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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-01

Duped.-Peter Nayisg, harness maker,
settled in FOstOria last spring, and went to
work for Jacob Kridler. During harvest be
worked in the country, and began paying
attentions to young lady, whom be married
a few weeks later. Subsequently he set up
harness shop in West Independence, and
appeared to be doing well. But several
weeks ago he narrowed what money he
could, and selling his funiture lit out He
represented himself as a French Canadian,
and has doubtless gone to Canada
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List Of Letters remaining in the Post
Office, at Fremont, uncalled for up to Oct.
lst, 1863:
James Arnold; Mrs Sarah Brain; Miss Matte
Blake 2; Mrs Mariah Baumann; Moritz Bender;
Jacob Billau; John A Brandt; n Rrlgg; Daniel
Boyer; John Collins; Timothy Danaugher; Mrs
ROscennah Daniels; Mrs Laura Daniels; Miss Ellen
Darval; Henry Foreman; Mrs Melvina Grits; Miss
Mary Gillett; 81 D Grove; Philip Hapenlbaek John
Harrison; Geo Hofaekerj Robert johnson; Miss
Eliza johnson; Catharine Lerger; Melvills Morrow;
Morrits Marquard; John Nelson; L Pierce Eliza
beth PiggOtt; Anna Rossenagel; Mrs N Robinson;
Mirah Rheinberge; Miss Mary sauly; Mrs sny-
der; Christian stine; W q Williams 2; Weller;
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Badly Wounded.-Wbile out hunting
in the woods near. WOOdVille, on the 20ah,
Mr.. Jas. Essex, principal of the Woodville
Schools, shot and wounded a squirrel. As it
fell to the ground, Mr.. Essex clubbed his
gun, which was double barrelIed, and struck
at the squirrel several times In doing so,
the trigger caught upon twig, and the sec.
ond barrel was discharged, its contents lodg-
ing in the left arm of Mr.. E., maDgling it
badly. DR.. Bricher, dressed the wound,
and thinks, with care, Mr.. E. will be able
to resume his duties in several weeks. We
presume he. will find it pleasanter task to
"teach the young idea how to school," than
to indulge in the sterner business of shoot
ing firearms,
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Read Fogy's description of the State
Fair, on Fourth page of this paper. Those
who were present will realize that it is 9
vivid picture Of things as they were; and
those who were not. can get very good idea
Of what they missed seeing by not being
present. We consider it q. superior description
to any furnished by the daily press. Our
thanks TO FOgy for his contribution. May
he have occasion "to meet our readers soon
again.
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Register of Births and Deaths.-A
new act. requiring Probate Judges to keep
a record of births and deaths reported to
them, was passed by the Legislature, and
took effect on the 3Osh of April last. The
duty of making the reports upon which the
Probate Judges are to construct their re-
cords devOlves upon townships and ward
assessors, upon physicians and mid-wives,
upon clergymen and sections, and upon
parents of children. Persons refusing or
neglecting to perfect any duty iaposed upon
them by the act, are liable to a penalty of
ten dollars. The object contemplated by this
law is of the highest Importance, and it
should be attained if possible. We should
have reliable records of births and deaths
as we have of marriages,
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CHURCHES.

Religious services are regularly held in the follow
ing Churches in this city, every Sabbath, at the
hours named:
METHODIST.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURoH, corner of Market
and Main Streets; ReY.J J. AIARRBIoF, Pastor lOk A
N, and7P.M. Sunday School at A. N. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner of Garrison and
Main Streets; Rev. E. BUSHNELL, Pastor; lOK A.
H., and P NJ Sunday School at II N. Meeting
every Wednesday evening
EPISCOPAL.
ST. PAU1ls CHuRoH, corner Main and Court sts.,
Rev. C. H. YoUse, Rector; lOK A. NJ, and P. N.
Sunday School 4 P. n. Lecture every Wednesday
evening in the-church.
GERMAN REFORMED,
REFORMED CHURCH, Front Street, between Mar
l~st and John Streets Rev. JOHN LHBERr, Pastor
loL. a. n, and P. N. Sunday School at g. m.
LUTHERAN.
I.rrrHERA y CHURoH, corner Oak and Court Streets;
Rev. b. Lang, Pastor l0K A.Ng and JPN.
CATHOLIC.
sr. JosEpH's CHURCH, Croghan Street; Rev. S
BowERs, Pastor; mass every morning at 8 o'clock;
on Sundays and Festivals of Obligation, Low Mass
at o'clock A. NJ, tin Winter at 1919 Vespers at
O'Clock A. NJ, and occasionally BeDediction at p NJ
Sunday School at 2P.M.
ST. ANNE CHURCH, State Street, Rev. JOIN QUIS,
Pastor; First Mass at o'clock A. n; Second High
Mass at 10 o'clock, A n. Sunday School, P. n. Yes
pers, P. n.
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GERMAN REFORMED.
LODGES.
MASONIC.

