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National Republican., 1875-11-13
The Best Evidence

The following letter from Rev. :. 8. BEST; pas
tor NJ. L. Church, Natick, Mass. will be read with
interest by many physicians 8; Als1 those suffering
from the same disease as afflicted the son of the
Rev. Z. s. Best. No person can doubt this testl-
mony, and there Is no doubt about the curative
NATIcK, MASS, Jan 1, 1s7i.
DEAR sIR: We have good reason Tor regarding
We feel assured that 1t has been tse means of saw
ing our sons life. He Is now seventeen years of
age. For the last two years be has sufere from
necrosis Of his leg, caused ey scrofuous affection.
and was so far reduced that nearly all who saw
him thought bis recovery impossible. A council of
able physicians could give US but the fAinest hope
of his ever rallying, two OF the number declaring
that he was beyond the reach OF human rem edies,
that even amputatlon could not save hi. as he had
not yigor enough to endure the operation. Just
then we commenced giving him VEGErINE, and
from that time to the present he has been eontin-
uously improving. He has lately resumed his
studies, thrown away crutehes and cane, and walks
about cheerfully and strong.
Though there is still some discharge from the
opening where the limb was lanced, we have the
fullest confidence that in little time he Will be
perfectly cured.
He has taken about three dozen bottles OF VEG
ETINE, but lately uses but little, as he declares
that he is too well 20 be taking medicine.
Respectfully yours, E;s. BEST;
MRS. l.. G. T. BEST.
National Republican., 1875-11-13
VEGETINE.
NNIHLO-C0O0OOINININ ININ~NINO~ININININNNNNN
THREE POINTS FOR CONSIDERATION.

During the past five years the VEGETINE has
been steadily working itself Into public favor, and
those who were at first most increduous in regard
to its merit . re row its most ardent friends and
supporters.
There are three essential causes for those having
such horror Of patent medicines, changing their
opinion and lending their influence toward the ad-
vancement ofYEGETINE. First. 1t Is an honestly
prepared medicine from roots, bHks and herbs;
second. It honestly accomplshes all that Is claimed
for II, without leaving any bad effects In the sys-
tenn. Third. 1t presents honest vouchers In testl-
monials from honest, well-known citizens, whose
signatures are sufficient guarantee Of their earn
estness in the matter. Taking into consideration
the vast quantity of medicine brought conspicu-
ously before the public through the flaming adver-
usements in the newspaper columns, with no proof
OF merit or genuine vouchers OF what It has done,
we should be pardoned for manifestlng small de-
gree OF pride in presenting the following testlmo
nial from Rev. j. 8. DICKERSON, d. D., the
popular and eyer-genial pastor Of the South Bap-
National Republican., 1875-11-13

ALBANY, Nov l2-The following is Attorney
General Prstts opinion as to investments in Dis.
trict of Columbia bonds:
National Republican., 1875-11-13

PHYSICIANS recommend Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
when all other medicines fail, as certain cure for
bronchitis sore throat and coughs or colds Of long
standing. For sale by all druggists.
National Republican., 1875-11-13

The report further said The future Prosperity
and success OF the eolored schools Of Washington
and Georgetown Will depend upon the faithful
execution Of the present laws Of Congress divid-
ing and apportloning the school fund, which, from
and equitable and entirely satisfactory to all
classes Of citizens. We therefore urgently rec
ommend-
First. That no change be made In the present
laws of Congress dividing and spportioning the
school fund but that tho acts Of Congress Of June
rs, 1854, and July %. 1865. and the act Of the
legislative Assembly Of June g, 1873, shall re-
main in full force as the basis Of all future dis
bursements on account Of schools.
Second. That Congress be requested to make
the necessary appropriations to pay the proper
uonaie amount Of school fund due the colored
schools upon the expenditure OF $50, ,s65 for the
ing. to be expended in the erection OF school
building for colored children in said city.
Third. and in view 9f the decision Of the a,to-.
National Republican., 1875-11-13

THE IMPROVEMENT of the Rochester Savings
Bank is progressing finely, and is now sufficiently
completed to show that It will be ono Of the finest
buildings in the State. Mr.. Searle, the architect
is entitled to commendation for the successful
manner in which he is carrying on the work.
Rochester IN. " Democrat and Chronicle.
National Republican., 1875-11-13
The Tired Body Sues for sleep.

