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Case or 7tro Jfontfs' IndMg ct.rct1 6y Doeradre's
Holland 8iters-GeotgG Henderson, OF Pittsburgh,
After suffering three months 18th reumutisu-a part
Of tile time severely Contne my bed-IlEve
been entirely cured by the Of Boerhaves Holland Bit
ters. Ihave attack since but found almost stnn
relief in the medicine. 1t is, in my opinion
sure remedy for rheumatism"
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The Eye and Ear.sya. 2

nURINe my late tour IN EroPs, Io6tHncd several new
~ Instrumental and Reurdssef incAlcalab value In
speciality. There nohias knownte The insnSin -
her hemisphere, with which, am not familiar, Thieh coso
hiue with extensive practice for ~ IN the City
New York, enables TO restore SIGHT and HEARING ia
many hitherto deemed hoPeless. CstsraS P9SrelSs
cured By Nithpnt pain Ss0 Soaintn8 Cros
Eyes seconds. AmHpEDsil clrsd in the Of
cassS GrAnulGaens, Ulcers Fins or Specs, and Mssf
Eye invariably allo Dafnsss Singing in The ERE and Dsf
charges BIZ entirely new process! on ths
exactly like The natural Eye, and in9eESga Without
operation, and al remedies FORWARDED BY ns Eess
ttttoRt matt fecefoe sSeGiat dtteFittoR. ~ al
JAMES W. POWELL, n. D., at1 . s.sa1
1cul5sI, AuEtRt. &c
ny
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1,g YtsuT's MAns.-The correspondent OF
,tsX =. Commercial says, the question now is
rbther the Republican majority which voted
sr the expulsion of Brooks, will resist his adj
r,i.s;op to his seat, now that he is reelected.
TbeN.Y. Express has a right good campaign
sOnc. which concludes thus =
n. has filed many Offices, We all SNOW before
pOSIi5T around, around, eEonnd'
al m he Peopi. cry, let hIh llLL'NohK,
Isb. gees tob6ins around.
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eCeF ANU6, Us2tpsIIr IIlVeNIUIi IiTtIAtIC1Ihl
Loss Vf Appetite, Dehility, Cost;cstysS, -.
Blind and RseCtinO Piles.
Many worthy citizens testify 20 It's wonderful
efficacy in all affections Of the Stomach and Liver As
Tonic been eualei, for the relief affords IN
debity weakness Of any Kind Is almost IN.
In Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Alice
tons proved highly beneficial
and in others effected decided cure.
When eminent pyscsans prescribe and their patentsso
recommcnd surely cease to doubt,
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.
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Tx SKILL AxD GEss BRApI, haveIong since passed
proverb but Of his famous achievements in the
Daguerrean Art have sprung universal popularity with
such electric speed his drowning improvement, the Am
broype The illustrated press teens with cngrsyngs from
Brady's Ambropes andM seems TO be conceded on all
hands that they life than anything that che
nIsry and light have To understand
truly what Brady accomplished in his profession, one
must visit his peerless Gallery OF Portraits $50 broadway,
where all the celebrities nation to speak from
the pictured walls Attached to the establishment Of
the rst painters in this country, and the color
ing his photographs surpasses ANYTHING Of the kind We
have ever seen flesh tints the very duplicates Of
nature Under such cireumstanes It Is not surprising that
Brady's rooms are crowded from morn till dewy ever with
the elite society," that all strangers from far and near
consider the ous Of New York incomplete IN.
I'll they havessen us stupendOus Gallery. eI-l1 }
The recent addition splendid Photograph Portraits Of
all the President and YcePesident, to the
collection attracting hundreds Of visitors daily By
ference in another column the reader
viii see any of copies be furnished at low
price.
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DR. Ia. G. WINCHNLL.

. DR.. i. q. WINCHELL, E :
= DENTIST,
suit of splendid rooms in Hornbr0ok's new
II block, Main ST, directly over O. Browns jew.
elry store hopes establish himself pernHnenty
BY close his b7siness reasonable charges good
and faithful always warranted, he hopes to secure
share Of patronage.
DR.. ". familiar with all the modes Of inserting
Teeth including the "Continuous Gum" work. Filpg,
cleaning extracting, done the best and most faithful
40 charge for advice. For further particulars inquire at
the Office Iny24
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oEIs gI51J2 92El55};S 5J E55A A1EE35l DYE

CONTRAST the brought the hair by Crstado-
- matchess revtalziuy Hair Dye and those proda.
Hair Dyes ones that the eoora natural In one
case unnatural other, simple 10 that
is the ONLY preparation which by It's exact chez
combination operates natural ana immutaele priu
ctpes Made, and applied lin private roolns 81
Crstadoro's, AstUr House, broadway, n Y Also for
by Principal Druggists and PsIfumers throuEh0et
NSg YORK Agents. w. II. CORY & co.
WARD, CLOSE CO., s.
Wheeling AGENTS, T. II. LOGAN 4 co.., s4sas
feG:Iydnw Bridge Corner Druggists. 81
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rpCFSaEs-l 7 HAZLETUN s BROTHERS. ' ~
EssSssS Plan . FORTE ~,
q q MA N U a CT u RRRB. !.

