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FIELD, TURNER & co.

In presenting this, their fall circular, take
the occasion of returning their thanks to
their numerous friends for past favors, assu-
ring them and the public, that if good goods,
true representation and small profits, ON
mend their bushes TO them, we shall en-
deavor to meet and merit their patronage
and good opinion.
Oct. :, lsCs-tL:
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The Fest Saving Haehines
a.


Are the How and Florence, sold by Nm. 3.
Adair, first door SOUTH OF the Austin House,
Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
Ian. J. ls6g-
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Lost.

On Saturday the l2th inst, in Warren, 9
left Hand fur glove. The finder Will please
leave il at this Office. Dec. =, 1915. u.
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Ladies' / Notice

That we have a few moro OF those new
style BOnnetS. also Has, at
GUNLEFINGER & BROTHERS
Dec s-tf
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Willow Ware.

Santa Claus!
Is At CLARK'S, No. : Main ST.
Dec. 23-lt
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Tonn Lois for Sale.

"Barrett's hair Restorative" took the First
Premium over all other competitors. and is
still ahead. Dec. ., lS6S. lw.
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LneaI Notices.
Don't Rear Them.


Local Notices Is ccits per line first insertion
10 cents per line each slLbseQIeHt insertion.
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40 IONS
OF Shorts for sale at reduced prices at the
Island Mills. RUSH ( HAMILTON.
Dec2S-tf
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Winter Fires are Dangerous!

To 20 to CLARK'S, No. : Main St., and ex-
inc. "a ldec 23-lt
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Oysters, Oysters!
You can buy the celebrated Naltby's II.
4 II. Oysters, at FREER & SMITH.
| Dec PIT
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The Eclinfic Hent Valve

Christmas!
on Main st. ldec. 3-lt
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CAL at

Call at
GHUBB & cos and see the Elephant.
Dec lo-2t
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A. Tons

And Rubber handled Table Cutlery can bG
found at CLARK'S, No. :, Main ST.
Dec 23-It
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Rnlnemher

TannerJ for Rent.
Enquire ofMcLain & Ward.
WARREN, o., Dec. left
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Few More

OF those prime Mink Furs left. $500 viii
buy the best dark collars and four striped
mufTs, retail every where for $4,000, except at
Dec s-tf ANDREWS & SONS.
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Eugene Hair Restorative.

This celebrated preparation is now put NJ
I'm mammoth Bottles, and sold by all Drug.
sisfs al IS cents. IT Is the cheapest, best and
most popular Hair Preparation known
Sold by al druggists. Nay 2o-Sm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23

OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE.
WARRES, OHIO, Dec. y, lS6o.
Gold, 1S.
ssven-Thirties, Cd and Sd Seriss)IOo with
interest.
GROCERIES-Firm and steady. -
BEANS-White $50 to $500 per buIhel.
FLOUR-s5,s0 to 5000. .
HAY-S0 per ton.
OATS-Oats Coo.
CoRN-Corn $50.
FLAX SEED-s2N.
DRIED APPLEs-ec.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll S5c, cash ortrade.
CHEESE-Dairy lOG1Sc.
EGGS-25c.
LARD-Country rendered, 1T3lsc.
POTATOES-759Sc.
TEAS-Sl,O 90 to $50 per chest.
COFFEE-2SH per bag.
GLASSSee Hardware Report.
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Do not Fail

Willow Chairs Work-StandS. Baskets, &c,
at TRUESDELL TOWNSENDS.
Dec. 2-tf
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Notice,

NOTICE.
All persons having any claims aEsinst the
Warren Homestead and Loan Association,
will present the same Immediately. Per or
der Of Board Directors 90 Err WISE,
Dec est Secretary.
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7 Thu NVVNN INNHVNN
For good Pictures is the New England Gal
lery. RICE, Artist.
Dec. 2d-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23