BOSTON, MATCH 10, I5I4.
II. r. SiersEs. esq.,:
DEAR SIR: It Is as much from a sense OF duty as
Of gratitude that write to say that your Va GE-
T1NE-eyen II 1t Is q patent medlclne-has been OF
great help to me when nothing else seemed to avail
which could safely use. Either exces ssive mental
work or unusual care brings upon me . nervous
exhaustion that desperately needs sleep, but as
desperately dehes IL. Night after night the poor,
tired body sues for sleep until the day dawn IL well
coined back, and we begin our work tired out with
found that little VEGETINE taken just before I
retire gives me sweet and immediate sleep, and
ics. think two things would tend to make BRAIN
A little more VEGETINE. This prescription n has
helped me. y
cine, but have greater horror Of Bei1T afratd
to tell the straight out truth. ghe VEGETINE
Yours, &C., j. 8. DICKERS0N.
National Republican., 1875-11-13
Large Sale Of Building Lots in Uniontown at
Auetiop

Thos. Douling, auctioneer, will sell this after
noon at 4:3o o'clock, in Uniontown, about thirty
FIVE building lots in most desirable locations.
Parties wishing to make profitable Investments
should attend this sale, as the property will be
sold on terms to suit the purchaser. plat Of the
lots can be seen at time Of sale.
National Republican., 1875-11-13
RARE PLEASURE.
Entertainment at the House OF Ex-Commis-
sionsr Douglass.

Entertainment az the House Of Ex-Comnis-
sionsr Douglass.
A large and fashionable audience attended one
OF the most novel and successful entertainments
that has been given in this city, last evening
At the residence OF Judge Douglass, No. 1916 F
street. Each guest was requested to bring
pound Of something, and about $50 packages we're
sold at auction to the highes. bidder. Fabulous
prices were paid for
MTsTERIoUs-LooETEG BUNDLES,
which proved on close inspection TO be so many
separate pounds Of peas, beans, clrame els, French
candies, bricks, apples, &c, &C., and much 6muse-
ment was created on the opening Of each package.
A pair Of kid gloves for instance, brought $l2.
Mr. y. S. Maunder otficiated as auctioneer, and
his witty remarks. The proceeds Of the sale will
be devoted TO the purchase of stand Of colors for
the Apalostan Boat Club, for which purpose the
entertainment was given. The auction sale was
preceded by the most clever burlesque we have
seen in a long time entitled the "Peake Sisters"
Eight young ladies, dressed in the most comicsl
and indescTibable manner, participated, and con-
Yulsed the audience by their amusing songs and
grotesque gestures language is powerless to
convey description Of the burlesque, but we can
here, and certainly took every one present by sur
prise.
THE RECITATIoES
by the Misses Colgate and Mosher and Mr.. Nc
Murtrie were capital, and ELECTED much applause,
as also the welErendered songs by Messrs. Read
and Nyman. The parlOrs were crowded with tbs
elite OF the city, and the ladies were eminently
successful in accomplishing the object desired.
The AnalostRn Club should and will feel very
highly complimented for the interest manifested
In its welfare by the charming young ladies under
whose auspices the affair was manRRed
National Republican., 1875-11-13

The s.6o Bonds Safe Property for the
IabOrers' Banks to HOld-A Clear,
straightforward Opinion Presented
by Mr Pratt to Commissioner Hlis.
National Republican., 1875-11-13
Why VIII You Let Your
Military News.

little son be cold when $3.50 to S. Will buy him an
overcoat at A. SAKs & Co.'s,
3l6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-11-13
BOYS.

