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Lectures Before the Y. M. c. q.

Chronological Investigations are always fascinating
70 a certain proportion of mankind. who, though
theories N this field may long remain only theories,
and even Il fuly demonstrated, have 10 particular
practical value, as the world Judges vaIue, regard
any light tirnwn upon the origin and deveIoumenr
OF the human race Is most important IN Itself and
11l Of the most absorbing interest True, there are
many penple who care ErIe whether they descended
from monkeys OF mollIsks. and with such Il certainly
matters very little which, or whether digrer LnIiaus
or chImpanzees can claim c0usinhood with them, go
long "a they ars permitted 70 I've and move and
have their being where 4 KIND Fate has placed them.
The intimate relations which this study holds TO
Sacred History rves It an additional feature Of IN
terest To many.
A lecture on the subject with which our article
opens, was delivered on Thursday evening the 18th
list at the Olympic Hal by W c. Jones, ESQ, vino
has devoted mich attention 70 his theories, and
brings 70 their support much from his own experience
and acquaintance with the Aztec and Hawaiian
races, and the results OF a good deal of investigation
N the records and statistics o. others. The lecture
strongly opposed the theory Of the MaIayan origin Of
the Hawaiiaus and regarded The argument drawn from
Chronological analogies as weak N comparison with
the opposing ones from the trade winds, the ocean
currents, and deductions 10 be drawn from traditions.
measurements Of skuIIs, and =imiliari1ies of custl1ms
and appearance The theory that the other PlIyne-
san tribes speaking the same language a. the Ia
saIians came from the latter, N his treatment vas
made perhaps az plausible Is that these islands were
from the South.
The lecture was 4 good deal IN the style of a IepaI
L-gument, and made the most Of constructive eyi-
ienee-
We confesss ourselves not entirely convinced. We
hal wait II hear the other side Of the question and
hen perhaps from the difficulties In the way eff ae-
aPtng either theury, shall adopt that Of the sunken
ointment. which MAKES these islands the SUBMITS of
3 mountains, ixes the HawaiIaus as the tvuicaI
nd ancient race, and locates the Garden OF Eden
Glow the surface Of the sea IN OF near HIuaIei bav. =
The lecture Of Hon. Jas W Austin, On the evening
Thursday last. Eas rather more fnIIy attended !
lau the previous readings have been, showing per y
Ips a growing appreciation Of the Efforts OF the
ssOciaSi0n 70 provide mental recreation The sub
CT chosen BY the lecHrer-@ Egypt and the East. ~
q been often written upon, but II the treating by
ldge Austln, who has recentiy visited the land Of y
laraoh, there was the charm Of hearing from the
3 description OF what he had seen with his z
n eyes, and up0n which ne had formed hrs own =,
We hope to see the LECTURES and read- ,
- fully sustained during the remainder of the
asOn-
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HH2ORrs-

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% o Her-u . pks Merchandise o. Order
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szus- 70 ~ PIzf1=- Ii SIS Oars. II sks Ezn- ID SIS
What I5 ~ and LI3 n sks Flour - - = 1xs and - II
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bots, - p and = pkgs Fsh- Ii pk-s GneEres-4 ~ ant q
pigs Dry G1rls- = - FlUfmre- - PCS Iun- n - and %
pEz Hzrfvsre- I bot = n bbs aud I Eez WHISKY Z e.
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naies and - pkgs -a1ile-T, 3 pkEs Bonks and =tau1nerT- j
la-es- - ~ 8 1s ADD y pkgs Merchandise : pk-s Express
Mater.
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NENORANDA-

