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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
Ponaeroy Academy

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THE suaMEs Txsx III hissIRsamsisa
Twill commences on WEDNESDAY,
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16

Rice, Of the Franklin, has again
placed us under obligations for late
papers. The clerk Of the Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati packet, j. II. Done,
has our thanks for papers. The Done
Is q fine boat and,hcr officers are GEN
tlemcn, naFt 81 as-rl.. 4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
Schooner Coniissated

NV YoRK, April 81. The 2. s.
district Court this morning ordered
the. schooner Falmouth and her cargo
TO BE sold as q prize to the govern.
ment for being engaged il the slase-
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16

PoRTsMoUrHa ELECTION. The nu.
nicipal election in Portsmouth, Va
on the 5th inst, resulted JIM tie entire
election Of the Democratic ticket
Dr. James d. Hodges was elecssa
mayor By about loo majority.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
.ARRlY. AL Or THE ASIA.
NEW YoE1, April 4

Is II NEW II DIRK, April 4.
4 The steamship Asia, from Liver
pool arrived at B o'clock this after
NJ Don, bringing dates to Saturday eel
nit. tsTs
.-s%*.@ IL LIvEEPooL. March n
Wheat y unsettled AMI prices are
considerable lower. Flour ii dull
and prices are nominally ,inchangea,
Western Canal 3ls@ 32; Ohio $3.50
3Gs Cd. Corn has declined Is with
sales at, 3ls6l, closing duh.
Provisions are tuichang ed and quiet.
Lar I quiet at 5I@55ss
The Bank Of England has reduced
its intcrestIto the:iiniform rate Of six
per cent. Consols for money are quot
81 ut 924@63s n.
.*H HArRE, March 19.
Flour is quoted at 42f .50ca5of 43c.
Provisions are unchanged. Caro-.
ina Rice steady and firm. Lard Is
@75f,f duty paid. Sugar dearer. q
IA. f8 81 GENERAL News. ei
ri There is no English news Of impor-
lance. The King ofBelgium was the
guest ofthe Queen at3Windsor. 4
No business was done ilf London
or Liverpool on the 2lst, as IL was
good Friday. II t1s
Mfr. Buchanan introduced his suc-
eessor, Mr. Dallas, to the Diplomatic
Corps on the l7th and transferred
the: charge OF the Embassy to- him..
In the afternoon He went to Paris.
whence hew to return Friday. ana
would probably take passage in the
steamer Of April 10th or, 18th for
America. 4a # ,3,i Il
FRANcE.A dispatch from Paris,
lated Friday. March 2ist, says the
Empress and Imperial Prince were
both doing well.
The Prnssian Representatives took
their seats inthe Paris Conference al
the tenth meeting. The business Con
ference, was understood to be closed.
A Committee ofone9 Representative
from each Of the powers was engaged
in drawingup q formal treaty peace.
Adyicesfrom g onstantinople ofthe
18th say that Omar Pasha had arriy,
ed there. KIM. IN h ,1,fEt
There had been mortality among
the French troops in the Crimea. 81
Il Gen. Inders had ordered all Rus.
sian officers who were on furlough, Il
return to duty. Nj,
The news Of the armistice causel
the profonndest sensations, of Joy ii
both armies. q -s .', NJ
Along theshores ofthe Sea,of Azof
business had become suadingly ac,
tive. alsg sS,I f.t3 fst3
General Rawdoa, Canrobcrt andi
Bosquet have been made Marshals d
France. es ,f
SPAIN Adyices from Madrid n
port great alarm ID consequence "a
the new Carlistc conspiracy The Gov
eminent has been warned Of it, AND
the French frontiers are closely watch
ed. SgfM$ All Ess ss ssi u ~ s ssisI X s3
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16

The Know Nothings of Kanawhs Co.,
have "busted up There are two Know
Nothing candidates in the field for the
Office Of Sheriff, and the probability is
that the regular nominee, Mr.. Farley, will
,"come out at the little end Of The horn. =
II is said the enormous delegation Of ten
Know Nothings made the nomination..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
Baffale Asaa.my.