Just added to stock, large lot OF boys and
children's overcoats and suits, at rates far less
than heretofore. EtsEMAN Bros,
Corner Seventh and z streets.
National Republican., 1875-11-13

SElIoN IU.IDlEG FR GIRLS SCHOOLS
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OITY ITEMS.
GENTLEMEN
Who have

who have Ia
Been Disappointed Eissxhsre
10 trying to obtain perfect satisfaction In the at
Of their apparel Will do well 10 csIl st our well
lighted store sndiook Ct our splendid stock Of
Fall ard Winter Clothing,
Drefs Suits,
Business Suits,
Double breast Frock Goats and Vests,
Cloth and worsted Morning Goats and Vests,
Cashmere Goats and Vests,
Fall Oversacks,
winter Oversaexs,
OF all the new styles Of Beavers.
Boys School Suits, Boys Street Suits,
Boys Sunday Suits.
Choice assortment Of Underwear, both for
Gentlemen and Boys.
Our Shoulder-seam Shirt Is the most complete
and satisfactory Shirt ever offered to the public.
The At is easy and perfect. Prices, s1.5o, 81 and
$3.50, completed, ready for use.
NOAH WALKER & Co.,
s25 Pennsylvania avenue, near Seventh street.
FRIEND IN NEED.
DIR. wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry is Q friend
irdeed. Who has not found IL such In curing
and pulmonary affections? The sick are assured
that the high standard Of excellence on which It's
pOpulhIlty Ddseu Will dlHhyb 20 uhlutdAuou "
the proprietors. Fifty cents and 81 bottle; large
bottles much the cheaper.
BEAUTIFUL GILT PARLoR PAPER,
As and 80 cents, and nice window shades for s71k
cents and 81 each, ready made. Paper hung BY
the best uorkmen, at lowest prices, at Tubman's,
as Ninth street northwest.
THURsroH's IVORY PEARL TOOTH PowDzn
used daily Will keep the teeth clean, white and
twenty-five and hfty cents per bottle.
JoUvKN's 1HoDoRous KID-IfLovE CLaAnm
Will renoyate soiled gloves thoroughly snd
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THonPsoa's PoMADB OPTINrH fs equal TO the
best French, and but half the price. Twenty 1--we
and fifty cents per bottle.
WILLS STRKNeTHENIna PLAsTKRs are the
very best All sold bv druggists.
National Republican., 1875-11-13
AuctionI Sales To-day.

Of Clothing Just received at
A. SAKs & Co.'S, 3l6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-11-13
S4, FOB hoy BoYs j SCHOOL SUITS;
Youths do, (all wool,) IS, %, so and 81.
oc26-tf 1914 and 19l6 Pennsylvania avenue.

U,HIs is TO GIVE Nor1OE THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court Of the District OF Colnmeis, nol5ing 1ha ga
sonal estate Of HoRATIo srosE, late OF the
District or ColumbiI. deceased. Ali persons hay
Ing claims agaInst the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. to the subscriber, or before the I'd day
or ovember ne xt: they may Otherwise by law be
excluded IRON All benefit fthe said estate
fsfven nasier nv hand. rhis 2d day OF November
Is-5. ROb L y. SfENENS,
nos-Wsv Administrator,
National Republican., 1875-11-13

Interesting school statistics-Better
Accommodation for the Fourth Dis
frfct Colored Schools Recommended
Tho Colored School Fund ApPor-
tiOnment
National Republican., 1875-11-13
SAVINGS BANKS CAN LEGALLY INVEST

FAIRCHILDS OUT In THE COLD
National Republican., 1875-11-13
SmokiuO Jankata,

Elegant variety Of smoking jackets and dress.
ing robes at A. SARs & Co.'s,
SIG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-11-13
Use Aladdin securitY Oil,

and prevent any possibility Of an explosion such
as occurred at Mr.. d. A. Babcock's frame factory
October 2s, 1875
National Republican., 1875-11-13
The DISTRICT BONDS.
OPINION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL PRATT

HIS FORMER OPINION MODIFIED
National Republican., 1875-11-13
Children
and boys Ulster oYercoats.

EisENAS BRos.,
Corner Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1875-11-13
henry R. SEARLE,

ARCHITEOT.
sIo Street. 0pposfte Post once %
Eaxtnse&G b
National Republican., 1875-11-13
District Government.

