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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-08

aaSThs Steamship Atlantic fronaIobile with
one thousand bales Of cotton for tic benefit Of
confsaarlSs prisoners has aryirsaat New York;
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Congress has again rasscd. the bill nn
thorizing the ransmission Of. newspapers to .oi-
diers freescf postage notwithstanding the Ptesi-
affections, and it therefore becomes, law.
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1UR1soE, KEEsE & co.
aat. from the North. (.

= = RIcHMoNn, February 3.
Northern papers of the lst.have 'been rs
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Feb
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corrsnrRY. Abbeiille Dist, s. G.,

WIZ z. DORM.
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sAiuRDAT. May q, ls65.
tPTfces 1fySn beloio refr 10 tnAoIesnE oDsrafions
ONLY HnIsss otAerIeias erDrssasd I
COFPEE. NO sales reported to.day, Market
Urn, At previous prices stock very small.
iLorE. There we're reported on Change 900
obls' common Ohio extra At S7.62x, and 100
ebis cut extra at ". SIX per bbl. Good extra
brands arc In demand for nlline Govepmsat
contracts, and being 10 light supply holders are
very arm At the la'sH dNance. ''' UT. IT.
0EAH ,--Recoipts Of wheat to-day were com
prised Of $500 bushels red and 800 bushels
white; the demand was fair, with sales 81 1 100
bushels white at t2a23Q, aud 2 100 bushels red At
": SOa2O3. Corn.-5, 600 bushels received, with
sales Of 100 bushels inferior white at Is esnts
1000 bushels good to prime do. at Sass cent? per
bushcl. Oats, 400 bushels received, with saies
Of 1850 hashela at SoA5I cents wslght, an Ina.
proyement. =.
MoLAssEs, NO sales; quotations nOnInai as
prices depressed. " 'l7--
sraAR.-The market IL steady, with small hAles
10 the trade within our quotations, VII: for com
ron to good grocery Cuba II. 2sAsi9; prime 10
choice do. " JOaSlS,25; common 10 good Porto
Rico II .5oa9l2 % primo TO choice iaati4.5O per
100 lbs. Refined " steady at the advanee no.
ticed In Saturdays paper. r. fHp
sThrr-sells at LoSafl, ~ per gallon, as 10
wTnEr-IS armer, held at " per gallon, with
small sales.
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MONUMENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN
I1 IN Tux CRY OF WASHINGTON. =