REPoar o. = WaSss WozGA- CaP--J0Hx =rzUAar-
The Wmga W1ngI ler sydney On Tie Ist u April a.4P
" Irrirai IN Auckland "a ne III and sailed 7gaiu mr this
Earr lie azne 1zh- E--Tnz here IN he 18th instant II : P
N On tie ErI1 passage n he Worrz Wduga-s asst v1vlre
-um E1nntuHu- IN ne murulug n Ml-Ch III Fhen within 90
niles % -TfueE Ieats fIE-nG a su1uU gesu-zy wind. sighted
4 T=S-a lying dlsrr@s z-nals- which proved % BE- he harx
BaTsFrnL- mm N-Wczsue with SD Tons caals. bound or
MeihuIr1e- having -gnr ~E n water IN her hold ana y A
unE-uE stare TIE W1nGI W1nz. ha-iur aIcEesfan n rs
ming rme whole rEE- Duc-=fed On IEr passage a---tnr n
sydney The sane sveniEE
The Nar-a Pacific Transportation Campzuy's steamship
Aizz-R : Floyd Commando. et IAN F-zucssca April I-th
P " ar tbs par-- arzvtug a I658 A u April z-uL-
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OSsIGNEE

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Ciezh1z- r ? AftIms- n GEuhaun- c : Barlow BoIes A
Co HmphnTs a BDv1- Capt Lanzsis- Chas LaEE- Chulaa
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sTfez- DuIiuEnEm q Co. 2 -ruzhz ~ Co e Chunr & Co
ing A. AcT1Ck- = +z4keu q Ch- Godfrey r infes- " L
neu- Il n WhiuleV- HGLister g. EFtaud- Henri Mag. z
-1eEeE a ca rsI n IN 4 E McInrFu- lyman Bus- az
Win I1nn Veil Judd x Layton WaIse- & aleu- : NaU
e Co "A Biack- Joseph EIrnsn- wong Chung & CO. "
-nfehf- " Philips q Co. n Diczsuu- PACK Chung. ? Dalton
& WhInnan- > Hez1u- 7 g TIn1m- M1zsman & zun- Al
n a Co " , -m-L- a. Ca-N-ghL. J z A.nnev-
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DEPARTERES-

Aprl Z-zrIr PTIah- Ban1sLer- 0r EauaI-
Z-=r1r fcr-= Aaauan- Gr Hawai-.
Z-=Ehr M1uunsdvaI- kaapGui. nr Aaui-
E-Esied Lma4lD, Nika- mr Mani
-=clr KATE L. Vest Tor hawaii
&--r1r Net1e Ms--l- CEne- fr Hauf-
Z--Elr tryck- Iuhu Bul- Gr MnEoEai-
L-Am luE Cu-ev- Christian mr an Ezuciacn.
z-=rIr Al1au- p zhie- mr EaWE-
1--raE HaEl=- ka-e- ar Kauai
I--rhr - mia Alams- mr Mauf-
I'm hIp Gen Gren- y IcuN- or PhreniE Island.
E-sCr sEmr W1nEa W1nza- -reIarr- Tor Auckland
%-HEV scar hEuale- Briggs 6r IarTs Island.
E--Chr "A MOI ~ ezrherhue- 6r Maui-
L--Elr EllllL- 49, Or MnnsaL-
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y INPoRTESG MECHASrCS-Ne hes- il reported
that governments has recently imported several
mechauics-maSons-frum Australia guaranteeing
employment at 50 per day and advancing pas
sage money We were under I've impression that
there was y zuficiency Of good mechanics already
here gao Eazd 5e gtlz wrk 81 4aa
iaH Ian e a 8otsad q r tas 40 arnrs
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial O6ntlsu
SATURDAY. APRIL ..


Cur eanmnsa arr apza n all contributors. wiring On matters
~ n-lezl interest and 4gGning personalities but We Ia not
5y admitting correspondence sndnne The views zzlnsseL
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EXPORTS