The District Commissioners have addressed q
Communication to Hon. Il. Chandler, Secretary Of
the Interior, and Gen. D. E. Babcock, members OF
the Pennsylvsnis avenue paving commission,
setting forth that the First National Bank of
New York city had applied to hem 1.-THE District
Commissioners) for deeds Of property bought BY
them at sales made BY the authority Of the paving
commission; that the application Is made upon
the sssumption that the District Commissioners
are members Of that commission as successors to
the late Governor. Upon examination they End
that they are not members, and called attention
to the eighth section OF the act Of Congress OF
June 20. 1874. The Commissioners add that they
will refer the applicant 10 the Secretary and Gen
eral Babcock, as the surviving members OF the
Avenue paving commission, for such action as
they may think proper to take on the application.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Inspector PloTman has issued building per-
mits 70 D. Q. Turner, warehouse, (frame.) north
side N, between Third and Four-anG- 4 lfstreets
southwest; 500. George IL. H. Wells, a two
story brick private stable west side Ninth, be-
tween NJ and n streets northwest: 81. 100. J. W.
Whelpley, two-story bricS dwelling, north side
$500.
National Republican., 1875-11-13
Report hIHEF FOURTH DISTRICT GlllRED scaIils

Official STATEMENT Of TINE BOARD
National Republican., 1875-11-13

Reliable Evidence.
rs BALTIC STREET,
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. Il, 1874.
II. r. Sterens. esq:
DEAR SIR: From personal benefit received by its
use, as well as from personal knowledge OF those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost miracu-
lous, can most heartily and sincerely recommend
The VEGEIINE for the complaints for which 1t is
claimed to cure. JAMES i. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church.
Sacramento, Cal.
National Republican., 1875-11-13
THEI SCHOOL BOARD.

IAil % Thu Bllllr BUILDING
National Republican., 1875-11-13
Sixteen Dollars.
Marriage Licenses.

Handsome Plaid Suits for men at
A. SAKs & Co.'s, SIG Seventh street
National Republican., 1875-11-13
sos suita IN 0rdar
SnHaraigna of Induatrv.

EIsENAE Bros, Tailors and Clothiers,
Corner Seventh and E streets.
National Republican., 1875-11-13
PROVISIONS,

Vegstins is Sold by all Druggists.
nol3-S&Wtf.
National Republican., 1875-11-13
French Blouse suits.
Suffering from a cOngsstiys Chill.

for children; new, tasty and dressy.
A. SAKs & Co., 3l6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-11-13

BEAUTIFUL GILT PARLoR PAPER,
IS and 80 cents, and nice window shades for s71z
cents and 81 each, ready made. Paper hung BY
the best workmen, at lowest prices, &C Tubman's,
as Ninth street northwest.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.


The Mayor, Comptroller and City Chamberlain
met yesterday 20 decide what banks should be Sc
lected as repositories Tor the city moneys. The
following, watch offered to pay ~ per cent inter.
est on the daily balances, we're designated de-.
posltories:-United states Trust Company,
Union Trust Company. Merchants National
Bank, Ganaun National Bans, Bank Of
North America, Mechanics National Bank,
chatham National Bank, Continental National
Bank and Mercantile National BanS. The Third
National Bank, which offered to pay three per
cent on tue daily balances, was also selected as
one or the repositories; but II IS quite likely
that when the Ofleers Of this BANK learn that
the other bInks viii only pay 2H per cent
they Will think il rather TOO much OF a good
thing 10 pay three, and fney VIII come down haiI
peg.
All licenses FOR permits granted FOR sigBs snow.
case. stands, &e., expire on the Let Of May, ana
Marshal Hart las announced mat every BODY
who wants 10 renew his permit must come
down 70 the Captains onice AMI settle at once
Nesubult Rex sam Ward and ex-senator Pierce
Of Brookyn, were among the visitors at the
mayors once yesterday.
great measure subsidized bus alter the installation
or ne new commissioners u WIN doubtless break
out airesA.
me stand taken by some Of the democratic As.
semblymen ia voting 70 non.concur with the
senate amendment to The inspector VI Pubic
works oil, prUyiding tnat Investigations geld "
him should De public was severely criticised We.
terGay By some 81 their city trends. speaker NC.
cures 8 -eech, In which ne called the lam many
AssemDlymen puppets also creaeQ E0od
zeal " tax, ana iumors were RTE that It Was
preliminary 70 new combination ~ wHich the
hus!ed.Mlller blL Will again W dragged before
tue House.
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THE NEW COMMISSIONERS.
THE POLITICIANS N THE DARK AID ANXIOUS

