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MADE TO MEASURE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE
And warranted perfect At, At
REDUCED PRICES.
WALL, ROBINSON 4 CO,
3l3 Pennsylyania avenue,
fe21-U between Ninth and Tenth streets.

PROPOSALS FOR LINE FOR CONSTRUCTION
oPTHEUNITBD STATES CouRT;HoUsB AND
POST OFFICE, PORTLAND, MAINE,
Sealed proposals will be received At tho once OF the
undersigned until IL o'clock, m March q, 1855 for
rels q tho best Roeklsnd Lime. for the Government
buildings to be erected at Portland, Me.
The Lime TO DO delivered at the sites Of tho build
ings, as fast as desired by the Superintendent or re-
qulrod by the progress Of the work,
Proposals. VIII be made by the barrel including COS
Of all frcights, landing, &c,
Ton per cent Of all payments will b" retained until
completion OF the contract
The delivery Of the Lime 10 begin as soon after the
signing " the contract MS the Superintendent may
direct.
The Department reserves the right TO reject any or
all Of tho proposals. II deemed for the Interest VI the
Government to do so.
Proposals should DO indoTsed Proposals for l. mo.
and addressed to HENRY RINGSBURY,
mh3td Superintendent
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COOKS BOARDING. STABLES,
" ON EIGHTH STREET,
Between d and Y, No. +G7,
Particular attention paid to Boarding Horses,
Large airy and comfortable stables. The proprietor
10 well Of the bost feeders In this Dis:
trst owners Of poor horses can have thom fattoned
aud we'll cared for
CARRIAdBs can be had at all hours foI Parties,
Weddings, aud Funerals, Js23-u
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To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN ALHIANDRiA.-Mr.
George W. Jones, No. 80 North Alfred street, be
tween Queen and Cameron streets, Is our author
lied agent for the NATIONAL REPuBLIoAN, In
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
and solicit advertisements for this paper, from
the frat day OF February.
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f.o.4 Byt. 1t. Col. and Depot .. T.
RoPOSALs FOR MEAT,