FaH AuczLAs0 Ax3 svDEzT-Psr Wlnga W1ugA April
IN
Huass=s- Ells-------- $50 Salmon n 5hls.--- %
salmon 1hs--- q
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n EuasEI rum SEl = rrnczsc1-- Digs Assarraf Mise
F1H LAWS LsEAs1-Pe- EamaiIe- April zsth
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Inn har8 $50 purL- mis- }
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NOTICE.
ID 1T RENENRERED THAT ON THE
Nd 22rd Tag ii April. A D.. LS1- W NJ. WALLACE OF 4G-
n0lniu, LsiaEai At Oahu. IN accnrtance win see 3 u = An Acr
10 encourage learning n this Kingdom 1y securing ne euuies
81 claTrs and honks 10 the authors and PROPRIETOR 81 SUCH
COPIES approved IN the 3Is1 day q Dee A D 1864. has fe-
positet N this ofdce The Tile al his chart = W4IaGsfs Pt1r9-
grfpasc Business CRE-r md DurscrJTyT
In witness g9e-ehf Z have her=uuB sr my hand and .auE=J
ne >=Ii1 Of tie Inferior D. Dar-Euenu "a be a1fxad az Honolulu
his Lid day Ut April. a D. ISTL
FERD- W HUTCHINSON.
an Munster ~ the Tatsrlar.
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SCHEDULE A
showing he Location and Character n all he Real F=,at-
fy n Decenb-r. A D. 1870
Quantity or Dimensions If Land- Description 1f Lmur1vs-
ments-s0xIId with marble building thereon ocrupi a in
paro ny the Company, location. soutaeasr cnraer o. Broad
way AMI Liberty stzssts- Cost, s79d.7 100 present value.
sundrF farms. comprising a5mr I. 900 acres in View Ywk
state Saksn ny he COMPANY ander foreclosure Of mortgages.
sCHKDCLK B.
Containing a description ~ al The Bonds auf Mortgages 5efi
December. Is71 as security for money loaned 5y SAID COM.
psuy an Real Essare- heHd as collateral.
The Company hold ahont 1850 mortgages an
property m View York City and -fAt-. and IN
Tr shate 1f Ne~ Jersey principally N Nev
OF these IIse were taksn during he year $50.
Each loau IS secured - Real Estate xorh mora
1aan douhie The amnunt lnanet ana by pgIrHes
Of Dire insurance, where the ioan sxc==ds fortF
per CEN Of the value u the land alone held
ny the COMPANY as collateral security
The am"unr Of Dire Insurance. palciez 50 heId IN
December 3IsE, 1870. wls.------------ q. E0 aHg an
SCHEDULE c.
Containing A list Of he st0Cks. Bonds. ami all other eeur4tsa
(ho-gages -zcepred@ Eeai as security for cash actually
OF le same, ana Ehs amount loaned thereon
NONE HE'D
D.
a List Of me Strokes and Bonds .bsoiuts.y owB.t
by me Company showing par and market value Of he
TX per cent United States Bonds A Al
Lss. lad -s2I 80 s2-s2Lrg7 y
per cent d. do
: - - @-0oo,00a 2Id5.Ha0 90
Tws ~ - $1,000 3,Lz5 90
Acs+- 81 1Du - In -
even Der cent New YORK Staue Bonds 5g a00 -
~ = - - Dm"a SGAo 5d88a %
0-a01 $4,000 90
sv, S4T71 a5s s52aL73e Is
RcHAR A McCCRDF. VICE przsI.,.
JoHS n sTTART, Secretary.
TArR % NEw FoRx- City and County ar y-x yrs
and sEorH 70 before me, tins 24h dav 9g -
p ISL 81 Sor1a-
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NOTICE