THE POLITICIANS IN THE DARK AND ANxIoUi
TO KNOW WHO ARE THE COMING MEN.
The all absorbing topic at the CITY Han yester.
day was the question OF the appointments TO be
made 70 Ill the vacancies IN the departments.
the Mayor stiIl adheres to his determination not 10
make the names public until he sends them in TO
the Board OF Aldermen. At one time yesterday
not few of the Aldermen believed that the mil.
tary gentleman who had been started for the
place OF Police Commissioner was Lloyd Aspln.
wall, but as the Mayor stated the other
day. wnen spoken to relative to the ap-
polntmeats, that this was "a bad year
FOR republicans and, the General Is republi-
can OF the deepest dye, he may us wen retreat In
good order ii ne has ever seriously sought Tor the
position az some OF his friends say ne has.
It now seems 70 be lhe general impression thai
General "Baldyp Smith, VINO commanded the
Eighteenth army corps during the war and was
General Grants cniei engineer at tae battle OIL
Lookout Mountain VIII secure the prize inc
General has been resident or TINS city or several
years, anu, u IS sal1, ne : backed up py soe o,
the strongest men in the party HIS name II SEM
in. VII, OF course, be sneared o. It's 'Daldy'
familiarity, and WIN read civilian F. smith, NO
doubt some or the Aldermen VIII ask, "Wno Is
SmIthSr
III the Dock Commission ii appears 10 be con.
cedea thar either De Grasse Livingston or James
W. Gerard win be selected, with the chances
strongly IN favor OF the former Although John
German ana James 4. Wenman are men toned in
connection wltn the Fire Commlsslonership it Il
believed that Jonn McNicoll has Daen underlined
lor the place. lt is almost certain tnat DIR. John
W. Downing, or Fifth avenue a nomgopath, VIII De
appointed Health mnIssloner; JORDAN l.. Mot'
Park Commissioner, and Townsend Cox CommlS
soner OF Charities ana Correction Mr.. Mott Is
vice president OF The Tammany General Commit
tee ana an iron merchant IN TINS city, whose arn,
1t is said. has furnished good deal oil iron lor the
city the way Of ampposts, &c II ne snoule
accept The Park Commlssionersnp wnicu ID
an unsalaried position, his firm would be
debarred by the charter from furnishing any ma.
terla that might be wanted oy the CITY Ia tneir
line during MS term ONCE. For this reason
some people think he Will not accept. Many Of
his friends say he WILL however.
The speculatlons OF the politicians may be crys-
talllZed as hoWS;-
Police ConnaiSsioner-General .'Baldy" Smith
Docf Commissioned Grasse Livingston.
Fire ComnlissioneT-Jonn McNlcon.
Tar C0HRtiSSt0Rer-Henry X. Davlds.
I'drh C0hl7RiSSiOner-Jor1 ian l.. Mott.
Ifpalth CODtfRissloner-John W. Downing.
Commissioner Of Charities and Correction
Townsend cox.
Late last evening 1t was currently reported IN
political circles that Matthew I. Brennan would
alter all, secure the Police Commssonersnip.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton dull middng, l5l4c. Net receipts, 40 bales.
Exports coastwiSe, ~ sales lo1. stock, 1919.
New ORLEASs, April %, 1875
Cotton quiet; mddIing, l5ssc low middiDg. I5c good
ordinary Axe Net receipts 800 bales; gross, 33 Ex-
ports-fo Great Britain 3l76; to Continent. ll5;
coastwise 20 sales. 400 Stock, l2S7S5
NOBLE, April 2s 1875.
Cotton quiet; mddling, 1870. Net receipts 257 bales
Exports coaswise. 4. sales, 4Jl Stock 467i
SAVANNAH April 20 1875
Cotton quiet; mlddhng l5zc low middling. l5l4e.
good ordinary i5e. Net receipts, All baes gross lS6
W1LMNeroS, NJ O., April o. 1875.
Spirits turpentne duh at S3c Rosin steady 81 IS
strained Crude urpentne steady at 81 GO for hard,
81 D. Tor yellow dip and So " tor virgin Tar steady
oswEGo April o. 1875
Flour unchanged; sales 1870 bbs at 81 % Tor No |
81 % Tor double extra. Wheat dull sales red
state at 81 -. No. l milwaukee Club held ut 81 25;
NO white Michigan 81 50; extra do 81 40 Corn quiet;
sales l2lO state private terms; Western held SIC
Barley scarce; Canada, on the spot, offered at 81 49,
Corn meal-$35 Tor boiled ana S34 unboed per
Miliieed steady shorts S23; shipsuhs, S25; middnGs
CHICAGO, April 70 1875
Flour quiet unchanged. Wheat buoyant, unsettled !;
No SPRING S. U7 No. do, tresh 81 o; do regular
81 GS4 81 03sS, May VI V6S, June No do T1sc
9isic. rejected, disc. g3e. Corn IN fair demand.
advanced; No. mixed. 15lec.. spot 75Ac. bid. May
7694c bid june rejected re 7Z4c. Oats IN good de-
seaiy Barley quiet unchanged; Pork steady at
S2l So May; $22 % 522 TO- June. Lard steady
at l5sc., spot $50 81 nile Bulk meats steady Wills
key-An advance asked, but none established AZ the
afternoon cali OF the Grain Board wheat closed at
81 Ss 81 U31 May 81 0j7S 81 90 June. Corn 75snc,
May lobe, June. Oats steady and UNCHANGED. the
call till tne next packing Receps-Flour 3r0
bbs wheat 6L0JO bushels. corn lsoDU do. oats Az 10
do. barley, I,00J do. shipmens-tlour 10 10 bbls ,
wheat 1900 bushels; corn BAoOJ do oats. SOOO do :
barley. 5000 do
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MISSOURI STATE STOCKS.