Looking upon this institution as one
Of the very best in Western Virginia,
its naefulness. under the management
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
s.. "a. REDICHEK,

II Informs the publie that be has recsises
an assortment 81 sg
Chairs, Rocking Chain, BuEeanss lafesi
W Bedsteads, Cribs, Matirasses,
And 4 general assortment Of Furniture
Y Which b will sell q i reasonable pre-
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16
Prom deIIlto..'

NEw Os1rAEs, April /
tits reported that tile Puebla Rev.
utionistssurrundercdt 6pvofn.
iment forces on the I'D. f{ n Othing CO.
finite has been received, however.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16

The attention of our readers is di-
rected to the. advertisement, of the
Pomeroy Academy. aa "a r r
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16

By referring 70 the tqreign news in
to-days paper, il will be seen that
peace in Europe il, about being ac-
cornpiishsd. qs51 ~ ii
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16

nj, A. Bedichek hasreceived q fine
supplyof furniture. See card. so
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16

Next week we viii publish . letter
from Hon. Samuel Caurathers.. !. I.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16

n Hon. John Letcher viii accept our
thanks for public documents. a
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Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

SANITY 1Iook, April Q Pm. II
The steamer Atlantic, with Liverpool
lates to the 10th ult., has passed here
The following IS summary Of her in
tclligence. .,.s. i =: u
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16

] The steamship Asia, from Liver
pool arrived at 3 o'clock this after
noon, bringing dates to Saturday 90
MIR a III tETs,#fs 53s & ~ vi
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-16

"Graham" has not been received,
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brooklyn City Intelligence.

Ihf CotU ~ GESmat SESSIONS I'm this court on "a
turday, Henry william heretofore convicted Of buIglary
in the hrs degree sentenced 70 the state prison Tor
the term Of ten years.
James Hcrry Smith (cccrcd) was tried on the charge
Of having obtained from April u August last goods 10
The amount OF $50. from Luther Eames corner OF Pine
arpea and Hicks streets under preencs that they were for
James Mcbride, IN whose service he formerly was Tho
evidence being conclusive yerlct of guilty was ren.
dered b. tie Jury.
George Hewlett, 4 coored lad and John Greenwood
white, aged respectively thirteen aud twelve ears were
tried on charge Of assault with attempt commit rape
upon little gir namei Mary txsin nous aged abou;
eleven years, in lane In Gravesend In August last Tho
jury ound them guilty Of assault Only. Sentence was
reserved.
WksstY RFropr o.. .lElrHs " THE CRY on BRooEtYS
iNnNG SErr. 20, 1866 Males ~; females a. Total "a
Adults, 40; minors 90. Principal dlseases--marasmu,
IL. cholera infantum, hydrocephaius Q; consumpop
dyscntery bilious lever, each O. convusons hooping
cough, darrbua spruc, Group bilious congestye fever
each q Inflammation Of bfain small pox uterine homorr
hage, teethng, yellow fever, each 9
nEA1n OF IoRsszo y SssrAsp--The ~ cu,ocratic stand
ing Committee OF Kings county held special meeting
On sanrdsy evening at which they passed resolutions
Of coincidence and respect In relation 10 the sudden de-
cease OF Lorenzo Z. shepard ESQ.,, lac Corporation
COUNSEL Of New York
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fHr RAZOR BoS-A large quantity the glass slobpar
ballot boxes, recently submitted the Common Council Of
New York were sent TO san Francisco Saturday and
vii be generally adopted Ia The land OF gold prevcn
tive 10 fraud at electors n the Common Council OF New
YORK are as anxious for the ruriy OF election they vii
ADOPT this glass ballot box.
ASSivpsAtY o PROCLAMATION ~ rus FRsvcy X,
rrmIc, 22p sxPnNRxs 1792Tne foreign red repub.csr
democrats residing IN our city viii, in accordance vu
the call Of the rarsiis'vs rcroruionrzrer NEE, m,
evening, a; No leo Hester street. to commemor..,
the above anniversary. committee will be IN a.,s.a
IN the afternoon TO register the names OF tbs.. -,
wish 70 spcsg 10 the evening. This celebration win
undoubtedly De attended BY all our red rxubjcs, ..
ciaists. y
Anirssr.-The state Guard, SSH Regmcn,. Captain
Johnson, will celebrate their annversary on roe.a,v
Sept y, by parade and dinner Al Washington u,ll
Hgh Bridge.
The l2h Regiment, Captain French viii maka Ne a,s,
form N2P NJ. ~ -"
Cetxrr The hrs, eleven Of the Long islanders win
pected. =
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AGRICrLTURAL FAIRS.

