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OFFICIAL.

Franklin Pierce, President Of the United States Of
america, to oil ,rhona It may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that PRuDEINcIo MuRGUIoNDo has been appointed
vice consul of the Oriental Republic of Uruguy for
the port Of Baltimore, in the State of Maryland do
hereby recognise him as such and declare him free
TO exercise and enjoy such functions, powers, and
privileges allowed 10 the vice consuls of the
most favored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, 1 have caused these letters
to be made patent, and the seal of the United States
to be hereunto affixed
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
the 26th day of May, A. D. 1854, and of
H. 81 the independence of the United States Of
America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
w L. rnfS
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NEWS OF THE MORNING

By an arrival at New Orleans, we
have full confirmation of Santa Anna's
triumphal entry into the Mexican CAPT.
tai. It seems that his Serene Highness
has given Alvarez a pretty good drub-
bling, after all.
The Indian disturbances in Texas wear
threatening aspect, and would appear
to demand large reinforcements to our
troops in that quarter.
The intelligence from Boston indicates
that the mob feeling in that city is rapid
ly subsiding.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union notices, at length, the
Hard" excuse for opposition to demo
cratic principles, and handles, without
gloves, the give distinguished gentlemen
from New York. :. In the course of its
leading article, warmly commencing the
notwithstanding proclamation of the
President, it says:
s.Our present relations with Spain, growing
out of existing and loDg-continued troubles
between her authorities in Cuba, our consular
representatives there, and our citizens, are not
of character to render volunteer and tire
.pOnsible interference either reasonable or
necessary. That is a subject emlnently be-
longing TO the people, through their represen-
;atives and the Executive. Fully apprized of
the whole merits of the case, and no less SEN
sitive to the honor of the country than to the
observance Of public faith, as well in regard
10 strangers as in regard to our own citizens,
the questions at issue between Spain and the
United States mag be safely intrustsd to the
- CONSTRUCTED authoritues' The President
has given, and is giving, the closest and most
earnest attention to that subject. He will
pursue no uncertain or changing course in
reference to it."
The Sentinel thus notices the proclama-
;ion of the President:
- He has stated the true nature of the Of
fence which these who organize armed expe-
ditions within our borders commit he has
warned all good citizens against violating the
law; and he has called upon the officers of the
government 10 exert themselves as far as they
cHn rightfully, TO arrest movement which the
laws Of the country forbid. We earnestly de
sire to see the Spanish yoke broken, and Cuba
annexed to the United States, but it is the
duty of the President to execute the laws Of
the land, and he should be sustained in dis
charging his duty"
The lntelligencer uses the following
language in reference to this important
document
while the proclamation Of the President
Q! the United States, which appears in another
column, makes known a lawless plot against
the possessions of friendly Power, disgrace
ful to our country, go far as our own citizens
are engaged in it, the spirit in which the Pres
iieut denounces the nefarious scheme will
command the approval and respect Of the cOun-
try at large"
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THE "SrAR" IN OREGoN.-It will be
seen from the following letter that the
Star is as popular on the Pacific as on
the Atlantic side of this great and grow
ing republic. The letter is from highly
esteemed friend in Salem, Oregon Teri
tory:
81 send you herein four new subscribers fol
the Weekly STAR" which please send, ant
direct as annexed.
1.-The Star is considered The newspaper o.
the day, and you will receive other subscribers
There is some difficulty in getting funds in
form to remit, as we have 90 paper circuIa
ton but the inclosed draft is as good as gold
Emigration continues to pour in, and the
prospects Of the Territory brighten every day
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PROCEEDINGS OF TO-DAY

" CONSCIENCE MAKES CowARDs," &c.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times, says:
"Senator Sumner, himself, has been several
times warned, to-day, Of personal danger, and
assured that persons bearing close relation to
the Administration are melting the people to
violence against him.
The above is evidently manufactured
out of the whole cloth. We will give
the best hat in Evans store to the Time,
correspondent, if he can name one per-
son in close connection with the Admin
istration, who are melting the people to
make an impression, not upon Mr.. Sum-
ner's mind, but upon his body. Sumner
will have to try another dodge to incite
public sympathy in his behalf.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for June, at
II SHILLINGT0NS bookstore.
Fanny FERNS new book, second series of her Leaves
Regenald lie, bv Miss Pardoe
Rival Beauties, or Love and Diplom-cy
Kpickerbneker Magszte for June
Behind the &c mes, by Lady Bulwer
Dickens Household Words for June
All the New Books and Magazines received as .as
az published, and for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTON'5 Bookstore,
Odeon Building, corner n street and Penn.
june l-3t avenue.
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SPEECHES PRINTED.

