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An OaEAMENr TO SOCIErY.-The conduct of
certain youngsters who consider that they
alone have right to talk in company reminds
me of the awful satire of Charles Lamb upop a
pompi0us young ass in the English navy,
who mainly monopolized the conversation at a
hospitable table of friend in Camden town.
where Lamb was an hOnOred guest THAT is
a most extraordinary circumstance which Won
mention" said Lamb; " wonder he had not
Immediately ceased to exist" oh no-o. not
At all; mere bHLlet wound, don't you see but
4 bali-a enn'ion ball, don't you observe, is a
different matter Once OH the Terrific Jo.
hanusbull,' (47S gunsbip, ye kno',) there was
a suilaw who mounted the swawOuds-a ball
came and took off his 'ands and harms. lie
dwopped, of caws; but W lie he was dwopping
don't ye see, there came another cannon ball
which struck him abaft, and took off both of
his legs. 1t couldn't possibly ave 'appened,
you observe, In ten cases out Of five, in tho
most tewifck engagement. Wonderful :" ex-
claimed Lamb; I" and you so1c this YOURSELF"
:, saw it as plain, p raps on the ole, palmer
that what see you at this moment - All I,
was the seaman saved You say he dropped
'elpless 'ulk into the hOcean; but was he hull
tmately saved? "GoOd God. no harms
gone-legs shot hOff, don't ye see low could
be swim Lost, of caws ~ 'eWhat a pity ~,
said Lamb, mn5ingly-'' if that man had been
saved, he might hare beeoms an ornament to
society ~
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IL Tue U = steamer Michigan is on its way
10 T. le, Pa TO receive Mahomed Paeha who is
travelling in the West
H What is the difference between a ship
and a hon The hen lays one egg and the ship
'ays to-" -f
IL In regard to apple tree blossoms I'm this
month red blossoms indicate fruit, aud white do
nn The general. Iedness Of the blossoms this
season Is a good omen
IL The inability Of a wife to make bread has
bern declared suttc gIound for divorce By a
County Agricultural Society Of the State of
Iowa. -
" One argument In the British parliament
in favor Of letting men marry their deceased
wives sister. was, that by doing d man had
only one mother-in-law instead of two.
! III A large warehouse at Kansas city con-
tainiDg three hundred tons of Government stores
II the other day with d tremendous crash. For
~ wofkmen had left the store few moments be
fore.
: u kind Of marriage bank, ~ proposing to
provide q snug little fortune to girls foolish
enough TO deposit their small earnings In il, has
Just smashed al Berlin. No less than l2OO credit.
Ors nave come forward.
H. "Ah, Mr.. SImpkins we have not chairs
enough for our company - said CAV young wife
| 10 her frugal husband. "Plenty OF chairs, my
dndky bnt little too much company, replied
! Mr. Simpkins.
| IITSpea aking Of the Arctic, Capt Hartstene
which has been ordered to the Gulf a New York
| pap-r ailudes to that vessels Arctic perform.
ances, and says that she then after AK ane; -
| but slr has gone now for ''Styx.n
III A quaint writer observes that at L., with
| reference 10 her beau, woman inquiries which
IS het AT ~, grown more ambitions, who Is
be- Al %, the world having produced It's ef-
| tects, what has he But at 80 In despair, whsre
| Is lie. Is IL true, ladies
| W Thomas Cooper, the neted sceptic and al-
tlor o; the "Purgatory Of Suicides" !" has recently
become eonveit TO Christianity; and after lIav-
ing sPtht tnify years OF bis life in lectnring and
W. iting against the Bible, he is now striving to
make repaiation for the ni schief he mus have
done, by iectaring in defence of the sacred Scrip
| lures.
! W Sir John Pakington has offered to place
| vessels at the disposal OF men of science for OBJ
ssrving the great cell pse Of the sun, which will
| take place in September next. This eclipse will
be total, aud Its appearance will be seen in south
| America, particularly about Lima. 1t is antici.
pated that an astronomical expedition may be
orgsnzsd, and In this case foreign astronomers
would be Invited to join the expedition.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
49, w ashInsiOn, May ~. l85S.
