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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-04-18

~ Wesse it reported that S. A
Riggs. OF Lawrence, has been appointed
United States District Attorney for Kan
sas. We are glad to hear it. He is one
Of the genuine men Of Kansas. not dirt
eating shyster. The only thing we dis
like in the matter of recent appointments.
is that so many Of the members Of the
scent Legislature are suddenly receiving
Federal Offices. It looks too much like
the palmy days of Lsneism, when, imme-
diately after Senatorial election. nearly
the entire Legislature would 60 on pill
grimsge to Washington. and come back
with commissions in their pockets.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-04-18
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-04-18

THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH, ,
-Thers5oss Tie nervous and dehilitassd shssiA :
nnsdiatsIy ~ HHnseEo's ExsnAos DsUs. )
Evening star., 1867-05-31
Affairs i'm Geersetewn.

LARcENY.-John Taylor, alias Fox, colored
porter for Ritchie & Canston, druggist. was
arrested yesterday fr tne larceny Of drugs,
chemicals &c OF the value OF over S., The
property OF has empio, ers. and several um-
bIellas from Faulkner Il Bees, dry goods mer.
chants. The goods were recovered by ON Ger
Reid, VINO made the arrest. Justice Buckley
cent him 30 Jail for court
MERoHAETs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. duli
OffsrinRs-2,i00 bushels wheat, 4.5eo bush.l Is
corn. Sales OF white, TO bushels white corn,
at 8 90: sou bushels red wheat. at 81 80; asd
ITO bushels do at So
FKsTlvAL -LasI nieht of the rawberry
fest val at the Presbyterian Chapel, on West
street, BY the ladies OF the Bridge street
Church.
TIE CAEAL.-Arrived - Nine boats with
coal. consigned to the Borden Co., 225S tons;
Centraf Co. 437.l5 tons; American Co, 2i3s 8
tots; Coneolidaiion To-, 335 S tons Departed
The Seneca, ,supdries, to Seneca; Geo MoIer.
salt, tn Lift-lock 35; L. n. May er. sundries,
TO Litt.lock IS; and twenty leigh boats light
Evening star., 1867-05-31
AFFAIRS IN GEORGIA SOUTH CAROLINA
AND VIRGINIA.

General Howard has re ;eived report from
Colonel Sibiey. Assistant Com mmissioner for
the State of Georgia, howng the condition Of
affairs in that State during the month Of
April. He Gays reports from every part Of the
State show an i'm approved condition as regards
the labor Question. The freedmen are better
PAID, and they are reported generally as work
ing much better than at any time since the
war they are better treated, there being
but serious outrages are yet very fire.
quent, tour murders Of freedmen having
occurred in tie past two weeks. The destitn-
tion is very great, and greatly increased by
the inability Of the planters to supply pro.
visions. The suffering is very severe. and
would have resulted in starvation but for the
aiG rendered. During the month 46, 81 bushels
OF corn were distributed by the various relief
comm issioners, besides a large quantity OF
other supplies. and still there are urgent calls
for aid from one third OF the cou mites in the
State. Two hundred and six schools, with
2l3 teachers and IL, 954 pupils. are in operation
Brevet Majo General r X Scott, Assistant
Comm ssioner for the State Of South Carolina,
has made his report for the month Of April
He says the suffering among the people for
want Of food is almost indescribable, and had
1t not been for the distribution of provisions
there would have been a fearful number of
deaths, but there is every reason to believe
that the crop this year will be sufi ciently pro.
ductive to prevent q recurrence Of such ex-
want. Gases OF insanity and death from actual
hunger are reported in some districts
Brevet Brig Gen. O. Brown, Assistant Com.
missioner for the State of Virginia, reports
that since the passage Of the act to provide for
the more efhcieDt government Of the rebel
States, there has been favorable change in the
condition of The freedmen throughout the en-.
tire State. The schools are in good condition,
with 274 teachers and 6,l0s pupils, Of whom
Csc are white.
Evening star., 1867-05-31
Correspondence Of the Starl

