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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

Iowa. on the It'll day Of june ns 1t, =, ,n,~r au..
klGTE1 kEssokH FSa 1858
urxRy1. prk rs. rr. J9 with pisrsou xco
I aasn, - ts sS Us Fss;,ssss
CHARLSE 9G c%RH s Ss' Feavsf. Co.
HENRY sSsfsn aa:ss Erwin M.nus Co.
ROSCOE H. cHASsiNS s: With Corn EreA.ns. Bank
- rvv For Directorn Syu.. =, ~
WH MIcKHas with via f s' Mall ssesmsap
M P6R67. ~'sS Sr S'% ao Sniurn Co
A LEE WARD, with strnser Kohl Co
SiE sfFSt bEs ss x @ Csc Son
% = s q SsS The
ticket was unanimously ne%nsteS and S5Ssrsd 70 be pub
j. a. Dow, Secretary.
Election on tuesday May IS, from A. .to9P.n
AExRCANTnE LIBRARY AseoCIATloN.-rBE RLEC-
Van be held T 0%ss Nay IS polls open from
2 & % % The .san
proposed smenemsn Of the consi uon CHAP l. Art and
as TO he increase of the annual 'Ss' ruRpY Rec Sec
NTKW YORK AND HARLEY RAHROAD OoNP ANY
The annual msens Of socisocsr: 70, The election q
twenty siIh street and avenue Tuesday Mar IS
The poll 1s S GS0o Ga :. md M
v Be ciO,sd from ocloca p n Of ne nh lsss Sn
Treasurer pro tenn
OPFIcE OF CHPPEwG FALLS LUxBERINa COM
~ paby Chippewa fails. w., April "a 1870
Proposals Will be received at this once Until the s day OF
June NEXT Tor building SPARTAN
Across tbs falls OF the Chippewa river, In town - North,
range West ss dam be 700 10 500 feet long and l6 feet
high aud 70 be built In the most subsAoiiA and
The MAO me % ss OF a md
enough 70 allow lumber rats 70 pass 10 safety
timber 70 used will be about 30 900
feet running and viii average 10 inches In d.
All The necessary timber and plank viii be furnished the
contractor si the head Of the falls. 49,
The contract awarded the 18th Of June and will
be executed Immediately Afterwards The work must
the LIST July or at ~ early day previously a The
permit and must be completed by September L.
subject detention from high water
For OF The contDP, satisfactory
curiy the amount Of $1,000 win be recd On the erecu
Psns and specifications peces.Ary nsormson WIN
street. Chicago, or To JOHN JUDGE secrenC;
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
DROPOeXIs ron rHK SUPPLY OF IRnsH bHxy FOR
he OF Unled seaies troops stationed ~ Forts Colum-
bus and Wood r. T. H. for commsac.ag ia nae,
1893 WIN received IT the once Of the A. A. o. vWt
Cc,umbus n H. until the Ian inst The beef % be q Ne
: and ssS Sr ana h,Sa
umbus Wood such times and N sucn quanuues
be repaired Proposals viii be adfeassd 70 1st Lieut.
Moore ID 1nfAntry, A. A 9. y, rort ooirnbss y. H.,
For, Coiumsaa n. H. on ne I'd inst, n O'CLOCK Az
no CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED roR
hiins In aad grading coal sshes earth, or ANY Other
suitable material be used part Of the water front the
river, the confluence Of kewtown creek. Lcnx
Island To be Ieft al the oce II CRANE ELY. Hunters
Point where all necessary particulars and exhibit Of ia
gram u the proposed bulkhead can be had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15
U,REsH BEEF AND vKaErABLEs FOE THE NAVY.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, I
New YORK, NAY I, 1853.