ANEW YORK STATE FAIR-To BIZ HELD AT WATER.
IN Jefferson county, the 30h OF September and
October 4 and 81 l56. The Nsterown, Rome and Cape
vuceu Railroad Company will regular aud extra trains
o moaaon OF passengers AZ greatly reduce rates
the reduction la price tickets
cured before taxing seats In the fu fare viii hc
charged TO those who have Ccs Tickets be pro
cicd New YORK, ~ tho Hudson River Railroad Conpanys
ticket once Peoples nc q steamers NJ the railroad ticket Of
New YORK Central Albany lca Syracuse Nochcs
Rlme, snd ~ all the way stations this road Rates Of
fnre-frOm Rome 10 WalefloNn And return 81 80 Lave
at0eS ard n aruclrs designed for exhbuon must be sent
fore ard during the week previous 70 Inc Fair. ~
no. .rcgit trains VIII be the road during the
days Il The Fair. Freight will be charged delivery
property for Transportation. and refunded return
acs with evllelge Of ihelr having been exbei The
YORK Central Railroad Company bave kindly alred the
number their ani 20 be able
procure from other roads iaa bc
rv frrraiea accommodate on b. wish 10 alend
CARLOS DuITOE, Supt Nacrioan ana Rome ksifcai
NAIUurowN, SEPT y 1856.
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Personal IntelllgsuS0

l. y Bcwdea' toi su 'ehelM " oOAs antnople; y. A.
smaley Chairman OF Nnlona' pe'hOc attic Committee;
and u fand ~ vermont, are ssSPP ng at the St nj.
choas
ARRIVALS.
At b. Clarendon Right Hon Robert rxa r,,i. 81 tf
shnes ',r,lj s"sn os.eo, sone al. Henry B Dunlop
sey, Dublin Ed. Y arch and family, puer, 1shein NJ Al
soccklc Russian Minister Wa.hin ,an NJ tese.na -
Parttr. thareson Hon. Mira Ch .ios ~, .,.a yn,, ~
~ n =, ~ fnr ais. ' and Mrs wmo John
s'n, Rye. John v. James aud
setN"ss,' N.p"l3 Boston. jose VI.
ny % w ~. raii,,i, o., uleston, VIM. B. Hodgson
All the Brevonr Iouse-fii -. A. ~. a.,
prusssn Minister; Ills Exeele ~, ~ ~ an rcfo
Minister Mr. de cramcr Seer iarv srthe po.., ar.,
Mr.. De vangnc 1neusc, Secreu ~ ~ ,,o rrene
tumlcv, Fsa Secretary cfh rrsh a.a.nn
and lady Washington s. unnna Iaehsa ~ ny
= n.s,,v .ayy; Professor Henry, Hon Ro
~ ~ ~ ....iss.sn' .WashnEon Hon. Geo. Washing
tes.a, 80 Mass Hon. George Lunt, Col. q.
stewart snd lady. Geoegf ''" :" As'f Ut .
From Norfok, Sc, ing teansbl, po.uo.. ~. go. .,
thclas buadAyouoic, ames w Rogart Ravn,o,J mo-
,ubbett " W!suu NJ Broun. lanes wo,dhonsa pen,v
Nhctmore sam ,pcg IN, l. Townsend Robt Wrigh fohn
IsyoTs Euw beaen' fenIy 1rpp James Ncboso, i = M
Franklin bskei ~ den Partridge, w Uambin ephs,
Houeas. ,nss u ayor, John Allen Fdw q Rainir,iye
Al Nrs hey cav inn, Ltleton Iipshur pavii n, b,f
lewis farHgsf rs Taggart Mrs Nelson smith Mrs tilen
Nctdy MIt hp ards Fitch Borrs, John Walker Bred W.
fht 1vs'sW enbers James kelsonand 10 the
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Political Grossxpv

