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\ that the cc.partnerahip heretofore existiur
between Beverly Willis aud Con Driacui, IN water
dtsches. mining and Lumber business, il this day
dissolved by mutual consent; Beverly Willis hsvi,u
purchased fine entire interest Of Con Uriscol IN al
water ktghts. bitches, Mining Ground, Saw NIL,
and machinery. and Lumber owned by Villa 4
Driscol. Beverly Willis will pay ali demands ar
claims aRa.nst the late Arm Of Willis Drsco hand
viii colles { al bills due the raid arm.
BtvEkf.Y WILLIS.
con DRlSCOf.
frAHo CRY. August 10, 1875 ~.
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MoE1Cu Or, D1sscxuYxo1r.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

~ that tho partnership hcrctnfore exiniinc ~
tween the undersigned In the merchandise bu..,,es
q Plncerville 10 hereby dissolved. l.. fuld hnvnc
purchased the interest Of NJ. Smith, tho busness VII
now DC carried on under tho arm name OF Weller &
70: All those knowing themselves indebted % The
old arm, other by book account or notes. ars her~v
notihed to settle tho sama By Dsc Isl 1878.
1 =. wE1Lxn,
-. n SMITH.
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CENTKRvILLE BUSINEss DIRECTORY.
G. ". Crafts, dealer general merchandise.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Express ofice-C
". Crafts, Agent.
Jerome Beardsley. fruit, ciyars and beer.
Jerome Drardslty, blacksmith shop.
G. G. MslIert, hotel,
Hardis = DAILY, butcher shop.
8 DempNy. livery stable.
JOs Br0usau, but and shoe maker.
Fred HeO6eiD. cabinet shop.
George Cartwright. hay and feed store. !
P.stotlIcs. r. ]. Maors. postmaster.
Louis Pcrre, restaurant.
Chsnnell T. Church, Saw mill.
+. +. ChsnEell 4 Co., ditch.
Q. <, GOldtfap. ditch
Hung Wo Chung. Chinese store.
So Lung Co. Chinese store.
ChNc Kse Co. Chinese store. 49,
Chne Ke Co., butcher shop.
Doctor Chung. Chinese drug stare.
!. HaTmUn. doctor.
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C.sW. 1looe ~ 1l.lk - $500
ps6y Barioss 1ddI6 - 1lolhof Dspot
=. 1cean--Dvy ooo1e Glessrj apA Cla1hinG.
4. B. He'd : Co.--Dry Good. 0foes1iss. ~
Clothing, Wines ana Liquors.
b. ran ! Co.-Dzy Goods, Grosssiss. md Cloth
ing.
& seh~abscher ! Colby Goeas, Gfoessiss. and
Clothing.
p. sopna -aroceries, Hardware. Iron ana Steel
@. Jsoobs-Flouring Mn ana Distiilsry.
Bilderbeck 4 6chnabsl- 0rocsries, etc.
9. Jacobs Dealer u Flour, Bacon and Whisky.
8. 6piegei-variety Store.
d. Levy-Gr0ceries.
r. Cohsn-0rocsries.
Mrs. p. Cohen Variety Store.
J. B. Brosdbent- Jswelry, Clocks and Watches.
J. Brumm-Jewslry. Watches and Clocks.
p. Humphry-Jswslry.c Clocks. and Watches.
James A. Pinney-Book snd Variety Store
VIM. Bayhouse-Boot and Shoe Store.
J. Polisrd-Boot aud Shoe Maker.
J. Stool s-Boot aud Shoe Maker.
A. B. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Store and Cabinet IA
ksr.
A. Hagar-Furniture Store.
Mrs. Chas. Ostner-M Millinery Store and Dress
Maker.
Mrs. Isaacs-Millinery Store and Dress Maker.
Mrs. Wiaebeimer-Dres Maker.
]. Sincum-Dealer In Hay and Grain.
J. case-Produce store and Dealer In Grain.
Jas. II. Twogood-Depot Agricultural implements
and Agent Florence Sewing Machine.
LIB. cusry-Photogrsphic Artist.
r. Z. Neutrality-suspicious. Store.
=. Dangel-Baksry.
D. Lsvy-Batery.
G. W. Cess co.-Meat Market
Vim. r. Jsmes-Aest Market
J. A. Bennett L co--Aess Market.
Capt. J. W. grimm Overland HoAL
Bush Young Central Hotel.
A. r. Turner Turner HoDse-hotsl
J. II. Gordon-capitai Restaurant.
J. Shelter Confectionery and Chop House.
Agnsw Rses-Lsvcry Stables and Feed Corral
c. Howeu--Livery stable ana Feed Corral.
chas. Nelson-Lissry Stable and Feed Corral.
". Morse-corrsl and Yeed stable.
c. Hunt-ccrrsi and Feed stable.
4. Nossi-Lumber Yard
T. 4 Hoxieu- Lumber Yard.
Barrett wiiiisms-Lumber Yard.
A. ]. Marston--CasriAse. Wagon. Blacksmith and
Gaasmiih Shop~-
J. n. jsekson- Black smith SHOP
H. Thonpeon Blacksmith Shop.
Baldwin Hemph,ii-Blackssniih Shop.
q W -fiackkmith shop.
J. Woods Blacksmith shop.
r. c. Maupsn-ForcsnAn n. ". 4. Co.'S Machine
shops.
w. c. Carlton 80 Foreman n. w. Co.'S Caring
shors.
Il DE IJord-smau Grocer.
o. GobtAns--wood Yard.
Fem Hsos Wood Yard.
H. Authenticated Yard.
ncn And~rson-xArpcnser shop.
n. Byrh-csyprni~s stop.
r. rorbas-CsTpeui~r shop.
George Eihs-Carpentes shop.
GEORGE En.iehAsi-Caspsut ss Shop.
T.LAndsi -Caspenter hhor
II. Acknowledgements shop.
Capt. Allen SArpcntes shop
Fred. acknowledgements. Several others. names
BOT knc~n. s,~sS~u
Ia, house MISUNDERSTANDING and Bath
1ouse.
name Of proprietor hot yss ascsrtsaned
J. sinclair Tailor shop.
/. r. CAssee-Frul Trecs rsery.
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Pioneer Business Directory.
Madigan & Cannady. general merchan-
siise.
Pat Noonan, butcher shop.
John Veasey, saloon.
Jerry Merriam, vegetable stand
Callahan & Co, draymcn and vegetable
stand
s. Is. Connolly, upholster and carpenter.
Michael Clarity, livery stable.
James Coleman, lodging house.
Adam Lind, blacksmith shop.
Michael Clarity, hotel.
Daviner s. Co., general merchandise.
James Stadtmillcr, brewery and saloon.
Richard Stokes, butcher shop.
Hull & Tucker, woodward
Bird Lotus, drayman.
Geo. w. Smith, store.
One Chinese store
+. A. Stevenson, ditch owner.
Ben Wilson, saw mill and ditch owner.
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IDAHO CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