Ell E.. WILDER WILLTAKE
1FA charge 81 my business during my sbssuce from tie
Islands, ana s authorized - sgu ny name for that PnrpoS-
H1nn,nfa. Aorl 81 1871 1ac9 a. P ADAMS.
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ENUMERATION OF PERSOSs H The
Cry BErgEES THE ACES or sn AND
TvySTY-oSE YEAEs-The enumeanon
If usrsops between the ags Of 6 and q
yesrs. required TO be made annually, has
beep completed IN this district, and We
Lsye teea favored BY Mr.. Bickel, Of the
B5ard of Education with the following
agure-
Washington township, white, males
ga, iemals COS; e6lOged 6-tOtal l,ls5.
Madison, "a Ward, white, males go,
females IA; colOred, males 81, kmals
24-pOiAl $50.
9Th Ward, white, males 242, females
s55; co!ored, MALLS S, ienAls +IoiAl
5l7. Total for the township llO76.
Clay, white, males AZ, females 5s2;
oolOred, males 10, females s3-io'al l COS
Union, white, males Cos, females 61si
eolored, mIlsO, females 2-tOtal l IS49,
Centre, white, males AS, females 4SSi
coIored, males o, iemGles2-totAl SS5.
Webster, white, males COO, females 5'o
colored, males 0, females s-tOtal 'sO6.
Eighth Ward, part Of Richie town
ship within the city limitsJ white, male
ESQ females 5iO-tolal l,l9O.
! Observation-Disclosures .lSj, Mad
ism, 1910. Clay, 1905, Union, / 80, Cen
I,re, ss5, Webster, 90, Richie, 1880
total 1916
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IMPORTANT TO RIVER PILoTs AND
STEAMBOAT MEN DISQUALIFICATION
among the rules prescribed by the Joint
Commission on Pilot Rules Of the Board
OF Supervising Inspectors, we condenSe
the following, having reference TO our
river navigation: Whenever there is a
fog or thick weather, wheths. by day or
night, the steamer shall blow a steam
whistle at least every two minutes, and
II navigating, the whistle shall be blown
at an interval Of not more than one min
ute. RaNs, flatboatS, Woodboats and
other like craft navigating riveS withou,
being in tow Of a steamer, shall sound
log.horn at intervals Of not more thar
two minutes.
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A GREAT object Is attained, when In
buying stock you get that which you
know to be fresh and reliable.
The new drug house Of Smiths, Sinclair
& Co. ofep unequalled inducements in
this respect with new and commodious
warerooms, ample cellars, and a well
selected line Of pure drugs and chemicals,
they are prepared to supply the trade
with everything oil the best quality usual
" found In a fiBt.class drug house. De
tenmined to sell nothing but the best, and
Al the lowest cash prices, they would In
yi,e the a,tention Of merchansand others
in want Of Drugs, Paints, Ois, Dyestufst
&C., and respectfully solicit share Of
their patronage. The long experience in
the business Of the members Of this firm
enables them 10 fully understand the wants
of the trade, and their goods have beer
selected with reference 10 this.
No old, shopworn articles on hand
Everything new, fresh and reliable, Pur
chased for cash, and for sale low. Call a
81 Main street, Il you wish to secure bar
gains.
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HELD PuR PosTAGE.-LetterS address
ed as below, are held in the pOstofice
here for non.payment Of the sum men.
toned in connection with each. II not
sent or called for by Monday next, they
will be forwarded to the Dead Letter Of.
fee at Washington: George Hollinger
winoDa, Mimi, 8 cts.i stallman & Full
ton, drug brokers, 90 Cedar street, New
York, 3 cts; Miss Kate HoLsietter, Nh
rietta, o., 3 cts; William Fenerty, corner
Penn and Butler streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