BY and authority act entitled "An act 70
authorize the issue and sale Of renewal funding bonds
fof the purp0se OF meeting and paving the maturing
State GeDt ednsssM approved March ~ 1879 we. The
Undersigned fu1d Commissioners Of the state o Ms
souri, Will receive spGed lids at the 0ce Of the Cover
nor The state Missouri the same - be opened pub
Iicv by the Governor Va the presence u the commits
soners) Nav H. 1875 W o'clock 4. NJ, for the pur
SJ bonds u the stocks Of this state. Ibe bids
may he Tor any " al these ciasses, 10 Wit
30 cent Gold HOuds. SlO00 eacn
SOD per cent Bon e, payable IN lawful money
Of ne United Hfatoa lvV eacn
60 per cent round sterling Bonds. 40 each
10 be payable twenty years after cate, but fedeemabe
The pleasure o. th3 st4e MISSOURI after i've years
from the dale and before TIE expiration Of tho twenty
years said st0c1s 70 have seml.nnnual coupons at.
iached for the proper amounts o. interest payable On
the lsi DAYS o. july a0d January 81 encn year All the
bonds topc pava e az the National Bank o. commerce
nDle n L0udQu Two hundred aud sixty o. these bon u
bear date May 1878 70 delivered and paid for
SAID bank on June 10 1878 an $40 70 bc8r date Juy L.
1875 nn1 DC delivered and paid SAID bank on
mentioned fhe rGht 70 reject any AL
bids to the Governor ana Euni Commissioners
The oceed OF es3 bon1 20 be applied 70 the pay nent
Of tie maturing iu eJeiness 81 the tate THESE are
nrst stocks an1 nave inquest enable guarantees
for their pay meat be resources 20 TIE state are am ole
u meet pFomOtY, principal And Interest when que.
THIS proceeding done hy AM Wh the ADVICE nnd con
sent u tile Governor 0f TIE state
JOS. w. RcER,
state treasurer Fund
THOMAS uOLLADAI ICom'th
snuHRsos CTR, No. AprlA it7k
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THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS sECRE-
TARY.

At ameetng OF the Fire Commissioners, held
yesterday afternoon, Commissioner Pearley the
President, offered the following resolution:--
Resolved. That William White be and he l. hereby
removed from the office secretary % tins Csmmis
sion his the resolution o. April ~ not being
satisfactory.
Mr. VAN Colt moved that the question lay over
until iul meeting OF tile Board. Commissioner
Hatch being absent, which was lost, tho President
voting In tao negative.
Inc motion on the resolution was then put and
carried.
Mr.. Van Colt then asked for a special meeting,
10 be held FRIDAY ne 1t. TO consider sir. whites
removal, and MIR. Pearley consented.