90 per
dossn bottles also full stock Of other na-
tive and foreign wines At the wine house Of
LANorELDr, TBoDE Il Co.,
9l West Second street,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
BOARD or surKnvisoRs.


SrprxuBER II, 1868.
Board MT 1t 0 o'clock, pursuant 10 81.
journment.
Upon calling the roll all the membefs
appeared except Messrs. Aplin. Heron
and Mstth.s.
Minutes of yesterdays. proceedings read
md approved.
Mr.. Newton, from the committee on
finance, made the following report
iour committee beg leave to report that
that they have examined the following
bills and claims against the county and
recommend tha. tue same be allowed ana
paid
me hartsn, ielies e........ ......-...e !"
A.ss .s,s tiigss, b Alk boSss, Ac CO oon :,
Wis - allowed. .................... 1U -
n hidtid =, co,nmis.i5n.rs on rsa1s, - 80
sehwe'ssY, K seh~s ,,,. i sehweler. 10.
nahi Hhi'r GroSci asd ho'h, W -.
n,ss fees o. CD !. ..................-. . 30
A Ian. ici.ney tsd i. - -, ,t,.n Q 60
Csrsssns. cBstsbi.'a fecs ......... -
q Is God, ju tee Of p.aes s............ 4. 20
les bnnis, istice fsee 10, nliewcd.
Caiherii knch. withe.s fees .....-..... 81
fus't, John kAywan and lians Faos-
essssl.s sal s.oe;s ao' s::; rs g g
.i.1. sass, a,s.!.s. IL ss
J. Bue kman, tustics. ics.................... - ~
W APpii gate. extrA serv1eee. .....: - ~
Jonn Lee and LCollins. Wisness feee. eses So
Jervis 4 emsllayid. nr,ntin1 o ice .... 10 %
JAs Gamble. bill. ;. ~ %
Fred Volmap. clsrk sn.ci.i .lec,,ou.. ........ 90
II Ludlow do dn do ....... 3 70
Msrtcns cont tabs Ia. 50
w Mears, extra services aic allowed. IL 90
| Thom ps On Cavm,ch , II. ssatoreYy 10 80
r Muihoe fer, police fees ---................ IS
Johu Behres Judge snss,ai a = .,iop....... s o.
| L Muihoefer. police ,sss ....... "a o5
| r n Bunch special eommitt.e .......... ~ %
W NurYy Hu De peyin,.naent hy ydges.. ..... 8 %
| T II eiuIca, do do .
| @ W Baker. d, do ..... 81 90
| J Martens. constable e.......... %
| J. Blnomer, Fositr witness tees, each e1
| Thos Robeaou euperin,1 n,endent bridge... ~ %
| Bi Peters, justice fsss - 70
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

SEE Buyca or HRAPss.-In another col
umn, OF SPEER'S STANDARD WINE
BIrTERS. 1t is highly recommended by
physicians FOR dyspsptic.s. on accsun OF
its tonic pr ,per,tes. its purity and its deli
cioua faYora
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
LOCAL ITEMS.

Tns pYaAMrps of Egypt arc stupendous
works, sni well may sths Tourist pause 10
feast hs wondering gazs on the grand old
piles. But far more interesting to the In.
valid or convAlescent ere those Pyramids Of
"Impsriai Crown Bitters" a. the "Central
Drug stors." So Prsdy street. Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Agus and al
disorders Of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels snd
K ,dncys, yield 10 the famous remedy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

lr is no sxaggeTstion when ws say that
Wiite Psns Compound has benefited thou
sands, and i j. still being largely used for
diseases OF the Throat, Lungs and Kid
neys For sale every where.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

Tvs rrassr Asp SwRsrxsr Con LvER OiL IN the
World, manufactured from fresh, healthy livsrs up
the ssa shors 1t 10 perfectly pure and sweet.
Patients who have once taken Il can take other.
Ask for "uaaArd = Casweli's Cod Liver OIL. manu- :
featured By CAsw RLI, uAzAao d Co, successors Il
Casweh. Mack d Co.. New York. Seld BY all drag.
gists. thur&oat& WeoW
HollowAys O,~rNrxr-There are multitudes ol
brave fellows suffering from the sdects Oi
wounds received in tho war, who might be made
sound and whole in q short time by the use OF HoL-
Lo~A1 OINTMENT. II is no superncisl remedy. thai
merely skins an ulcer, leaving the poison fes
tering beneath to break out afresh at some future
time. On the contrary. Il efadicates the innamna
tory ps nciplc itself. and WORKS . coDplete and
thorough cure Sold BY oil Dfuggiets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