: :
MONUMENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Az IN THE CITY OF WARRINGTON, r,
In order 10 give dsanits shape to the desire 90
generally expressed tht.t . suitable Moaumsnt
should be erected in the city Of wAshinEicu to
the memory Of Abraham Lincoln, tho City coun.
ellis Of wSshington have taken action, resultIng
In the formation Of an Association to DO called
the LINCOLN NATIONAL MONUMENT Asso-
ClATiok, withths following oalcsra,r
Prcsidsnt-RIcHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
BeeretAry-CROsBY 4, NoYRs
Treasurer--0RoR0R W. RIGGS. lara.
Tho Directors will he announced hereafter.
IL IL PROPOSED 10 raise foT the purpose the sum
Of At least elooO0O by iplicns 10 bo limited
contributor.
such 10 the general solieituda TO contribute for
such purpose that II II not doubted that the
amount requisite can be promptly raised and the
monu ment erected within the year lSd6
Duly authorized collectors will be dssigpAtsd
fer this District, and Psrsoas throughout the
contributions to 0BORGR wsRI00s, Rsq. ,TTsas-
ureT Of the Association. .. =. =. .'.
A II may be dImeult 10 send Individual 70.
eeipts Tor the contributions received, they will
Do acknowledged from time 10 time through the
II is sarnsstly hoped that every neSupapsr
throughout the country will call attention 10 the
object Of this Assoelation. and give such edito.
rial encouragement a. shall secure general rec
ognltion, BE-. .. ..H > f...-.
Il IL the desire Of the Association to raise a
monument that shall be properly commemorative
o. the sublime life aud character Of the lAncRsed
deeeased-9ne that shall be ereditabls alike to
the city aud the nation, .... ...gt....
with such ends Ia view, II IL not doubled that
this appeal vilF meet . prompt and universal
responAe, m2-lm
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hhlns . TOTAL OF "
BY a comparison Of the above with tho hgures
Of last years report II will be seen that there II
decrease OF schools, 7 teachers, - scholars,
AZ . conversions. This decrease Ia owing 10
he withdrawal Of two Of the Episcopal schools.
leaving none Of that denomination connected
nth the union, and the consolidation OF the
IOuns Men . Christian Association Mission with
the Capitol Hill Presbyterian school Another
nase Is that the officers have very properly
stricken from their rolls the names Of many
shoJAn whose connection with the schools had
long 40 expired. 30 that the figures lust read
nay more eertainly be relied upon as the usual
aI,hdanes Of teachers aud scholars at the Sab
Although the above causes have contributed
hAsriany 70 an apparent decrease In tho nun
hrs, uOuld there not have been decided In
asass In our ranks II teachers aud officers had
usrted that patient vigilance and UNITING dsvo.
nOn 10 the cause that their duty impols them 10
10 many OF our schools earnest efforts to advance
chrst'G Kingdom have resulted In blessed in q
lusbeeS, Il must be with Joy that the / Street
Baptist School points TO her record Of % cot.
vsFtsd souls, OF with one sixth Of her entire mum.
Af A. the result OF her lAborA II other schools
lad lAbored a. arduonaly as NO renemhgr sbn
I'd, what blessed results would have occurred !
Nearly thousand souls set free Lei US Arrive
daring the coming year In like manner to OBJ.
Ail Gods blessing on our scholars.
While many OF the schools are entitled 10 great
'Fedi for their energy, the Foundry Methodist
lld Calvary Baptist lAboring under peculiar
LAsulties, lead US In the good example Of an IN
trsase In attendance, the former having enlarged
" numbers Since last year from $50 to 524, and
he latter from LIS to SIS.
When We review the work Of Tho past year,w"
led many causes for eOngIatulation and thsuk
aliases, but on nnding those we discover how
hrEe Geld remains untouched, how many thea.
NAds there are, who, by lAtle labor aud few
Payers, may be saved from ruin.
VI rs determine, In ChriEt's name, that the
a bFnltHF
Appler resultA. WARREN CHoATR,
Secretary W. c. 3. 4. Union.
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E. phoWSED.-Ws learn that Mr.. J, N.
St an, Ioug aud fAVorably known By many Of our
f1s-I was drowned at Harper Ferry on
,,a.Na,y last. II appears thai be attempted to
M ksi he bridge In the night 20 reach the Ferry,
~ lg aeAT-sighted N asa have fallen Into the
a. 4. sesldehtAlly, His body was found on Fri
a. .s Hhen the high water subsidized, stand .
WtSpus u The mud, u the bottom Of the stream,
N. nat aud glasses on, A. he was last seen by
mo % Mr.. COha was Of the Jewish re-
tspl. sAa one Of the most honOFabls and ex =
al nj men In the community. His funeral
gls.Ss on Sunday last, q Baltimore, and vas
large number Of his friends
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-29