In pursuance OF the "act legallzing and making n
prcpIatlohs Tor such necessa objects have been
usually included the general Appropriation bt!l
without autho. ty OF law, and to Tx and provide for
certain Incidental expenses OF the de partments aud
Oftces OF the government and for other purposes -
approved 26tn Ausust, 1912, sealed proposals will
be received at This Department until three O'clock
p. m, on the 26th Of June next, for furnish
Ing such articles of station ~ NAV be reauIred by
1t Tor one year from the LIST day of uy next, a, emu
nefated iR the sutJOled schedule and estimate of
quantity but II - to be understood by persons pro-
posing that the department TO be al liberty to h
eIther les, or greater quantity of any article than
Is speched, according to its wants duTIug the ear
Each article to be Of the best quality, and to be
delivered without delay when ordered.
SCHEDULE.
Paper, handmade, Of Linen, lad or psrs.
80 realms foosoap, Whatnlan's or Joynsoh's
- per ream
reains quarto post cream-laid, to weigh not less
than pounds per ream, trimmed, one hall
ruled On three sides w hat mans or Joyn-
-. toh b, per ream
~ Tedihs note paper. oream-a dan2Sk, What
man or Joynsons, .r. per ream
Enreiops Paper, smooth.
az reaIns snper royal, yellow, per reanl
lU 90 DO whIte, thick, do
lu 90 royal, do do do
30 blottlng paper. royal, rcd, do
! do white blottng boards, do
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TALE OF LOvE-An old JVfts IN Search of
ter fO"ng HUs5d,,d About six months snce
an elderly lady of property, living in Brook.
iyn, New York, who bought her fashionable
wares al celebrated dry goods house in Broad
way, became enamored OF a handsome young
man who attends there. After many visits. she
decided to invite the young man to her mag.
nihcent house in the city of churches She told
him she wanted to see him on matters of prayest
Importance. He blushed, and more ont of
curiosity than admiration he consented to visit
her The young man was dazzled at the mag
nihcence OF the house to which he had been 10
vlted, and was entirely lost in coniecturiuy for
what purpose he had been brou ght thither. The
lady, after giving her guest some vinous re.
ireshment, proceeded to narrate the fact of her
long observation OF his respectable conduct
adding, that she bad inquired OF his EMPLOYERS
and found him to be highly moral and worthy
young man-worthy Of a better situation in
society She confessed that she had become
enamored OF him, not, of course, for his pbysical
beauty, but for his moral worth, finally wound
up by Offering him her hand in marriage The
lady was on the shady side of five and forty.
while the lover was not twenty two summers
old. The latter was in love, too, with n hand
some young lady in the millinery department
OF the same establishment where he was en-
pioyed. lie hatly refused, Notwithstanding
that she had some $50 ,000 which she could place
IN his hands After several interviews. the
widow gradually won the young man to her
views; and, finally, he consented to, and did
marry her After the marriage she refused to
make over her real estate to her husband, and
this displeased him. About week ago the
" Benedict" thought he would take trip to the
country, to see a few friends. His wife cor.
scnted; but in few days, he not returning, she
concluded her bird had flown. She started in
pursuit of him and learned that the youpv
lady had accompanied him in his flight. The old
lady arrived in this city, and consulted with
an experienced detective, who put her, after
some inquiries. on the track Of the guilty pair,
VINO had gone further west. The wife says she is
now prepared TO give him full control Of all her
property, if he will but return to his home.
CAIcagO Daily Union
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rHEOPLASTIC PROCESS
" AN IMPROVEMENT IN
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY,

Dr. L. q. HILLS respectfully informs the public
th3t ne Is now prepared 10 insert partial and -
fnll setts OF TEETH at reasonable rates -
on this Improved plan. The great advan S-IID
tage TINS process has all others 10 Is perfect
adaptation. The method of itself insures a most
perfect ht The metal entirely free from al! me-
hIo taste and none of the seoretiOns OF he mouth
can have any elect upon It. Testimonials from the
most prominent citizens OF Baltimore, confirming
ITS great superiority, oan be seen. All those per-
sons who are suffering with i'll adapted plates will
please give me call, and will Ike great pleasure
In explaining and exhibiting to them specimens Of
the work. All inquiries should be made ct nv Of
hce,a as am the only authorized gent for this pro
cess.