The st. Lou5 Repab.sa~ has a setter from Seasrsoa
City hesouFi which states that Hsacock Jackson, ant
Bertnn 5eEoczA is elec.ei Leutea4nt Governor, over
Mr. New'.nd, the Know Esolhing caadidate by o. ma
jority
Among ale speakers al 5ohca, ms.ng at Par,sers-
burg ylrgns, few days s.,ce were w. Jackson and
w. L. Jackson on the democratic side, aid General J.
Jackson sno * ). Jackson, Jr. on the American side
Hon. VIM q. Seward writes % Detroit tooay that he
ss2 be in tie United States CT the "a dsy OF October
nth strength enough appear man asasag mer, hs
VII speak 10 a. many as will honor him with their at
tsaoaace At gof on that day.
TIE following tsSie will snow The nsior.aes By which
Fremont member shave been elected in the cAeas dis
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2ae as inAss o' respect we're paid yesterday 70 tfs
remains q 'ae Hon Lorcnzo Shepard by his relatives
aai s large circle .rends to whom, ne had en- ieare
himself ~ az many nobie qualities. The fansral took
place rom the ksv Er Adams church Of which deceased
Sas member Up 70 tie time OF his death. The eddce
was crowtsd 10 excess aud front thronged
ty large Number Who unable 70 Obtain admission
Among those wao hsd pay the ina. sal tribute
respect 70 tn memory OF Mr. Shepard o.
most prominent citizens, distinguished members Of the
New orS oensh aad bas, our highest public function
arcs aad numerous array cf his political frisnds Th
re'gioas exercises commenced aoou, O'Clock, thu
ceiha beng eyposs3 IA from; OF .hs palpt aud within
ssg Of the whole congregation Ga the lid of the coffin
was large silver plate, with lac following inscription
n l.tscA 80
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Tlur Tho Baptist church in Jersey City war burgls.
rously entered on Wednesday, while The pastor Rev.
Mr. Pumily was absent The thief broke into the study
aod tole several theological works, among which were
p chit, uThcooey" in four volumes and the works OF
Andrew Fuller, IN three volumes.
CONGRESSIONAL cosyrsuoS The Fnh District Congress.
ousl Convention Of New Jersey comprising hudson and
Fssex counties met At Newark Friday, % nominate
ca.dda'e for Congress Ngisrn insisted rnon ,ho nar,l
t'N MM' a x. Na ta'N .e# 1as#
ri m@tttw
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Williamsburg city Politics.

tHIH DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL NoaiSAnoS A meeting
Of delegates that seeded from the Convention last week
that nominated VIM. r. kcClsy was held on SATURDAY.
evening at Mershon's house, in South Seventh street
Delegates were present from the four wards OF old viii
lsmsburg and the Seventh and Eighteenth wall, =,
New York. The informal ballot resulted AZ foIloUs -
Philip Hamilton, 49, WIN. Marshall 81 Dr. Merkei OF Nov
ntict cCmr..t.a H1- sl... ...t ia NJ. n. III <
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Y. &. P.dMER's ApyBETisiE5 AGENCY.