No 9O9 Centre 80 Now YorH.
0JTHERE may be found superior assortment Of Plane
w Forea, III Plain and Ornamental CNses, from TO TX
ocaves the best Ruteds and pronounced BY diStin
gusht artists be unsurpassed WIN be sold on The most
sOnatG und warranted to stand in climate
orders from the country promptly GtteldeR To- and each
Piano guaranteed give perfect satisfaction not So the
Psno may returned u.s. refunding the money and
freight stH
At the Great Exhibition Crystal Palace, New York.
for tho superior quality OF their Plano F0rte which were
tested in I0uch Tone Equality aud Durability or Tame,
and puccd in the highest grades by the following Distin
gYShsG ArfiSts-M1LLIAM NORRIS, C2atrddfl on HSi-
cat JRStFTnIentS JULIEN, MA&l HAIIETZER, w. n:
FRY, Il. S. WILLIS I. ElSFELDT, z. MElGSEN EIELlCS
GIRAC, DWIGHT, Jury on -nas:cdk jRstruEaeltS; GEO.
F. BR!STOW, Secretary Nustcdl lsStrGacRts
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of dune, The Cofae business wasyery restrict
cd; very little had come down from the Sierra,
and the Now, crop would be much later thanrin
previous years The effects Of q crisis which
was about TO take place in exports vas being
felt The cholera had destroyed mnny slaves
on tho plantations, and some farmers had sold
farm slaves for fear of its appearing in Brazil
again and running them. Coffee had become
scarce, but prices were lower LduisUille Cour.
Our Southern exchanges state that the cotton
crop of this season will greatly exceed that of
last year. Great as has been the increase in the
production of cotton for the last ten years, it
scarcely keeps pace with the increased demand
for our great staple
The ST. Louis Republican has the following
item:
We are authorized 10 offer the following bet
on the next Presidential election: twenty-five
hundred dollars worth of property (which is i'm
proved and within the city limits,J against one
thousand dollars, that Fillmore will not get the
following States: Louisiana, Kentucky and Ten
nessee. The bet to be entire, and play orpay.
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NI-o-alsrse assortaen; o. Hats and Csra, of aide
scrptinus nowiuNs ~ - -
f.ts % " ~ Az ~ ' T. AVERY ~ :
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Steam Spice works.

ri am fully prepared Grinding spieeg supply
Ing customers extended scals, aud haye On
ground Pepper. Ginger
Cinnamon aud Mustard put up In d!nEsn ered SOS
retailing will cell at prices almost as Low ~
the very inferior which brought here from
Eastern
1haveabout pure Just ground oua
the crystals, pes fecty
Por sale Wholesale and retnil]Gr VI
- ALEX. TURNER Is 500 lsse 2.s!rFI
100. Aeode0n buildings, Main gtsass5 u
pS r." 49, Whselsn Va. eyAsss5s
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- ICE! ,IGEI! ICE!!! La
NIE prepared deliver to the ci
Il gems of Wheeling generally. Ills cTss put up abox6gs
Fulton at the Three Nile House, formerly occupied b.
Hornbrook and peffecty nee from dirt he in4endpto
deliver assisted by bis that HE custome
will be attended to-. 49, a.s - % $50
9 ap22-if .Y0LNEYl WAR0,zssSs
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MEDICAL.
ELECTRO SCIE ARt)NIA
Echt HoHandsck Kruiden Bitters.

TWIN YEARS have elapsed since the Introduction Of this
valuable medicine INFO United States During this
time It has gained uEtret&al popnlity as Remedy
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New arrangement.


Tumea n. fSoDerIH, master
win leave Wheeling every Tuesday Thursday and saturday
Al Id O'clock A. NJ Pa:kerShurg connecting at hrtet
tn with the BUCK, running from Marietta to ZAnes
Vile; ParGeEsburg with the steamer FASHION rum
ming from ParkersGuTg TO West Columbia, Va.
Returning wiIeave PnrEersTuTg every Monday Wetnes
day u nj Friday, At 5LS o'clock, A. 81.
Freight viii be received any point the MEskinEum
between Marietta Zanesv!e. and for point on the
Ohio between Wheeling and West Columbia
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For this Affection one half of the prescribed dose should be
aken-say holy euspoOufumorniny, and night,
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SPRING FASHION
GENTLEN1EN'S HATS FOR 1855.

