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THE CALIFORNIA ELRcTIoN-A San Fran.
cisco dispatch, dated the 18th, says:-"It is as.
ceItained that the Democrats have eighteen
majority in the House On joint ballot The
Union men will have two majority" There
seems to be no doubt OF the truth Of this state
ment, and it is certain, therefore, that Repub-
hcan Senator will be chosen to succeed Mr
CONFESS on the 4th OF March. Clubs favor.
able 10 the election Of General Grant to the
Presidency are being formed throughout the
State. 1t is known that the German voters or
ganized throughout the State to oppose the
Satbaih legislation, and voted the Democratic
ticket By thousands for that purpose. Highly,
Union, is certainly elected to Congress from
the Middle District. He was the most radical
candidate in the field. The two Democratic
Congressman elected are Mr.. Axtell. OF San
Francisco, who favored the war and supported
Mr. Lincoln; and Mr.. johnson, of Sierra Ne.
vada, lawyer, Of whom little is known.
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TIE DEATH OF GEN. GRIFFIN.

Ihk DEATH OF GEN. GRIFFIN.
The announcement CT the death Of Brevet
Major General Charles Griffin at Galveston
from yellow fever, Will be received with pro-
found regret. He was brave and able SOL
der, who, throughout the rebellion, performed
active and efficient service. AS ranking of
ficer che was. under Sheridan. the commands
OF the sub. district of Texas) be succeeded to
the temporary command Of the Fifth Military
District on the removal of Gen. Sheridan. At
his own req nest he was permitted TO remove tn
headq arters of the department to Galveston,
where he was then stationed-he declaring i,
would seem like desertion of his post to leave
there whilst the fever was prevailing so ma
hgnantly, and the officers and soldiers were So
greatly suffering from its ravages. He re-
n aimed, and has fallen a victim TO his consc,.
entious ideas of soldierly duty.
General Griffin was admitted to West Poin,
from the State of Ohio, and graduated in lSi7
in which year he was brevetted second lieuten.
ant IN the 4th United States artillery. On
April 25 1861 he was COMMISSIONED Captain In
the 5th United States artillery, and in that ca
pacity made his battery one OF the most famous
in the Army of the Potomac. During the great
campaign of 1861 in Virginia he especially dis
tinguished himself as the commander OF the
1st division of the 5tk army corps, to which he
had been appointed, with the rank of Briga
der General OF Volunteers. On the 18th of
March. 1865, he was breyetted Major General
and at the famous battle Of the Five FORKS
where Warren was summary deposed by
Sheridan for his lack of promptitude in action,
General Griffin was assigned to the command
of the 9Th corps, for which responsible posi-
ton he proved himself fully competent by his
conduct in the sharp engagement just men,
toned, and throughout the rapid and vigorous
pursuit Of Lees flying army. In the yeorgani
zation Of the army, since the close ofSthe war.
he received the rank of Colonel Of Infantry.
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FINANCIAL.

Saturday, the privilege Of governing Al gust
seven-thirty notes into Aptweny bonds
ceased. and all notes outstanQag now VIII %
redeemed In cash. II is estiaaed tnas asous
e5.ooo,0Oo Of the notes are Notwithstanding. At
the close Of last week moneIwss dec dedly
more active IN New York. An, y was dimcui'
to borrow upon stocks 1t betsR than SIX p y
cent, and in some cases seven rus asked Tbs
banks RENTED to the interior lutte freely du-
ring the week, and having lsgely depleted
their supply of bank notes. thef future remit
tances ~ ust consist much moreargely OF iegal
tenders than OF late, telling vert directly upos
their reserves. The increasing firmness Ii
moneyis beginning to erect tis facilities To-
carrying Government, OF which a consider
able amount il in the hands o. dealers. Sat
urdav there were more sellers, and price
were weak. The downward t0dency in gold
without corresponding rise p bonds abroad
had depressing effect upon re market.
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ID r o P o S A I S