Office, No. 30 Penn. avenue, between 18th and
Isl n streets, next house above GautIer's.
.ap Is SIN
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them properly in the days of their childhood
and thither, no doubt. will be d;recteS H.
contemplation and punishment who iudsetb
the world Alright! Let parents, then, first of
All things remember their accountability for
toe conduct of their children; and to ali our
readers We would add, deduce what good YOU
can from this narrative, by ponderins over it
uhth we present You our HMmOrOKs Storu :,
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.
FERAAsrEk's 0rFIcK. U. 3. N. CokPs.

h, Z. .. w.
WARRINGTON, May 10. lu58.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office un-
Ing such quantities. of wood and coal as may be
requ red TOR the Marines stationed at Washing ton,
u C from st July, 1853, to S0th June. 1859. Ike
coal to be best anthracite white ash. broken and
screened and free from dust AID to weigh 2i0 lbs
TO the ton. The wood to be best oak sspling and
both the wood and cozi to be delivered the requi
sition oil the Commanding Marine officer, and piled
and measured at such points hin the walls of the
Marine barracks as may be designated by him. free
OF expense to the United States, AID subject to has
Bidders will accompany their proposals with the
names oftwo Suretes known to this office. If I'M
known, will be certified by some Offcsr of the gov
ernnen. ID. J. SUTHERLAND,
IN u StawtJeiO Quartermaster U, 8. NJ, Corps,
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MATING, &c.

Just received, from the Philadelphia auctions n
large lot Of The above, comprising
Brussels, Three ply, Ingram. Venetian, List Hemp
and Rag arpetIngs.
A ard ! White and Colored Mattings, which we
Cher from 25 cents up.
Also, variety Ut patterns Floor Oiicloths
Call early. VIM. EGAN & SON,
S1s Pa. av.. between 6th and 7th SITS,
ma "a" tlntel.) south side.
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T AND WARRANTS LOCATED.

The undersigned intending TO make journey on
business through NJ Missour.S Kansas, Nebraska,
Iowa, and Minnesota, will locate Land Warrants
pay taxes, upon reasOnebs terms aed ruaranty
the ands ne may purchase to be good farming lands
the 18th day Of June next and i'm in the meantime
may be found at Mrs. 1aylpr's, No, All sd street
He respectfully refers to Hon, Alex. ii. SteDb
ems, Hon gao: McQ ueen. .hop, W. w. Royce,
HoB. Jas +. Dowdeli, and To Chsuneey BpstOT,
son. and r Iohard M. Young ma q, I0ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02
u DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OFFICE No, ls8 PENNSYLVANIA hyrNyr. 49,
TATss doors Uoss l4tk Street, 0

DR. BAlLY begs leave 20 inform the yu 10 that hs
can be soeL at al hours, at his ofce, located above.
praclce, with the arge number of patti snt and great
variety Of dfhcult that hss treated success
scientific or otherwise relating to the Teeth. HE
own experience confirming the opinion OF many mer
sad and f. PaImly, has led him. long since, 20 dis
Gard all merourisl preparations for filling Teeth, also
az EI1aInels, Gutta PeTcha, lndlH Kubber, and Ce-
mcas for the construction OF Continuous Gum
Teeth. and that Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate,
mouth, as wGs most oOncusIvelJ shown by the last
Amer Dental Convention.
dsnoe ana prsciies in WsshInr Ton, lie is fssorsS,
Known to ms numerous friends and patrons hs bess
!eaFe 70 refer them 10 the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From The late Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany
DR.. STEPHEN BAuf: Dear Sir-I desire to sx,res,
my esteem ior you personally and ray confidence in
ySu ms rs superior dspt.t: TIE operations executed
1So th.t as so @ my and the
washington, A.r. y. lsa. aoaf JW J.W.TFfRENcs,
Frsm one Of the oldeet firms IN Baltimore, Msssrs
. BoEgs, Cotman Co.
