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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-01-06

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Committees of Education and Publication.

The General Assembly resolved that the Chair
man of the Presbyterial Committees on Educa-
ton and Publication should be regarded as q
corresponding member of the Assembly's Com
mittees on these subjects We give below the
names of such members as have been appointed
by the Presbyteries.
EDUCATION.
Synod of Alabama
East Alabama-G. r. Foster, Wetumpka, Ala.
South Atabama-J. R. Burgett, ID. D., Mobile,
Ala.
Tuscaloosa-D. D. Sanderson, Eutaw, Ala.
Synod of Arkansas.
Arkansas-I. j. Long, Batesville, Ark.
Indian-C. c. Copeland Wheelock, G. Nation.
Ouachita-Geo. Z. Eagleton, Mt Holly, Ark.
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THERE IS A Hebrew word which just
fills vacant space in the English Ian
guage, and ought to be adooted 1t is
shelnfeil, and signifies one of those fussy
fellows who is always making great
show of doing something, but never does
anything.
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California Fruits.

The San Francisco Occident says:
"The successful use Of refrigerator cars
for the transportation of fruit will have
an important bearing on the prosperity
of California. There was doubt whether
motion would not disturb the materials
employed in the construction of these
cars, so that in passing over long dis
tances they would fail to preserve their
contents, but further trial removes all
such doubt. Fruit has been carried from
Chicago to New England without any
change, and those who have carefully
examined the matter are convinced that
it might be in motion for days or weeks,
through all varieties of climate, without
any other loss than that resulting from
the ordinary wear and tear of transpor-
tation. Our most delicate grapes can be
taken to New York, as soon as the rail
road is completed. Our fruit of all kinds,
most of it superior to any that can be
raised at the East, can be sold in that
market at any season of the year. We
need not fear that too many of our farm
ers will give attention to fruit raising, il
we can have the world for a market, as
this invention seems to promise. "
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Cost of Canal and Railroad Transportation

At the meeting on the 18th instant of
the polytechnic lecture of the American
Institute, Mr.. McAlpiue, the eminent
engineer and president of the American
Society of Civil Engineering, spoke of
the great Importance of canal traffic. He
stated that the freight traffic from the
West over the Erie canal to tidewater is
greater than that of all the trunk rail
roads leading into New York. Last sum-
mer $50 canal-boats passed into Albany
every day, bringing with them 26O tons
of freight each; while an entire train
only carried 25O tons. He spoke strong
ly against the enormous charges exacted
for carrying freight on railroads, and the
general Encouragement of the railroads.
The present cost of freight traffic ought
to be reduced at least Two. thirds. No
railroads have ever been located in this
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CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
TIE r MS.

Office No. ~ Franklin street, corner OF Gov
ernor, and opposite Wing Building
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-18
LOCAL.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
- ALEXANDER County. an

- AiEAdNDEh SOtNTf, b
Term, 1909.
BAileys harell'
John Z. Cook and In Attachment. Demand 500,
Henry A. Aithouse,
Notice ~ hereby gwen 20 you, the said John
Cook that writ Of aitAchme has been sued out OF
the once ofeerk ofths circuit court Of said
comfy a. the suit Of the said Bailey y Harrei and
against the estate Of you, the said John T. Cook ans
Henry A. Athouse, for four hundred ana
forty -four dollar. and siI,y-sve cents di.
rectsd 20 the sheriff OF said county b.
execute, which said writ has been returned BY said
shsrir .Iecg,.d y ley the same 90 lots nlmtsr
one u The city q c-iso, Illinois, as the properly
Now unless you, the said John 4. Cook shan per
sonaliy be and appear before tho circuit cen of said
county on tho rst day 81 The next thereof TO be
holden In the city ofCaro in said county, ON the third
Monday In the month ofseptenber next, give special
bail and plead 20 said action, md gmept will he entered
against you In favor OF the said plaintiff and the prop
erty attached sold 10 satisfy the with costs
c.,- n, JOHN q HARTMAN, Clerk.
Allen, Webb Butler. plaintiff . attorneys, ....
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All Points E~.t.

For through tickets aud Information. sppsy nj tn
Illinois Central Railroad Depot '''
w.P. JOHNSON
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
NJ HtgHl1T, General -upcr intenlert.
JAMES JOHNSON, Agent. Cairo. I.naSiu
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NO GAS CONSUMERS.