Sarannah. GO, September Q; 1857.
Sealed Proposals will 3 received at this office
until ~ m, WEDNESDAY, September Is, 1871 for
tx, Ga. with the following amounts Of F ORAGE,
viz:
$500 lbs. oats, for the cost of Savannah.
1900 IPs. pats, for thepest of Augusta.
Tie oats to be sound rec from chaff or dirt, and
put I'D in good, strong lacks of not less than two
or more than four bushts per sack. The hay to be
sound. free from dust md weeds, and well baled.
The whole to be subjec to such inspection as may
be directed. g.
Bids must be in TRPLICATE, with a copy of
this advertisement attahed to EACH, and naming
two responsible persoB who will become sureties
for the bidder in the Gent OF the contract being
awarded to him.
Delivery to commene within ten days from date
of contract and to be elivered at such times and
in such quantities as may be designated by the
proper off GER.
For each article searately, or for the whole
For the delivery of he amount for Savannah at
Savannah.
For the delivery of he amount for Augusta at
Augusta. SO
For the delivery of he whole at Savannah.
Bidders are reuueSed to be present or repre-
scented at the openingof the bids. :
Contractor will be required to take the oath OF
allegiance. Bondsnrn to give satisfactory evil
dence of solvency.
The Government reerves the right to reject any
al d all bids.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for the
delivery of Forage, ~ and addressed to the under
signed.
by order Of the chief ouartssrmaster;; Third
Breve Lieut.. Col. and A. q M,
sc l6-2t U. s. Army.
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THE WAR OPFICE-"Data" writes 1t is
very certain that Gen. Steadman will again
be urged for the place Of Secretary of War,
and II is even more than probable that he may
yet be appointed te that ONCE.
1t is stated, upon apparently reliable infor.
nation that Chief Justice Chase has written
to the President sustaining the civil authori.
ties in the judicial cases in North Carolina
out OF which arose the conflict Of authority
between General Sickles and Marshal GOOD.
loe
There is no truth in the report telegraphed
hence yesterday that Hon. Edgar A. Cowan,
ex-senator from Pennsvlvapia, has been ap.
pointed Secretary of War MIR. Cewau does
not seek and would not accept the office.
Mr.. Collect, revenue collector OF the third
district Of New York, was regularly suspend.
ed by the President yesterday upon the charge
of misconduct II office, regularly filed in the
Treasury Department. W. s Andre VS., second
deputy collector, has been appointed to sue.
coed Mr.. Colllcot.
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FROM RICHMOND.

The State Convention Election to be held
on the 22d October-Openins of the
Hastings Court-The Chesapeake Oh 10
II. R. Election. .Ee
RICHMOND, VA, Sept 16.-Gen. Schofeld
to-day issued an order for the election of State
Convention on the 22d October. There are los
delegates, Of which Richmond aas five, Nor
folk and Petersburg two each. Fourteen DAYS
previous to the election the boards Of regis.
tration Will make final revision OF their
lists.
The polls Ia Richmond will be Kept open
two days.
Col. Burnham, detailed "a Judge Of tn Hus.
tings Court, charged the Grand Jury this
morning. He said that no distinction on &C.
count Of color or caste would be allowed.
General Schofield ordered, this morning,
that all registered voters, and none others,
should vote on the city subscription to the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-First Assistant En- gineer
Edmund NJ. Olsen, has been detached from the
Mohongo and placed on waiting orders
Lieutenant Commanders Silas Casey, Jr,
and George Dewey have been ordered to
the Naval Academy, from and after October
1st. Commander John H. Upshur has been
ordered to command the Saratoga, from and
after October LIST. .. 80
Lieutenant Commanders Rufus X. Duer
and Edwin NJ. Shepard, and Passed Assistant
Paymaster James 9. GIraud, have been order.
ed to the Saratoga from and after October 1st
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DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEvHR IN NEW Or.
LEANs.-The following is report Of the deaths
in New Orleans from 6 a. N. on the LIST instant
to a. m. on the 9Th The total number of
deaths was a05, OF whom 245 died of yellow
fever, 80 of other fevers, u Of consumption, II
of commissions, and 131 OF other diseases; 40
were under one year OF age, % under five
years, 25l between 90 and 60; 167 were natives
OF the United States, II of Germany, 40 of Ire
land, and "a of France; 361 were white and q
black; not stated 49,
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PATENTS TO BE lssuED.-During the week
ending on Tuesday, the gath inst. 245 patents
will be issued from the Patent Office During
the past week $40 applications and 50 caveats
have been filed. r. -... 70 .er..g e ...
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New York Markets,