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, I
NEW YORK, Nay I. 1853
Sealed proposals viii be received at this ONCE until SAsur
twenty ninth day OF Nay 1855 for the supply
OF such quantities Of fesh beef and vegetables = may DO
mencng the LIST day Of July ne1 and ending the sob
June, 1859.
The vegetables he OF good quality and the
best the ket affords AMI each article must be offered for
Bond with approved security will be required In half
the estimated Of the contract and twenty centum
made collateral security for the due OF
the cont~rt which Will account DO paid until Ia fully
complied With.
very made be accompanied directed In the
Congress Masking Appropriation for the naval service
for 1851 approved 10Th August lss6a By written qua.
ranty signed responsible persons 70 the
they undertake thai the biz der bidders
viii II their bid accepted. into obligation
the ARTICLES proposed
Noproposa will be considered unless by such
guaranty. GEO. N SANDERS. Navy Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

ITO ENGRAvERs AND uNDyRrAKERs-wIIIIA
STREET manufacturer of mscht polished card plates
ard conn plates the card plates being highly poshed
the labor % burnishng Terms moderate. Orders puna-
tually aitendedlo 70. No. 60 Duane street, New Yut.
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MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY.
Nl Tho annual meeting of the stockholders of this com
papy for the ensuing win
be ONCE of the company in the city of Davenport
Iowa. the It'll day Of June next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

(vOUfTRl BOARD.-TwO ELEGANT FAMILY ROOMS,
on hrs MOOR opening on piazza, may be had imme
dste application for the IL, Of june plenty pure milk
location unsurpassed last boat leaves 6i< NJ, arrives
re CITY "a A. M distance three quarters Of hour from
Hunter boz 2e56 Pos, Office
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u,Hr HATs.-wnsor's HAIR REsroRER COMPOSED

vrUE HAIR.-wrISoT's HAIR REsrORER COMPOSED
entirely Of vegetable Ingredients The principal being boz
leaves declared 70 be by all Who have used the most eca
article discovered for and In
cre.sns the growth the hair VIII prevent badness and
the growth hair has fallen out II will check
premature grayness strengthen hair dsrdruf sick
headache scrouls renders hair so healthy and glossy;
dry the hair like oils decidedly the cheapest asd
uneqused smedIes for keeping The hair moist ipsIns 70
cents bottle Agency 800 brand street in the drug store
Don't druggists recommend you another article beng
a. good: get the genuine none al all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

IN spRrNa sTRRRT-OLATRvoyANCl-N awy
llO MouR, The most successful medical and bushes
cistrvoyAni America Consultations business chn.sa
,bseni friends ios pruperty &c ard satisfaction psy
Gray hsir r-sowct 70 ~ original solow without fall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

DATENT EXPANDING SCREW FASTENING
subscriber IL prepared 10 all orders for hi
patent screw fwenpg Illustrated In No vol NJ scenuac
American for steng iron and together oornce snd
other ornaments buildings the mouhoiec hr~ clay
re,ors and In fact securing firmly togeh any smar
objects for which purposes they Invaluable He Offers
for sale portion or The whole n the English patent OF this
desirable Invention For further information address Otto
Ahlsirom, 500 First avenue, New YORK city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

e,rRANGERs ATTENDING THE Anniversaries
shonn nod fail 10 obtain correct phenologica delinea
10, ~ chsrscter AL FOWLER WILLS, a03 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

ITO MAIsrEps BREwkhs Nd ~ p ~, LIZ
subscribers are prepared 70 receive orders f
,,s ana fuei and best flooring In The tile
can be PACKED fos shipment In small compsss ard Ne
~ he usual nsnper for flooring short notice T. a. Ar
NoT CO. sole owners OF the patent al Broous streel
second door Of Broadway, MY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

pnEzrnM ny, Pin PIE. @, 1IS ,is M
external plea Warranted 70 For sale By drugEsa
Wakins ointment fails 70 give relief In tie de-
reaairr and generally effects speedy
b enough sasy the most incrcduloua No pain
Pull directions accompany each bon. BE and Ess -
genuine Zee The written Of A. u. watkins go
boz Depot and Eenera agency for watkns pc ointment
:, No. SO orsnd street ~ who're all orders must -
lowest pricel A. X. WArKIke. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

orr wEsr TWENTY SECOND sTREET-Io LEI
20 rooms furnished or unfurnishea WIN pVAfa ie'ms
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NOTICE MRS FLUERy, ss BROowF sTPFpv
IN gives information ali events Of lie BY ne sies
OF the planets and queeoos On business marysge
abseai friends, &c By magnetism. She speaks French
Enriish and German.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