3 cts; Rev. S. K. Brobst, Allentown, Pa.
. cts: William Renardi Wheeling, W
Va, 1 ct; John Moore, Savannah, Davi
county, Iowa, 0 CTS; John G. Devine
better directions.
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TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT at 141
Main street, opposite Union street. Isee
gold and silver ia abundance, at the great
confectionery sale. How can this firm
do this-can any one tell me9 Ny child.
rem leaped for joy at the sight Of the
candies; and my wife, Tor the first time,
has been able TO buy a silk dress, all Of
which came from fifty cents spent for q
package Of confectionery, al i41 Main
street., opposite Union street. I saw 8
watches and $40 bill given away as
presents in one hour. Some one please
explain this mystery, and oblige, yours
truly, II. T. F.
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SUPREME CoURT-In this Court, yes.
terday, on motion Of Raymond, attorney
for appellant 10 the case Of Camden, ap.
pellee, -. werninger, appellant, from Hur.
rison county, . writ ofcertlotari, directed
to the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of said
county, was awarded.
In the case Of s. II. Williams, prfi 10
error, "a. John H. CarskadOn, deft ID
error, from Preston county, Boggess con
cluded his Argument for the plaintiff
and the case was submitted. III.
The case Of same prf in error, rs. lsaat
II. CarskSdon, dert In error, from SAINT
county, was argued by Boggsa fE plain
It'd, and Stanton d Allison, for defendant
and submitted.
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning
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REGEHTs MEETING "A meeting oIthe
Board Of Regents Of the State Normal
school was held, yesterday, in the ladies'
patlor Of Dailey's City lTotel-present,
Messrs. Lewis, Bennett, Burdett, Phelps,
Basel, Wiley and Kline.
The Board was organized by placing
Mr.. Lewis in the chair and electing Mr..
Peyton permanent Secretary. After the
appointment Of two or three committees
the Board adjourned TO meet this morning
in the same place at 0 o'clock. ...
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POPULATION OF THE CITY-DuHng the
recent enumeration Of the persons in this
school district (which comprises the en-
tire city between the ages Of six and
twenty-one years, the census WS taken,
and we are indebted to j. n Bickel, Esqr.,
the corteous Secretary Of the Board oil
Education, Tor the following figures repre-
sentiDg the population Of those townships
lying wholly as well as those partially
within the city limits:
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EXCURSION TO MTSGO.-0ur readers
will remember tina. grand excursion to
Mlngo was 10 have come of on the 4th
inst. The heavy min On that morning
prevented the original programme being
carried out. The management have de-
termined to make the second attempt
next Saturday morning, and have so an.
nounccd in our columns. An advertise.
ment to that effect will appear tomorrow
morning. Every arrangement has been
made to secure n pleasant time. BE al
the points named, promptly. All aboard
for Mingo! Remember, Saturday morn
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COOL-Tbe last two or three days and
nights have been cool, but last evening
the temperature WAS decidedly low, Men
were passing along the streets in thick
coats, buttoned up Che ladies, with wrap
pings such as are usually worn In
October A slight shower fell about two
o'clock, after which a chilly norwester
began 70 blow, and continued until dark.
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For Rent.