=. Having employ od Dr: stephen BsiJ. Surgeon Den
tist, OF Washlnrton city, to execute for me an Inn
portsnt and difiout piece of work, which he did to
my entire satisfaction, and N view Of the fact thai
College of Baltimore, failed, after repeated TRIALS
Iertonn the same work satIstaci only, II Eves me
great pleasure TO express my entire confidence And
high estimation of hls professional skIH.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. HAkMhNN BO60S.
Extract froms note receive from the late Hsa ysks
NJ. CAJton.
U. 9. SENATE, AR. Is, 1sJS.
IN. rss ssss ssts mad for me sgIf moth
=. sho.. that seek relief from .hs ms.di.. of tn.
teeth, oan oheerfsly recommend DIR. 3. Baily ss .
superior Dentist; he made q set of porcelain teeth
for one of my family and pluEEed several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood well for more than
ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
Of the Va. Conf Of the n. e. Church South.
April 10. 1855.
We, the undersigned, having hsd occasion to avail
Surseives OF the professional skill Of Dr. 4. Belly,
Surgeon DENTIST of this cly or having been oognis-
ant OF his operations on our families or friends, take
Iteasure An expressing adEIraton Of his artistic
skill, "a we. az of the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most dehcate and dmcult
operations in Dental Surg cry, and respectfully re-
commend him To the confidence and patronage oil ths
Dublic. OF whIoh consider him ominently worthy.
IhoMAs u. WALTER, Architect u. -. Caplt0l,
THOMAS MILLERtN d., OF washington, ID. c.
II. ). BoHRRR, Nj. ID. of Georgetown. ID. G.
NJ. q. LINCOLN. NJ. d.. of Washington, I'D. Cs
Jos. II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. e..
GEORGE WALTON, EL- Governor of Florida,
WALTxR LHNox, FIX Mayor of washingtonJ
HENRY BALDWIN, u. =. Patent Once,
O.C. WISRY, Principai Rittenhouse Acadsny.
fsb7o II
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Dentistry, 90.

n CARD.
IIR; IOOMlS, DENTIST, viii be absent from this
city during the summer months. bur wIli-~
return tho LIST Of September TO resume ms No.
professional duties, He viii also change eNll-D
his office for larger and more commodious rooms I'm
another iora ity, of which due notice will be given.
ma 81 lstf
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AND FITS.

-. DIR. q. PHELPS BROWN
The GREAT CURER OF FCoNSUMPr'oS
for several years so badty AFFLICTED by Dyspep
sa, that for part of the tims he was s0hfned 10
his bed He was eventually cured by a iption
furnished him by young clairvoyant girl. This
prescription, given him by mere child, while In a
state OF tranoe has cured every body who has ken
IT, never having failed Ii equally as sure
in cases Of Fits as or Dyspepsia. The Ingrsdi tents
may be found in any drug store. | Will send this
valuable presorpuon to any person on the receipt of
one stamp To pay postage.
Address DR.. u. PHELPS BROWN,
ma 6 9t' No. q Grand ST., Jersey CITY NJ f.
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HATS OF THE SEASON.
GLYMOUNT PAVILION.