Vienna Empress Kid Gloves,
The genuine article. Only ninety cents
per pair at \. L. Andrews & Sons.
Dec. left
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All Goods
Positively sold as advertised.
Dec. I6-tf ANDREWS 4 SONS.
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Holiday Presents

Has the finest assortment OF Pocket Books
ever brought to this market, at way down
prices, Nc. :, Main st. dec z5-lt
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BUTTER AND CHEESE HARKETS

NEN 1Odhr OGC- ~ Acgos
BUTTER-Firm. Sales a 259Dc for Ohio;
40@jOc for state.
CHEEsE-Firm. Sales at I49Iec. 81
CINCINNATI. Dec. q. 1868.
BCTTER-Marketd dull for low and medium
grades, but strictly choice is scarce, and
brings lac above our quotations, in small
quantities. We quote choice Western Re
serve at 3SS4Oc; choice Central Ohio at $50
sc; good 10 prime do at &GS5 per u.
CHEESE-The demand is active and full
prices are obtained. Some fancy lots bring
a little over quotations. We quote choice
factory at ISGl9c; English dairy at l6159l7c;
Western Reserve at EgIse per pound actual
tare.
PITTSBURG, Dec. q, 1858.
BUTTER-There is a large demand for
choice roll butter, with but moderate re-
ceipts. We quote the best at 43S45cR %.
CHEESE-There is n fair demand and
prices are firm hut unchanged Ohio &C.
shen I9c; New York GoshenAc; FactoryHH
else; Hamburg l61ISI7 C; OhiOSweitzerae ;
Limburg 2c; Western Reserve l5z9I6c Z D.
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Local Notices.
Santa CLAUS HEADQUARTERS!

%r%N.~.|.'~~dN+"N.r
Local Notices Is cents per line, first insertion 10
- csats per Hle each S~ub=equeEf insertion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23
Window Cornice,

Pew & Bro.
Havejust reed a large assortment Of Holt
day Goods. Ldec. 9-tL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23
Winter Clothing

And Mittens, the genuine article, only Sl,50
per pair. at A.E. &SONS.
Dec eff
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4 large New StoekI

i large New STOCK!
OF Carpets Just opened, prices fifteen per
Dec Off ANDREWS & SONS.
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OiristniaSi

You can find nice lot of Jersey cultivated
Cranberries, al EREER SMITHS.
Dec 23-lt
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Have you been at Gunlennger & Brothers
where thev soil lfeTinOeS, EnSDTexF Cloth n
Poplins, at 10 per cent. less than anywhere
else. Ldec p-tf
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Zephyrs and Germantown Wool,
MGnods

Just received, all colOrs, shaded and plain,
at A. Andrews & Sons.
Dec. I6-tf
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We Cannot be UndersoId
The Peoples Resort

In any thing kept in a Drug Store
HOYT, STRATToN & HAPGoOD.
Dec. 2-tf
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McLain makes 10 measure Ladies' n
Misses Shoes and Gentlemen's work OF all
kinds. Only best stock used and best work.
men employed. Dec. 1877
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Casl

Twill pay cash iorany quantity OF OakSaw
Logs delivered at my mill in Champion the
present winter. For particulars enquire
Of VIM. Oliver, on the premises.
WARREN PACKARD.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23

window C0rnIces
Picture Frames, Room Mouldings, Ward
beHooks, n new n cheap article, Porta-
bic Desks, Jewelry Boxes, Work-Boxes,
Brackets, &c, &c. at
T-RUESDELL T0WNSENDiS.
Dec 9, ISGS-tf
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We find after all
Prime Buckskin Gloves

That Pew & Bro. is fireplace to buy Crock
cry and Glassware.
Dec. off
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23