ASr one having occasion TO visit btfvate
n 1eSieAl institutions are advised 10 cell en- DR..
large and .aseesnful prsetlee here ana else
yhere enables him 10 guarantee Psrfsct surs In
All visits and communication fsrietIy ptiyats
And eonadsntiAl. Persons calling see no one bat
the Doctor. tehI N
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BuccEss PosIrIVR AND DECIDEB.-The
''sond series OF grand Presentation Concerts,
pnHsuetng Tuesday evening, June q, at seRton
Hall, will be given by the New York AAnufac-
hnng Jewelers. Association. The directors, en- .
ouragsd By the unprecedented success Of their
'r't series VI concerts, are induced TO announce a
second series Of concerts on the same plan, aud
!AArAeteriIed by the same liberal features which
talihguishsd the nrst. The press and public
have universally endorsed the perfect fairness,
lnpartiality and liberality OF this novel enter
Prise. The concerts have been pronounced the
most popular ever given In Washington. The
hcst distinguished artists will DO engaged, aud
he tickets will be placed at the same low price
None dollar, thus enabling all to enjoy FIRST
ul's concert, Every purchaser Of ticket Is
Asse concerts will receive At the time Of Pur-
hI's, at tas depot, (seaton HAIL. where the
atkst 10 Hold, = valuable present. The presents
viii be distributed from the magnificent renewed
sock Of Jewelry, diamonds, watches, pianos,
diver ware, sewing machines, breakfast sets,
N pitchers, &c, on exhibition at seaton Hall.
''-per Ninth And d streets, where only tickets
q. sold and presents distributed.
Owing 10 the immsuse capital aud vast facili.
ls Of The New York Manufacturing Jewelerr'
lAaoeiation, the directors are enabled to Offer
esss extraordinary Inducements, and pledge
nsms0lVea 10 the public that fairness, Impair
Ihty add generous dealing will ehATAetoTiI-
Aslr every act, and every promise they make.
itsir depot (Seaton HAlll Is htted MP IN style
uhApproaehAbls splendor,, and the public Ia
Nspeetfully invited 10 call aud examine for them
s's. the Immense variety Of beautiful and use
~ articles TO be given away 70 ticket purchaser.
Var readers will bear In Ialnd that the presents
~ given Is sOoR a. tha tickets are purchased,
Nd the whole transaction Ia concluded In mo-
1snt on the spot, and the uekets Are good for
Ay Of the concerts, my29'a
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THIRD wAED.-we are authotiaed to an.
candidate for the Board OF Common Cor nsll. frs m
me Third ward. He appreciates the compIinent
PIT does not bellows himself eligible under the
city charter. Ivsp. ~
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IHAT PHorooRArH.-Andsrs 5 bookstore,
81. On seventh street near II the eentre u atlrsei
ton Just now. That photogrnp nh az Jea. In pet.
iicoats h 80 well executed that " eAn not Suppiy
the demand. Anderson Is certainly ahead 81
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DRTIcuLTT BETWEEN NEGRoEs AND rue
stb1ERs.--SOms little trouble occurred yesterday
SsrnoOn between some soldiers belonging TO
Se Sherman command ABd some negroes re
saleg In the locality Of L street near Fourth. IL
h,aid that the cause Of tho trouble WAS that the
SlaleIA attempted to enter 4 house on l. street,
lolniag the eolored Baptist church, occupied
y tespeetable eolored persons, and that the head
ne hmily objected to their proceed ngs, and
g.ahIed their entranee into his house by brand =
Gg rAIor, and threatening To use Il " they
'SEas'ed In their Efforts 10 gain admittanee
h, as occurrence drew a large crowd, the major.
~ whom were sympAthlIsrs with the soldier,
Nho demanded the arrest OF the negro, which
-AAa' on the appearance Of = police Oficer,
= complied with, and Che soldiers departed for
asT sAA,p ~
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LOCAL N "a w 3.

WisuIsoroH ofTT SUNDAY soHooL US,oS
...,,t RrPoRf. The following rsport Of ths
ISs..risal strength u the schools Of the wash /.
HS,on City Sunday SCHOOL Union for The past
-, /, respectfully submitted:
IS a. Methodist schools there are,
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We suorLb no, ,gyvy, n IL o,u.u
N ,.i,' lev doses. Of ARA Cherry Psetafai
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sIutiuual' grpahIitau
Amrsements To-Nlrht.

LrsuOyER's THEATRE--" The Sea Of leo;
"a. Thirst for Gold. y 81
AZ wAsRSorON THEATRE-"Ths Flower
,ra, ~
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EIECrroN NeS,1rcEs.

FIRsT wARD-PIRsT PREcINCf. i
- hotioe is hsrsby givea, that, in conformity
20 Ne provtsiops Of the charter % the eity q
mmhington, an slsetion will be beld IN the First
Precinct Of the FIRST Ward, on MONDAY. The Sah
day OF June NEXT npthe shop of John Reeves, on
me south side Of SivSet. between Nineteenth and
Lwentieih streets, foe Collector, Register, aud
surveyor, one member Of the Board u Aldermen,
and thres members Of tho Board Of Common
C9nncil, to represent said ward Polls open a 7
o'eioek, .. m, and close at 'oloel, D, m, -
..# SAMUEL DnvAL,
WAIT .W p, n. KAUFMAN,
90 LEWIS n. PARKER, +.
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,ALE oI OoNDEMNBD noRsls.