n IL 7 WUUNT PAVILION,
A NEW SUMNER RESORT
,ImoR risHING, BATHING, AND RURAL SPORTS
ne undersigred respectfully announce to the cit
lzens of Washington, GEORGETOWN and A II
AIeIandrls, that they viii: open ON the 18th YEHA
9i % may, al Glymount, (oonnnoniy called VI. IL i
daIDury Lahding) 1--we miles below the s. 0Ifs
Hnuse, On the Maryiznd shore. 8ew and SPA0
6SlotS PANiLiON, with Dining Room, Dressing
h.oms, and all other cOnvenIences attached
Every facility will be afforded TO Schools A Associ-
atoms and Clubs, 1'"'o04
Every aTrangem vtII bs mazda fo, Ci.L;,
Bathing, &c. ~ 'oi iSnlls'
The lrrge Spring on the prem ses Is said to lie ons
OF .ho purest ana heaithiest IN this whole section
fartes wishing TO secure exclusive use of ihe
ravihOh can do so on app oation to C. H. Anderson
StatlOner, street. near 7th,
a Steamboat can be chartered for Excursions on
pPlcatIon to X Ichard II. Wallach, Geo kJattingiy
OF Il = rage The latter gentleman is ii ttng o his
Boat with line Saloon. ard will be read, TO accom-
Inodate Excursions on and after the 25tb of Nav
next, JONES d MILLER,
dp <I-6iWu ProprietOrs
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EOR ALE-The Good Will and Fixtures
= That well known house situated at the corner of
oth street ana Pa avenue, and known as the Wash
ington Hall Restaurant. TO any person desIrous of
entering INTO tie restaurant business oppOr-
tunlty Is now offered. Terms easy, and all InfoTna
tion, together with satisfactory for wishing
TO sell, on application to the subscriber the prem
Ises. -
ma l-e92w las, A. POWER
RARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL.
h DEALERS For rent, for ten years, a vacant
LOT upon II, near goth street 81 by le feet, nearly
opposite tine new Presby terlan Church. For terms
apply to DR.. CHAS. II. CRAGlN. Georgetown
ap . -Stawtf
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John ALEXANDER, d = -
No 20 PENNsyLvANIA AVENUE.

Eo ~ tENNsYLYANlA AVENUE.
nave now IN store the most COM pleta assortmen,
q. Ispcr Hangings ever offered TO the puhIc al
w ashinston and the adjacent cities. -
an now reeetvink, from France. Decorative Pa
xo5 ~ me most modern and IIoh designs. m panel
gers TO CORRESPOND Also chamber and other ma
IN .SyeIy Iaricty of styls and pattern. = -
iWouiu Also ce your attention to the fact that IN
ssnailon 20 the great variety Of Paper HAM rars i
ssse,s@snt DOW sH DEs il soq G Tc4s
Mis-. MIS-. IiCIERE Coz ID and TAssEIS Of say
ny unIessittina attention and prompt exseu,ou
sbs1s az SLHsrs,d of hope to merit and ootan liberal
Paper pst on in the best manner, and in all cases
warranted. An To- AVN
" Marlborough Gazette oopy.i
BALDWIN BRoTHERs have rsmovaa ,,s;r
steam Factory to the Of FIRST and ID streets
two squares east Of their former locatIon wGers
they VIII DO pleased to their patrons They de-
AZ hnnesP nKeesPihg a good assortment Of ofI.l-
sAsM Aislsd Glazed and I'm RSSk FRAMEs"
BttiNSs. Btihsri Rolling and kkEk{Muk1iS. kE{us1fia.Rs. ~.
MOnhngsNSfis " Pi6SIDkE 6I FRAMES,
BKAGkEfs. "a p.i carved aGBs a '''A''
PLANNING of every description and in fact eveyv
thlng which the most perfect aohinery work ed by
competent men, can execute.
rCsbinet mskers can always have their Saving
ilsipins, a snd urniIf done in the neatest
dress. - I " "'' al
oaI sespsStfa request settlement when
ma 25-eo'f BALDWIN BROTHERS.
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klFTH WARD-SEcoND PRRciscr-An Eiec-
ron Win lie held at the SchoOi-house corner If
soutn and ID streets east, Capitol Hill, on Mon
day, the 18th day Of June proxifno for a Mayor one
member OF the Board Of Aldermen, three memLers
oi the Board Of Common Council. and one Asses,
s1r Tor sald Ward. Also. at the same time and
place. on the question OF increasing the Funded
Dept OF tes CITY In accordance with the JOINT resO
lutten OF the Councils, approved May G. 1883
Polls open at q. m and close M D. m
JOHN w. VAN HOOK,
THOS. HUTCHINGSON,
JOSEPH M. ADAMS
Comn'Ts. of Election, Second Preoint
ma site - Fifth VsrJ
SEVENTH WARD-SKcoxD PRsCrNcr-NotIce
- 10 hereby gwen that there will tie aH election
held on Monday, the seventh dsy of June 1889 on
l59a street, betw cen and south for Mayor of the
city and Tor one member Of the Board Of Aldermen
thrse members OF the Board Of Common Council
and one Assessor for xnId Ward. Also at tile same
time and pace ballots will be received on the aues
tIon OF increasing the funded debt Of the cIty a ac
cordanoe with the Joint resolution of the Councils
approved May s, It5s. '.-
closed at O'clock, p m. - y =
.s... WOODVILIE LATHAM,
ii. A. CLARK,
. J. u. STEWART,
hAS-te Commissioners of Election.
