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SIXTH wARD-THIRD VOTING PRECINCT.
? Notice Is hereby given that In comfortably to
iugton, an election will be held in the THIRD Voting
Precinct OF the sixth Ward. on MONDAY, the 7lh
day OF June next, at the house Of Peter Fox
Of Eli nth street east and street. for Collector.
Register spS Surveyor, 2 ,srvs two years. one
yens three members Of the Board Of Common
Council, to serve one year, and an assessor, :,
Of all who are registered In the said Sixth Ward Of
tho city Of Washington, the initial letter OF whose
names Is from | to N inclusive, will be received.
Polls open at a. IN. aud close Al m.
CHAS CARROLL,
GEO, HUMPHREYS,
FRANCIS GARRETT,
my2s Commissiouers
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rrHIRp wARD-PIFrH VOTING PRECINCT
Notice IL hereby given that In conformity to the
pfovisions Of the Charter Of the City Of Washing
Prseine, OF the Third Ward. on MONDAY. the rs
dAI OF June next, at the corner Of Ninth street west
And New York avenue. for Collector, Register aud
surveyor, 70, serve two years. one member Of the
boari OF Aldermen. 70 serve two years, and three
one year; At which said precinct the votes OF all
who are re gistered In the said Third Ward Of the
name Is from T to Z, Inclusive. will be received.
Polls open at q. m. and close At7p IN.
- y, O, CATE,
ALEXANDER THOMAS
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EIRsT wARD-sEOOND VOTING PRECINCT.
Il Notice Ia hereby given that In conformity to
the provisons Of the charter % the city Of Wash:
Voting Precinct Of the First ward on MONDAY.
the nj day OF June next. at Justice Audefson's
TWsSiists stfsst.. fof Soi:sios Rssstsf and ssT
yeyoI, 70 serve TIVE Years. one msnber Of the
members oitSe Board Of common 6oaneiisto serve
one year at which said Preelnct tho votes Of all
WashinEton, the initial letter Of whose namsa Is
from 10 II inclusive, will be rsoeiyed. =:
Polls open at q. N. and eloee At7pm. 10
II, II. TILLRY, lrsr .....
WIN. A W0RMLRY,
HENRY BIRCH, 40
my9s Commi.siouora
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EouRTH WARp-FIRsT VOTING PRECINCT.
i Notice Is hereby Riven that In conformity 10
the provisions o. the charter Of the city OF Wash.
Precinct Of tbs Fourth ward on MONDAY, the 7tR
day Of June next, at tho office OF Justice Martin,
and Surveyor, to serve two yeArsi one member Of
the Board Of Aid .rnen to serve two years, aud
to serve one year and ona Assessor to serve two
years. at which said Precinct the votes OF all who
REGISTERED In the said PouIth ward OF the city
Of Washington, the Initial letter Of whose names
IL from to d, Inclusive, will be received. Polls
'''A - "'' AA1 JAMES r. DOUOUTy.
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SIXTH wARD-sBCoSD VOTING PRECINCT.
. NSlics Il hereby given that IL eo9fsymity TO the
an election will DO held in the Second yotiny Pre-.
eiuet Of the Sixth Ward on MONDAY. the 7th day
Ninth street east, near street SOUTH FOR Collector,
Register, and saryeyoI, to serve two years. one
years, and three members Of the Board Of Common
Couueil. 70 serve one y,aIi and az Assessor. to
Of all who are registered in the said Sixth Ward Of
the city Of Washington, the initial letter Of whose
name. Is from TO Inclusive, will be received.
THOMAS JACOBS.
yoHTS ! hssaIrH,
my2s Commits ionors
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ENNotiee Ia hereby given that In conformity to
the provisions ot the C6srter Vi the city q Wash
Precinct 9th Fourth Ward, on MONDAY, the
7th day Of June next, at Canterbury Hall, south
SSf Ard sISth sIToets Wsst for GoIlSctoG, ResIstSI
aud Surveyor to serve two years ono member Of
tho Board OF Aldermen, 10 servo tWo years.
serve one year, and one Assessori at which sat i'd
Precinct eyoteH Of all who are registered In the
ton, the initial letter Of whose name Ia from T to
inclusive, viii be received. Polls open at Ia IN,
NJ, FRANK KELLEY.
WIN. II. EDINBURGH,
J, l., MOVES,
my@ Commissioners.
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CRCoEp wARD-sBCoN VOTING PRE-.
y CiNCT. Notice !. hereby given that in con
formity TO the provisions Of the Charter OF the City
Of WashinGton, 40 eleotlon will be held In the
second YotlnE Precinct Of the Second Ward. on
Of MT. Nugent, on the northeast corner Of l. and
Thrtsenth street,, for Collector, Register snd Sur;
Neyor, 10 serve two year., member Of the Board
ofhldermen, TO serve two years, and three mem
bers Of the Board Of Common Council. TO serve one
year and an Assessor to serve two years, At which
said Precinct the votes Of all who are registered 10
the said Second wsrd Of the City Of Washington,
the initial letter Of whose names IL from y TO n,
inclusive, will be received, Poll, open at 4, m.
and eiose at In. m. JOHN M BROWN,
J. A, FRANK,
A, JACKSON,
my7s Commissioners.
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Election Notices.

CECoND wARD-FiRsT VOTING PRBCINOT.
- Motifs 10 hereby given that In couforTSty %
Ton, an eIeetIon vii bs IA ia III rst votiss
Preeipet Of the second Ward on MONDAY, the 9TH
tSssy o. ss next hs hSSS M sSos a.
for Collector. Register, aud surveyor 70 serve two
year. QUE member q ,hs Board o. Aldsrmssn. e
Of Common Council. 10 serve one ,yesri and an
Assessor, 70 serge, I'VE Years. ~ which said Pre;
second wsrd " tho City % washi1gton, the initia
be received Polls open At Z a, m, and close at
D, M 'F'a -''" BERNARD BRENNAN,
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within reach of all.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20

MING S Ksy, of Lconardtown ST Mary:
CO., Nd writes US:
The 'REpoSpA strewed by itself on oats
and well marked by stakes for iutormatou.-
The land is good and the whole crop Of oats is
very promising that on which the Redonda
WAS applied the growth Of oats is about SIX
eight inches higher
THUS it is good manure Of ttscir, Or. Stew
arts formula preS-ribes some bones, and think
one-third or even oue-fourth bones viii insure
il as a valuable manure and cheaper IN compar-
ison 10 any that have ever tried -