Fl. STEPHENSON HODGE, No. 225, F. & A. III.
meets al Masonic Hall, DOncysOn's block, on frs
and third Taesdsy evenings of every month.
BRArSAnD LODGE, No. $50, F. & A: NJ, meets a
Masonic Hail. Nims' Block, on second and fourth
Friday evenings Of every month.
FREMONT CHAPTER, No. 64, R. a. NJ, meets a
Masonic Hall, Minis block, on the first Thursday
evening Of each month:
ODD FELLOWS.
CnoeHAx LODGE, No. II, I. o. o. F., meets al
odd Fellows Hall, Bucldand's old block, every Sat
urday evening.
Fremont EScANPAGENI, No. q, I. o. F., meets
at same place on second and fourth Monday even
ings of each month.
SCHILLER GROVE, No. IA, V. A. o. D., meets at
their Hall in Frentzel Faller's block, every Mon
day evening.
FREMONT CHAPrER, No. 6, V. A. o. D., meets at
same place every other Thursday evening.
GOOD TEPLARs.
REEs1oNr TEMPLE, No: IS, L o. G. T., meets at
their Hall in shomo's block, every Tuesday even
ing, at * o'clock.
TorrEE DEGREE TEMPLE, No. $50, I. o. 6.
NJ settings held alternately at the Halls of the Ere
mon tand Ballylle subordinate Lodges on the first
Monde vevening in each month.
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Leppelman has fitted up room in
his block exclusively for the sale of Sewing
Machines. He keeps on hand the Improved
Howe the old Howe, Singer, American But
ton-HOle and Over scanning, Grover d Baker
and the Domestic Machines, and sells them
lower than they can be bought of Peddlars
agents. Machine oil, Tuck Markers, Cor
derS, &c. wholesale and retail 3g-4I
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SUSAN GALToN, MONDAY NIGHT

LATH AND SHNGLEs.-Parties de-
signing to purchase lath, will be glad to learn
that they can now secure the very best lath
ever offered in the market, at prices that
will give entire satisfaction, at the Mills Of
I. E. Amsden. He is also receiving and has
on hand large lot of Shoemaker's Star Pine
Shingles. Call and examine, and learn
prices. ..s. 40-42
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The NOrWalk ReFsctor relates case of
sudden death or Suspended summation as
follows: a Mrs. Rachel Goodland, aged 20,
living in Fitchville township, on the 22d
ult., picked some peaches in her garden, car
ried them into her house, and while trans
ferring them from her apron to a dish, fell
down apparently lifeless. Medical aid was
called, and the physician, several hours after
felt her pulse beat feebly, but sometime af-
ter pronounced life extinct, Preparations
were made to bury her on the oath but as
decomposition bad NOT set in, the funeral
was postponed. Mrs. G.. had often .admOn-
ished her friends not to bury her before she
was dead, and it is barely possible she had
had presentiment that such might be the
case.
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Mathew Wilson, of KlmOre, is the can.
didale of the Republicans Of Ottawa, fol
Auditor, against Geo. B. Heller, on the
Democratic ticket Geo. B. was made no,
tOriOus year ago by his connection with
the fraudulent naturalization cases. Mr.
Wilson has an excellent record, is prompt
and efficient aud if the people of Ottaws
want good man for Auditor they will vote
for him.
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ASHLAND COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY. The leading
mutual FIRE insurance company of Ohio.
Security $3,OOO,OOO. Doing a successful fire
insurance for nineteen (Ig) years without
making any assessments On notes.
4O-m3 Y. D. GREENE, Ag't.
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Buy your Shoes of A. Hoot.
Buy your Boots of A. Hoot.