Members of Congress and others can
have their speeches printed in the best
manner at the office of the Evening
STAR" at short notice and on reasonable
Terms.
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NEW INyENTIoN AND IMPROVEMENTS.

NEW INVENTION AND I0FhUVEMEN1o.
INSTRUMENTS for the prevention and cure OF
/ Coordination, Piles pisrrhoa. and all female
diseases as Whites Prolapsus, &c All these sffse-
lions may be prevented or radically cured without
farther expense by the Of either Of the following
Instruments, according to the accompanying direc-
ticns:
1. DR. NICHOLS INpRc WE'D PUMP SYRINGE for self In
iecons the only one of the kind, elegant article
for all uses, sent by express fJr So
2. THR IMPROVED TEN OUNCE SYRINGE the best ever
made with tubes for all uses sent by express for g.
g. Dr. NICHOLS NEWLY INVENTED MAIL BILE SYRINGE
or WombCath an admirable article, which can be
srried in the vest pocket, and sent by mail post
paid, for 81.
exposures and stge1taqs. Address I. l. NICHOLS.
AZ D.. 1893 Broadway, New York. june l-lw
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SENATOR BRoDHEAD.-The vote of this
gentleman, in favor of the Clayton amend
ment, is warmly defended by the editor
of the Philadelphia Sun. The Sun is the
leading organ Of the Native American
party.
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PROPOSALS FOB STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. May GO, 1884
- EPARATE PROPOSALS or furnishing the sta
- tionery required by this department during the
facal year ending June go 1855, will be received
til u o'clock p. m on the 30th day Of June next
Those unaccompanied by satisfactory testimonials
cred.
All the articles must he OF the very best quality
fourteen samples of each article rnust accompany
the bid. The samples Of the party to whom the
tract may b awarded will be paid or by the depart.
ment the others will be returned to the respective
parties No bid will be considered when the art. les
sccompanying 1t not OF the best quality and are
or, spurious, imitation articles will subject the
bid to rejection at the pleasure of the department.
Each proposal must be signed by the firm or ind
ydual making it, and must specify price. ano Int
one price, for each and every srticie contained in
the schedule: and without uniformity therein
the department would fn1 il difficult to make de-
cisou, none will bs taken int consideration unless
substantial agreeing therewit.
Ali the articles to be Furnished must be OF the
best quality and delivered without delsy when or
dersd, to the satisfaction Of the head Of the Office
for which they are required
The depart to itself the tight Of or
derng greater or less quantity Of each and every
article contracted for, as the public service may
Quire.
Supplying an inferior article at any time will be
deemed sufficient cause forthwith to annul the con-
tract.
Bonds, with approved securiy, tn be given by the
per persons contracting; and in OF fail
TO supply the articles required the contracto.
and his shall be liable for the forfeiture spe-
cited in such bond as liquidated damages
The subjoined list specifies, as nesry as now can
| be done the amount, quality, and description OF
| each Of the kids OF articles required:
81 reams 70 10 post, satin or plain finish faint
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nRESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT
IL REDUCED PRICES.-We shall from this time
Offer all kinds Of FANCY DRESS GOODS lower
than they have been sold this season. We have on
hand very large stock of Bereges Berege de LANES
Striped and Plaid Silks, and gre variety Of other
Fancy Goods, which shall begin from this day TO
reduce and all persons who may be in want Of azy
style Of Fancy Dress Goods will do well to look
our stock before purch asng. We shall open tod.y
choice assortment Of Dotted Swiss Musins, solid
Check Ginghams, neat figured Calicoes, shifting
Cottons Of every quality, and a variety of Staple
Goois which we will offer low as any retsil house
In the country. W. NJ. SaUsrER 90.
nal-6f
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A BIG PRIcE.-The price Of the tickets
70 the dinner recently given to Lord e.
gin, Governor General Of Canada, in Lon
don' was eight guineas; in federal cur
rency, about $40.
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DcINGS In CONGRESS.