WASHINGTON, D, C., Feb q, 1865.
Sealed Proposals, OF the form furnished by tho un.
derslgned, will be received, In duplicate, unit
TuSSpAY Ps 10Th f Mae s,10 II o H.
sale issue to all connected with the Department OF
washingtog in this city. Also, for supplying the
ton, D. C., will include all Fresh and Cnrned Reef
aud Mutton required for issues and also Tor sales 10
officers and oilers authorized to purchase at this
Tho Prcsh Reef required for officers supplied
be Of the finest quality, Of select parts. made by
tho dcer charge, from the hi nd Quarters and ribs
of the fOre-quartors That required for the troops to
nocks, shRnks, and kidney tallOw not received All
the meat will be uhect TO rigid inspecton to lie Of
excellent marketable quality and In upoSoepIonabo
tory, purchases In tho Op6n market will DO made at
the expense Of the contractor.
Tho contractor will be required to deliver the meat
distribute II In such and at such times As an
on0cr Of the Subsistence Department may direct.
Separate proposals will be received for supply Ing
FTcsh and CorneI beef and with Corncd Becf and
Mutton, in Washington, d. G., but no proposition
viii be regarded for furnishing the Fresh Reef ia
Washington, D, c., without II iEolpiSs both sales
average price Oh Tho Quantity required for both pur.
poses win be considered Bidders must be prose NJ
Tho opening Of the bids
meat purchased, OF whom In funds for tho purpose.
All questions respecting quality and condition will
no settled by tho ohccr OfIfe Subsistence Department
The contracts will be made forslx months, from the
lst day Of April, 1885, or such period Us the Commits
sary General may determine,
The proposals Tor supplying all connected with the
Bf6Set MAJOR Z ensra H. Gmoiy ' OF
mhS,a Depot and Chief q, 8,
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I IsT OF PROPOSALS RECEIVED AT THE QUAR-
IL termaster Generals Ofiee for Clothing, Camp,
and Garrison Equipage during tho week ending Feb:
Herman, Boxer Co, Of New York, offer to pur-
chase two sets zach Of Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery
Soldiers Clothing and Equipagc, complete Notcrms
given.
ALSO,
Gray Army Shirts at 50 cents each.
Drawers. Canton Fls9nsl. at 39 cents each.
Great Goats, Infantry, at o. IS each.
cavalry, at Is 50 each.
Trowsnrs, foot, At VI % each.
Sack Goats, lined. At o. IS each.
q" unlined, at 50 eonts each.
Jackets, cavalry, al u each.
- artillery, at u each.
Uniform Goats, infantry, II, Is each.
artillery, st u S each. II
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MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-During the month OF
February the clerk Of the court issued 1877 mar
riage licenses, OF which 81 were to colored cou-
pies,
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SUPREME CouRr or THE UNITED STATES
Tuesday, March 3, 1865 No. $50. Er pdrie VIM IL
cause was continued by Mr.. Black, of counsel
for the appellant, and by Mr.. Carpenter, ofcoun.
sci for the respondents,
o'clock,
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REMARKABLE CUREs.-We witnessed yester-
BILE cures performed by Drs. Dodge and Evans.
Their power over rhe um attic and neuralgia affec-
lions 10 astonishing. Persons suffering from
these affections, with limbs paralyzedfor months
and years, were restored in q few minutes.
Whilst we were present. several persons who
came on the stage stated that they were suffering
from acute pains, and after few minutes treat
ment declared that their pains had left them.
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ACCIDENT TO DIR. WV. BoYD.-I.ast evening
passing In the main door Of the Metropolitan
Hotel, . gentleman with a lighted cigar ran
corner Of the left eye, burning that member
quite severely. with proper restorattvcs the
hre.hsat was partially extracted, but the eye Is
still quite swollen.
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VR9xissyT BUILDING ASSOCIATION. - The
stockholders Of this association held an ad-
house, on II street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, Amendments to the constitution were
offered, which we're approved after considerable
debate. A large number came forward and paid
their dues. Fifty.four shares were sold at the
following ratcst Ten shares at ktA per cent.
premiumj four at 90; ten at bo, and thirty at Do.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNIoS.-The regular
weekly meeting Of this organization was held at
Major W. S. Morse read q copy OF an order
isSYad by the conmandant OF the Brooklyn navy
yard, In pursuance of one issued by tho Secretary
Of the Navy, RESEMBLING the order preferring ex-
soldiers and sailors In making appointments to
positions In navy yards.
Speeshes were then made Of political char
aeter, after which the Union adjourned.
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THE RADICAL REPUBLICAN CLuD announces a
meeting this evening at Mr.. William II. Lees
streets south, at 1880 lp, m. Important business
will be brought before the club for action,
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DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
OFFICE DEror auAsrEs.Asr..,l
s,.5 JESsssSHY h t;s lsD r.S l
Iii. Depot until August 81 fsSs eOn.stins Of he FOL
100 rssgsm' Letter Paper, ruled;
100 :. Foolseap Paper;
,S :: :; k k:ss' f fisi ,,
e.. $ss s;.;'ss PAPER;
y ;. FS SR
= " E Bl9tsiinS
10 O,' H. S1,i cisTm'no'
iSdGs. ~: GSryins Inks
,S aa iis,.;. s;. Pp Esa Fastener"
fssSs,,, Ed!SSf EE Ti:!;!:,
,SdS!. Steel Er.sSTs, p,.,
,sdoi. Paper fSIdsT.I '
10 10 s!'S'' R R'dSS ff Bands,
d%, tSdO paso' Letter Cop, .es9oA,s .,.,.,.
so blank BSoEs-quirc.: loo. ., 100. ), 100. I; 100
% =. Endorsement Books;
% Letters.Reeeiyedj
The Stationery is to be delivered from time to time
= required by the ofncer in charge.
All bidders are required to furnish samples Of the
goods with their bids,
Bid. mus. 10 made lg duplicate, with copy Of Mi.
accompanied by the guarantee Of two responsible
parties that, In case tho contract Is awarded to tho
bidder good and sufficient bond will DO given for tho
fathful performance Of the contract.
Rds will be endorsed "RropOsals for Stationery
aAd addressed to the undersigned
The right Ia reserved to reject any or all bids.
n. c. RANSOM,
fe20-4 Bvt 1t, Col. and Depot Y. n.
y, u N ~ IN M n
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Mr.. p. II. SWEET, grand secretary of the I. o.
O, f., announces that an adjourned meeting will
be held on Wednesday evening, the +th instant,
al T,2O oiclock.
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AlmlTa G. Allen,
l66 Equity Docket S.