Messrs. @. +. Yeager Co., near corner Of Eighth
street and Commercial Avenue, have supplied them
Meter Testers Parties dissatisfied with the register
ing Of their meters nov hsve them testsd IN the
metars are tovnd true the small exresse OF Ne tsst
10 found iAscuset no charge viii - nAds. ssylS6
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OF ILLINOIS,

~ ALExAspEn COUNTY. "".
In the Circuit Court Of Alexander County-sspteinber
Term, lsss.
Samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons
Trustees OF the Care City Property, iI,c,.ncs,,
Charles schonemeyer and Andres Popp.
Bill 20 enforce Vendors Lien.
AFFIDAVIT Of the pon-residenee Of Andrew Popp, one
Of the above named defendants having been died In
the Clerks once OF the Circuit Court Of said county
notice y therefore hereby given 20 the sad Andrew
ropp, that tho piainafts hled their bill OF
piaint the above entitled ~ said Court the
Chaneery side thereof the 3rd day OF July, 1860
and that thereupon sunmohs issued out Of said
Court returnabe the law directs. Now unless you
the said andrew popP shall personally be and appear
before the Circuit Court OF said County on the hrst
day next term thereof be holden at the Court
Louise IN iho City OF Cairo. In said County, on the
o. demur to the said conplsnants bin of com plant
the same and the matters and things therein charged
and stated VIII be taken as confessed, and decree
bill. JOIiS % HARWxN cIa,i '
Green q Gilbert. Pas Attys. yisusw
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, -717-7
~ ' ALEXANDER COUNTY. ss

STATE OF ILLINOIE, 1FIT
~ ALEXANDER COUNTY, SIS
In The Circuit Court of Alexander County, sep,e,nber
A., - Term, 1869.
Mine,v. sTn,,,,, In Chaucery. Bill for Divorce
, Affidavit OF the non residence of Ni,Ar,a mp,ora
she heoss named defendant having beM filed in III.
sierk once OF the circuit court Of said county no
shat We complainant fled his 6iIi OF complaint m
saa eenrl on the chancery side thereof on the Ioth
nay oi Ju y. 1859, and that thereupon a summons
Issued out OF SAID court returnabe az the law directs
VOW unless you, the said Minerva Mfo d. shall per
sonsiy % ana appear before the circuit court OF said
county on the hrst day of the next term thereof To-
De holden at the court house in the city OF Cairo in
said county on the third Monday OF September nexi
sna plead answer or demur to the said com planants
@ ~, OF complaint, the same and the matters and
tnInks therein charged and stated will be taken As
confessed, and decree entered against you accord
ing TO the prayer Of said bill. 80 -
Cairo, H., July II, l669 - sA'
y. z. Albright. plaintiffs attorney. fiylsvIw
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pROPosALs FOR FREsH BEEF,