Wee group q genuine philosophers assembled ror The
ie vsron. acquremens the srand coroIary Of her deb
eisions souo be thaths and only possible process
Iegag Ae iac ha, the Vas, domain o. scence and
ton ea dyIe I soDs g sss y esre & & aw q saga
u sweits Into prolific theme OF nomentous importance
Volumes eht be filled with enumeration Of is advsu
dvaneed for dsson ia o snowas vi aaseea IN IT'S
~ cts o1seryaon Ion and experience has beea discovered
necessary for him read the newspapers
main Object s % procure sooi srtiees
poes s ana IN 6en m 70 90 dsgose o. them soon = pe.
have tor ana make the saes5e ar:cies
ucuar mar or he purchase o. his stock he will attract
Power but hall power unless Intelligence guides The
pm sea ~ osees q ne age Are somewhat e the conioa
AMI ."r u' e Is Unless he mrna part Of our cigi,zi
Fosr success. progress Or social enioymsnt The
sseney steam has enlargea he solehouse % % spea q
MAJ bs, e. sa nd. duai nGaeee and the power wac
enable m g meet hs enl ged opportunities Is eoafesseiy
Ipsissace and en.crprise Il /. not he praise q
~ o & e mas eS n,s1s & t~S p'res p grass y Ero
s.iar. = y, Las oerfec'ed aud p IL operation msoher
apan'' "rd ant machinery TAT commanis tide
noble, secysneat not highest praise d lie aiys
r,lg ~, ~ ,ne = enr.. hing mefsaais maas.acarer
Of he prohs of trade The remuneration
rtty houlh ~ these eh Justly Br IA
III, esd.ag ile nausnee AL Increasing he c,oiency
op,nco ny ouec press reea.rgu from peculiar dcgeni
pressSn Il opiaon which / only n,minay enjoys waie
deriving T. main support from optional consthnency ia
that bread TO those who wouh pot their hcds with
lher "a hem, the o. ii they need
fsrt ,hr While thew work IN ha brings mnl To
upon - n tae common business aars oflfe each'ay ~,
klowicise seai'h aud Intelligence sncc - n hist
scrupuus guards he moral character OF the ant Of
the W rcf sing B aid 20 Ire producers AMI ess OF
wa.T, ig.aiens ether: and IL choosing medium
mHncsc Wh the public, makes int hgeuce rs standard,
ara pubic ~ aencc is object ~ no one bu al lhese con
iious of snc. prosperity ard national elevation int The
hehes q - aavertsire ,ysem % y o. Palmer AM
It, pro1sc c'n 10 the consiGera OF the community and
al Bs press Does The render suspect - Of attaching
undue l o.auee 70 his business agency Let him re
ntci thn The business inerns ol the country what
other shat Is ihc sesame 70 the principal hus
h.m u he couniryhA ~ " direct PATRONAGE
independent prcss, communicating 10 tha'
pres rfes, which commands the attention II business
men L !. lingng thc moral intelligence the educational
power e press TO bear uppa business enterprise inis
h. morals cncc and genial philosophy into the conduct
oi business tna building up practical OF business ct
WI cb drellned 10 elevate, and a. were, breathe
living su inio he labor aid commerce of the country
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BILLIARDS.


A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLES, fHs
~ latest styles made In tae best Of well
sonrd asfals also haal tables for sas al
O'tOsNOR A Cc.bFNDEB'S msnufAItory, So Ann s,seea
A BAssFopDs. 10 rTIToN STREET EASY Run
n ming u3ber snd air cushioned b ard tables wih ass
and marble b.is DEFY competition All made - order
pnd on hsnd. Erencl feathers pockets rmming. t,-
Tor sale.
NioDYI BILLIARD TABLES AND COMBfHATf0
N rustsaas-pacned February o. 1855; for sao oasy
The underseuod none genuine unss accomplished ~ as
grAyed d zse, with Ard daae of patent.
MICHAEL PIlftsAN, so Chambers s;rW
SyBARP's IMPROVED BiIgIkRD TAB1.Es--w rr
- matOc, slate and mahogany aeds also with is -
Nhita tsrliShs. ~ iuto s'.ons 1sna to hes
rcary neN. oals' c"es' uin-''"ks 49, ''1" ny Il
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September IL. 1853.
A1et - venra 2 pnrnfha "A nd Go 1au=