NOR RENT.-THE TAVERN -
p stand known - the odd Home, on m
ilShment has been recently fehtted and renovated
throughout. Attached 20 the hotel there 70 CON:
modiOus stAblihg foF the accommodating OF
horses, cattle, &C For particulars As To trims
LpnlT on The premlAes. yo
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EXAMINATION TO-DAT-The eIamina.
ton Of those who propose to teach in the
public schools Of this district the ensuing
year, win take place today in the cham
Der Of the FiBt Branch Of The City
Council The exercises viii commence
at 0 o'clock, and candidates will please
report themselves promptly,
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FSE Wall PAPKRA-MesSrS. PAUL
Bros. & Co, No. 30 Market street, have
the largest and finest stock Of decora-
tons for halls, churches, &c, To be found
in the city. Persons desiring such goods
will ind very large and complete selec-
ton at tue above house, and they ART the
only firm in the city that make a special
iy Of such goods as Decoration Mould
inss Tor panels, fine Grained Papers, %
all descriptions, 4O-inch Plain TinS for
vanishing, Gilt, Velvet, Bronze and En-
broidered Wall Papers, al less than East
ern prices
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PORTFOLIO Photographs are the latest,
and are 4 decided improvement over any
thing out Persons who would Ike COL
lection Of nice pictures, without the eT-
pense of framing, viii please notice sPeci-
mems in the window At the Partridge
Gallery.
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LAID UP.-We met Capt. Charley
Muhleman, ycstenlay. He reported the
Msjor Anderson laid up at Cincinnati,
undergoing Il course Of thorough repairs
and re.painting. Capt NJ. will have the
Anderson in good trim for the business Of
the approaching autumn.
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PEgsOSAL.-HOn. G. S. Lewis, State
Superintendent Of Free Schools, and
hon. J. N. Phelps, Secretary Of State, ar
rived in this city, yesterday, on business
connected with their respective depart
,,s,sa
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KENwOOD SCHOoL-Blsewhere will
be found an announcement OF this school,
located Of New Brighton, Pa The course
Of study consists Of a preparatory, a
classical and an English department
The school has choice library, and full
and complete apparatus for illustration Of
experiments in Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry. Prizes are annually awarded
to the students according to their standing,
Pupils are admitted at any time, but
never, except by special agreement, for
less than a session. The school Is situated
in grove Of oaks, on elevated ground
commanding a fine prospect oil the Ohio
and Beaver valleys The grounds
comprise about forty acres, and as an
evidence Of the healthlulness Of the loca'
ton, II Is Inserted that since the opening
Of the school in 1855, not case Of serious
illness has occurred. All communion
tons on business, or Tor information
should be addressed 10 Charles JAcobu'
A. NJ, New Brighton, Pa.
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Police COuRT-Two disorderlies con-
s,ituted the docket in this court, yester.
day morning. William Callahan and
Meyer Heyman answered To the charge
and were fined five dollars each and
cnsis
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CIRCUIT CoUET-This court held an
early and short session, yesterday. Judge
Melvin took his seat upon the bench at :
O'Clock, and after tnnsacting Somelchan'
cery business, directed the court W be ad'
journed until 8 this morning.
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MUNICIPAL CoURr.-Thls Court held
a short session, yesterday. A case that
had been set for trial was called, but The
parties not being ready, ii was continued
until the next term. .D
Adjourned until ten O'Clock this Morn
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ASSESSMENT or PRoPERTT.-The as
s..,,rren, ofIhe real and personal property
in the city, iJr taxation purposes, having
been completed, We give the following
taken from the official Papers:
PIRsT DIsTRICT-REAL ESTATE
First Ward, $4,000, Second, $685.
$40 Third, S2.01l 800; Fourth. 81 ,ls3,'
1870; Seventh, $424, OS5-tOtAl, q IW3, l45.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Fifth Ward, $s3l 965; Sixth, t99l $50;
Eighth, 1897 .S54-tOtal, s., 720,s99.
Total in the two districts, 81 ,6s4,OA.
FIRST DrsTRIcT-PERsoSAL PROPERTY.
First Ward. $S36,OSO; Second, 1854
$40, Third, s. ,2222 $50; Fourth, $125'G2
Seventh, Sl26, $50; Foreign bank stock
t2Sj sOO-total, f4,25O,O5O.
SECOND DISTRICT
Filth Ward, $SG6,ls7; Sixth, SG42 yJij
Eighth, l46.452-tOtAl, $i,l5j,2OA
Total In the two districts, I ,4O5I Pa.
Total real and peDOnalin the city, 49,
O2g ,29S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

POsT OFFICE IrENs.-The postollice at
Falling Spring, Greenbrier county, has
been re.established. and Nn Sarah +.
Rush appointed postmisttess This Office
is on route No. 4,lG9, from Lewisburg TO
Huntersville.
Daniel Eagle has l'een appointed post.
master at Townsend's Mills, Gilmer coun.
", rtee job Ellison, removed; John llitch.
man. sr, at Lynn Camp, Marshall Cum
ty, rice Owen ChAney, resigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

Board or EDUCAuoS.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Board OF Educa'
ton will be held this evening At their
rooms in Crangle's Block.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTIoS.-The
Commissioners appointed by Gov Jacob
to superi1tend the approaching electionin
this county, were TO lAys had "a
meeting, yesterday. Only two Of them
were present-the other had not returned
from au Eastern trip. The being no special
necessity for the immediate appointment
Of election officers for the various pre-
cincts in the county, the Commissioner
adjourned to meet next Saturday.