UseOul as well as ornamental, at
TRUESDELL & TOWNSHIPS.
Dee 2S-tf
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HOGS-There seems to nave been al IN
derstanding this morning among buyers, by
which they were not TO pay above n certain
figure for such and such qualities OF Hogs.-
At all events, there was no considerable ON
petition between the different buyers in at
tendance, all insisting-with remarkable
unanimity pom a lower range OF prices, and
hence, mp 10 near midday, comparatively
little had been accomplished in the way OF
sales. Later, however, finding holders mex
orable. there was n break in the line, and,
the bidding soon becoming spirited, values
Appreciated. During the day ONE 1900
changed hands, sales making At a range Of
S7,&975O for common, light uneven, coarse
and mixed lots; ST,TOGSiD for lair 90 good,
and at SS12ts9S,E for Chcioe 70 extra, which,
taking into CONFEDERATION the fact that the
average quality Of the offerings was cOnsid-
erably below hat OF last week, and that
most OF the stock was sold from the pens In
stead Of direct from the cars, We md prices
at the fully up TO those current On last Tues
day. The market closes IRA ~ the quota
lions given above,
SHEEP-There was a fair inquiry for fair
TO choice qualities at about last weeks pri-
ceS.
Chicago, Dec. q, 1868.
BEEF CATTLE-Firm and quiet. Salesa
S6,75R7,2 Is for good to choice steers.
H~OGS-Active and lO9l5c higher. Sales
at sS,2j0S,0 for common; SS,GOG9,OO for fair
to medium.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23
STEAM CARRIAGE FACTORY

LEl ElLHu EZAHG
GOUTH Of Canal, Warren, Ohio
OPrOvided with all kinds Of machinery
I adapted 10 the business, by which a great
I saving of material, time andlabOr are Affect
led. thereby affording facilities for
Turing and selling a ba1eraEtiele fOrthesamA
or less money than can be afforded WithOut
such a~dyantage. Having a large number Of
the very best WOrkmen i the country am
now prepared TO makeandtu turn OHABUGGE Il
+ Dan. AtmyR Repositories may befOund
the best assortment Of finished work in the
country; all of which for quality, workman
ship, durability and finish, is not surpassed
in this country, orby eastern manu1aeturerSE
TOSECOACfFESa< -feHARI0TEEs. -
ROCKAWAYS. CARRIAGES
N EINDS -
: BAROUCHES, BUGGFES,
TROTTING BCGGIES, DROP FRONT.
! GAZELLE, TlPFON
BOX BUGGIES,
PETONS, 1 and : seats, tops standing and
4isss LINER WAGONS. best aFiiSle. sof
one and two horses. Persons wishing anY--
thing in my line Of business, are requesetdF
10 call and see for themselves -
Especial attention tOCustom Work andRe- :
pairing. Painting and Trimming done on
short notice and in stylestOsuit the most las
n. B.&4Rw es RARR4TEED.a az
Oct. Il, 1866. He BELDIN,
ID n-rra 1~I M
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Choice B~eeves-Fine, fat, well-formed
4tO6 year old steers, and averaging
100 lbs and upwards--.--.-------s6,15G 7 %
Prime Beeves-Good, well fatted, fine
" formed steers, and averaging l.
100 to LOO
a7eTaging 100 : 100 rs, at.----575es,OO
Medium Class-Aedium Steers and
good Cows, for city slaughter, and
averaging 300 to 1000 bs, 4,OOe5,25
Stock CattIe-Common Cattle, in de-
cent flesh, avera'g 500 10 1000 d,
Inferior-Light and thin Cows and
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Ofthe latest styles and best qualities, at
reduced prices, at D. NJ
Dec cit Main Street.
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Call Early
Beautiful

If You wish to make choice among our
Holiday goods, as they are selling fast.
Dec 1876 PORTER'S BOOKSTORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23

Beautiful
China Toy Tea Sets at
il CHUBB & cos.
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YOn can find

YOu can find
An assortment OF Glass Shades for wax
flowers, at PEW & BRO.
Dec. Q-tf
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Read!