IDAHO CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
G. s. Kingsley. general merchandise. Main Street
J. B. Fisher. blacksmith. corner Montgomery and
wall streets.
6. ". Crafts. general merchandise. Main street.
Thomas Barry. general merchandise. CONNER
vial street.
Lauer / Swim. general merchandise. Main
street.
G. Marie. Tin aud hardware. Main street.
D. b. Kimmel. watches aud jewelIy. Main street.
J. b. Emery, general merchandise. Main street.
Ed Fulmer, general merchandise. main street.
George DUNCAN, hotel. Main street.
w. Payne. carpenter. Main street.
John knnyxn, painter. corner Commercial and
Wall streets.
DR.. shelter, physician and surgeon. wallcla
~treet.
street.
DR.. II. Zipf physician and drugstore Main street
Rowe i McDevtt. meat market. Main street.
A. Strauss commission and storage business.
Main street.
John Garrccht, meat market. Main street.
n. Hang. brewery. Main street.
C. W. Moore Co. First National BaIk. Main
street.
John Good. Tonsorial artist Main street.
8. C. Silsby. books and stationery. Montgomery
street.
n. G Lunsy. hotel. Luna House. corner Mont
gomery aud Compercisl streets.
W. W. Black. livery and feed stable. Main street.
wuln L Miller. soda factory. Wall street.
Tincher Holland saloon. Main street.
Matt ZApp. saloon. Main street.
McClintock K S,ewart, feed and livery stable,
Montgomery street.
Martin Mcllennovich. rest surAnt. Wall street.
William Msutx. boot and shoe shop. Main street.
Hay Cowsn. blacksm,,hs. Main ssre.t.
John Harley. blacksmith. Main street.
Henry Frcidenger. bakery aud fruit ore. Naia
ksreet.
Dolioux. grocery aud liquor store. Montgomery
ssrces.
Chas. Mau:x. boot and shoe shop Main street.
Heman Jones. wagon maker. Main street.
Josiah Cave. blacksmith. Main street
Thomas Dixon. tailor. Mainstreet.
Stuck Eli. carpenters. Main street
Lester Furguson. carpenters. Montgomery
sfrees.
DR.. b. Simpson. hysician and dentist. CONNER
sI street
John Brodbeck. fruit aud cigar store. Main street
b. +. Lodge. matchmaker. Main street.
George Bennett, upholstersr. Montgomery street
There II . mil. just outside OF town ncsi by
Morrill,. Thompkiu- X West. aud another t~o miles
from town owned by Willis < DrisCo!L The latter
-. has lumber yard on Main str~es: the former ss
their mill. The school house and Good Temp2r
hall are also on Main street. and two Chinese
stores. There IL = Methodist Church on Wall street.
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chaser. 10000 good cigsrs. AYEK Il SMITH,
Centcrville.
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ENoice.
YyO G.. cONSTOCK AND ALI.