RACES To.DAY.-An amusing race 10 10
come OF some time to-day between man
weighing $50 and another weighing 100.
They will both do their best to get TO SAM
Psrry's in time 10 erdsr . suit Of the best
Clothes he can make. Any amount Of
Clothing 10 nov daily arriving at this
house, and everyone knows that il 10 the
best place in the city 70 buy elegant suits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

90 20 Snu Dus4.--(ao 70 the Bryant = Stsattou
Iowa stats Business College to get thorough prac
sIea bosn:ss education fo. eireulars A.paPers. I'd
Commercial College. Davenport. Iowa.
Kronsr's sHair Dye, Natural, Durable. Bsautifa.
yists and Country Storskespers JOHN j. kRON1t:
ools Proprietor. a0l Chestnut 0t.. PhnAfslphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
Notice to Weavers.
Two OR THREE GOOD wEAvERs CAN
y get work a. the DAVENPORT WOOJ.EN
MILLS, by applying soon. auglo diff
Wanted.

A GIRL TO DO HOUSEwORK in . Small
a Family. Good wages given to . veil quail
med person Apply north east corner Brady
lSth streets (se5-dtf) ~. N. ROGERS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
PHENlX BILLIARD SALOON
sELKEN 4 CO.. Prop'r..

DANhFfOhIs....... ....'........-.. IOWA.
wish % inf0rn ny friends that have purchased
Of wn Roussain, IN interest in this ealoou, N
81 ar rieoa street. Come nd go me. Ffrst-CieW
Tables. Pure wines, and Deet Chicago Lager.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

An eclipse Of the sun il announced to oc-
cur in August, but il bears no comparison
Of the eclipse Of all hair preparations by
that ~onderful medical phenomsna-Dr.
Tsbbett's Physiological Hair Rsgensrator.
Gray or faded hair 10 easily and e1ectually
restored. its falling of prevented, and re-
markable growth produced. Every bottle
warented. Try it, Sold by al druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

None except thoss who have suffered a'l
the horror Of Dyspepsia can fally appreciate
the value and efficacy OF PERRY DAVIS
PAIs KILLER, . sovereign remedy for this
distressing disease. 1t possesses virtue,
which not alone removes pain instantly,
but regulates tho stomach, gives strength,
tone and vgor to the system. l. is one Of
those N .dicines which is worth more than
god. Sold by druggists generally.
PRovERBs for the season. Use Renns's
Magic OIL" "Can't keep house without
it, .'lt works Ike . charm "A few
more bottles LETT "a Yankee invention
worth trying" "Cures quickly for . little
money" Sold everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

SPLENDID Picfuss.-Josse has o. exhi I.
bi.ion, near Harrison 1 Stafks' store, one
Of the finest photograp phs, done in ink, that
we have ever seen. II 10 % distinct. nstu-
raj and life-liks, that none can pass j. Wit
out second look. Henderson did the ink
work. We have locked at that picture Atty
times, and are resdy to take bets to any
amount on Jonss and the Henderson
family.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

Royal navana Lottery of C0ba.
- Conducted By the Spanish 0evsssnsaE-
$50 soo In Gold drawn evofv 0eventoon eaye. 4r-
ses cashsd and Information fufniehed. The hlgAest
Silver. IA AfLOR = CO..
fseil-liy Danksss, 10 Wali 81, Nev Yoek,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

PsoPLs's Parry TicKEr.-Ths County
ticket was made this day and il 10 At the
head Of these columns. The selections are
excellent, and the candidatss are not yet
born or named who can reach them within
sne tAexsand eotes. There's the truth for
you in big chunk. Now Try II on.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