HAD cas- DEIaior OF INDiAS TERRITokr,)
S: q 3 sf.l Is i ssss.,ys3
% IVA u SsiSst %:ss j d
Post CommissATy OF subsIstsnee may direct, fog
the year ending Juus -. ls7O, at the following
Fort smith. Arkansss.
Fort Gibson, Cherokee Nation. Indiau Terri.
Fort Arbuekls. ChistSsAw Nation, Indian Terri
Camp Wichita. tMsdielne Blud Greek, } indian
Ali S!3; to furnish til. above must be for Prs.h
portion o. fore and hind quarter meat Jneeis,
ssss 9Ss s. Il b s Ss aS ID TIE IKE
fourth NsrtsbIal Joint. aud the breast trimmed
rom three 70 oaP seR. s6SS. 1Ss sssS Su fH! sS Sa
Of hndPuaTters from six to eight iuehcs above the
Ali dsliveiiss ofFrSsh Beef to be subject to tho In
spectlqn q the oeer OF agent Of the United States
Bach nd must b ACCOMPANIED by good and suf-
hSlsqt SInrsn!sf from two Of 9o5s persons, whose
court Il record, sSttius forth that hey vii, 10
Ha SsS oi he ESf a%Rs SfPS ID
Ths name and place Of residence Of each bidder
NJ proposal viii Be- entertained, uulo,. sau.r.s.
tny IspLesented, that does not comply with the
The right 70 reject sGy q Al bids I. Te:fIysL
'FSFi 1rS sSS sSH %Sf%
"a .t rs fS TtS SS H"S addressed to the
blAnhs Tor proposals and bouds may DO obtained
Payment to 30 made ia Government funds on
delivery q lhs .upp,ics. or a. soon lheTeAftsr
BsllysrIS; t. sO nm a, For. Smith Ark gu
named on or before July !. lse: no,
B,.vs, Llsq.,p.p, corgnerA il q EGScSSwTS q.
C. G, s., District ladian Territory. mylS.id
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DErARrNEsr. May 10, 1867,
sealed proposals for furnishinf Stationery for The
Ip H. IN W. a w, eS a, ny \,
oolock m. -
4 schedule Of. tho ARTICLES. and quasilties 20.
VII s: ST asOS
ton.
The BIDS will 70 considered. aud accepted or re.
IC9ntraeis must Be- executed by tho successful
to do.
The articles contracted for must be furnlshsd
pursuant to orders from he DspsrtmsSt,s Ths ess
tire quantities In the schedule will, however, be
called for during the year,
or hrm making 1t, AID be accompanied By a bend
VIII sumeient suteties In the sum Of ave thousand
dollars, $1,000, approved BY, vaitsd States Dis
Department, eonditIoped upon the execution 81 a
contract with good and surieisnt bonds, for fur-
nslaas Iges Portion Of the articles as may be
All deli veries " IN be subject 10 Inspection BIZ an
expsrt detailed for the by the sscTeaTy o.
&. TIL ts III ssy q s
tract,
Deliveries must be free Of charge al the Treasury
psTPha n \. t1n.. W.shl sftoni
Sf eon.Isit WI SgsEa as ne toItstaIs q Ne
Treasury may direct the purchase, In oven market,
sary to supply tho deheieney caused BY such hl.
uTe, and charge to the contrsetoFs ANY per reut,iin
the price which II shall sfound necessary to pay
Proposals. unaeeompap lied by q satisfa Glory bond
Will not be eonslderei, aud eontraets will DO
ssw1rdsf only 70 established IaAnufastursfs Of or
Bidders will be required TO conform their bids 10
!hs ,Pee neattons Furnished. and failure TO do so
Will cause the rejection S q s1y bis arrwp,,
my lO-lm Secretary Of the Treasury,
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ROBERT HAMILTON.
CALEB HUgHEs,
JOHN W. THOMPSON.

SIXTH wARD-FIFTH VOTING PRECINCT, :
- Notice Is hsreby given that IN eonformity to the
provisions Of the charter Of the city ot
sinet OF the Sixth Ward on MONDAY, the Th day
81 June next, at the house Of Joseph fOx, on
for Collector, Register and Surveyor, TO serve two
years. one member Of the Board oI Aldermen, TO
serve two years; and three members Of the Board
Of Common Council. to serve one years and an As.
SCISSOR. TO sarye two years at which said Precinct
the votes Of all who are registered In the said Sixth
ward OF the city Of washington the Initial letter
Of whose names Ia from T 10 ., Intensive, will be
received Polls open at =, IN, and close nj I p, m
WALTER MlDDLEToY,
HENRY ACkER,
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wARp-FlFTHy VOTING PRECINCT.
= Notice Is hereby given that Ia conformity 10
the provisions 81 the charter % the city q wash
pTeeine! VI the Seventh Ward GU MONDAY the 7,E
day Of June next, at Rley's coffee factory, on the
south SIDE OF street south, between -Four and "a
hAi and sixth streets west, opposite station house,
LOT Collector, Register and Surveyor, 70 serve two
serve two years. and three mcmbers OF the Board
OF Common Council, TO serve one year, Al which
said Precinct the votes OF all who are TeEisiered
the said seventh Ward Of the city OF Washingicn,
the Initial letter VI whose names Is from to ia
elusive, VIII be received Polls open AT H. III. aud
close At7p IN, JOHN I'm, WILKINSON,
GEO. \, THOMPSON,
JOS. WILLIAMS,
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~ DEPARINEsroT IaEIyrgElnE.