NEW YORK, Sept. 16-Flour steady; receipts
1924 bbls. Wheat firm, with a fair demand;
receipts 43, 1877 bushels. Corn lc. better; re-
ceipts {, ia BUSHELS. Rye quiet Oats shade
S24 GO. Lard quiet at 14a14xc. whisky quiet
Barley and Peas dull. Cotton uiet at 25a25
uplands. Frelghts steady. Turpsntine quiet
At 90 cts.
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CALIFORNIA AND OREGON RAIRoAD-The
Commissioner OF the General Land Office has
received from the Secretary OF the Interior q
map OF the State of California showing the
preliminary survey OF the route of the Gall
fOrnia and Oregon Railroad, commencing at
the town Of Roseville, on the Central Pacific
Railroad, and running In a north westerly
direction to Salt Greek, in township % north,
range west, Mount Diablo meriGian. Said
map is filed under the rovisions of the act of
Cons ress approved July 25, 1866.
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ENGLISH OPRRA.-The Richfngs' Opera
Troupe will open the National Theatre this
evening for the season, the initial perfor nance
being the bohemian Girl" which the com.
pany always sing with spirit. Judging from
the great number Of seats sold last week, and
being disposed Of to-day, the house will be
crowded at this Inauguration Of the opera
season, which bids fair TO be highly successful
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GEN. SICKLES COMING TO WASHINGTON
Major General Daniel +. Sckles, U. S. V.
lately in command of the Second Military
District, has been ordered to report in person
at the Headquarters Of the Army, between the
18th and 2lst instant
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CBv Bankers and Brokers' telegraph
Lewis johnson & %. quotestocks and bond'

in home and foreign market as 1olloWs:
NEW YORK. Sept. l6.-Firt Board-U. S. 6's,
1881, coupon, l15x 5.2Os, 1856 oonPon,l 1854
pom, new, It's; 1857, oupon. los; 1O.4O's,
coupon, s9S; 1905, fist, 1917 7.3Os, sec
ond, lO7; 1903, third, 1O7 Canton, 46; Quick
silver,a7; Mariposa, 10; Nsw York Central, los y;
Pacific Mail, 14Ox; Athltic Mail. 111H; Erie,
COX; do. preferred. 70; hudson, 14O; Reading,
lO24; Michigan Central, no. Michigan South.
ern, slS; ILLINOIS Central, I'LL Cleveland
and Pittsburg, 81; Northwestern, 454; do.
preferred, 69X: Rock Island. 1898 Fort Wayne,
1O6a: Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 271;
W. u. Telegraph, 42x; Boston Water Power,
10; Cleveland and TOldo, 1264; Gold, l4&H
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The Pacific Railroad.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 16.-The United States
Railroad Commissioners, after inspecting a
section Of 25 miles on the Kansas Pacific Rail.
way, returned here yesterday, and leave to
inspect IS miles just completed on the Union
Pacific road. ..F. nae
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WANTS TO BE MAYOR AGAIN.-Ex. Mayor
Wlthers Of Mobile, arrived In this city yester-
day morning, and is stopping at Wizards
Witners, it will be remembered, was mayor
Of Mobile at the time of the riot there. when
an attempt was made to assassinate Judge
Kelly, of Pennsylvania, and was removed
from his position by General Pope, command
ing the District. 1t is thought he is here for
the purpose OF having the President interfere
to have him reinstated in his Office.
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~ From ]. Shillington, Odeon Building,
we have Frank Leslie's Lady's Magazine for
October, abundantly illustrated, as usual.
Also, from John T. BuTch, corner OF 9th and
d streets, we have q copy Of the same. -
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THE WHITE HoUsE.-A very large number
Of visitors were at the Executive Mansion to-
day, and many had an interview with the
President. Ex-senator Cowap, ex.Postmas.
ter General Blair, and Representative Robin.
SON of New York, were among those who mad
an audience with the Executive this morning
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AWARDS.

A canard was set afioat in this city on Satur.
day, that ex-senator Cowan, OF Pennsylvania.
had been appointed Secretary Of War. There
is no truth whatever in the story. We know
that Mr.. Cowan does not want the place, and
would not take it,
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COMMANDER OF THE FIFTH MILITARY DIS
TRICT-Brevet Major General Griffin, who
was In command of the Fifth Military District
temporarily, having died with the yellow ever
at Galveston, the command of the Fifth Dis
trict falls upon the next officer in rank Bre vet
Major General Joseph A. Mower, who will be
in command until the arrival OF General Han.
cock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-16

CoAAAFDRR IN TEXAs.-Gen Grant has
directed that Brevet MAJOR Gen. ]. ]. Reynolds
be assigned TO the District Of Texas, m ade va
cant by the transfer Of Gen. Grifin, who was
assigned 10 command the Fifth Military Dis.
trict until the arrival Of Gen. Hancock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-16

Gov. Ward and Gov. Fenton En- Route.
NEWARK, N. j., Gov. Ward and part of his
staff Joined Gov. Fenton, of New York, who
left that city at eight forty this morning for
Washington and Antietan. ,-
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New York Bank Statement