RoNDs FOB SALE NEW YORK, NAY s lsss-FIRs1
and second mortgage bonds Of the Milwaukee and Hor
ooa Railroad Company for sale - KANE IS Piae street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15
DuRE COUNTRY MILK. FOR HOTELS, REsrAU

DURE COUNTRY MILK, FOR HOTELS, REsrAU
rants and private families For the Last fifteen yesrr
have been engaged In the milk business In this city And
have sold Of any oher than country MIX
received daily No 81 Sixth BY rslrcad
from farm in Morris county New jersey and rom farms
In Westcbeser Orange and uchess counties We use IN
supply fifteen thousand quarts OF milk
day which rclad nearly all the first class hotels snd
confecor well pearly thousand prt-
vse families all ef which will cseerfuly recommend our
milk being pure and uuadueraed and promptly DE.
lvered Families and other parties wishing be supplied
with pure couatry milk leave their address ~ depo
No 81 Sixth avenue We refer 10 the following ho;els
and fectouer well to all the families we supply
Hotel Rrevoort Honss Everett House Merchants Hotel
Western Hotel Esrl's Hotel Ioveios Hotel Pacific Hoe,
Clarendon Hotel, Wargoner MCCULLOUGH ssoon, InomP
Sons saloon, Henry Deans ssoon I9snnf s1oon
Delmonico's ssloon Stevens HOUSE, " y Poud, W. ~
siytb svenu,. H. ri piusmore u, 81 ssth avenue We
shal he happy show milk ,ne unercn,
many OF old ones j. ID bAihS " eh" s'snue-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-15

(oUNTRy BoARD-oN THE RANKS or THE EAST
river I'VE miles from City Hall foot Of Seventy sirth
sweet gen'eti family can ind pleasant accommodaons
Herald once -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-27
PERSONAL.

-. Capt. Dunovant, u. 8. A, Is at Browns.
80. p. r. James and family have arrived in
New York - = y 80 y - 81
80 The Queen ofEngland has arrived at Edin-
burg from Leeds. 81
The Marshal Duke Of Malakofrhas returned
to London from france.
-. Miss Amy sedgwick is slowly recovering
rom her severe iliness. ~ I
4 -. Maj. Mordecai, Colonel r ipley aad G r.
Baleh, L. 3. A, are at the National.
THE Prince Imperial Of France and Count
Walewski have LETT Paris for Baritz
49,. We are Informed OF the arrival at Potsdam
of the King and Queen Of Prussia.
8 ....The Prince Regent of Sweden has returned
from his excursion TO the northern PROVINCES.
.--.... Hon. ID. Al. -Barringer and family and Mrs,
Qutman and family are at the Everett
House, New York. It, -......s
....A despatch announces the arrival of tbs
Grand Duke Michael, of Russia, and the Grand
Duchess. his wife, at Kafia, in the Crmea
The King Of the Belgians spent four DAYS
at Geneva, and left to go by Neufchatel Zurich
and Ragatz to Villa Giulia, on the Lake of Co.
mo.
The Emperor Alexander left Moscow on
the e2d ult. to visit Nijuni Novgorod, where the
celebrated fair Is being held. The Emperor was
to be joined by the Empress, and on the I'd inst
their Msjesties were to set out for Poland
-. Gen. Scott, we are sorry to learn Is still
suffering severely from his fall at Cozzens' Hotel
w est Point, last week. The pains in his bac
from the fall have been severe from the first and
since then he is not able to move or be moved
He will he broug Int to the city for better medica
attendance as soon as he can be comfortabl,
moved, and In the meantime his friends are VERY
anxious about him on account of his ace and thu
injury received by him.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence of TIE Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. q, 1853
Last evening, about O'Clock, a frame stable
belonging to John Laphen and in the rear of his
residence on Royal street was found to be on Ire
The fremen gathered quickly at the alarm and
saved the stable from other damage than the loss
of It's roof aud some Of the plankinp of the loft
At the breaking out of Tie flames, valuable
horse and COW were IN the stable; but they
were driven out and saved
On Saturday morning; spark from the chin
ney OF Capt loves residence, on Duke street
set fire to the roof. 1t was extinguished, howe
yer, without the aid Of the fremen
As the afternoon down train On the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad neared Culpeper Court
house on Saturday, the cow-catcher Of the loco
motive struck man who was living on one side
OF the track. The cars We're stopped and Il was
found that the deceased had been killed by the
blow. His name was James Petty and he was a
resident of Culpeper county
The hre department committee of the City
Council meet to- night a committee of the Fire
mems Convention, when, we trust arrangements
Will be made for "a redress Of grievances
The Washington and Alexandria ferry steam-
ers have adopted a new time table, which went
into operation this Misunderstanding the public
much more accommodation than during the past
season. Two better commanders than Captains
Price and Baker never trod steamers decks
Markets to -day-Oferings fair, markets Quiet
Wheat-sales white, 81 25aSl IS; red 81 aOa
81 80: fair to good Corn-Sales scas3c. RYE
sales at SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-27