Ffom the way candidates are shaking
hands now days,One would imagine they were
happy set and would all be elected. But
the man who buys his clothing of Mr.. Dry
fOOs is really happy. He gets good ft
people admire his appearance, and shake
hands with him as much as fhe were can
didate. Buy of DryEOOs, if you would be
bappy.
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Land Assessor. David P. Miller,
has been chosen by the Republicans of San
dusky township as their candidate for Asses.
sOr of Real Estate, in place of Oscar Ball,
who has accepted the nomination for Repre-
tentative.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy produces per-
feet cures Of the worst cases OF Oatarrah,
Gold in the Head, /" COriza and Catarrhal
Headache, as hundreds of testimonials from
well-known citizens and eminent physicians
who have used it 10 their practice, abund-
antly testify. Il is mild, pleasant and un-
/ irritating. The proprietor offers $500 for a
case of Catarrh that he cannot cure. This
Remedy sent to any address by mail on re-
ceipt Ofsixty cents. Address R. V, Pierce,
NJ. D., Proprietor, Buffalo, N. Y. For sale
BY most Druggists everywhere. 39-4O
The following is an extract from private
Letter written by the ProprietOrs of the
Plantation Bitters:
awe had no conception of the widespread
suffering which exists, or of the almost in
fallible cures produced by the PLANTATION
BITTERs, when we first commenced Offering
them for sale. We roW find that every
house has a weak child, an ailing parent, OF
debilitated aged member, who needs this
Tonic. Our Laboratory has grown from a
single room to an immense building, and
our sales from few bottles to many hundred
dozens per day, and we are glad to know
that they have done you so much good.
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A large lot of finest quality Manila
Indigo, just received; also a full stock o
other Dye Stuffs of best quality, for sale at
]. TgLanman d Co.'S.
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A horrible accident OccasiOned by coal
oil, occurred at Crestline, on the 9th. A
Mrs. Oassel was awaiting the return Of hel
husband and playing with one of her child
rem, when it accidently knocked a lamp
over, and the mother anxious only for hel
child, threw it out of the way aud received
the contents of the lamp upon her own cloth
ing. She was Immediately envelOPed in
flames, and before assistance could be OBJ
tanned, was so badly burned that she died
about two hours after the accident.
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HEAD QUARTERS FOR FRUIT CANS
Buckland d Son are on hand with the larg-
est and cheapest stock Of Fruit Jars in the
market.
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JUsT RECEIVED. Five Bales Heavy
Shirting, which we are selling at one
Shilling per yard. Also Three cases of
those splendid Domestic Flannsls. Manu-
factured from Woods of our own Selections
which we are selling at great bargains.
D. Garvin & Co.
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Boots and Shoes, of all grades, for
sale at the store of P. DOrr d Son. No
cheaper or better ones to be had in the mar
ket. 24tf
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N OLLOGa"
Notice is hereby given that the Corporation
o. tne village OF Bellevue Ohio, on the 7th day Of
September, 1860, presented to the CommissiO5sT5
OF sandusky County, Ohio, petition in vritiuE
setting forth that said Corporation, on the 18th
Gay OF August, 1859, by an Ordinance of said cor
pOratlon legally passed, authorized the following,
territory lying IN said Sandusky county to Be a.
neAeT 20 ana become part Of sad corporation, to-
VIZ 1net territory which IS outside Of and cOntn-
Gus to the present limits Of ssid corpOIation and
within the following described lines, YiE
BeginningOn the County line between said com
YES OF huron and 6auousky at . stone set on the
North line OF the present corporate limits Of laid
village aud running thence North along said
county hne forty-four chains and sghtv-fOur links
to the northeast corner of section twenty-five in
the township Of York, in said county Of Sandusry
thence west along the north line Of said section.
seTenty-hYe chains to the northwest corner Of said
section twenty-five, thence south along the center
Of the section line road one hundred and twenty
chains and thirty-seTen links 70 the south-veIt
corner OF the northwest quarter Of section Ne.
thrty-slx In said Ork township, thence east along
the half section line Of said section No thirtv-siS
seventy-eight chains and seFentY-fEe Inks 70 =
stone set on said county line, thence North along
sad county Line SIXTY chains aud flour links to
the center OF the eastern terminus Of the Western
Reserve and Maumee Turnpike road thence norSb
along said county hne fifteen chains to the place
of beginning,
The prayer Of said petition is, that said Comnis-
sloners shall take sucn action on said petitio- n
pursuance Of the statute in such case ulsde and
provided, that said territory contiguous to the
pre5ent corporate limits Of SAID Village shall be an
ne1ed tnereto. SAID petition VII be for hearinrr
before said Commissioners at the County ATIaif1-S
Onee, IN Fremont, Ohio, on the 9Th day Of No
Yemoer, 1869, at 10 O'clock A. d,
J.W. GooDsoS,
B. P. SMITH,
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Public sales.-At the residence of Jacot
Hoover. Ballville township, on Saturday
Oct. 81, Stock, Farming Implements, Corn
H4y, &c.
AT the late residence of William Ander'
son, WOOdville township, on Wednesday,
Oct. I3, Stock, Farming Implements, Corn.
Hay, &c.
AT the residence of Mary A. Moses
Madison township, on Thursday, Oct. 18th
Stock. Farming utensils, Household furni'
ture, DC.
Sale Bills printed at the Journal Ofic'
on 80 minutes notice.
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A New Stock of Violins, Accordeons,
Fifes, Flutes, Strings and Musical Merchan-
die generally, at LepPelman's Emporium
39-4I
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Dr.. E. Dillon-Ofice Practitioner
has on hand large assortment of Medicines
and other articles for dispensing, sufficient
for the treatment of every class and variety
of disease. Regular Office hours from A.
NJ, till 3 P. N. At all other hours (when not
in his Ofice) can usually be found at his
home situated on the same lot adjacent to
the Court House, Fremont, Ohio. DR.. E
Dillon. 97-39
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE AT HEAD
QUARrEEs.-We intend closing out our
entire stock of Boots d Shoes. They
will be sold at great reduction in prices.
D. Garvin d 90.
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PAPER and Envelopes, by the ream
and box. for sale BY ]. T. Lanman & Co.
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All those wishing Trunks will do
well to call on Crane Wykes, as they keep
the greatest variety, and you cannot fail to
be suited.
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Remember the Home Insurance
Company, of Columbus, o. 1 insure against
damages by Lightning gratuitously.
81 OHAs BRUNTHAVER, Agt.
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Do YOU WISH to have Prescriptions
out up by reliable PhysicianH Go to
Buckland & Sons Pharmacy. The only
place 10 Fremont where they have regular
prescription department.
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If you want cheap clothing, now is
the time aud YOungman's is the place to
buy. Go to his store opposite the Post office
in Fremont.
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Look out for bargains. Muuk has
gone East for goods, and sooE the shelves in
his store will groan under the burden of
stock he will have on hand to supply the
wants OF the needy. Good goods at low
prices, at Munks, sign of the giant, on Gro
CHAN street. Remember the place, and call
there before you bu
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ENGLISH OPERA. MONDAY NIGHT.