@ AVERY has OF. hand and ls Hats OF the
81 Spring style, which nesnesS, durability and Sne'
ness be surpassed. Gentlemen reque1tedto cal
and examine for themselves -t
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ISTLH I'LC.SLf l!1IiS FOR GEYILAlE9. ~ =.
a LARGE assortment received this day, comprising
N great variety OF patteEns--call aud see $500
Nos. 1916 and las Main ST., Wheeling, Va ,.
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III Harket street. ST. LOUIS, !


BLUE LICK WATER.
VlHE best remedy for Dyspepsia Ingeson want OF Ap-
i s@etite DC. Also good for the Piles.
A fresh supply justEeeeiycd by
iu1I Bridge Corner Druggists.
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MONROE HOUSE.
OPPOSITE TIE SUSPENSION BRIDGET
WHEELING, VA.

ciTILDREN1s FANCY HATS AND GAPS - E'lzs'
TUST received large Of cklldrenS Hat RRd
- CapS-ExtFn superfne and Embroidered Gaps.
Nos. I46 and las Main street, Wheeling Va , e.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-28

of the administration, and formidable oppo-
ncnts Of American doctrines and in like man
ner were the persons assailed, wholly and
warmly opposed to the american party and TO
its principles.
And here, purposely emitting any express
sion of opinion upon the individual conduct of
the parties who have been held to answer be-
fore the proper tribunals Of the country, for the
acts charged upon them, we dismiss the sub
ject simply adding, that we trust no man or
press win hereafter attempt to bring censure
upon the American party for acts committed
by those who are opposed to our doctrines,
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THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS,
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
TUESDAY, MAY "a, 1856.
After sundry attempts to stave off action on the
Michigan Railroad bill, it was passed by vote of
TS to 81.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, May 20, 1866.

oENhlEs
WEDNESDAY, May %, 1866.
Mr.. PEARCE, from the select committee APP
pointed to investigate the circumstances attending
the recent assault upon Hon. CHARLES SUMNER,
submitted report in writing, which was read
The committee state the precedents in similar
cases, and express the opinion, that although the
assault was violation Of the privileges Of the SEN
ate, this body has jurisdiction over the offend
err, who can only be punished by the House of
which he is member. The report, therefore, con-
cludes with the following resolution:
Resolped, That the above report be accepted,
and that a copy thereof with the affdayits accom-
panying the same, be transmitted to the House of
Representatives.
The resolution was agreed to, Mr.. TOOMBS only
voting against it.
Bills were passed for the relief of Horatio j.
Perry, for the relief of John Crawford, and for the
relief of VIM. M. 7. Magraw.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Order of Arrangements

For the a,.riysysary of the Sunday School Union
of the Methodist Episcopal Church "a Me Po-
tomac District, Baltimore Conference, 70 DC hetd
IN Washington on the 2sfh, 10th, and SoM May,
and 1st June, 1856.
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ILDING LOTS, VERY ELIGIBLE

- and desirable, may be purobaeed on reason
able terms by application to the subscriber, viz:
Lot No 20 and part of 10, in square $780, having a
front re feet / street. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth, opposite franklin Square, with public
alleys on the side and rear
Lot No. 49, in square 464, fronting "a feet ON the
south side Of ii street, between Sixth and Seventh
extending back 1876 feet to an alley.
Part OF Lot No. 2, in square 4ss fronting 26 feet
the north side Of street. between Fifth and Sixth
next to the alley.
Part of Lot No. 4, in said square 48s, with small
brick dweng-house fronting 40 feet on Sixth street.
near Il street.
Lot No. 90 in reservation II, fronting IS feet on
the west side of Second street between and G
streets. a
All the above Lots are situated in the most inn
proved parts of the city, and very desirable for
PLACES OF residence
Also for SALE number Of Lots, in other parts Of
the city, at low prices.
A. BOUTWELL,.
Seventh street, next to Odd Fellows Hall.
may 17-2aw2wif
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SECOND PRECINCT.