In THE SENATE, yesterday, a resolution was
agreed to that the Senate, on its meeting to-
day, should adjourn until Monday next. The
resolution submitted on the preceding day by
Mr.. Adams, for inquiring into the expediency
OF bestowng pension on the family (if any
of the late James Batchelder, Deputy United
States Marshal. killed at Boston, was agreed
to. Mr. Benjamin, by consent, withdrew his
motion to reconsider the vote on the resolu-
ton, providing for subscription for 5,032 ad-
ditional copies of the Congressional Globe and
Appendix After some further business, the
INDECENT Insane bill was taken I'D and dis
cussed at length by Messrs Hunter and Foot
The further consideration of the subject was
then postponed until to-day, and on the mo-
ton of Mr. Badger, it was agreed that the ad-
journment until Monday should be further ex-
tended until the following Thursday. The
Senate then proceeded to the consideration Of
Executive business, and after short time
spent therein, adjourned.
In THE House. yesterday, at the conclusion
of Mr.. Perkins speech, Messrs. Peckham,
Peck, and Maurice, signers of the address, ex-
planned and replied to the remarks of the
former. Mr.. Smith, of Va, likewise spoke
upon the subject, and the House then adjourn
ed to meet at 8 o'clock, this morning. for q
further adjournment until Monday.
PROCEEDINGS OF TO-DAY.
SENATE.-The Senate met at IL M, and af-
ter reading the journal
Mr. Seward moved an adjournment, which
was carried.
The Senate will re-assembIe for the trans
action OF public business on Thursday next
HoUsE.-The House met this morning at 8
a. M, and adjourned over until Monday ne 1t,
IL NJ, when they will re-assem BILE for the
transaction of business
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

DEM AMIN +. DENNIs, late of Boston, respect
lished himself in this city as TUNER and RE
PALRER OF PIANOS, and all kinds of Musical In
strumepts. His thorough knowledge Of the Piano,
being practical Piano maker, and his extensive eH.
periencs in Tuning, make him confident Of giving
satisfaction.
he has the highest testimonials from Msssrs
Chicksring Sons, and other manufacturers. Ref.
erence can also be made to Mr.. Richard Davis: and
all orders left at bis Music Store will receive prompt
attention. June 1-St
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1--WE call attention to Capt. Moore s
rejoinder to John G. Rives, on the first
page of to-day's Star. In our opinion it
is a clincher.
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SINGULAR, IF TRUE.-It is said that
there is not a single Jew in the United
States engaged in agriculture.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-01

e The - stars Office il located on
I'D street, second door west from 18th,
n~nr the junction Of 12th Street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, nearly ePPo-
site to the Kirkwood House," late
"Irving Hotel.o
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WINE STORE.

TOHN II. BUTHMANN, Pennsylvania av., south
81 side, between ~ and b streets, has received
an invoice Of Rhine and Moselie Wine.
Also, French Wine in cases, viz:
Sparkling Hook
Spar king Moselle
HOcheimer, Niersteiner
Chateau Iaftts, Nnrgaux
Haut Sauterne, and St. julien.
fnna lat
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RF FIFTH WARD.-ELLAS YJLEEis respect.
fully nominated candidste u repres. nj the 'h
Ward in the Common Council.
NAV N-eote* MANY VOTERS.
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~ Attention, folders OF the Mex.
lean War-There will be q regular monthly
meeting OF the Association CT the Officers and Sol
diers of the Mexican War on MONDAY EVENING
next the 5th June, at o'clock, st Mr.. Richards
School House, corner Of l4th street and New York
avenue.
full attendance is earnestly requested
BY order: WIN II. BULL,
may 3l-5th Rac See
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ga REWAhD.-stolen from the subscriber living
SpC on Cd street, between aud G, Islard, on
Sunday morning, the 2sth ult'mo black MAZE.
She was marked on the left hind foot with q cut
and small white spot on the lef. shoulder. The
above reward will be given for the mare, $40 for
the conviction of the thief
je 1-St* JNO. KENNEDY.
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~ PROFESSIONAL ARD.-DR.
S HUNTER. has the honor to notify his patients
and friends that he will be In Washington for con.
sultation in Consumption Bronchitis and Asthma,
on FRIDAY and SATURDAY. the "a and Sd June
Rooms over the Jewelry Store of Mr.. voss Pa
avenue between 18th and 18th SITS. NAV Z7|tf
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S8- PIC NIC.-The Sabbath Schools of the F
make their Excursion On FRIDAY, June p. to the
White House instead Of t. Arlington, as was first On.
nounced. The Steamboat George Washington will
leave 18th street Wharf at O'Clock a. m and will
return In the evening. Tickets may be obtained
from Chas stott, 9TH street and Pa. avenue; A. G.
Ridgely Pa. avenue, between 10th and Goth streets
and Gray Ballantyne, On 7th street.
NAV 30-St
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w. l.. MARCY. Secretary of State.
Grand Mooniirht Excu