Age1 % yfAre. month"; and 33 days.
Alter the celebration o. the usual religious ceremonies
oriei and appropriate sermon delivered by Rev
Dr. Adams The Rev gentleman commenced By reading
the Frs Epste TO the Corlnt ians 18th chapter a pcu
lry applicable TO the event that hal brought
araphy Of the deceased Mr. shepard ne sad had been
eit IA orpIaa a tie early age OF twelve years
and was entf~y dspeniea. upon bis natural abln
tes II am&e De way through Inc world. Ee bad
DcIe ~ the advantages OF education, bat by
= 4 owa Iaaise1 energies and perseverance,
Ee Nofked mse!. rp y OF the highest Offices in
his native state. HIS lie was ful Of SIM greater pro
s's ns s ana he hsa .S already poson q hugh standing
yeTend speaker here alcded Incident precaedl his
iea'h q pre,i ihat some haze Preseatucn;s before
tEer deceass-cst SAID he, - i tac shallow Of death
olched them be re Is shaft ooi the VIA sar OF lie
ms he continued, ''an extraordinary circumstance
Inn. the very lasttht before 'he dea of ela he
hsd been IL New Je. sey attending political meeting
mdIiest he started or home ne company Of dearly
5eoved friend Beneath the stars ana their solitary
Light "a that CAIN coci ne began converse upon
1e subject OF personal Tshso2 lie told that fead tha,
he could discharge himself from ali per.onal
aId political duties In ihis campaign ae had Soas forever
Ni;h politics He aso :oid that friend lla, Shat
IT, esied him now gss hs relation to Co. ana eisrpv
and aid that aihsns with which his mind Cou.l now
sappe tn the greatest power anu earIeness the
s5enFt on Of the world by :he sou o. 1oa 10 wished
I hal been bis lot - have bee mlnser OF the Gospe
nd added that be Ind net Tor many years, ooniia,ed
imaet 10 sleep 81 nist wtnog. cngag pray
Sr, sni enoeavcfng 70 settle his God. The
leasor hero tacs occasion to speak OF the be a es
,ets Of religious iuenee sad concluded ,, exhortnx
ineulcated upon a.. Christians.
Al the close q ihs rezious exercises the fuaeras pro
ccssion was formed ~ the following order IA Twenty
iCutth street
Lorenzo b shepard Guards, in c,zen',dress.
Heaes OF pepaltn.f lts oi toe City cove rnmeat.
Comnttse oi ArraDsemehts Of the Cor ,mo1 Council.
The Mayor ana Presidents Of the .woJ joar3s.
Ihe sergeanta' asms o. the Boards Of Aldermen aai
re r'emoer' Of ;sc Law DepaItnoo !,
/ +; s.5s.. A:s s.sa' U q 5 s:ss:i s.:..a
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City Politics.

fMKRif.N NosINATIoSs ron Corvufvvv or ruv ssvsy
ixzsTH WARp.--ieh district, VIM n seh,rcr. s-s rs.
wm ~. Fslconsr, tsih a. sclauga g.cs .4Gly. "A. n
Nrgcs sch do, Celcg A,ssr,
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THE MILITARY.

A 1TENTICN, DAWSON GUARD. THE MEMBERS OF
n the ABOVE company are requested 10 meet ~ Mttry
Ha on Iueeay The sJd inst ats O'Clock 10 elect officers Tor
the ensuing ear and n trans other business OF mrofanc'
BY order THOMAS WILEY. Chairman pro ten,
u. q. LtSpsAY Secretary pro lem.
Il lindsey Bill ES ARMoRY, BnOOKEs ROOMS, No.
IL 2tl Hracme street, New ORR September, tS-6 The
members Lbs command hereby notified 10 assemble
drill Monday evening, I'D cf September ms ant.
uclfek precisely Ry order.
EDGAW A. ROBERTS, Cspasp
JopN R TopsEp orderly Sergeant
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