GALE W UUNDhhNBD HOhBhB.
oUAHsaAsASvns 0urpaALp osyIsn. }
..os.cnr, i1hi q isss.
viii b. Sold 81 Issl:s .ssiioA.Is ne AisksA
t''' TTSsblY, Ny IL
rSESbiE, ziA
FRIDAY, May -,
TUESDAY, Nay 30,
TWO HUNDRED cAvkLRY HoRnnn RACE
DAY
These horses have been eonAomEea ~ unht teg
the cavalry Ssryioe Of the army.
Por road and fArIniag PaTposea, many reed
bargains may be had.
Horse; .SlS :.Ely ssIs I: :s.a@.ass s.l0
... 49,. JAMES A. nkiN,
Brsyst BhgAdier General, In charge Hlrst
Division eaATtsrmAstsF 0snSral's omea.
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NoT1cR-s OF ARMY MULES.

IN
~ .. ..lhIhni 7u' - Hf4fC VI itaiN
Ta1ll oyAnrru~A.r1n on-us4E,. osvIss.l
wLsHIEaroH, ID. O., maY -, lea g.
MANY THousANDs OF NulRs are bslne
disposed Of Al public pele, ~ Waahinatoa. -
Tie sales viii continue Until The number u
aaImAls Il reduced In proportion y ne fstnstisA
o. ths armissf now Going On rapidly.
Thsse are ihihs srnlss u The Potonae, q The
Ei"sS;; .HS Of SiSrsi R;ss.si s sEHk
TEAMS IN TIE WORLD.
Macy % them seEs bseyA.' IN the hefl.hieg
Asnlss N ~ thslr marches eat sAngs. ane .,s
"a HhIIisf, hon Seias = isss ssffsssdst "
Tbs whole seeth 10 ssriepsa q Arniae slest.
and the North also has suffered from the train "
animais, tsheasa annply the afmiea. - -
These Anlmaln are aoId a. publie anctlon
THEY WILL NOT PRIMO ANfTHIEo LIKE
for farmer. 10 get wurhlue aninals % s,ock thaiF
fasms, and Cor drovpus ed 'apslep u siD,k "
make good upeeulailona, ~ purehAsiqH than
aud ai:ps.IAs q them A &: tSsIs M, SI asy'
0'SS1i' S"'"nltUrral o..s,.,s, ss.s asssrai,
4 my9p.Sot ps ~ nrsss, mAtsn osnsral.
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IMPORTANT TO DISCHARGED SOL.
Il DlRRs-rlekstA tan BE procured II The oaes
u the Great Pennsylvanla Rouie, Hdjolnina Ne
nee Of Major Taylor, u g. p. ~, % tie Lodge q
rates. soldiers viii and this he tAeApaais auisk.
est, aud AAfesl r0uts 70 their homes. T..
my29-lmA = J. wILKiNe A0aaA
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RYJAMES., ! g; MH!S CO! = 90.

0RBAT SALE OF BEAUTIFUL oOTfA1HslTRB
oaTHa HfoH oRoUAp HHAR COLUMBIA
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Nay 50, a .
o,eisek, on he premises, ve shall sell thirty
plot. 81 ground q one hattie 9ns scr. sssh, ZIG.
PtsFcs'a NH and thu Rourteenth street road, be-
Ing part ilbs estate o. 3 p. nrovn, nsq,
fhsSs c0TTA0EsITEs are on the high gFoana
full and romantic gseBery ID Unsurpassed IL tkia
vieihity. This road. lsadinG 70 PiSfos's Nil ana
ROsk Greek, has lOhg bssh The fsyoFits drive q
With some ATTY % AlEty Sasisilas 81 fruit trees q
the hnest quality.
The opportunity 10 purehaAs GrosaA IN thla
favored locality ID seldom offered. u 10 eaay o.
aosaas, being 0nlyG short walk from the terminus
Of lbS HoHTtsenth strest passenger railroad.
TaTma at sale. ....4 -#E
Al sonVsySnsiuE and s,AAps al the eos. o. ~
purchaser. b
myl6.tdS Aastionssra.
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GALE, OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
~ MAsTERs' sroRRs. wAoohA Ahbu'
LANVAs' &c Boo .sraHtEa 40 igs g.rsr ..15s
CHtnp ouAHrHanAsrua's opvsus,
..s4.H Dnror og WAaninaron,