BRooKvILLR. MD. May 81, iss7-Editor Star :
Hen Judge Berry has been holding Court at
Rockville for some days to hear arguments of
counsel In an in uncion case in vol wing ee veral
churches owned by the N. T.. Church, and
which have been forcbly seized by seceders
from that Church, who have joined the n E.
Church South. The M. E. Church applied
for writ OF Injunction. The Judge il ex pect-
ed to give his decision in q few days. The
representatives of the M e Church seem to
have no doubt that the result win be fayora
BILE to them. HfrF
A camp meeting is appointed to be held BY
the ministers and members Of the M Methodist q.
Church, near Laytonsville, in this county.
aSout the 9th of August. The Meth edist
on the ound. A camp meeting OF much
interest was held at the same place last year
The wheat and grass crops are very promis-
ing in this county; also. the fruit crop W.
Evening star., 1867-05-31
Special Telegrams to the Star.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
rv2v IA MIA IN th~ aesoe,staa Dr...

LIVERPOOL, May 3i-Noon.-SaIes of cotton
89.tsx bales. Stock in port 81 .U0J bales OF
VII ch 4lAso eales are American. Cotton &C.
suv at 11kd. for uplands. Breadstuffs All
provisions unchanged.
LONDON, May 3i-2 D. m-Cen sols o5x: q.
S. 5-20's unchanged.
LIvBRFooL, May 3l-2 p. m.-Cotton un-
changed.
LoNDoH, May al oon.-The regular week
ly statement OF toe Bank of Engiaad pub.
lebed this morn ing shows the bullion in tn at
institution to have increased f753,OD0 sterling
The Bank OF England reduced its rate O. Is.
count ~ per cent. This very favorable ex
hibIt caused an activity and buoyancy in the
money market, and consols have advanced ia
a5 ~ for money. American securities are with.
out decided change. U s. S. 20'e. TX
Evening star., 1867-05-31
The WEEKLY STAR is now on our coupt

The WRIKLY STAR is now on our counter
for sale. and in wrappers, ready for the mails.
containing the proceedings in the case OF
John H. Surratt: q full account Of the Cath
oiic Sunday school ceiebration Religious con
ferences and assemblies during the week; the
capture of Maxin,llian: local politics; the
Point of Rocks Railroad; q capital story OF
''How 1 Triumphed;" movements OF the
working people; full reports Of all Meetings
of Republican and Democratic ASSOCIATE Ons
and Ward Clubs during the week. Useful
items of domestic economy; Humorous
Sketches. with Domestic, Military, Naval, Be.
partmeDtal, and Local News; Agricultural
and Housekeeping Miscellany; and the latest
Telegraphic Dispatches.
Evening star., 1867-05-31
Suppression Of q NeWspaper

MOBILE, ALA, May 3l.-Yesterday's edi.
ton of the National Republican newspaper
here was suppressed bv order Of the com.
maDdant of the Post and a SO lad placed over
the ofiice. The future publication OF the pa
per L. prob b'ted until proof sheets are sub
mitted to the commandant
The order OF suppression says the paper WAS
rendered amepable under the last parasra ph
of general order issued May 10th. prohibiting
the publication ofarficles incilng riot. vio1en ce
or the public use Of incen diary language rue
article referred to was inetru citing freedmen
when and how to use q rearms
Evening star., 1867-05-31
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson 4 90, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets rs follows:
NEW YORK. May 3l,-lst Board-Uantou
Co., AK: cumberland Goal Co. 29X; Quick
silver, "a; Maripoea,6k; do. preferred. ,6K; New
York Central Railroad. &c. =; Ere Railway.5sx
Ere preferred, 71H; HUDSON River Railroad,
lux; Reading r. E.. 103X; Michigan Oenrral
K. K, 100; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana
K. R., 81; ILLINOIS Cen traI r R., 1l6 Cleve.
land and Pittsburg r. R., 7&x; North western,
321; do preferred, 57A: Olevelapd and Tole.
do, = Rock island, SIX; Fort Wayne. 96x;
Pacific Mail, 12Sx; Atlantic Mail, lO1.
Evening star., 1867-05-31

VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT TO BosToN-The
President has accepted the invitation to visit
Boston, Mass. on St Johns day, the cath OF
June, when the dedication Of the Masonic
Temple in Boston will take place. He will >
accompanied by his son, Col. Robert Johnson
and will be escorted by Columbia Command
cry and Washington Commandery, knights
Templar, of this city. They will leave here
about the 2oth or 2lst Of June, and Will 90 BY
railroad.
Evening star., 1867-05-31
Acquitted.