Porter's Holiday Advertisement
Dec E-2t
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CnrlStmaS.
If You wish to make a Christmas present,
call at McLain's and see his stock OF BOOTs,
SHOES and SLIPPERS. They manufacture
largely TO order, and only keep the best as
sortment. III WOrk WaTTGnted.
Dec 1877
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Wooden Goods
Dec ct D. ii. LAZARUS
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Christmas.

Have YOu Seen
Those fine editions OF the Poets, at
Dec 1877 PORTER'S BOOKSTORE.
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
MARKET.

OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE. I
WARREN, OHIO, Dec. y, 1865. J
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Extra Inducements
In BIeaehed and Brown Muslinsat
ANDREWS &SOSS.
Dec eff
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Dsc eff
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Ladies, Remember!
50 cts, for Luben's Perfumery and all 9TH
ers reTy low, at
Dec 2-tf
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Ladies'!

Ladies!
Have Won been at Gunlennger & Brothers
where they sell MeTiaOes, Enspress Coh and
P1plins, at 10 per cent. less than anywhere
else. tdec s-tf
Ladies' will Notice
That we have a few moro OF those new
style Bonnet1. also Hats, at
GUNLEFINGER & BROTHERS
Dec s-tf
A new Invoice
OF Berguans, Berlin zephyrs, and Yarns,
GGHutSNLEFINGER & BROTHERS..
Dsc eff
Ladies FUrS
Closed out at reduced prices, at
Dec Off
Down they Come!
The prices Of all kinds Of Dry 6oods. All
! Goods offered at fifteen per cent. under the
market, at A. Z. ANDREWS &SONS
4 large New Stock!
OF Carpets just opened, prices fifteen per
Dec 9-tf ANDREWS & SONS.
A Few More
Of those prime Mink Furs left. $500 Will
buy the best a collars and four striped
Dec s-tf ANDREWS & Sons.
Christmas Eve Bale
To be Given by I. n. Dawson steamer Fire
| Co. No. !, at Webb's Hall, Dec. p, 1865, for
\ the benefit nf the IOmn2mK- I'VE the UNDER
signed Committee, would say that we have
the bestofmusic, andwIl try n pow
er 70 make ms, our LIt1 annual pan I1e e
invited to attend. No gentlemen admitted
unless accompanied by a lady.
Committee Of Arr2ngements:cJ.L smith,
J. II. Refter, ID. H. Hecklinger, II. A. Strong,
c. W. Tyler. dec S-tf
We find after all
That Pew & Bro. is fireplace to buy Crock
cry me Glassware.
Dec. 9-tf
Prime BUekskin Gloves
And Mittens, the genuine article, only sl,5O
per pair, at A.E. ANDREWS &SONS.
Dec eff
Winter Clothing
Ofthe latest styles and best qualities, at
Dec cit Main Street.
Pew & Bro.
Havojust reed large assortment Of Holi-
day Goods. ldec. 9-tL
Window Cornice.
Picture Frames, Room Mouldings, Ward
robe Hooks, a new and cheap article, Porta-
bic Desks, Jewelry Boxes, Work-Boxes,
Brackets. Gc.. &c. at
TRGESDELL & TowNsEND's.
Dec g, IS6S-tf
YOu can find
An assortment OF Glass Shades for wax
flowers, at PEW < BRO.
Dec. Eff
Fur Caps and Mufiers,
at DIN. LAZARUS
Gloves,
searfs, and Hosiery, at vIz,11
-@0e--
Extra Inducements
In BIeaehed and Brown M~uslinsa
ANDREWS &SoSS.
Dec eff
Wooden Goods
Ofall kinds forwinter use, at
Dec GIT d. NJ. LAZARUS
--@+
100 Lined BlOuSes
At S1,75, at D. LAZARUS.
Dec Sit
Ladies, Remember!
50 cts, for Luben's Perfumery and all 9TH
ers reTy low, at
Dec 2-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23

A Splendid
Assortment OF Vases At
Dec 1871
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23

Your Father or Mother
would like one Of those superb FAMILY b.
BLES, at PORTERS BOOKSTORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23

Call and See
The Christmas Gin at
Dec I6-2t
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For the Holidays!