NOTICE is hereby given that election will be
~ held, on Monday, the I'd Of June next at Nc,
Phersons Drug Store of First street east and
Pennsylvania avenue, in The Second Precinct of the
Fifth Ward embracing all that portion Of the Ward
south of the line Of Pennsylvania avenue for Mayor,
beers of the Board of Common Council, and an As
SCISSOR.
The polls will be opened at o'clock, A. M, and
closed at O'Clock, p. M.
JAS. A. BROWN,
JOHN p. INGLE,
JOHN McCAULEY,
Commissioners of Election for Second Precinct
may 90 of the Fifth Ward.
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FIFTH WARD ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the regular election
IN for Mayor, and one member for the Board of
Aldermen three members for the Common Council,
and Assessor for the said Ward will be held Mon
day next, June 3D. at the School House on the cor
ner of A street south and Third street east
The polls will be opened at z O'Clock, A. NJ, and
close at O'Clock, p. NJ, precisely.
JAS. LYNCH,
JNO. IT, KILLMON,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
Commissioners of Election
may 26-- Intel
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The Pyne and Harrison Opera Troupe have been
welcomed on their return to New York by one of
the largest and most fashionable audiences ever
gathered in Niblo's.
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SIXTH WARD ELECTION NOTICE.
FIRST PRECINCT

FIRST PRECINCT.
NJOTICE is hereby given that there will be an
In election held at the American Hook and Lad
der House, Election Precinct No. J., in the Sixth
Ward, on Monday, the I'd day of June next for
Mayor Of the City, member of the Board Of Alder
men, and three members of the Board Of Common
Council for said Ward
The Polls will be opened at o'clock, A. NJ, and
close at O'clock p. M.
w. E. HUTCHINSON,
GEORGE BROWN,
VIM. MORGAN, Il
Commissioners Of Election for Precinct No. I.
may 26--td
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SECOND PRECINCT.

SECOND PRECINCT.
NJOTICE is hereby given that an election will be
IN held, on Monday the I'd of June next, at the
City Hail. Fourth Ward, Second Precinct, compris-
ing all that portion of the Ward lying south of Il
street. for Mayor Of the City of Washington, also,
one member of the Board Of Aldermen, and three
members of the Board of Common Council, to repre-
sent said Ward.
The polls will be opened at A. NJ, and closed at
7P.M.
No certificate of transfer viii be issued but TO the
person himself
WILLIAM J.. 2IARTIN,
Il. WHEELER,
FRANCIS MOHUN,
may 26--dtd Commissioners Of Election
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The New York Herald speaks in high terms Of
Dion Bourcicanlts new play, but rates him little
for putting himself up SO finely, while he gives to
the Fairy Star" Agnes Robertson, character
not 80 well adapted to her form and talents
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Richard O. Workman, one Of the oldest and most
respectable merchants Of Richmond, Va, died on
Sunday.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WEDNESDAY, May %, 1855.


Mr.. GREENWOOD introduced a bill repeating
the act creating court for the investigation of
claims which was referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary.
Mr. CRAGIN, of New Hampshire, presented the
resolutions of that State on the subject of slavery
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, and in re-
ply to resolutions of the State of Arkansas.
Mr.. PECK Of Michigan introduced bill for the
relief Of those engaged with Lieut. Strain on the
Darien Exploring Expedition. Referred.
Mr.. CUMBACK called up the Senate bill for the
relief of the Hebrew Congregation, putting them
on footing with other religious denominations !;
which was passed unanimously.
An act was also passed giving to John Nugent
pension of $50 per month, for tho loss Of both
arms In firing salute, in the discharge OF his duty,
on board the ship Germantown.
Mr.. BOWIE called up Senate bill incorporating
the st. Thomas Literary Society of the District of
Columbia; which was unanimously passed.
The House was engaged in dsposing of all the
Senate bills the Speakers table when our report
closed.
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SECOND PRECINCT.

SECOND PRECINCT.
NOTICE is hereby given that there. will be an
In election held ut the g Anacc sta" Engine House,
Precinct No. 2, in the Sixth Ward, on Monday, the
I'd day of June next, for Mayor of the City, mem
Der of the Board of Aldermen and three members of
the Board of Common Council, for said Ward.
The polls will be opened at O'Clock, A. M, and
closed at O'clock p. M.
JAMES CRANDELL,
EDWARD EVANS, Jr.,
LAWRENCE TUELL,
Commissioners of Election Precinct No. 2,
may 26--dtd Sixth Ward.
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THIRD WARD ELECTION NOTICE.