Take Notice.-Republieans Of the seye
raj Townships are requested to forward t.
this office the names of the several candi
dates for Assessor, if they wish them printeC
on the general ticket. We have the namel
Of portion but not all, and as the ticke
will be printed in a few days it is important
that the names be handed in at once.
Acoidents.-Last Friday was an ''un-
lucky day" in Genoa, or the accident croF
was greater then usual. A son of Benjamin
Fowler, while endeavoring 10 get upon the
platform of threshing machine, had his
foot caught in the machinery, and SO badly
mangled that it had to be taken off. DR..
Rice of this place, performed the operation
and the patient is doing well. Henry Hab-
Der had the fore finger of his right hand
taken off. in his stave and handle factory,
aud Mr.. Humlong, had his skull fractured
by heavy oak board, which one of the
wo,kuen let fall from the roof of the new
Methodist Church, at that place.
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To SAVE MoNEY.-Buy your Boots
and Shoes of P. Dorr d Son. Largest stock
in town. Greatest variety. Cheapest prices.
Call and examine. 24tf
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Go TO WARREN q Co.'S For

You want an elegant suit of clothes
do you? Well go to Crane d Wykes.
They are the tailOrs you are in seach Of, fit
ting you to perfection and charging low
prices. Their stock embraces always the
newest fashions in both costly and inexpen-
sive fabrics. Stopin and give them an order
you cant do better. 28-Iy
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Republican Caucus.