Cuyy - Uu0uBUoa ISOY0ssys
mnD REAL ESTATE or THE LATE JUDGE
" Gitchelre heirs 3 new offered for sale. co0pri-
~ yslus6Ie bVsneee and fesl1cpes lote IN ~ eity
reee9. ~ lots In MiieAslls I'd, q and ~ aAai-
doeo. D1eutifsl trscts Of few atree % the side
80 Sae lo1s near the city imis. Pr pFesss tssno
es-svS SI 1eoo8 4. ui1CnRtf.
Qs,3OON =. COFFIN.
y .sIS 0ool 1Donoq3AGg1l !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

The rider Of the stallion made . uarsew
escape from death. whsn the hsras beltsd
b was in close proximity to the stand, and
coming .: terrific paes. He shst like %
arrow BY the stand into the snelesurs, his
rider just missing the heavy timbsrs Of the
Judges stand. Honest..Abs was standisg
short distance from the track receiving
the attention Of his green's. The stallion
struck him broadsids, knscking beth the
grooms ''sndwiss" and throwing bic rider,
the two horses after trotting around fer .
few moments were captured. The bov ri.
der was seriously injured, his arm being
broken just above the wrist. This j. The
second time this seasen that this same lad
has had his arm broken, both times IN the
same place. Boiling il favorits trick
Of III stations, and be aSvse fails 70 Dc u
whom pushed In race. 0a Wednesday hs
dooe the same tsisk. but Il ~ net sttond-
"a with aay injury 70 ths rider.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

CLorHiSo Franz Meyer is row receiving
tho largest assortment Of Clothes ever
broush. into the city. all who wish good
suits at reasonable prices should 60 at
once to Meyers, first door below the Ns.
tional Bank, Second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

Hussav TnIsvss The family Of J. G..
Spraksr, were taken absck somewhat this
morning on going into the cellar, to 6nd
oil their satables gone, and not thing left
for breakfast. Sometime during the night
the outside cellar door had been pryed
open and thorough clearing out institut-
ed, even to the mornings besfsteak and .
pla;s Of butter. They wers hungry and
led themselves, but might have lsfs little.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

WE are glad to hear that the Constitution
Bitters Of Seward & Bently, are fast su-
preceding the great variety Of miserable
nostruns sold as Bittors, and the proba-
biity is that ths sale OF Bitters will soon be
confined to the Constitution. We hope il
will bs so, fer they are everv way worthy
Of success.
Use Soward's Cough Cure for Bronchitis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
Boiler Or dale.

A FIRST CLASS BOILER, - FEET LONG, -
"a ,nenes d'smssss, aaes. mad-setslss. areftont.
Erate oarss ana ofceehing. all complete msds by
Dunlap D Co.. Cincinnati For sale ~ = harvsin &
Shield's Davenport woolen Mills ;e}S- an
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

Coon Y.-Prefesser L. o. En-
erson. Of Boston, the sninsnt musical con-
poser. says Of the Estsy Organ ut re-
deems reed instruments frsm hardness,
and makes them more sympashstic and
beautiful. Hereafter, with the addition Of
your valuable patent. l shall enjoy the mu
sic Of the Rssd Organ" Our citizens
should embrace the opportunity now offered
and examine the splendid lot Of these In
strumsnts for sale at John Hoyts, corner
BradV and 4th streete
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23