THIRD WARD ELECTION NOTICE.
FIRST PRECINCT.
NTOTICE'is hereby given that an election will be
IA held on Monday, the I'd of June next at the
hou.e On the southeast corner of Eigth and streets
in the First Precinct of the Third Ward, embracing
All that portion of said Ward north of street north
for Mayor one member of the Board of Aldermen,
three members Of the Board Of Common Council and
an Assessor.
The polls will be opened at 2 o'clock, A. NJ, and
closed at O'Clock, p. M.
LEM. TOWERS,
r. A. HYDE,
e JNO. w. CLARKE
Commissioners Of Election for First Precinct.
may 90 Third Ward.
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ELECTION NOTICES.
FIRST WARD ELECTION NOTICE.

FIRST PRECINCT.
NJOTICE is hereby given that an election will be
II held in the above precinct on Monday, the
I'd day of June next at the frame Office the north
side of street north, between Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth streets west, for Mayor, one member of the
Board of Aldermen, three members of the Board of
Common Council, and one Assessor. And at the
same time and place, for one member of the Board
of Aldermen, to fill the vacancy occasoned by the
resignation of William b. Magruder.
The polls will be opened at O'Clock, A. NJ, and
close att o'clock, p. NJ.
GEORGE w. EMERSON,
JOHN s. JAMES,
JOHN Mel. BUELL.,
Commissioners of Election First Ward,
may 26-6t Intel. First Precinct.
SECOND PRECINCT.
NT0TICE is hereby given that an election will be
IN held in the above Precinct, on Monday, the I'd
day Of June 1855, at the house of @. and M Hines,
on. Twentieth street. between street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue south side, for Mayor, one member of
the Board of Aldermen, three members of the Board
of Common Council, and one Assessor, to represent
said Ward. And at the same time and place. one
member of the Board of Aldermen for the unexpired
term of William B. Ma&ruder resigned. 4
The polls will be opened at 2 O'clock, A. NJ, and
close att o'clock, p. M.
T. H. CRAIG,
A. w. DENHAM,
VIM. III. PERKINS
Commissioners of the I'd Precinct First Ward
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SECOND WARD ELECTION NOTICE.
FIRST PRECINCT.
N0TICE is hereby given that an election will be
IL held, on Monday, the Cd day of June next at
the corner of Massachusetts avenue and Twelfth
street, for Mayor of the City, one member of the
Board of Aldermen and three members of the Board
of Common Council.
The above Precinct embraces all the Second Ward
nor.h of II street north.
The polls will be opened at o'clock, A.. NJ, and
close at 7 o'clock, p, NJ.
G. L. COLEMAN,
JOHN w. SIAfAIS,
j. p. DICKINSON,
may So Commissioners.
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SECONDPRECINCT
N0TICE is hereby given that an election will be
IN held, on Monday, the I'd day of June next at
Ford Brothers Drug Store corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and Eleventh street. in the Second Precinct
Of the Second Ward, embracing all that portion of
said Ward lying south Of street north, for Mayor
one member Of the Board of Aldermen and three
members of the Board of Common Council
The polls will be opened at o'clock, A. NJ, and
close att o'clock, p. NJ.
JOSIAH MELVIN,
JAMES w. BARKER,
EDWARD C. DYER,
Commissioners.
NAV o9---dtd Intel. Il
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Elm the event of unfavOrable weather on Thursda,
the procession, DC, will be postponed to Friday
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SECOND PRECINCT.

NJOTICE is hereby given that an election WIN be
IL held, on Monday, the I'd of June next, at the
northeast corner Of street north and Ninth street
west in the Second Precinct Of the Third Ward, en-
bracing all that portion Of said Ward south of
street north, for Mayor member Of the Board OF
Aldermen, three members of the Board of Common
Council and an Assessor.
The polls viii be opened at o'clock, A. NJ, and
closed at O'Clock, p. NJ
JOS. w. DAVIS,
THOS. RICH,
CHARLES f. WOOD,
Commissioners of Election for Second Precinct
may 26-dtd fIntel1 Third Ward
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Furnishing Goods, for
" Spring and Summer.
ap 80-dh LANES.
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FOURTH WARD ELECTION NOTICE.
FIRST PRECINCT
NJOTICE is hereby given that an election win be
IN held at the corner of ii and Fourth streets, on
Monday, the I'd Of June next for Mayor of the City,
one member of the Board Of Aldermen, and three
members of the Board of Common Council, for said
Ward.
No certificate of transfer will be issued to any one
except the person desiring to be transferred.
An persons residing north of + street. In the Fourth
Ward will be required to vote in the above Precinct
Polls open from 7 A. M. TO p. M.
NOBLE ID. LARNER,
JAMES III. BOSS,
+ JOHN G. McKELDEN,
may 26--dtd Commissioners.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-28

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