WILMINGTON, DEL. May 31.-The trial of
Joseph w. Pratt, for the m urder Of j. Pussy
Smith, in this city in April last. was concluded
at Newcastle yesterday. with q verdict of" not
guilty." on account of insanity. Adultery b.
tween the deceased and Pratts wife WAS part
Of the defense. Wayne McFeigh, of West
Chester, was one Of the prisoners counsel.
The trial ex cited great interest, and the result
is generally satisfactory.
Evening star., 1867-05-31
Arrested for Forgery.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3l-Lorenzo B. Shep.
herd. of Brooklyn. has been arrested nero,
charged with tie forgery of . check for $3.50 on
the First National Bank Of Albany. and an
o her for S940 When arrested he had simi-
lar check for $575, and a draft for the came
amount. on which he had obtained an ad van 70
ot$i50 The accused confesses to losing money
by gambling, but is silent about forgerIes. He
has been boarding at one of the principal
hotels with q colored servant. and recently
gave supper to his friends costing S175
Evening star., 1867-05-31

MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL CONVECTION.
II THIS oo1y yesterday the COMMITTEES on the
oeciarstion Of rights, to whom had been re .
1srred the proposed amendments offered in
convention to article 80 OF that document on
the subject Of religious liberty ana tes,ifvine =
In the courts, reported as follows:-"Strike
out all OF said article, after the word .ninis.
Hy, IN line 10, and insert as fellows uNor
snail any person, 9th erwise competsn. be
oeemeo incompetent as witness or Juror on
account OF hts relil ions belief, provided ne
oensVes In the existence OF God. and that nm.
Ger ms dispensation each person will be held
morally accountable for his acts, and he re.
Wsfaed or punished therefor, either IN this
NoIio or N the world to come. No person
snail De deemed incompetent as a witness on
account OF race or color. bat the General =.
naty Tem0 may may at any time hereafter, change or
pedient." A minority report was aIso :, 80
,ne os rS,d co,r black in
Argument followed in support OF The sd"
mission OF the celorsd man freely TO testify.
placing II on the high vantage ground Of right
result, the Convention adjourned
Evening star., 1867-05-31

ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
1t is thought that Secretary McCulioch will
not make any appointment Of Assistant See.
retary to act during the absence of MI Chand.
Ter, but that Assistant Secretary Hartley will
discharge the duties Of the OH ce until the re-
turn OF Mr.. Chandler, which will be in the
course of eight or ten months
Evening star., 1867-05-31

IHE SOUTHERN MIssIoN.-Mr. Farms worth
inc wen-known Illinois Congressman, adds
announcer TO the number Of national missionaries
sent into the South. He will leave shortly for
that section. W. Langston, CT OHIO. and S.
u Brown, OF Baltimore, both colored, are
about to set out on a similar expedition to Vir
ginia and other Southern States
Evening star., 1867-05-31

COMING DowN.-Attention is called to the
fact that New York is enjoying little panic
In the flour market and that prices have de-
clined in ten days from one to two dollars per
barrel, the greatest decline being in the finer
grades Of family -four
Evening star., 1867-05-31

~ The Richmond papers announce that
there is enough money in the Virginia treas
ury to pay four per cent. Of the interest due On
the State debt in July
Evening star., 1867-05-31

ABSENCE OF CABINET OFFICERs.-Attorney
General Stanberry Is now in New York city
for the purpose of having an operation per.
formed on one of his eyes
Secretary Browning left the city on Wed.
nesday evening for a visit to his home in Hi.
nois, where he will remain for several weeks
10 recruit his health.
Evening star., 1867-05-31

THE JAPANEsE AT THE TRRAsURY-The
Japanese Commissioners, accom- panied By
Mr.. Chiffon, Of the State Department, this az
ternoon visited the Treasury Department, and
We're shown through by Mr. S. M Clark Su.
perm tendent of the Printing Division.
Evening star., 1867-05-31

Having advised number of my fellow citizens
that under the decision of the Supreme Court they
would not be required toappear in person and de-
self taken . memoranda of the names of h number
Of persons known to ts entitled to Registration I
rule adopted by the Judges Of Election, to which
dissented, name will be registered unless per
sonal application s made; except those persons alb
solutely prevented from appearing by sickness or
other unavoidable cause, on the two days On which
the Judges sit for the correction of the lists Wig
Thursday and Friday May 30th and 3lst. b. ~
mN-5t tv-8 Judge of Election
Evening star., 1867-05-31
Marine Disaster.