=. DEPARTMENT or THH INrERInR,l
=, WAsAIkdTpe, ID. O.. May ~, $50. I
Proposals for furnishing such articles Of station
sFy As may be REQUIRED by this Department aud
the bureaus aud ohhees thereof, during the hsuaI
ysaT ending ynns 70, 1870 VIII be received unIi NJ
O'Clock, m, Saturday, June u, 1852
or hTm making H.. and be accompanied nv A sHtiss
factory guarantee that the bidder will execute 4
contract with good and sulhoie bonds II biz bid
T. accepted for any or all articles All arllcles
FURNISHED must be OF the best quality Of their KIND
BOND WIN approved security will BE- Teqnirsd oi
lhg parry to whom the contract may BE- awarded.
On failure 70 furnish any article wheu required,
M Reasonable time, the right IL reserved OF put.
CHASING In open market or Of declaring llo contract
forfeited and VI greater price than the contract
price IL paid for such article, the diheranoe will be
charged to the contractor
The Department reserves tho right to ieet or ae-
cert tho bid In all articles sugiy or collectively
An estimate Of the quantities which will DO
needed. aud blank forms Tor bidding cnntAipInE
full Information Ia accordance with this Adyer.
tlsmtut, Will be furnished ON application.
Proposals uqaCcOmpAnisd by satisfactory guar
Antes will not be considered, aud eoutTaetA wIilHa
awarded only 10 established manufacturer or
dealers in the articles, W
Bidders will bo required to conform their bidaf
to the spec locations furnished, aud failure Ia IA ~
vi cause the rejection Of ANY bid
Proposals. m1st be- addressed to the saeFatarx of
the Interior, aud be Endorsed "Preposais Tor Sta
honety j. D, cox,
mIH's"WN Secretary,
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TatioaaI Republican.

~ CoPrEs OF rHn "NArIosAL REpUBLr-
CAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following places
Bisuor's News STAND, willards Hotel.
CooHaAs's Nxws srAsD, metropolitan Hotel.
wiSnHnRaxR's Nsws srarp. Ebbiu IIouse.
KiNnALt's Nrws STAND, seaton House.
wiLHiss' Nsws STAND, 1t. Jsmes HeteL
PanKsR's Book AND PKRiopicAL pnror,
No. ass Seventh street, opposite the Post
ONCE.
w.D. o. MAJon, At oilbcrt's Dining Saloon,
~ fs'reet, between NInth and Teath strsets,
JoHs u. Busoaa. No. ms Y street, between
rvrInb sDJ Thirteenth streets. ........f.
JaaS n Burtru, statIooer, aTs near ThIr.
issiiih
RCHwn's NEws srsrp, KItkwood Hou,,. d.
ruAaLs- u. Aspsnsor, ststioa,r, ~ Sew.
ehih street, between 2 and q streets. ..H
gJAzss BstLSw, stationer, tao,< ssvea,h be.
tween % and II. .rHfT
* q, BAnBouh, ststioner. SIS seventh
street, between n and street,. fr
JONI A. Vac DoRAs, stationer, Il south A
street, between New Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol Hill. ~ W.
WILLIAM BARrLnrr, statioasr, No. 90 cas-,
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth. ..,t
Capitol Hill. ..- ...... -.-O-' y -
SO. MILLS, ststiouer, II street nsrtL, two
doors east Of Third street west. ..,
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, b,l
Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED,