IN THE SsT1PREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
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ORPHANS CoURT-Judge PurcsH.-This court
transacted bat little business yesterday.
The final accounts OF George 4. Gulick, guar
dian OF Mary J.. Peters, was hled and appro we'd.
In re Lowenthal. The case, on the motion OF
Mr.. Riddle, was postponed until Saturday. AID.
journed.
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JUsrIoKs' CoMMIssIoss ExPIRLp-The com.
missions OF the following justice. OF the peace
Gull, s. f. Douglas, Henry Lyles, Charles Walter,
X. J.. Wooster, Charles p. Wannsl, q. p.
Webster.
The following terminate on the 9th OF March:
O, L, Giberson and Ii. W. Ferguson,
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Amusements.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

NArIosAt THEATRE
TUESDAY. MARCBs,
GREAT SUCCESS.
NEW SCENERY.
RAILRo sBNsATIoN.
WONDERFUL EFFgcTs.
GRAND CAST
UNDER THE GAsLI0HT.
UNDER THE GAsLIGHT
UNDER THE GAsLIGHT.
UNDER THE GAsLIGHT
UNDER THE GAsLTGHT
UNDER THE GAsLIGHT
UNDER THE 0AsLiGHT.
METzERoTT HALL.
OLE BULLS
GRAND sCBRTs
OLE BULL
Has the honor 10 announce that he will give
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS.
March and 10.
Assisted BY III. following talent;
MADAME vARIAN HOFFMAN,.
Thefavorite Prima Donna;
Mr.. IdNATZ PeLLAK.
Baritone, and
MR.. EDWARD HOFFMAN,,
The eminent Pianist and Composer.
Reserved seats'''.'''' ..'''.'.''''.'''''''''''hn
The sale Of Reserved Seats will commence IN
wEpNEsDAY MORNING. ats clock at Me.ierots's
Pull particulars In future aunoune ements.
r. Business Manager
YoR BENEFIT or
MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Entertainment,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY,
March 3, 4, and s.
ODD WILLOWS HALL
Doors open at o'clock
Ticket. at door. Admission ticket. 20 cents; Course
tickets Oil Children Is cents. inh2-iL
WALL's oPERA HOUSE
La GRANGE 4 BRIGEoLI
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
MAX sTRAKosH has the honor to announce a brIaf
farewell season, limited to three nights,
commencing
THURSDAY EVENING, Narsh IL,
During which period
THREE OPERAS
viii be produced, with all the completeness NJ
detail and msInncent cast, which has
characterized tho past and present
Brilliant operate Season
Both Ia PIXIES OPERA HOUSE,
And the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, New York
FULL PARTICULARS SHORTLY
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Hon. ALBERT q. BURR, member OF Congress
from Illinois, Is announced to address the Con-
sentative Army and Navy Union this evening
The honorable gentleman Is admitted to be a
fluent speaker, and no doubt large attendance
will be present tonight,
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ME- OosrEREscK.--The sixteen Methodist
Episcopal churches OF the District OF Columbia
will DO represented In tho annual conference In
Baltimore to-day. r
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GOVERNMENT CLERKS, ASSOCIATION reg
was held last evening at Irving Hail. on ID street.
On account OF the fnclemency Of the weather,
but few were present, and but little business was
transacted The 20 per cent. question was talked
over in conversational way. Those having the
mstter In charge expressed strong hopes that
bill would be reported In the House before long.
bill.
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WAUaH CHAPEL FAIR.-Those desiring to
the fair now being held at Waugh chapel, Capi.
tol Hill. The fair Ia remarkably well stocked
with useful and fancy articles, and best OF all,
pretty, smiling faces.
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FyEERAL.-Yesterday morning the funeral OF
William II. Watson took place from his late
residence, and was attended by a'largc number
OF sympathizing friends and acquAiptances, Mr..
W. was formerly clerk In the Office OF the Dom,
missary General.
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PR3PosAhs FOR BRICKS FOR THE G 1NsTRT6C
L TON OF THE U, S. CUSTOM HOUSE, PORT

Corner Fourteenth And streets. under Ebbu House.
fcG-
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Tue PoToNAc~Thc very cold weather on
Monday night formed two inches OF new Ice on
Owing TO the ice the Alexandria steamers are
unable to run: The mall steamer KeyPort, ply
Ing between this city and Aqua creek, left Sew
latter place. The Vanderbilt arrived here at II
O'Clock, a. m, from Aqua creek. The captain
city. We are Informed that there are thirteen
Oyster boats ice-bound OF Fort Washington
which were on their way to this city. They
Government mail tug Ariel left Sixth street
wharf at 10 o'clock, a. m, for Fort Washington.
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AUNT GRACE'S SWEETHEART.
A Christmas Story. by Mark Lemon, the
Editor of punch"