FROM VESEZUELA.-By the arrival at New
York of the brig Sagman, Captain Chase, from
Porto Cabello, we have Venezuela dates to the 5th
inst Monagas left Laguyra on the 3lst ult, in a
national vessel for Martinique. The French and
English fleets sailed from the ba Dor of Laguyra
on the 10Th ult- The diplomatic questions had
all been amicabiy adjusted and the country was
quiet There was nothing new politically. Con-
ddence was being fast restored and business was
gradually improving again The coffee crop had
.been pretty much all gathered and the supplies
arriving were light, and of an inferior quality
Hides were arriving very slowly, and prices
daily advacing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-27
SPIRIT OF FHE MORNING PRESS

The Union of yesterday treats OF the 'Rights
and Remedies of Southern Citizens in the Ter
ritories'' fH.
The Intetiigenesr, remarking upon the fail.
ure Of the croaking prophecies that foretold
that South Carolina would give the General
Government trouble in the matter of the
Echo's negroes, says:
"ln this Instance we have an example of re-
sPset FOR !ap which they. perhaps would do well
20 initiate who have been In such haste to cast
Tue nfst stone at South Carolina
Tbs same paper notices the Massachusetts,
assertion that the Administration will send
forth the officers OF cur Navy armed with
proper precautions snd careful instructions
against permitting the recurrence of another
such embarrassment" as tolIows
The Justice Of this gratuitous sssmise can be
properly appreciated in the ht OF the fact that
as we learn, a steamer has just been dispatched
BY the Navy Department TO cruise in the waters
of the Gulf of Mexico under special instructions
to keep sharp lookout for slavers. and to bresR
up, ~ possible, the fraudulent use OF our flag IN
the prosecution of an inhuman traffic."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-27

From TURKS IsLASD.-By the arTival at New
York Of the ship Sarah Marsh we have received
advices from Turks Island to SEPTEMBER. The
news is unimportant, except that President VAL
verde and suits, comprising the Ex-Ministers II
State and Finance and War, arrived at Turks Is.
land on the Sd instant from Port au Platt, having
left their families at Santiago. IL was rumored
that Santana had expressed regret at the fight of
Valverde, and had sent to him an invitation to
return to Santiago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-27