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-The weekly bank
statement shows an increase of $4,000 or in
and a decrease Of S2,O75,339 in deposits, and
S4,44S. $40 in legal tenders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-16

~Under the reconstruction law, registra /.
tion Is to be open fourteen days before the
election in the Southern States. This, 1t is
said, will give an opportunity tor those who
claim the right to register and vote, by reason
OF the pardon proclamation, to do so.
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ARMY ORDERS

ARMY ORDBRs.-Capr. W. @. Green, LIST In.
fantry. relieved from recruiting service, and
ordered to his regiment. Brevet Majcr W. G..
Edgerton, Capt. X. H. Gray ordered bef,re
recruiting board.
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ARRIVAL OF PAssKNsRRs.--During the
month OF August last there arrived in the city
OF New York with passengers ffty-two YES
sels' thirty-ni Of which were steamers and
thirteen sailing vessels. The total number OF
passengers brought BY them was 2I,lO2, Of
whom 1855 were males and s,426 females.
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- We observe, with satisfaction, that the
most earnest efforts are making in different
portions OF the Cd Dominion to invite immi.
grafton
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ARMY ORDER COL N. G. MacraI
U. 5 A, (retred.) has been relieved from duty
as Assistant Commissary OF Muster at Cinein.
pai' his services in that capacity being no
longer required. G-a-.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-16

The annual session OF the R. W. Grand
Lodge OF the United States, Independent Or.
der OF Odd-Feliows, will be opened to-day at
Irving Hail, New York city This National
Grand Lodge is the supreme head and ultimate
tribunal Of the Order OF Odd -EeIlowsbip
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YELLOW FRvKR.-Information has been r, .
ceived at the War Department, that Lieutsn.
ant Colonel Wood and Lieutenant Parker,
and two Surgeons, ali on duty in New Or.
leans, have been taken with the yellow fever
and are dangerously ill 49,
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PRRsoNAL--Nrs. Eustis, the daughter Of w
W. Corcoran, Esq, Of this city, Is lying ouits
i'll a. Cewes, France, where her husband ha 9
erected q fine residence. Mr.. Coreoran is no "
on bis way to Europe to JOIN them Hon. f.
Holbrook, Of Idaho, is at the Seaton House.
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Fire.

t1fes
SANDUsKY, OHIO, Sept. 16-On Saturday
night. Marsh dS Co.'s plaster mill and i've
warehouses were destroyed by fire. Loss,
$4,000. -. -
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BALTIMORE CITY FIHAHCEs.-The Balti-
more Ga:ette says To so low c ,ndi ion has
the credit OF the city fallen that, even now,
when there is an abundance of money seeking
investment, the banks refuse to cash the draf 8
OF the Register, unless he deposits ample
security for the repayment Of the money.
Even the Farmers and Planters Bank, where
the funds of the cIty-when there are any In
the treasury-are kept on deposit, is deaf 70
all appeals for more money, the account Of the
city being already overdrawn to the extsn OF
one hundred thousand dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-16

~Hon VIM. T. Hamilton, OF Washington
county, is named as candidate for Governor
OF Maryland. 80,
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DISCOVERY OF Rock CRYSTAL IN ARKAH-
sAs.-The Commissioners Of the General Land
Office has received nom the register Of the 10
cal land ONCE at Little Rock, Arkansas,
beautiful specimen of r. Cryssal sutaciently
transparent for lenses. twas found In wash
ington county, in township 3. south Of range
% west in which locality It 10 said to exist In
isrge quantities. Il is. reported that the Ncrys.
Ia. is found in following the range OF the
mountains running south Of the base line to
the Choctaw nation. and In section 30, town.
ship 9, south range 81 west. Rock crystal has
heretofore been i'm ported from Brazil ana Scot
land, it not having been discovered in this
country The specimen received by Commjs-
sioner Wilson is said to be equal to any i'm
ported. *-
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ERESH ORANGES, tsweet.)
l. GREEN GINGER for preserving. At
sc 16-3t PEARSON'S.
THE MOST RAPID SELLING FRUIT JARS
L in the market, at King Place, corner l5k and
Vermont avenue. ae lint
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FoR THE AcOeMMopATIoN OF PERSONS leav-
Ing the city during the summer months they
can have the STAR mailed to their address, by
ordering the same at the Office, for 12X cents
per week, for one week or more.
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o T / G +