The Republicans of Green Greek TOWNSHIP
are requested to meet at the office Of Squire
zebenick, at Clyde, on Saturday, Oct 9, 80
for the purpose of placing in nomination .
candidate for Justice of the Peace, and also
an Assessor OF Real Estate.
By ORDER or COMMITTEE.
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Don't you need a new suit of clothes
for fall or winter wear. Youugmap has Just
what you, want aud will sell them to you at
the lowest prices.
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All of the latest styles of fashionable
Hats and Caps just received at Crane d
WYkes.
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Go to the NeO York Store for the best
ne10 Styles of Fall Goods.
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Call on Crane & Wykes and see
their New Goods:
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All the latest styles of hats and bon.
nets, will be found at the store Of Mrs, Gar:
rison d 90,
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For Hats and Caps go to Shomo's.
For Boots and Shoes go to ShOmOs. For
Ladies' and misses wear go to Shomo's. For
children's Shoes go to Shomo's. 4O-42
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You can have a receipt filed better
at Buckland d Sons than any where else in
Fremont
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New Styles Of Dress PaIterns at Holman
& Strauss.
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A new Stock of Ladies' Watches,
Chains, Rich Sets of new Jewelry, Gold
Rings, American Watches, in 2, 4 and 6
ounce cases. at Leppelman's. S9-4l
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60 TO SHOMO,s.

Hats, Bonnets, Plumes, Ribbons Lacea
and Flowers, to be found at the store of Mrs
Garrison d Go.
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First Arrival in dc City, Of Full
Goods, at the NcI0 York Store.
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Great opening Of EaA. Goods al the
Ne1O York Store.
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4
Marine News.-Scow Lime Rock, Capt.
COrbitt, from Buffalo, arrived on the 23d
light. Cleared on the 26th with Lumber.
Tug Slvsr Spray, Capt. MILESTONE, from
Sandusky, arrived on the 24h with the
Schooner Aaid cfMe Mist in tow. Cleared
on the oath with SchoOners Root and Mary
Ans in tow.
& EsehOOner Maid of the MIST, Capt. Gould,
from Buffalo, arrived on the oath.
Schooner NJ @. West, Capt. Skinner, from
Buffalo, arrived on the 25th light. Cleared
for Buffalo, on the 9th with 9I5O bushels
wheat.
seOw Wim Kelley, Capt Mckay, from Buf.
fIlo, arrived on the 25th, with Salt
Schooner Il. D. Root, Capt. Tyler, cleared
for Buffalo, on the Oath with 5000 bushels
wheat.
scOw Mary Am, Capt. Skinner, cleared
for Cleveland, on the 26th with $4,000 fees
of Lumber.
Catholic Fair.-The ladies Of st. AIMS
Congregation have the pleasure of annOunc-
ing that they will hold Fair. at Mammoth
Hall, on Oct. 9Th, 7tb, 9Th and 9Th, for the
benefit of said Congregation. The recent
purchase of Church property necessitates
them to take this means of appealing to
public generosity for assistance. Were the
Congregation alone TO be benefited, their
appeal would be made with somewhat of
hesitation, but when it is considered that the
new property is the site of new church
which will be an improvement to the city,
they feel cofdent Tint their endeavors will
be rewarded by liberal patronage. Much
attention has been paid to the preparation
for the Fair, and they expect to afford their
patrons few pleasant and entertaining even
ings. An exciting feature of occasion will
be the uOting for the respective candidates for
GoUernor. The elective franchise will be
unlimited The result Of the election will
be declared on Saturday night. Another
most interesting proceeding will be the vot.
ing of valuable cane TO the most popular
gentleman in the city, and a gold ring to the
most popular lady. Such are few of the
entertainments in contemplation. Refresh
ments of the best kind will be served every
evening in a separate apartment Donations
of any kind will be most acceptable. The
ladies then hope TO be encouraged by the
benevolent public, and in return viii invoke
on their kind patrons the blessing ever at
tending Charity. The Hall will be open
every afternoon and evening. Admission
Is cents, 36-4l