~ Grand Moonlight Excursion.
S "The Island FrieAdship Club respectfully
inform their friends and the public that they intend
giving grand MOONLIGHT EXCURSION on
MONDAY EFENLNG, June 18th, on board the
steamer Powhatan down the Potomac. For further
particulars see future advertisement. je Ste
A8-I. o. u. F.-The members of BEACON LopGR,
No. Is, arc hereby notified that in accordance with
an amended Bylaw, their evening Of meeting has
been changed. and future regular meetings will tase
place on MONDAY EVENING Of each week, COM
mencing with that Of the 5th instant.
Je l. 2tH L. b. ALLYN, P.S.
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- FOURTH WARD.-RICHARDH CLARKE
Esq, the present member from the Fourth Ward IL
respectfully nominated for reelection to the Board
Of Common Council by MANY VOTERS.
may 25-dte*
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e. FOURTH WARD.-Please announce JOHN
BALL a candidate for election to the Board Of
Common Council for the Fourth Ward.
NAV 26-teS
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DAZZLE Of three Magnificent and
IL Costly Articles.-In consequence of
large number Of subscribers not Being present Las.
Monday at the drawing of these magnificent and
costly articles. by general consent of those present.
was postponed to Thursday, Qhis EVENING" at seven
o'clock, without fail 1t Is hoped that eveiy subscrt
Der will do US the favor TO be present.
Those who have not paid for their number before
the drawing will be considered as Withdrawn frem
the subscription list.
T. BASTIANELLI Il CO.,
june lit under Browns, Hotel
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e. FOURTH WARD.-Bessrs. Ediors: PLEASE
annou &c DR.. J. HALL MOORE as q suitable
didate to represent the Fourth Ward in the Common
Council. uay 39-ites
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AJOTICE.-TheJ ourneymen Tsiort Of wash.
IN ington and elsewhere are hereby 1oanea tns'
the soci-ty Hands, employed by George Hinton, are
On . strike because he persists In employing men
JAMES LACKEY, Rec. Sec,
i.l-3ta efthe Tailors soci -ty, Washington
as CENT DAGUERREoTIIES
A Ii those who want good DAGCEhhEOfi1h &c
n for 2S oents should net faal 20 call at j. j.
wOODBRIDdE'S New York Gallery, as this Is the
only place In Washington where they can De 90
tanned They are put up in neat style, ana ss TOT
vanis between 9th and eth streets, over Gil
mans Drug Sore.
Also, Rooms to let. Enquire at the Daguerrean
Room. june lie
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-01
JOB PRINTING.

All kinds of Job Printing neatly exc.
cuted at this Office, at low rates.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS -Fcr sale, q large GUAM
IN tity Of Mr.. fuckers Mould CorDics Bricks de
hvered in any part Of the city at rs cts psr loot
june T. JONES AGENT
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L. J. MIDDLETON,