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'NHlRD WARD-FIRsr PRECINcT,-NotIce is
Monday the 7th day Of June 1853 at the northeas t
corner ot 7th and Nj streets. for Mayor of the CITY
and iSr one member OF the Board of ldsrmen three
members the Boord of Common Council ard one
AssessOr Tor sand Ward. And also, at the same time
and place, ballots will he received upon the uues :
on OF increasing he funded debt of the city for the
dlsLLlbHtlOn OF water. In accordance with the joint
resolution otthe Councils, approved 9th MAY, 1859.
POLLS Will be opened at O'clock u. III. and closed
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"a COUNTY,. VA. E0R Sal ENEhss. =. II. & taG a ~

A DESIRABLE FARM IN CTLPFpER
IA IA ESOUNTI, VA, FOR SALE...The Editor of
the Evening Star Is authorized to sell, on very oo-
oommodatIng terms and at a low price, one Of
the most desirable farms IN the County of Cul,ep-
er. u contains about so acres, of hlch 30 ara
woodland, and the residue arabic land ln a ipe con-
dIon Tor cultivation This tract is situated about
!nree miles from Culpeper Court House. IL has upon
lhgs All the arabic land not IN cultivation is well
sci in grass. To gentleman seeking country res
ldence this farm offers attractions not SURPASSED NJ
eauaed, IN Piedmont Virginia. a building site Upon
me Iarm colnmands hne mountain prospect, and
Ihe soI Is of excellent original quality, and pecu-
aTy adapted to the production OF wheat, and is AT
present in good state of Improvement. The owner
VIII sci 1t Tor less than ITS value, early application
is made. Persons wIshIug to purchase will please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH Ess. FL
ltor of the Star. sna-Isw.F
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EOR KENT OR LEASE FOR A TERMOF
\ EARS-ThAt very handsome and elis hly sat
mfted HOUSE on Penn. ylyanis avenue, between
IIth ana 18th streets, lately occupied by Mr. Diver
nos, as hotel. The main house is well ada ed for
either private residence or public house. having
number OF large rooms and many conveniences n
taohed TO IL and the sddilonal house whict lsteIy
served the purpose Of bar, three or four rooms
up stars, can very readily be converted into an Of
nee below with sleep ng rooms . the upper story.
. Inc establishment IL a very desirable one for a
1orelgn minister the houSe lately occupied as hr
room, O., DC can easily be converted into n OF az
or oHlces below, with sleeping rooms shove for the
secretaries and attaches of the legation,
er's Building ms ~ sax aswtf Nv
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EIFTH WARD-FIRsr PREcIycT-An election
i Will be held. at the rst Primary School House
enrner Of south and Third streets east, Capitol
III, on Monday, the 7th day OF June prnxiIDO for
Mayor, one Member Of II Q Board Of Aldermen, and
three Members Of the Board of Common Council
and one Assessor for SAID Ward. Also at the same
9me and place, on the question of increasing the
funded debt OF the city, in accordance with the nnt
1853. a. FriS'e" ' '"' o'h
The polls will be opened at a. m. and closed at !
p' III. w. Il. TODD.
.H. t. r. $. Y. MCSAIR,
.. WM. 6. BUSET,
commissioners Of Election First Precinct
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k'Os RENT-TNO ROOMS in the third stor,
H. OF he building occupied as an Office by q, <
Walfach, and lInmedlatey opposite the City Hail.
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