NEWPORT, r. l +, May 3l.-The steamer Old
Colony. for New York, broke her machinery
last night and was towed back here The ac-
cldeat caused much CONSERVATION among the
passengers, but meme were injured. gre
Evening star., 1867-05-31

~ The Presbyterian General Assembly, In
Cincinnati, yesterday adopted the majority
report on reunion. This refers the subject 10
the churches themselves for consideration.
Evening star., 1867-05-31

The PUBLIC DEBT.-The statement O. the
public debt, which Will be published about
the Attn of June, will show an increase in the
same OF two or three millions OF dollars. on
account OF Inc Government having to nav
is24, 10000 In coin during the present month
tor interest. A large amount Of coin has been
received during The month. and the in crease
OF the debt Will not be a. much as was ex.
pected.
Evening star., 1867-05-31

~ About $4,000 tons of Scranton coal were
sold at New York on Wednesday. at an aver.
age decline from the previous months prices
OF thirty cents per ton.
Evening star., 1867-05-31
Sewing Machine Decision.

Sewing Machine Decision. =
BOSTON, May 5.-Jodge Daily, in the Court
OF Common Pleas, decides that a peculiar
form OF manufactured article may become 4
trade mark, and accord diRgly issued an nju nc.
ton restraining Bartlett and others from sell.
ing or making sewing machines in the letter
(T shane r.
Evening star., 1867-05-31

THE WHITE HoUsE.-To-day being Cabinet
day no visitors were admitted at the Exeeu.
tive Mansion. All the members were presen.
except Secretary Browning and Attorney
General Stansberry, who are absent from the
city
Evening star., 1867-05-31

~ Judge Kelley spoke in Danville, Va.
yesterday.
Evening star., 1867-05-31

THE TUR1.-The Buckeye Race Course a,
Cincinnati, was we'll attended YESTERDAY
There were two races, the first q selling ra, -
dash OF miles for all ages, The purse bsine
$500 Eight horses started. The race was
won by w. r. Crooks colt, GrIgsby Time.
3liA. The horse sold for S320. The secou
race twe-mile heats for all ages; purse. 400.
The horses entered were Ansell and Weldon g
1lly, Connor. Ansell distanced Connor in the
nrst heat. Time 35Ok.
The trotting match between the stations
Geo "a Patchen, jr,, and Commodore Van.
deIoiIt Tor $4,000, mile heats, best three in ave
IN harness, came OF on the Union Course, NeW
Iork, yesterday. Patchen won the sscon d.
third, and fourth heats, the frat being = de,d
heat. Time. 22s. 23lK, 2I33, and 35E.la
INJUNCTION AGAINST BLoCK pnr.
HRRs.-ln the u. s. district court. in Oh 80
ton, s. O., yesterday. . biil OF ,comolsint wss
filed by District Attorney Oorbin asninss slrss
X. Prtolean, Theo u. Wagner, Jas. r. W..
man, W. L. rrenholm, Geo. A. Trenho,m s.d
John b. Lahtte, msmbHls Of the firm Of Icnr
Frazier & TO-, charging them with . yioiss;aa
of the laws OF the United States Ia biocEsSs.
running opefationS, and claiming that in othsv
respects they are accountable 70 the Uaitsd
States Judge Bryan, upon heaItng the bill.
granted an injunetaOD, reetrAintug the. aYore.
nentiened parties from dispostAg of real estate
now held BY them. 81"
80
Evening star., 1867-05-31

INTERNAL REvKAUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were SsS5,3l137
Evening star., 1867-05-31
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION

CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE, &c.
M hDITsss 5S5 III ss;' a. am an
Counoi from the Fifth Ward ,.nr,-rns
my Site MANY FoTEkS.
U7HIRD WARD CONSERVATIVES TICKET.
i'' niue THOMAS LEWIS.
For c0"nRsn f. fsRSk GssPstl MoRsELL,
&iIsGk GfGsGGks I I. tsovtEfn brown: nv sl.n
~ ssndds.e for the once of ASSESSOR of the
foSkTH o., IT, WARD, JOHNSON.
L'IFTH WARD CONSERVATIVE TICKET.
" GEORGE F GULICK .-
For Common Council
VI s%kfFs5s, EEsBs m,,.,.,
r EPCBLICAN TICKET.
Collector
ALBERT G. HALL.
r.A. BosWELL. Soss1sff5
CHARLES Il BLISS mst.
r IRs T I'D. ~
The e following @ ,iske, viii be supported by the 70
f'' Hsaefnia v. B. isaAGRUDER.
For Councilmen-
8 8: ! !. %ESsfHsos' sffks' m, ,...
THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN TICKET.
JOHN r. ELvAHS
For Coggneilmen1 ,p,,
ffA5MAss fA5M4s 2 ?: taNsSf;Y SEAEk; n.-
y = of third Club
A IA MEETING OF THE VOTERS OF THE
"a FOURTH WARD, held at the City Hall, on
Saturday, May 18th, the following ticket was nom
CONSERVATIVE UNION TICKET.
AAsTsUKY ,dGS LLo5p, dong term,
TOT 1Snn0a WI 4. fsahsi.E SALLEY,
JAMES r. MOORE. .-
RICHARD B OWENS. my a-td
SEooND WARD REPUBLIcAN TICKET.
For zAfM9s Alfsf3spR RICHARDS.
iot GES: issnel1nfS JoMS S. CROKER,
WILLIAM RUTHERFoRD.
JOSHUA WHITNEY.
By oraersecond Ward keRq9sap Club prs.;aon.
EDWARD AMBUSH, Secretary ma5-7t
FOR col E CTOR
The undersigned through the solicitation of
many friends. and the pledged support of thous-
and others offers himself as a candidate for
TAX COLLECTOR.
will be a candidate until elected defeated.
No back out reported by some persons, and
hope to get rOusing majority.
my 2-te- V. WILLETT.
INDEPENDENT TICKET-SIXTH WARD.
The following Ticket will be supported at the en-
suing June Election by MANY citizens of the Sixth
For Alderman
SAMUEL CROSS
For Common Council
----------J JOHN Il. HERRELL.
THOMAS SOMMERVILLE,
JOSIAH L. VENABLE.
For Assessor
CHARLES NELSON myls- s-eo4tSdte
FOURTH WARD
CONSERVATIVE UNION TICKET to be sup
ported at the next June election:
For Aldermen
ASBURY LLOYD.
WM w. MOORE.
For Common Council
WILLIAM II. NALLEY,
CHAS. H. ANDERSON,
myl3-te ROBERT BALL.
Evening star., 1867-05-31

PRRsoSAL.-Hon. Mr.. Ingersoll. of Illinois.
is in this city.
Evening star., 1867-05-31
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

GEORGETOWN HEADQUARTERS.
Save ten per cent. and buy your FANCY
GOODS. HOSIERY. LADIES' AND GENT
FIRNISHING GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, TRIM
MINGS, &C., of
YOUNG Il BEHREND.
No. 12O Bridge street, next TO the National Bank
of Commerce. Georgetown, d. C..
New Goods daily received an l7-om%
"M. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEING AND CLEANSING
ESTABLISHMENT.
Office, No. 40 Jefferson St, Georgetown. d. c.,
Established in 1881 premium awarded by the Metro
politan Institute, 1857 rebuilt 1866, and is now by
far the largest and most complete establishment Of
the kind in this section of country.
Dyeing and Securing of all kinds done in the best
manner.
Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
solicits the continued custom of the community.
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost pronlptness and despatch.
Post Office address. Lock Box No. so.
Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday, when
it is closed at Sx .. m. ----,- fe I6-6m :
Evening star., 1867-05-31
G0YERNMENT sECURIrIEs.

wAsHINaToE, May 81, is67.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gsy-
Evening star., 1867-05-31
N~THE GUARDIAN,
N3 THE NEW CATHOLIC PAPER.
First DUmber will appear SATITRDAY Juna a.