Dec
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100 Lined BlOuses
At S1,T5, at D. N. LAZARUS.
Dec sit
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Baltimore Market.

Cofee-market still quiet. We have only to
report Saturday from second hand sales of l6s
bags prime Rio AT l7A cents; $50 do. fair at 16X
cents.
shipment. We report sales since last report as
follows: 500 barrels Ciy MILLS Dorchester Ex-
ira at S1275: $40 barrels do. Racine do, Sl2 So:
3Cf barrels do. Lagrange do Sill so; 200 barrels
Howard Street Extra, SIP: 3v0 barrels Western
spring wheat Super, 30, Also, 400 bbls Bran
Grain.-Supply Of Wheat continues small:
Ala bushels white and 2,S70 bushels red; market
active and firm; sales ia bushels white at 81 In:
BOG bushels do. 50; 1U0 bushels common So go
Red-5CO busels Maryland S305; LILO bushels
do. So 200 bushels do. 500; no Spring Wheat
Offering Corn-Oferings 5000 bushels white
and $500 bushels yellow; market cent better:
sales ST bushels white at g 10; Loco bushels
do. Sill, LILO bushels SLIP; $50 bushels damn
S1is; 1900 bushels Western whine mixed 81 10:
o bushels Western yellow mixed S1.16; 1850
bushels prime yellow Sis; 3U bushels do
81 .. Oats-i,550 bushels offered; sales of 90
bushels Western heavy So cents: 100 bushels
Maryland and Virginia light 9iay7 cents; re-
ceipts of Western increasing.
Provisions.-The market continues active and
with stronger prices for all descriptions of the
hog product. Mess Pork-sale OF L ~ barrels
heavy western at S2715 Bulk meats-sales of
4c,O0 lbs. loose rib sides at ID cents; 60 hhds do
10 arrive, at l5% cents. Bacon-demand for
consumption brisk sales of I5p hhds. IN lots as
follows: shoulders, AK cents; rib sides, Is
i6h cents; hams, l9a21 cents. Lard-sales of 50
tieices western at lo4 cents; 50 do. do. at 1917
cents.
Sugar.-Sales as follows 46 hhds Porto Rico
grocery, 11Sall% cents; $50 hhds. do 81 hhds
DemaTaTa vacuum pan and $40 boxes Cuba ex
Liberty, all on private terms; 1U0 hdds. Cuba at
II c. ntsi l76 hhds. Cuba, ex Willie for refining,
at af0T cents.
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The ORGANIZATIONS NDTHE VOTING
PIAgE>.