The CASE OF THE SLAYER ECHo.-The case
of the captain Of the SLAYER Echo was trial at
Boston on Saturday.
Lieut.. Bradford, Of the u 3. brig Dolphin,
testified that after a long chase on the 18th of
August he boarded the Echo on the coast of
Cuba, and found six or eight persons on board
He could not say that the prisoner was He
asked who the captain was, when person re-
The hold of the vessel was full of negroes
sent the white persons on board of the Dolphin
and proceeded to Charleston, where we delivered
80 negroes to the u. :. authorities.
On being cross-examined the witness stated
that II was dark when he went on board the brig,
out thinks the prisoner was the ffrst man he
spoke with; he said he supposed he was the
captain, but afterward denied it. He was very
much excited about our raising the English Tag
aud / told him I should suspect his being the
captain from the interest he appeared to take. He
on board the Echo from the coast of Africa.
Lieut. Carpenter on being put upon the stand
testified positively that the prisoner at the bar
was the man who conversed with Lieut. Brad
ford The prisoner was sent on board the Dol
phin; the trunks were sent with him. One was
aftervaId returned as not being his property blu.
DIR. Brown, Of the Dolphin, was the next wit
ness. He testified that Captain Townsend one
of the prisoners sent on board the Dolphin, was
render Of the vessel
Captain Townsend saw the collector, who said
the judge was away, and he thought the United
Stitcs ~OulU refuse 10 take the prisoner
without warrant. He afterwards did refuse
The Dolphin sailed for Key West, but the cap.
tain finding orders for Boston left for that port
Several other witnesses were examined, each
ofWnom identified the prisoner as the one broug b
from the Echo.
The captains clerk testified that he saw tbs
word "Echo'' pointed on the stern Of the cap.
tuTed vessel, but underneath thin coat of pain
he discovered the words putnam, of ". Or.
leans''
Upon the conclusion Of the above testimony
the case was adjourned over until Tuesday the
question ofjurisdiction being held in allowance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-27
POLITICAL.

D. Lard Middleton Is nominated for the United
States Senate In the Marion Is. Co. Star. ~
The Democratic convention Of the 18th lis.
trict of Pennsy lvania, after a severe struggle
nominated Mr.. Fisher, of York, for Congress.
John McReynolds, of Columbia county, has
been nominated by the Democrats for Congress
from the Twelfth district Of Pennsylvania on the
l50th ballot.
b Robert Parker has been nominated rs the Dem
ocratic candidate for Congress in the nineteenth
district OF New York, and Robert Mcclellan ia
the twelfth district 81 an. 81.
John r Goodrich is the Democratic nominee
for Congress, against Mr.. Spinner, the Repnbii-
caa candidate, in the st. Lawrence and Rerkimer
District Of New York.
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~ CLAGETT DODSON,
ILXTENSIVE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
SUPERIOR FURNITURE
ID r. Y GO oDs q.
No. 4, MARKET SPACE

We take great Measure in announcing to House.
keepers. and all who expect shortly TO CONNIE nee
housekeeping, that our took of goods in the above
lin. Is now very complete in all departments.
THE FIRST FLOOR (BasemenD .
CLOTHS IN ali The newest and most .pproHed de-
MATTINGS. ali widths. Door SAT fsS &c snse q
THE, SECOND FLOOR (Ground Entrases)
IL hlled with an immense assortment OF CARPET
lNGS. consisting Of great variety Of new and ele
lrgran. Wool Dutch and Venitian. in al widths
Also, Crumb Cloths, Druggets, Rugs. and Door
Mats, IN pleasing variety.
THE LINEN ROOM (Sane F1oo,)
IS hlledvi q very extensive stock If all kinds OF
the vsFy best grades T. A BILE and BED LINENS,
fame for exeeenoe. Also. Bed Quilts. Toilet Cow
ers, elegant French and Ens lish nrnIture Chintz-
es, Dimities, Blankets, Pisno and Table Covers.
THE SECOND STORY [TRird Floor 20
~ hl.sd rIth sapste sad Wafshcsss ss.ortm1at
PETIN GS. IN al grades of quality, at prces won
Our CURTAIN DEPARTMENT is on this
foor, which is filed With all that 10 new, elegant
al kinds of apartments, from the most gorgeous
Silk, Damask, Brooatele, down to the lowest prioe
MerinO.f F" n = [.t- ri ID
THE THIRD SrORYtFonyth Floor
Is filled with that Is novel In the latest pI oduo
tions from the looms Of rance aud England. in SUI
CARPETlNGs.s some N the style Of Lohia xiv,
with their Rugs to match. .f"' -. 's4--
Our prices ere warranted to be quite a. low @
those ofapy OF tbs Northern cities, whilst our selec
Tn, % Who live out or the city can have their
Carpetngs cut to ut their rooms and sent hons with
the Greatsst facility without trouble. =. =. y
Sc q cost CLAGETT & DODsON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-27