CHOICEST HAMBURG GRAPES
Mr.. j. B. CLAGETT has informed me that he will
exhibit at my store, on WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, a lot of the FIN EST GRAPES ever raised
about this country" n. w. BURCHELL.
H-s-e H.-.. Corner 14th and streets
sel6-3t Under Ebbtt House
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Arrest of Robbers and Recovery Of Prop.
erty.
PORTLAND, ME-, Sept. 16.-A man named
John White, of st. Johns, N. b., and two boys,
who have committed number OF robberies
Bangor, have been arrested. A considerable
portion OF the stolen property has been recov-
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Government SecWitles. 20
/ WAsHINGToN, Sept 16, l66.-Jay Cooke
Go. furnish the following quotations Of 9sv.
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INTERNAL REyENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were S526,516 30
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NEELT0TR0-M EDI0ATED Y1P0R HATH

Or. L. ALCAN recently in charge os r,se,r;o;tx
and MediSated vapor Baths at the various u. &.
General Hospitals, office southwest corner sf nth
Eruptions OF the Skin, Colds, Govt DEBILITY xffsc
ton Of Paralysis, Absorption Of Hercury and Ts.
male Complaints. snv IA,
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BOARDING..

EOR RENT-HoUsE No. 1875 nth street, be.
tween and /, having been thoroughly reno
waited and newly furnished, is now re,opened for
Bed Rooms communicating, with or without
Board. D.. sel6-6t*
TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN CLERKS preferredl
L can be accommodated with pleasant ROOM
and BOARD at 341 18th ST., bet. NJ and n. Wanted,
also, good COOK. Sc t-3tf
NICELY -FURNISHED PARLORS AND Bed
IN ROOMS on the first and second floors for rent,
with or without Board. Terms moderate. No. 4sJ
9Th st. bet c and La avenue. Sc 7-1m*
EOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
L with or without board. Apply At 46l 18th,
between Z and streets, au 30 lm* D.
coz FOR BOARD, ROOMS, PARL0R, Baths
SZC and Gaslight at the Farmers Boarding
House, on Penn'a avenue, near the corner OF "A
street. l4gH. g au 24-tOclt
EMPIRE HOUSE, 1856 Pennsylvania avenue
II Accommodation for 100 Guests-S2 day.
Monthly BOarders, two in room, $50 each
month. Monthly Attic Boarders, two in room,
S26 each. Hot and cold water Baths free.
au Is I'm"
E0R RENT-Several neatly furnished and we'll
Il located ROOMS, with or without board. Apply
at SIG X street, between 4th and 5th. au I3-tf
COUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at an agree:
~ able private residence, with liberal table and
Railroad, convenient to the cars. Terms, $40 per
week. For address apply at the Star Office. jel3tf
TABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street, few
l. doors north of the avenue. Terms S25 Per
month. ...-. -sa del6-n
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O| ATTENTION WORKINGMEN AND
UP others who are paying sXhorbitant rents.
the UNIONTOWN LAND AND BUILDING COM.
PANY. and subscribe for from one to ten shares of
stock. whereby you will have an opportunity to
get immediate possession of a house without ann
security for monthly payments, possibly not as
large as your present rent
The Company meets on TUESDAY, the 18th in
slant, land every Sd Tuesday Of the month there
after at p. m, in the UniontOwn School House.
when the printed constitution will be ready for dis
trbution. Respectfully,
NEHEMIAH ROBEY,
Uniontown President
FREDERICK EMERICH
412 street south Treasurer
j. NJ. DALTON,
Southeast cor. sth st. and Pa. ave. east, Sec'y
JONES j. ASHFORD. Solicitors SO II.2t-f
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0%PUBLIC .SCH00LS.-At the last meeting
E of the Board Of Trustees Of Public schools
the folio wiRg resolution was adopted: h, = -
Rssofrtd, That the following places be designated
as ofhces for the transaction of all the Public
School business by the respective Sub Boards of
For the ub-Board. First District, fFirst and
Second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., corner l4th and
streets. 81 rfs. .t. .ng. 90
For the Sub Board, Second District. Third and
Fourth Wards)-Schoolroorn on II, between 9Th
and 7th streets.
For the Sub Board. Third District. (Fifth and
Sixth Wardst -Wallach School Building aud
School room corner Sd street east and A street
south. ~ srs -rr..s 90 $50 ~. : = -
For the Sub Board, Fourth District, Seventh
Wardl-Maie Grammar. School-room, John n
Thompson, teacher, on 9th street.
The Trustees will be In attendance at the above.
named places from to 81 clock on each m srnina
Of the week, from Monday to Friday, inclusive.
entitled to tickets of admissioa to the Public
desi grated.
By order Of the Board
au 31-lm - RE ROTaRAU c..