l. whom IL may concern, You arc hereby nottn.
ed that l. ]. Tcnk~n, have dome RI TO the amount
uf t2Dr. each claim. for the yesss lss3a-% add
1878 ou th~ William Tell lode or ledge. ssteased on
the Eagle Of the Light ouich. Atlanta MINI. Dis.
srsct. Asuras county. l. r.. asd unless the amruss
expended OF the William Tell for tho brr es Of par.
ties interested shsli be paid within ninety 10, day
from das~ their interest in sssd mine lode will
Be forfeited 10 me b. operation of lsw.
J. ToSkEN.
Rocxy nAH. July Ie. 1878.
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A Valuable Medical Treatise.

The edition for 1870 Of the sterling Medical An
nua, known as IIOst0itor'S Almanac, Is now ready,
and may bO obtained, ireOOi cost, Of druggists and
general country dealers In all parts Of the United
States aud British America, and indeed in every
civilized portion Of the Western IlemISpheru. II
combines with the SoundCst practical advice for the
preservation aud restoration Of health, a large
amount Of interesting and amusing light reading,
and the calendar, astronomical calculations, ChrO'
ROlOSical Items, &C., are prepared with great
care, and Will be found entirely accurate. The
Issue Of IIusctter's Almanac for 1876 will probably
be the largest edition Of medical work ever pub
llslctl 10 any country. Tho pTUpriVtOIs, MGsSers.
HOstetter 4 Smith, Pittsburgh, Ia, on receipt Of 4
two cont stamp, will forward copy by mail t0any
person who cannot procure one In the nGishbOIhOOd
COl4R
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Ten Thonsand Dea1hn.
WWW W-W
FROM the Dayton Democrat,l

ltfom inc Dayton UemocIALl
notwithstanding the marks Of dissipa'
ton in her face, it was evident that at
one time she had been a handsome wo-
man. Then she used good language, and
had certainly been woman Of culture,
In answer to the question Of where she
came from she replied, ats an old story,
and II l stop to tell you I'll not get to In
dianapOlis tonight. lhave my reasons
for wanting to die there. III say ii it in
terests you, that | came from Columbus,
where Twas once respected, and where l
married husband who became brute
and made brute Of me. Since then I've
been wandering and drinking, and l wish
| was dead. I've suffered ten thousand
deaths, and Pm living yet" A shaw
was offered the poor creature, as slit
seemed perishing with the cold, but she
said she couldn't accept it as shed pawn
it for spirits the first place she came L
where they'd take it, "No, I'll not accept
it, she said. And then she started out
on the railway.
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OUR WELLSsURG LETTER.