this respect, any improvement upon his Industrious
uncle Yet there comes this CLEAN oil nope IN t9e
course OF a speech In the Corps Le1satf on the lOth
NJ Baroche Minister OF Justice. declared that the separa
ton Of Church and State was only question 0l lime
In England Mr.. Cavert welcomes Earl RuSseIs mOtOn
i'm the Lords the education o. the wOrkng classes
in England and Wales ought to be extended ana li-
proved and that 10 ought not 90 be ndered by Tue carry
employment OF the young by religious differences
The new effort to introduce the study OF the Ehglsh
language Harrow and Rugby schools Is another srat
Coming over to our country, the report first makes
mention of the ratebill system rs borrowed rom
Connecticut which, with Michigan and Newersey alone
sill retains the system rather than that Of the wholly
free school, largely petition IOr inc estaDloh
mont of free schools was answered by the Connecticut
General Assembly in 1867 by the closing Ol the Only
few tbonsond dollars" Letters from Ohio, Iowa, and
Missouri showing the beneficial snlIs ol aD9snhg tne
ratebil are quoted, with others from New lOl, new
Jersey ana Ihode island cOmmendat0y Of that action.
In Arkansas South Carolina and Virginia. the new Con-
stutons authorize compulsory attendance OF children
unon fine Dublic schools In this State, under the new
Union FreeSchool law One-fth or the academies nave
become academic department. ol unio
free. They also receive ucn larger grauIy ta
do those connected, and pay thelr teachers uch
normal schools and funds the report says New torS
stands preGminent among her sister compulsory
law for attendance deemed the only thing yet lacking
far the State provisions are cOhceIhed de Less
reached however, not so gratifying. VI scholars
leaving the public schools IN nine 20 nm aU can add
tcts investigation shows that Ohy - per cent ea a ~
numbers with good degree Of rapidly ana accuracy
per cent be called good readers ana seven per CEN
can read and write with c0mmendaDle accuracy apu po
priey And fully One-haf the time spent upon Ihe stuy
geography is wasted or worse IMAM wasted lse SUI
jects not taught az they SHOULD pc a. s1om H te
pupil begins to deal with figures he should be taught ie
30 combinations OF the dlglts ana 10 appy Inese AZ
ton and he should never be allowed 10 use tbe t
frame &C. after he has learned 10 count Inc
on arithmetic and other subjects should hot DC III
but should be single DOCKS III t"o N0lues
haps but one book, not series. In reading, pupns
should made to read not mere specimens Oh fhetore
scientific study In all the branches OF educauon the
teacher should be required to be thoroughly ana
than informed SO as to be really capable 70 tec'
young mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-23

nts ,ybo will he removed 20 an Infants Home
beng built on Randa Island as soon as 1t shall be com
Melted These infants comprise those VINO are deserted
by their mothers, or those whose parents are
~ sunnortin them and who leave them 10 the Commits
sioners aout 40 per cent OF them Delng llegtnate
The Asvum will accommodate about 400 patients. Inc
plan that the Commissioners nave huoPleu Il 10 Iccele
Voluntary patients giving them accommodations ana
hoard according 10 the sum they may wish 10 pay III
order TO live In their accustomed styles, varying from
the aborer who is able 10 pay - week Tor PLAIN are
,,rious sniff of rooms and the daintest OF food.
Those who are unable TO pay VIII receive the same ne9-
cal advice AS those who may be sent there by the
Courts but will be expected TO work according 70 their
All INT the patients to receive, in food and lodging
what they are wiling and able to pay for The Asylum
a,reos 10 keep patient until cure Is Effected making
contract with paying patients Tor SIX mouths, WHICH
they will renew II IL is necessary and desired at the emu
The idea of such an Institution first suggested by
the establishment Of the Washingtonan Home ABOUT ~
vcars AGO by Dr. Albert Day, near Boston, Mass, ana
which rs now in successful operation. There Is anOther
RESTITUTION of the kind at BnghamtOn, which is now I'M
der The supervision OF Dr. Day, and which was visited
DR. William X. Fisher His report upon the subject
was very favorable one, showing DOth the
Great Mill nthropy and utility of this enterprise
Tho Institution Is TO be under the 1iIeG' ~ q,
ton under the supervision of resident physician.
The warden has not been appointed; tne hatIOn
Is Mrs. Ellen Dundass, and tine clerk, Mr. OOs tI
AZ Arnold DE- VIM. r. Fisher has been appointed
resident physician, and is also in charge OF inc
Infauts' Hospital temporarily situated III the Dudlhs'
The luildiugs have been erected and the pan oI tue
Asylum matured by Mr. James Bowen, MI. isaac Go w.
Owen w Brennan and Mr.. JAS. B. Nicholson COMMITS
sinners After the Of inspection Mr. BOWeh Chalr-
man of the Committee. made IA brief speech expressing
his satisfaction at the conclusion OF their aDOrs anu EoO
wishes for the welfare OF the institution lbe paI! %
made short visits to RaudaS and BackWellS lsIahus,
ana returned to the city late In the afternoon