.... wAsHIHaroH, D, g., Nay ~, leea
Will be sold NJ pnblie auction, Under the a.
rectlou o. BreSel Colonel Charles u. fonpkins,
A. O. ~, Al the 0overnment Warehouse, sitaated
on the square between and Y, and Twentlsn
and Twenty -arst streets, IN Ne city 81 wash.
iAEton, d. O., on THURSDAY, ynns o 1898. a 10
o'clock q N. : lot o. ouartermasisr asafcs, sen-
demnsd A. being uuht for use, via;
Saddles, Brides, Haiters, spurs, Wreuehes.
Harnesses, Buekets,i Hammers, Knives, Auviis,
FILES, Raspa, AuEer..s halss, haleasss, n,oae.
wheels, PauIins, urlndtlones, Dirt ocrapers,
Pioughi, Tool Cheats and . large lot Of wrought
iron sctapa, Wagon Tire, As.
r. 0..-0G - .H'f0t ALSO, svs p.gL,. > ..t
wiz bs sold, 81 the fset % NlnsissaA si.,s.
near ChebapoAke and ohio Canal, mleala,.iy
after ne eomp Of the sale above rsisrred 70,
4 lktfe lo1 u TIVE aud Poat-helse .MelenA,
spriss wagons, Medical Wuuonu. huaAllAe Nag.
Bncosssfal bidders mnst remove ths aores
Wlthln ave "a days from date Stfs4ie. rt.
ia .'' d. n RucKnH,
30 ~ Brig. Gen. sst Chief eaa,tsrnss..s.
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my.I,Iw eIoRdH W. HARKNEss. ..
As-Thisyl Ward. 90 1910
.fs foa ALnRRMAR- o..
I, NOBLE D. bAREBR. WI.
80 mysdd an MANY WORMS.
As-Third Ward = :
ID. % foR ConNoS CorsciI--
-,s.,-..fra JOHN W. slMMs. r...
mlziu 4. - Ia LLll-.L. MANI voTHRs.
ASrFhtrtl Ward,
foR CoHSoS corscu-
y Il HARVEY.
"'<1'u -. .L....l.a.. hAsr SorEsa
Ar Fourth Ward enainatlons.-THE
VOTERS % The Fourth ward had q large and
enthAsiaAte nesting a. the City Hall, Nay ~,
aud nominated the following ticket 10 BE- sup.
ported At the ensning Juna election,
fHH foR CoLLRcron, IA rIlr ....
5000 . WILLIAM DIXON ,.a
siaGkL r. DOUGLASS
ga PoR srAvEroR, "a 4g' HTI-F
.as 81 .. p, II, DoNEoAN. .f
RoA ALDERMAN,
.. afL.S.. AsBuRY LLOYD. .r
foR CosNoN CogNciL,
.4 On s W. W. MOORR
ROBERT y DAVE
...r kJlJAH EDhoNsToN,
rtr-- foR AsaHnsoR, ...rg#
Ryis-lS THoIGs W. BIRCH.
T Fourth ward.--At p meeting OF
the Loyal cltissns Of the Fourth ward, held on
y,
gentlemen were nnAnimonsly noniHAted:
UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
rrr.. a., % : FSr COLLECTOR, ~ m.I ..
.. ... ~ wLIAh DIxoN.
Fbr Register, ..
r .sr HANrEL \ DorgLAs.
fbr Surreyor
r WILLIAM RoEsIrn.
For ALisyaan, de-.
AsRrRI LLoTp.
r For Cinnamon O0uncfi,
CHARLn II. ANDERSON,
W. W. MooRR
..r kLgAu EbNsNsroS
... For AAasssOr,
myt-H THss. W. BuEGH.
e. Fourth Ward
FoR cosNnS COrSctL,
myIS-tf Misr yoruus.
e. International URion Tiekst-.
FIFTH WARD -
foR CoLLEcroR, Hrh
WILLIAM DIXON.
'O' SAMUEL r. pouoLAs
foR BuRvHVoR
wiLLlAM FORSYTH.
PoR ALDERMAN,
-. uGEoRoEr. GULIcK, DID,.
20 WI. p. FERGUSON. b., ...
JAS. B. DAVIS,
Hy92.H WIN II. HAMILTON.
sFUneonditional Union Ticket
enth wsryit I'D '. % .H'E "
FoH GoLLEcroR- a f..
WILLIAM DIXON ..
l.... SAMUEL r. DOUGLAS.
Pon svHygfoR- ..'
fH-.I WILLIAM FORSYTH.
o.. foR ALpERHAN--
s's THOMAS B. LLOYD.
PoR Cosros CorscL-
-------. JOHN Q, DUDLEY,
-'--- witntAm 7; v,hsiWuu, -
oBoR0E WRIGHT.
aSThe Loyal oltinsns Of the seventh
waHp, opposed 10 the return Of rebels 10 their
primer hons. bays nsds the following somiss.
WILLIAM bfXoa.
TON ssaGkL T. DOUGLASS
~" WILLIAM FORSYTH.
GEoRGH MATTIN0LY
ToR CoMsgx Corr CII.
HENRY N. KNIGHT
THOMAS n. BARRON,
my2oIdts GEORGE D. CLARK.
BUSIN ESs CARDS.
GOLD AND STOCK
Our once has been placed in direct telegraph
Communication With the Gold and Stock EE-
change Rooms In New York, insuTing prompt
cess IN tho exeeutlnn Of orders.
Purehases And sales made at the usual rates.
RITTENHOusR FOWLER 4 CO.,
nhs-dn BAstsrs, aS2 PenRa. avenue.
NTH PARIS,
y FRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
LADIEs' RBsTAURANT
No. lis west Baltimore Street,
O.. BALTIMORE
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ETksf wGRD-sRcoNp< pREcTNcT,