The Councils To- night will doubtless take
action in regard 10 providing voting facilities
a the coming election nore ample than were
furnished last year IL has been sugges-ed that
the precinct system b. done away with and
that = number Of polling places be established
IN he central part Of every ward a portion OF
the alphabetical list of voters being assigned to
each polling place. This seems 10 be about the
simplest and most feasible mode of &C commo-
dating the voters, IL ~ can be executed in con-
f0rmity with the provisions Of the law of
Congress. That law spec.fi the length Of
time Of residence in a precinct 10 entitle
man to vote, bu- il has been proposed
to designate each ward as a precinct.
There might. however, be a difficulty in regard
TO providing a sufficient number OF commits
sioners 70 receive the votes at the various poll
ing places. BY the act Of Congress three cosl-
missioners are appointed for each voting pre-
oiuct, whose duty IL shall be 10 take charge of
the ballot boxes at the polls and make returns
Thus il will be requisite to have commission
ers NJ each polling place, and as but three are
allotted TO a precinct, the number would De-
too limited, were each ward rsckoned as a pre-
cinct. 1t would seem, therefore, the wards
must be subdivided into precincts, and care
should be taken that there are enough of them
TO accommodate all the voters. Last year each
ward was divided into four precincts, and this
number proved utterly inadequate The num-
ber should be doubled this year, at least IN the
heavier wards. 1t may, perhaps, be advisable
% regulate the number of polling places in
each ward according to population. This
stands, according to the recent census, as fol-
Iows:-First Ward, 6,s23; Second Ward, 1895:
Third Ward, 14,iOi; Fourth Ward, 1891:
Fifth Ward, HAS; Sixth Ward, 9r51S; Seventh
Ward. I7,7U9
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IHE WoEKING PECPLE-The employees of
me railroad shops IN Cleveland are on a strike
me ship carrenters Of Provincetown, Mass,
wages. The Detroit employees Of the Detro,t
snd Milwaukee Railroad Company have or
gained = mutual a. society. The iourneyman
JIh'trs o. CtSri sion. :. c., have formed a
cooperative sOcIrty and pr5pose 70 o,,en a
ftoie upon thct principle. The strike among
tEe snip carEent-Is ana eaulkers In and ABOUT
iNtTolt Mi~h-- iii continues. The workmen-
about D III numb, r-der and an ad vance from
- To 3 No definite aeten has vet been
;eken on The part % The ship builders Six of
me sbcrs m Philadelphia have agreed to paw
weaver, ard fOTty-six ELI refuse lis stated
tnat thETs are abOU- tgO thousand looms in the
city, and of this nIInbrI over twelve hundred
are now icIa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-13

CUSTOMS AND RKvEsUE RECEIPTs.-It an
pears from the returns of the receipts from
customs and internal revenue, as shown upon
the Official records, that the former has thus
far come well up TO the estimates made by the
Secretary of the Treasury, and the latter has
fallen somewhat short of realizing the aggre-
gate expected up TO this time. The customs
receipts have aggregated about four millions
IN the past nine days, which is above the ay-
erage estimates. The internal revenue actual
receipts during eight days ending on Friday
were two million fifty-seyen thousand and
nine hundred dollars, winch is not quite up to
ihe average daily receipts for March, and the
latter was not up to the estimated average
monthly receipts from this source. The esti-
mated receipts from internal revenue for the
fiscal year ending the 30th Of June next is two
hundred and eight millions of dollars. There
hsye already been received over one hundred
and hfiy-One millions, leaving the balance of
nearly fifty-sSy ven millions TO be collected dur
ing the next seventy nine days, in order to
reach the estimated ceIDts from this source
by the last of June. Secretary McCuIloch and
Commissioner Rollins are both satisfied the
amount that will b. collected by The last named
dsy will BE- fully UP 10 the required fifty-seven
millions. large portion Of 1t will be deriy we'd
from the income tax III June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-13

The ERIE WAr.-In the court of common
peas chamb'r~, in New York. Saturday. o.,
core Judge Barrett, the Gould contempt case
c; ne up tor Ls;t-ins. Mr.. Jay Gould did not
appear. and upon the affidavit of the officer
' DO had him N custody. and who averred that
he refused to come - New York, the cour; is
sued sn orGer to show cause why Mr. Gould
and Nh. Hamilton Harms. his counsel at AL
Dany, who ADVISED him IN the matter should
not b. punished for this misconduct ALLEGED
against them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-13

THE IEIsH CHUR, QUEsTIoS.-By the latest
rails that reached New York yesterday, W..
gamer That Petitions have been numerously
Sned III opposition TO Tr. GladstOne's resoIu-
lions breaking up the AnglO-Irish Church es-
adjustment Placarjs have also been posted
III various parts Of London, appealing to Prot
estants 10 save the Church in Ireland, probably
intended a. a means Of raising once more the
cry "No POpery' among the non Catholic pop
UiatIcn Of England.