WEMsDURd, W. Va, Dec, q, 1875.
Editors Of tho IntCligGncUr
Christmas passed ofrquictly excepting,
OF course, the confusion caused by the
burning OF powder and iireCFnckers. The
weather in the afternoon was all that
could be desired, and many oiour citizens
took advantage Of it for n promenade.
Business was generally suspended al.
though the toy and variety stores by vir.
tue OF their occupation were open and did
u fair business. After dark the ccnters
of attraction for the youth, the church
gocrs, and all those favorable to the Sun.
day School cause, were nj the NJ. T..
Union Chapel and NJ, Il. Churches. The
former (W. ], Briggs SUPPLEMENTARY
gave an entertainment consisting Of pres.
epts and candies to the scholars, good
music, by the members OF the church and
school, and pIuCking and distributing the
fruit from the Christmas tree, which was
very amusing indeed, Remarks suitable
for the occasion were made by q. W. Rus
sell. At the close Of the exercises q
sociable was held by the members
~ Nl,n nI,nRRh uhtnl, Vy,,tnl,
~ Oni,noJ Ln Ill r.O mrt" ,r% %o Mo,L
e ody,; EniyoomaI CS"rnS w n"e o.a,s .
NH ~ ' S"mJov Sohoot SoIo,o ,O" OnJ
Ma '"e ''W "Iin 1 ~" ts SG"C 'n "mu
O";. p.ovo ,"v 10y WI WIZ "|
NS.,a Wv ''i Rov GiS3Li,I so "ve" ~ ,vose o
made by the Superintendent, W. j. Ap.
plegate; followed by distribution OF
,"vS % aNJ n v,Vs ,n,,inS ~
oI t "ie,Oi Gr" "u Iii, ~ sISSy or'
~" F,iJo ,sn ovomimy ,IO n I Ie Snn,in,
SndnI L"Ii oU mr9ssio j ~ u iu':y
,o,' ~ H." ,O GhnroI Thn s"ion III "o
i inn y; Wv N "o ~ 'vnu FIX
w. t'~e S,oJ I,, t t%ono W. muie TX" H.
s ~ "f nvon;rS ,,,c proob 6 .se sr0!l".
Saho v IHlJ ,So;s V ,,.nni Gniii.m o 1nITy
H." , Ts roS, woS "ioanntIw Jo CO
,S " hal mn"i" rri@os SmJ :omJ i" on'i
,Is9 an "J|Irc"s IT, Il Tnrr E,n TL"ssI
'inw ~" ,Lo ni.cinios %pI.,lin,,;n,
;nI o' aoh@sol houso snvo ,to;. 'S Ipn,i"ss'
SoInoI Sc%"inr" Ian Ma "' S,,nm o r"iro.I;
,"om,o ' G" e. m" E" "ppv SInsnl,
%"IJ hcir cclsbr"tionr ''O Or GhriSt
mas "ftornoon whoro yho., woso
,h " ors,omnsY n.;,o. % anJ sor," t ~
mo e :" no. Roy rule1b;iI Of Nv ,L 9 A. T.
%Ln"oh ali ~ tho n,o.,oi,'mo nv w. , t ="
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AN evidences OF IMMoRrALirY.-I
find that what ia called great and nowcr.
nj tita d. ain,,n;,,sa,;,a - I.s..
~. '''' '"' "'"'''''.r"''O" VI i"rSe
AFFAIRS, III commerce, IN the courts, In
the StNte-is prone to develop narrow
and special talent. but miles, combineJ
,r;,t, . oos,o;n no,,,,r,rio ,,na ,nss ,a,,a
"'"' =" Ve''"'" Vo"'e'"p'"t' urn; '''''e
Tor abstract ruin, lot the moral laws,
does not DNlII up laith or lead to con
tent. lhere Is n profound melancholy
~ me Dase o. men oil active AMI power
Iil talent seldom suspected. Many year!
ago there were Two men in the United
states Senate, both o. whom are now dead.
! nave seen Them pom; one OF them |
personally knew, Both were men Of dis
linCt!on and took an active part In tile
G9Iltlcs oil their Jay ana generation:
i,hey we're men oil intellect, and one OF
thehl, NJ Iater period, gave TO a friend
ms anecdotei ne SHid that when lie
entered !he senate ne BECAME ~ short
Ilme inunGle WIN one oil ms colleagues
ana, though attentive enough to The
routine routine Oh pubic unty, they daily
returned 10 each other and spent
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movement" as they call it, so eiIectually
shears their power over other peoples
property and other peoples rights, and
reduces them to common level with
their neighbors, that is the source Of so
much diSgruntlement to this ring. II in.
stead Of adopting the resolutions they did
adopt at their late meeting, they had ad-
adopted two or three Of the following
tenor and effect they would only have
openly expressed to the public what is
their we'll understood secret desire and
intention. For instance, something like
these;
Resolrri, That We lave heretofore ruled and We
mean again to rule the corporation Of Bridgeport
aud It's vicinity.
>. RfJOlre, That some people RrO created to rule,
., RsSolreil That We are that people, aRl there.
fore 1t Is the height OF presumption for the Council
Of the corporation TO interfere With our pFerosa-
tiyes,
write this with no feeling Of personal
uRkindness Tor the people Of kirkwOOd.
Many Of my Oldest and most cherished
acquaintance reside in that place, and
they know full well that | would do them
no act Of unkindneas. But they must not
expect me nor my colleagues to go back
on our record in Council, nor yet on
our convictions as expressed In that
record, ut the diCtRtiOn Of interested par
ties on the other side, What has been
done is but simple act OF justice and
self.proteCIion to all our citizens. They
must remember that the citizens Of the
Third Ward were joined to the corpora
ton Of Bridgeport against their emphat-
ic protest, and being thus joined to il
they have rights to bG protected,
Little did the KirkwOod "ring" in the
Council chamber or in the Commissions
ers' office at St.Clairsville, heed that pro-
test OF our citizens, when We told them
that We did not want to BIO annexed to
the corporation for the benefit Of Kirk
wood. .-
write this, Messrs. Editors, partly for
the information Of some OF your citizens
who are stockholders in the Etna Iron
Works here, and who are interested in
all that concerns the future welfare Of
the village that has been built up around
their property. II is proper that they
should understand the Vaccinations that
have threatened their interests here.
My attention has been called to an ar.
ticlc in the evening Standard Of the 9th
signed Observer, in regard to which allow
me to say that the insults and misrepre-
sensations therein are Of such low order
that ! hope Mr.. r. ]. Baggs and Mr.
WoodCock will take no notice Of them
but consider the source from which they
emanate. Such misrepresentation on the
part OF any one never win and certainly
they can never be a'subjeCt Of agreeable
reflection to the author.
Il. CRAWFORD.
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TUESDAY. DEC. rs, 1875.
THE EXPLOITATION OF AMERICAN Cor