ETksT wGRD-sRcoND= PRECINCT.
hotios u hereby given, that. 10 csnformity 20
NE proviaiona " the charter Of che city Of Wash
Prsclnet Of the First Ward on MONDAY. tbe an
day OF June next at the public building on Penn.
syiSania avenue, between Eighteenth and Nine.
toenth streets, for Collector, Register, and Sur.
Ieyor, one member Of the Beard Of Aldermen
and three members Of the Board Of Common
CoIneil, to represent said ward, Polls open At !
O'Clock, o. m. and'elose at o clock, d. N. -.
GEORGE ~ KtbWkLL,
q ASA .-F N. D. HILTON,
.t.--.. .. LEWIS H. PARKER, w 70
. my @-tda Commissioner of Election
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E0URTH wARD-.sRooND PRR0IYcT.

Notice il hereby given that, In conformity Ia
the provisions The charter Of the city o. wssh.
tngton, an election will be held ct the City Hall
second Precinct, Fourth Ward, on MONDAY,
the 9Th day % June next, for Collector, Register
and Surveyor, one member Of the Board Of Al
dermen, and three members OF the Board oS
Common Couhcll. aud Quo Assessor for said
Ward 40
folls open at seven O'Clock, q m. Polls close
81 seven O'Clock, p m. H. a . .a...r. 4.
PETER ', BACON,
/. .'..T CHAs. WALTER
... THOMAS GALL1GAN,
my2l-dte Commissioner OF Election.
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i F"
..' WARRINGTON
u. D. cooEA' tOf jay cOOksl& Col President
VS. Huursuo., c.sAi.r .,-.
...
novvvNu,r nvpos,rosx
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THIRD WARD TIRsT PRECINCT.
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Gov. Perry's Message to the South
Carolina Convention.

New YORK, Sept. l9.-The steamer Qua
ker City has arrived from Charleston 10th.
The Courier contains Gov. Perry's message
to the State Convention. Heaekpewledges
the death of slavery and counsels the wise,
just and humane treatment of freedmen, by
which they may become as firmly attached
to the whites as whilst they were slaves.
Legislation will be required to regulate
the relative duties, Of employer and en-
ploye.. The Governor suggests in amend
ing the State Constitution, making
itmore popular" and republican in form
tits the reproach OF South Carolina that 1t
is less so than any other State in the Union,
He is against extending suffrage to freed
men in their present ignorant and degraded
condition, as little less than folly and mad
pess. He contends this Is the White mans
Government and the White mans only;
that the Supreme Court has decided Ne
groes are not citizens, and that each State
has an unquestioned right to decide for
berself1wh0 shall vote; and he suggests the
election of Governor, members OF Congress
and Legislature, and Presidential electors,
directly by, the people, and that the Legisl
lature should be- elected and convened In
season to order an election for Congress
men before the first Monday of December.
The future, he says, will be bright and glo-
rious. As long as civilization continues,
this great Republic will refresh and increase
in numbers, wealth and grandeur. In
less than, ten years We shall realize
In the loss of slavery blessing in Disguise
to ourselves and our children. He notifies
the convention of the re-establishment Of
the civil law and courts, and the withdrawal
sons on the coast. The presence of white
troOns will ha necpaearv for eomp TINA IN