IL. MIDDLETON,
DEALER IN ICE,
Office south side F, nezt 70 corner Of l2h street.
ICE kept constantly on hand a. the ONCE, which
i can be had in large or small quantities.
Office open from sunrise to sunset.
lima 1-eOlm
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e. FIRST WARD.-McS1s. Editors Please an.
uounce the anne of TH0S. f. HARKNESS, E9-
for election from the First Ward rs Assessor end
he will be supported by numerous VOTERS.
NAV Tt
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A5r FIRST WARD.-Mssrs. III tors: Please an
noupce the name OF JAMES KEEL T. Esq as a ca n
didate from the First Ward for reelection to the
Common Council, and he will receive the votes Of
his nu merous FRIENDS.
NAV lite
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~ FIRST WARD.-WM. 7. DOVE, at the TO
quest OF a number Of voters In the First Ward hiss
assentsd to nomination for election to the Board Of
Aldermen, and will be supported by
NAV 16-te~ MANY CITTZENs
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81 Three Farewell Juvenile Con.
certs will be given by Prof Kemmerer assisted
by his Large class and Master Castle the celebrated
Ballad Singer, viz: THIS tuesday, EVENING, at
the Navy Yard, in Odd Fellows Hall. On THURS
DAY, June LIST, at the same Hall, and en- FRIDAY
at Carusis Saloon, where 400 pupils, uniformly
dressed will take part in the exercises.
Tickets l214 cents. Reserved Seats at the Saloon
70 cents. may 30-4t*
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e. FIRST WARD.-kessrs. Editors: Please an
nounoe SAMUEL Z. DOUGLASS, Esq., as 4 candl
date for Alderman from the First Ward. Owing 70
his long and faithful services in the lower Board he
will he supported by majority OF the
msy l6-te' VOTERS
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81 SECOND wARD-MssTs EFitor, plssss
announce VIM. 2. BAYLY, ESQ, a. a candidate for
reelection as Alderman ofthe Second Ward.
NAV 3l-dta
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~ THIRD WARD.-JOSEPH BRYAN will be
supported for Alderman for the Third Ward, at the
approaching election, by MANY VOTERS.
may 4-tes
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-01

H- SECOND WARD.-Aessrs. Editors Please
announce JOHN NJ DOM, Esq., as a suitable
candidate to represent the interests of tue Second
Ward In the Board Of Common Council for the en-.
suing year snd oblige NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
NAV 25-te
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may send and receive, free of postage, all let
| tiers written by, or addressed to himself, not
| exceeding half an ounce. He cannot send OF
| receive any description of printed matter, nor
| send or receive an letters Gree writer by,
| or addressed to his wife, or any other member
| Of his family, or by or to firm of which he is
n member; neither is he authorized to frank
letters containing money or other things, nor
letters written by himself on business of others
Presidents Proclamation --Subjoined is the
proclamation just issued by the President of
! the United States. The President asserts in
ination to enforce existing laws against GER
ain armed expeditions supposed to be intend
| ed for the invasion of Cuba
Whereas information has been received that
| sundry persons, citizens Of the United States,
and others residing therein, are engaged in
organizing and fitting out military expedi-
| ton for the invasion Of the Island Of Cuba;
| And whereas The said undertaking is con-
| trary to the spirit and express stipulations of
| treaties between the United States and Spain,
derogatory to the character of this nation, and
in violation of the obvious duties and obliga-
| lions of faithful and patriotic citizens
| And whereas it is the duty of the constituted
authorities Of the United States to hold and
| maintain the control of the great question of
peace or war, and not suffer the same to be
lawlessly complicated, under any pretence
| whatever;
And whereas, 10 that end, all private enter
| prises Of hostile character within the United
States, against any foreign Power with which
| the United States are ut peace, are forbidden,
and declared to be high misdemeanor by an
| express act of Congress:
Now, therefore, in virtue Of the authority
| vested by the constitution in the President Of
the United States, L do issue this PROCLAMATION
to warn all persons that the general govern
men' claims it as right and duty to interpose
itself for the honor of its flag, the rights Of its
citizens, the national security and the preser-
walton of the public tranquility, from what
| ever quarter menaced; and it will not fail to
prosecute with due energy all those who, un-
mindful of their own and their country's fame,
presume thus to disregard the laws of the land
and our treaty obligations. -
earnestly exhort all good citizens to dis
countenance and prevent any movement in
conflict with law and national faith; especially
charging the several district attorneys, collec-
tors and other officers Of the United States,
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~ FIRST WARD.-We are pleased TO announce
Mr.. FDWD n. FULLER q candidate 10 repre-
sent the First Ward in the Common Cornell He
will receive tie support Of MANY VOTERS
NAV 2o-dteh
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Is THIRD WARD-JOS " DAVIS is pre-
scented TO the veters of the Third Ward for re cleo.
ton to the Beard of Common Council, and will be
supported by MANY VOTERe
may 27-teA