TIE EXPECTATION OF AMERICAN Cor
TON GooDs.-Additional statements relat-
ing to the expectation Of cotton goods OF
American manufacture to England and
the continent have recently been pub.
lished. It is said that the Fall River
prints works have filed an order for fifty
thousand pieces OF print cloths on En-
glish account; and the London Telegraph
announces that the British foreign office
has sent "dOwn to Manchester a sample
Of American calico which has found its
way to HGyre Us u prelude to general
invasion Of the continent" This sample
orspecimen was obtained by the English
consul at IIavre, and the announcement is
made that he says at could be brought
into that port and sold at price named
were II not expressly excluded by treaty
arrangements" a remark that makes us
wonder whether Mr.. Golden, in the ex'
cess Of his zeal for free trade, pure and
unadulterated, when he was max
"aS E.onoi, nor,. ,no;n,, American
competition with English cotton goods
Be this as It may, the London Telegraph
,r;n,., ,l,o pr;,i.b cotton manufactured.
sLa,,Il nro,J ,bow,oIves AGAINST some.
- o., o. J,n,o.on, dian ,rons;or, n,
"a"i1om,nI oomno,i,;on II declares flint
0, 49, m,rut,o,rro, bnve
,'. ;a,.oInooJ onI soII IN tho worry
NV" T,," Tn..I;,L .a,,on ;n,,r,,r, and
, "'"'' ., w.. n,ar ona G.m n morchnn,,
, '"' , ''o :, ,rai. in,o,o., ~ snooi,I
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o''t" s" ,, NV, ,,nIa,L,I hv rraIi.h ii
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H., i.a,i, AL ,ha, s;roo u,,
ns"S'o" " " I' 49,. ,,,a Imo.ioon mor,,
$3.50 , u, d., ,.,l,o, o,n nroJmc,
''.', a,on,I,, n,"" ,,o T,Sro".hi r. m"k.
o', t"IIr'' r.. "',aI;,,n IN tho LooI,
Ot| ,'i l"", ~, 1 "an,c. ,ho c,nIiI con
" "'S , ,,',, ''''a,, n ,,,o ,oo,, noim
'v~ ~" '% T,''..,; ! '" ,;,,a, anI Ln, +,
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Enoch Arden in Kansas.

From the Cincinnati TImcSl
As he entered the cabin he found the
old woman and her new husband engaged
in the woodworking, back-acting, re.
ciprocatiyc performance Of pulling each
others hair, They reversed engines for
a moment Us he entered. STRANGER
said he, "she was my wife, but I've hearn
tell as you've married her. Ishall never
introod on your domestic bliss agen; but
/ warns you right here, bein' a man as
don't like to see his neighbor took in,
that this is game where you don't stand
no show, Stranger, she can draw to a
bob tail an make full hand any time"
Then he bowed, lifting his hat from a
bald head and withdrew
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DIED.