IL The whole saMber of deaths In New
York city last week wiS sfI, of which AZ were
from consumption I'm Srsoklyn the deaths were
10, of consumption IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-27
GIG GREAT ECONOMY DO
cIO IN FUEL DO
EDDY CO.'S SMOKE GAS CONSUMING
COOKING STOVES.
The only perfect Smoke and Gas Consumer
In the market!
These Stoves, called the "ArbIter," just received
are for sale at
e. w GOD WARDS
MhrhofoLiItANc SroEE AND CRATE
:}lS

are for sale at
c. w o d w A DIS
FACTORY,
No. Sis Pc. av., bet,ceen l0th asd IIth SIS.
VINO Is the sole Agent z them for the UistrIct Of
Columbia; by consuming their own smoke -
aud gas they will save full one-haf of the 81
luel used IN ordinary Cooking Stoves The
Stoves are 80 constructed that the cold in is~
introduced under the bottom of the ash nit psssrs
up through double hre box, becoming A. teIsey
heated to the top OF the FIRE box, ignting with the
s smoke and gas passing under the AXE oven VA
names. They have an extra large bake oven also A
large water tank attached behind. winch CONSTANTLY
supplies not water, These Stores are rae rsHsiss
asa ortgtnaf fds bsrsers, very heavy, from " hch
mere are several spurioas ones gotten up.
would Also beg leave to call lar attention
g my celebrated Double Oven slng : ar Cooking
stove. whioh 10 superior to any douhle oven Cook
Inc Stove now in the market. The csstinrs are
much heavier than the old Morning star or sny
siuliar stove. and have the Rooster Rake oven
ana bnlers much nearer the FIRE.
would also state that have A lsrge nm ,,ly of IN
,.n e. STOVES q The most approved modern pat
carefully selected by myself Please rive me call
AMI you VIII see some Of the handsoInest and best
stoves Thar the North Can produce.
N. II. One Of the Gas RurperY can he .een !, fuu
opsnsion IN my Counting room from O'Clock q. IN.
"H'io ~ 'n. &c Is 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-27

NoTIcE-Many accounts due the Star Office by
persons in Maryland have been placed In the
hands OF Mr.. w. C. Lipseomb, for collection,
who Is authorized to collect md receipt for those
OF It's bills he may present tn our debtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-27

n|I. o. OF R.-CoLUMBIA DISTRICT TENT No,
lS 4.-The Ofhcers and members of this body are
notthed to attend a SPECIAL meeting TIL Monday
EVENING, alta o'o"ck, at Ten peranoe Hall. A
full attendance 10 desired. -
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/ OST! LOSIm LOSr!!.
IL so REWARD
Lost, in Washington or Georgetown. on satur-
day. LINEN WALLET, contal ming number Of
promlssOry notes. as far recol eoted, follows
Two notes of lex. BlUndIn, dated Aug ust 5th.
ST. AID months, drawn IN favor Of Jarrett Meem
and endorsed BY them, for SSnO each.
One note Of WIN. Payne ard wife. dated AuRust
Is, at months, for 1871
Three notes Of Bemuel Williams at 81 DAYS for
wilson.
One note OF C. Cmhau. for SIOo. dated Nav 9th,
Just, for 500.
One note Of Samuel Kelly, dated September 18th,
lS5o, Tor S64, drawn IN favor of endorsed by w. a.
Clamp tie and twa others of same date, hearing
same name and erdoTsement, over due, for SI6l
each.
Also: an over due note of H. N. Lansdale. for
Also, an over due note Of 6. vanderwerken, for
S84A.
And ten notes Of e: Emmerson. drawn IN favor Of
ana ebdorsef by w. Simms, dating monthly from
November lMh, 1885, at IS months. for go each !;
with lumber of other notes reooll ect ed, and
papers which are Of no value to any one but the
owner.
All persons are hereby notified not TO receive any
q me above papers as Duplicates Will be called for
The hinder ~. receive the above reward nv Ieay-
me them at T: wHEATLEY'S Lumber Yard No.
81, south side Water street, Georgetown, d. z.