Doctor Gregory always told the story of
Aunt Grace MaXwell's Sweetheart after this
manner, and when he had been duly furnished
with a second dose of "Pipkin punch" COM
posed according to a recipe of Charles II, and
only known in his family
My mother was q lighthearted woman, as
remember her, with handsome and intelli
gent face, dark grey eyes, and a prOfusion Of
chestnut ringlets. She was rather short in
figure, but her form was faultless, and she had
the meTriest laugh | ever heard. She was
fond OF q practical joke, by no means an I'M
ladylike propensity in her young days, though
happily long discOuntensnced, and by no one
more than by my mother. My father being a
captain in the merchant service my mother
usually spent the tune he was absent on his
voyages with her aunt, who was o widow with
a good property, and no incumbrances except
myself, whom she loved and INDUCED to the
utmost. My aunt-Of course mean my great
aunt-beipg only forty, with three thousand a
year at her own disposal, was as handsome as
English matrons generally are who commence
by being pretty in their maidenhOOd, had
many offers; but she had given her whole
heart TO the man whom she had married, and
had none left for any one else. She lived con-
tented with the memory of happy past,
made 80 by the love of him who had gone
before to the better land where all ia love.
Among other suitors was a well-to-do law
yer, about Aunt GIaoss age, an emigraut
from the principality whence my mothers
family originally came, and who had been a
constant visitor during the life Of my uncle.
His proposal met with similar diseouragement
TO ali the others, but for the sake Of old times
he was allowed to continue his frien tship.
he was perseveriDg and constant, and
annually tried IL on again, and always
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WHOSE CASES REQUIRE PROMPT TREAT

II you are suffering, or have suffered, from
Involuntary discharges, what effect does IL pro-
duce upon your general health : Do youAeel
weak, debilitated, easily tired Does q little
extra exertion produce palpltation of the
heart Does your liver urinary organs, or
your kidneys, frequently get out Of order7 Is
your urine sometimes thick, milky, or fioccy,
or is II ropy on settling? or does thick scum
rise to the top? Or is q sediment at the bot
tom after 1t has stood awhile9 Do you have
spells OF short breathing or dyspepsia Are
your bowels constipated2 Do you have spells
Of fainting or rushes of blood to the head ? Is
your memory impairtd2 Is your mind con-
stanty dwelling upon this subject? Do you
feel dull, listless, moping, til ed Of company, Of
life Do you wish to be left alone, to get away
from everybody? Does any little thing make
you start or jump? Is your sleep broken or
rest]essP Is the lustre Of your eye as brilliant
The bloom on your check as bright? Do you
enjoy yourself in society as well ? Do you pur.
sue your business with the same energy? Do
you feel as much confidence In yourself? Are
your spirits dun and tagging, given TO fits OF
melancholy II so, do not lay II to your liver
or dyspepsia. Have you restless nights ?
Your back weak, your knees weak, aud have
but little appetite, and you attribute this to
dyspepsia or liver complaint?
Now, reader, diseases badly cured and ex-
ceSbes are capaOie OF producing WEAKNESS In
ihe generative organs The organs of genera
ton, when in perfect health. make the man.
Did you ever think that those bold, defiant,
energetic, persevering, successful business men
are always those whose generative organs are
In perfect health You never hear such men
complain of being melancholy, OF nervousness,
OF palpltation of the heart. They are never
afraid they cannot succeed In business; they
don't become sad and discouraged; they are
always polite and pleasant in the company of
ladies, and look you and them right In the face
none OF your downcast looks or any other
meanness about them do not mean those
who keep the organs infamed by running to
excess. These will not only ruin their constl-
tutions, but also those they do business with or
for.
How many men, from badly cured diseases
and excuses, have brought about that state of
weakness in those organs that has reduced the
general system so much as to induce almost
every other disease-idIocy, luuacy, paralysis
spinal affections, suicide, and almost every
other form of disease which humanity is heir
tO-and the real cause of the trouble scarcely
ever suspected, and have doctored for all but
the right one.
Diseases OF these organs require the use Of a
diuHetic
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BY TON HOOD
No Mounting song is mine, ween,
Though in the illustration seen
Are dear, and buck, and dough-
Nor is't song for summer bow'rs,
Although tits foury; for the hour's
What's ground and doesn't grow.
1t is song of Christmss-tids-
OF love-and cookery beside
OF spoons that do not stir.
"You pays your money; what you buys"
Is making pies or making eyes,
Whichever you prefer.
Behold pair Of maidens fair
'Girls of the Period" swear
Not fairly called they'd be,
Since they're dough-mesticated maids,
Here as the housewives skilful aids
Enlisted, as you see
For, every Christmas, folks must make
Great store of pudding, jelly, cake,
And apple tart, or quince;-
Not to omit to mention rich
And mighty savory pies, for which
Some matters we must mince.
With snowy apron round her waist,
See, dainty Laura deals in paste,
And Grace in candied peel.
Yet Laura, though she paste supplies,
Has real brilliants for her eyes,
As every one must feel.
Though Grace for candied peel we'n thank,
She has grace and face more frank
Than peel most candied boasts.
D,Io I L..
Each in the kitchen at her place
Both faithful to their posts.
And now they're settled to their task
And who would dare to think, ask,
That they won't do their work.
They'll shred their peels and roll their pastes-
They're girls with such domestic tastes
And ne'er their duties shirk.
A shadow at the window, see
'Tis he-the enviable he
On whom our Laura smiles
He stops, the open window az,
And with a little pleasant chat
The maidens' time beguiles,
Alas, fair maidens ! much fear
Your boasted household skill's mere
Delusion and a dream.
You're making, you sad pussies, you
Not much o. dough, but much ado
Bout nothing, it would seem
Come, Laura, at your paste begin,
Not let yours be rollingpin
That does not gather dough.
Come, Grace, prithee, slice that peel,
You need not listen with such zeal
To his appeal, you know
And, when he's waited full an hour,
Still Laura has not touched the -four
Oh sadly wasted time
While Grace's fingers idly pause
She quite forgets the peel because
She thinks Of marriage-ohime.
MORAL.
By way Of moral here, the sage
(Who pens for You, sweet maids, the page,
And on your picture looks)-
This topsy-turvy saw employs
"pan Cupid, who's the broth of boys,
Has spoilt too many cooks -
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCRU,

HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCBU,
Established upwards Of eighteen years,
Prepared by
II. T, HELMB0LD, DRUGGIsI,
No. 594 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
MEDICAL DEPOT, ..
No. 104 South TRNTH Street, Phila., Pa
Prioe-s1'25 per bottle, or Six Bottles for
800; delivered to any address.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
None are genuine unless done up 10 steel
engraved wrappers.
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RELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
lie the Great Diuretic, and Certain Cure for
Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel,
Dropsy, Organic Weakness, Female
Complaints, General Debility, AMI
all Diseases Of the Urinary
Organs, whether ex-
isting in Male or
Female,
From whatever cause originating, and no mat
ter OF how long standing.
II no treatment is submitted to, Consump-
tiOn or Insanity may ensue. Oar flesh and
blood are supported from these sources. vand
the hOalth and happiness, and that OF pos
terity, depends upon prompt use of reliable
remedy.
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| CHRISTMAS COLUMN
TOO MANY COOKS.

A NEW EDGE TO AN OLD SAW.
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grsal Aarertissmsnts,
NOTICE TO THE TAX PAYERS OF
IN GREENE COUNTY.

The undersigned, Treasurer OF Greene county,
hereby gives notice that in pursuance OF the Act
Of Assembly OF the Sth of May, 1885 lie will meet
the several tax payers of the said county, in
their several townships and borOughs at the said
places and times hereinafter specified, between
the hours of o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock, y. NJ.
OF each day for the purpose of collecting and re-
ceiving state and county taxes for the year 1858.
FIRST WEEK.
OF Morgan Bell.
Jefferson toTnship, Tuesday, June is, at the
Cumberland township and Carmichaels Bo.
rough, Wednesday and Thursday, June 18th
and 18th at the house OF Henry Jennings.
Monongahela township. Friday, June 10 1T the
house of VIM. MestreZatt.
Greene township, Saturday, June 20, at the
at the house of b. r. Bailey.
SECOND WEEK.
Whitley township, Monday, June %, at the
house of Gilman Hickman.
Dunkard township; Tuesday, June o. at the
porrv mouse OI IIprse a9wara' iayiortoMn, 81,
house ofwilliam Phillips, Mt Morris.
Wayne township' Thursday June 2s at the
Gilmore township. June 90 at the house OF F.
Hennen, Jollcytown.
house of Jesse Mitchell.
THIRD WEEK.
Centre township, Monday. June %, at the house
of Rinehart Church, ROgersvile
township. June 80 at the house of
Aleppo township. Wednesday, July l. at the
house of Augustus Miller.
Richhill township, Thursday and Friday, July
ID and 3D., at the house of NJ Moniger,
FOURTH WEEK.
Morris township, Monday, July 5, at the house
of A. j. Barker.
Washington township Tuesday July I, at the
house of Clinton Lewis.
franklin township Wednesday, July 8, at the
house of Smith Green.
Marion township, Thursday May 9, at the Treas
urer's Office In Waynesburg,
ABNER VI. BAILEY,
May ID, 'GS-it Treasurer.