Lewiston Sunday, December 20, 1875, ANY
g., infant daughter Of Frank and Isabella LOwlE
Funeral will take place from their residence, l1oS
EOlr street, this Tuesday morning, December 9s
at lON O'Clock, Friends Of the family are cordially
invited to attend.
C0OPER-On Monday morning, December 9th
1873, at " o'clock, WILLIAM COOPER, aged 0.
years, 5mOtihS and s days
Funeral from his late residence, No, 2ilO EOf
street, on "Wednesday morning, December 10Th, al
o'clock, Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend. IniCrmCnt at New Catholic
Cemetery. Rules Of The Catholic Church strictly
ndhorp,l IN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SpeCiaIties for Families.

CoxCs anil Nelson's Refined Gelatlncs,
Choice Sherry And Mnderla Wines,
Corn Starch, superior grade.
TaplOCa, very fine and white,
Pearl Sago, for pliddngS
COlntc's Cashmere lloquct Soap,
COlgNte'S Honey and Rose Soaps,
BaGlnG'S lArber and Hath Soaps,
.Tallmans Fine Perfumes,
.. farIna's COlGgncs
English Nail and Tooth brushes,
buffalo liRIr brushes,
Rubber Dressing Combs,
French ltalr Oils and pOmntles,
Handkerchief Extracts
And all other Druggists suniries, al
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS a cos
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEETING.

A Rsstas Of the stOckhOldGrs Of the Ia Belle
Iron Works win be held at the once Of Bailey,
woodward 4 Co., mar their work., in the city o.
Wheeling, on SATURDAY, the sth Of January
1916. al S6'elOck a. N. delS-s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

cToCKHoLDERs' MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the stoekholden Of the
BELMONT GLASS WORKS win h held at the
office Of the works In BelIaire, Ohio, On the l2th
day Of January, 1876, at sO'elOek IN.
W. A. GORBY,
| deC2s Secretary.
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BOARD OF APPoRTIoNMENT.

THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE APPRoPRIATIoN-UN-
EXPENDED BALANCES OF THE DEPARTMENTs-
CLAIMS AGAINST THE OLD PARK COMMISSION.
me Board or Apportionment met at the Mayors
ONCE yesterday. Comptroller Green Mayor Wick
ham, Alderman Lewis and Tax-CommissIoner
wheeler being present. communication was
received from the Brooklyn Bridge Commission
ers asking the appropriation OF $1,000 600 from
New York, in accordance with the law, which
was laid over.
Comptroller Green offered resolution asking
that he be empowered to notify the heads OF de-
partments anu all ofncers OF institutions entitled
10 moneys from the city TO SEM In their esti-
mates for 1876 by the LIST OF September next. The
resolution was adopted.
Power was given the Comptroller TO issue
bonds 10 the amount of $4,000 to pay some small
Judgments lately given against the city.
resolution, offered by Comptroller Green, 70
transfer $4,000 rom the unexpended balances OF
the Board OF Education for 1874 to tue general
fund. was adopted.
The Comptroller called attention TO the law
which prohibits departments from expanding any
more moneys than are appropriated 10 them by
the Board OF Estimate and Apportionment. In
connection with this subject he produced
lengthy document, citing some 1l5 claims against
the Park Department which had been certified to
by Mr.. salem II. Wales, President OF the Commits
sion in 1873 he also called attention 10 letter
from Mr.. Wales sent at that time, asking for
transfer Of moneys to the department.. some four
or five oil these claims had ALREADY passed into
suits. MOI dollar was IN the treasury " meot
sucn demands. Charges had been made against
him (the Compti olier) OF creating judgments
against the city lie could do notalng with tnese
claims unless the Board maze some appropriation
Ior them. they should not have been contracted
IN excess OF the appropriation.
MAYOR wICkHAM SUGGESTED
that the matter be referred 20 the ParK comm
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GREEN'S AXE AT
WORK.

Ten clerk OF the Bureau Tor the Collection OF
Taxes were yesterday removed. Their names
are Thomas .. Redeem, James Langdon, Den.
mis- n. Hart A. d. Caldwell, N. ;. Nieston,
John Brulipg Francis Lynch, Thomas c. Luby,
Joseph Is. 1arriott and NJ. B. Mason. II Is under
stood that duness in the business OF the depart
ment has caused the removal Of these clerks.