~THE GUARDIAN,
N3 THE NEW CATHOLIc PAPER.
First number will appear SATURDAY June sth,
unavoIdably postponed from June lst. my 81 ct
~ WAUGH CHAPEL, corner Cd street east
N and street north, Capitol HILL
FAIR AND FESTIVAL by the Ladies' com
mcncing MONDAY EVENING, June Sd, 1857.
Every effort will be made to add to the enjoy mont
of patrons, and no rafting permitted
Season Tickets. 30 cents.
Single Admission, 10 cents. my At
~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
RS OFFICE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON. May %, 1857.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of the cir
culating notes of - The First National Bank of
Selma. Ala that such notes will be paid in lawful
money of the United States upon presentation of
the same at the Treasury of the United States.
II. II. HULBURD.
my 81 WV Comptroller of the Currency.
ESPECIAL LNOTICE-CLERICALM MUTUAL
S BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
PLACE OF MEETING CHANGED.
he regular monthly meeting of Directors, with
special meeting of Stockholders, will be held on
MONDAY EVENING, June 81, at 8 O'Clock pre-
cl.ely IN the third story corner room, of Plant 3
new building. corner 18th st and New York ave
All the members are requested to attend as impor-
tant business will be presented for onsderation
and action relative TO change, and best plan for flu
ture and more extended operations. Every mem
Der should le present. my 81 st
Evening star., 1867-05-31
0@DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN


u POLICE, :
Clmss Of SnperinteHisat- No. 2 Louisiana arsnUs.}
WASHINGTON May 90, lS1.
1t Is requested of all proprietors OF Drinking
Bars that they have their barrooms closed on
HnNDAl: the Sd prox imo. election day,) and
that they allow no intoXcat ing liquors to be drank
IN their premises on that day. Police officers are
directed to report all persons who fail to comply
with this request TO this office for the information
al the Board of Police. A. C. RICHARDS
mVSl-ot Major ard Sunari ntenhanf
Evening star., 1867-05-31

Mass Meeting of the Colored Voters Of the Sew
enth Ward will be held at Island Hall on FRIDAY
EVENING. 3lst
The meeting will lie addressed by several well
known Conservative Citizens of the city and ward
All voters are invited to Conn. Hsar, Dsli6srats
and then form their own conclusions
b. order Of the
m ENECrTTyE COMMITTEES
Evening star., 1867-05-31

n%C0MMISSIONERS OF ELECTION ARE
N hereby notified To call immediately at the
CLERKS Office Of the supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia, and take and subscribe the oath of
Office. I MEJGS
my y lthrOn ~ Intel Clerk
Evening star., 1867-05-31

CExUAL DIsEAsEs. DEBILITY, &c.-Psv
Jecfson S~Psihoiogy," !" and CURE YOURSEIf.
4 a6. Sid W American News Company, 121 Nas-
SOU street, New York. Send for a eiresiar,
1p&p&W$W<
Evening star., 1867-05-31

t>0R RENT-In private family two very nicely
l. Furnished ROOMS in a very healthy and de-
sirabie loo alton. with the best of BOARD. Terms
moderate Address Y. Y. stating and resi-
dcnCe. Star office. III 3l-3t+
Evening star., 1867-05-31

n~REGISTRATION NOTICE. PERSONS
@ who may find their, names Incorrectly
Wards or Who made ion and sd bsen aus
cepted whose names do not appear in the lists will
personally or in writing communicate the error to
the undersigned on before the 18th inst so that
without personal application the corrections can
oe made ON the two days appointed for that pur-
my 39t s. " MOVES Secretary
Evening star., 1867-05-31

pASTVRE FOB HORSES AND OOW6on
the nrm Q! Geesboro, well fenced, pasE<a...s -
Hasn.. Htsrns Asp1y 70 y. DUFFY, stths M, H6zE
Sses vvSrp So. 4 my 8-lmS
Evening star., 1867-05-31
BOARDING..

- looms AND BOARD ,21 = l STREET. BOARD
II $40 per month. Room and Board SIS per
month. my 81 -2tE
RoARDING.-FrontP PARLOR. handsomely fur
- nlshed. with board for two, at SIS per month.
Back Parlor for two with board. at S45 per month.
Apply at $50 street, near 10th ST. m 81 ST.
Evening star., 1867-05-31

OPEN sessions ofi'the Judges of the Elections,
will be held ON the oOh and 3lst Of May at the City
the qualifications of persons claiming the right to
vote at the election to be held Monday the Sd Of
June next, ana to correct the lists of names OF
wards. 3 'l-f - 'T H< - "