HELpa'Rs PITrH military DnrsIer.l -,
sTATBoF TExAa, OPTfcH Gu QUANTITY,
o ArsriH, TEXAS, April u, iSp
s.ss stss Gs5iS g IL dSpliss'S yiIl he r.
went, M ispS i9r he dsii1siy Of four SusS-
At Austip, ono hupdrSd And any tiio,l N "j.n.r.
.on, tive hundred tso . At San Antonio. one hun
The horses must he sound In all p.rtieuIar.,
hfieen llsl to sixteen [IeJ hands high, ron ays
L6l nlge t9 years old, and well sdsptsd in every
tel and ten tf0I years Of age, II sliIl Vigorous.
sprighily aud healthy, may be accepted,
All Horsss will, before being accepted, undetgo
NE inpeetion required By the existing orders o.
the onAttermAster General. 49,
nate by August 9lsL
Proposals will be received for the whole, or for
any part o. the number Of Horses required.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
Bach bid must be accompanied by . guarantee
o. AZ Last two persons tuhoss responsibility must
be eeTlned by the clerk Of Court OF kosOId,D thst
the bidder competent 10 carry out the contract II
awarded 70 him, and the residence and post onlos
address q eaeh bidder and guArantor musI be
these conditions. y
This attention Of bidders is CALLED 10 section 10 OF
'h si sSs q GSnsre's. approved July Z. lse2
masters omes, Isasrsohy Depot QuartsrmAkisr's
once, SAP Antonio, and % this Onice. =.
Proposals will he plainly endorsed ''Proposala
tqr Cavalry Horses, and addressed TO the undsT-
signed.
Deputy QuArtsrmaster Gonafai, VT. Bria. a.u
U, 3. A. m rlO.td
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SEyENTH wARD-FIRsr VOTING PRECINCT.
y Notice 10 hereby given that In conformity to
the provisions Of the charter Of the city OF Wash
lngton an sleetIon will be held IN the first voting
day Of June next at the southeast corner OF Eighth
street west and street SOUTH for Collector, Regis
o. the Board Of Aldermen, to serve two years, and
three members Of the Board o. Common Council, 10
all who are registered In the said seventh ward VI
the city Of Warrington, the initial letter Of whose
Polls open alta, m, and elose Z! IL T,
WIN. u. BAILEY.
,,os JAS. II: BIRCH.
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foySIoK rHs UEIrrp srA rss IrpIlr La,.c,,,l
se.isd d p4oso,. sI .lI e 3, n.E MAJ ~
lowing srtieiss. 10 b delivered A Saul RaplSG.-
Bsnton county, MINI; At such time and ia such
guan,ites as may be required By the under.
go Worth Of supetans Flour. 1Hl
Itu worth 81 Sound TobaeceIf d. q. H.. ......
unasr,v %s WI p subject Y tnpsetion b. the
chase made In open market At he sspsh;e Of Tie
9, The bids must state the price rer barrel for
fiepf. and per pound for Tohsseo. : 49,
.dsr.s: il % ssss ss their full name and post ssss
.s AZ PA I'M mpst Be written guar
-. state Of -. DO hereby ares se ,Ss e,pnn o.
!. able 70 fulhli contract ~ sceerdanee with this
Proposition, ard that should this proposition Ne
aecepgd he viii a. ones enter iato a oontrsxt IN
aeeordhpee herevith- shopld eontraot 10
~. srued hin We are prepared TO bseoIns lbs sure
sisssd by two responsible persons, whose "a.
g, ne pisik q ,hs District Court Of the United
ne nndersiGnsd reserves the right 10 reject any
A1a Al bids Aot dsamed satisfAetoTy. m -
t,sns ~, RI se,rsspondas with the shove eondi-
Ihs 10 & ~. *
jss, Az and ali BIDS u deemed asrsssossSis ~
Bidder. must b prepared 70 csrfy nsir ecatfset
into elect I'm msdiatsly ansr the award q n sis
-mrs-M ---.1a-..f U. lndlss HGenl.
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SEyENTH WARD SECOND VOTING IRE.
. ClNCT, Notice Is hereby given that, IN con.
formity 10 the provisions Of the charter Of the city
" Washington, an election will be held In the
Second y9ilpg Precinct Of the seventh Ward on
MONDAY, tho 7th day Of June next, at J. Davis's
paint shop, on street south, between Sixth aud
Seventh streets west, for Collector Register aud
surveyor 70 ssrye two years, one member Of the
members Of the Board Of Common Council to serve
one years At which Eaid Precinct tho vote. Of all
who are registered In the Seventh Ward NJ the city
q Wellington, the initial letter " whose names Is
from D TO VI, Inclusive, will be received,
Polls open att a. m. and close at p ~,
RIOS. NFSafYY,,'
J. y. HAMBR,
mx9s CommIsaJnber.
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EiRsT WARD-fHIRD VOTING PRECINCT
II Notice 10 hereby given that In conformity to tho
OF the charter Of the city Of washin Eton
Of the First ward on MONDAY. the fth day OF
June next. At the hous. Of John Reeves, on the
south side Of | street, between finstssnth and
Twentieth streets, for Collector, Register and Sur
vsyoTt to serve two years. one member the Board
Of Aldermen. to serve two years, and three mem
bsTs Of the board Of Common Council, 70 serve one
YEAR, At which said Ptesiset the vote. q all who
Washluston, the initial letter Of whose names Ia
from ! TO N inelusiVe. will be received, Polls
open !" a. H. and iasfdRARi auIqLKr.
John A, CRAY,
JAMES HgNNIHg,
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SEVENTH wARD-THIRD VOTING PRE-
. UlNCr Notice IL hereby given, that In con-
formity with the provisions Of the Charter II the
city Of Washington, an election will be held the
Third Voting Precinct Of tho Seventh ward, on
MONDAY, the 7th day Of June next, At the carpen.
ter shop Of Mr., Jack son PumphIsy, south eide Of
street south, between Four half and 81 9Th
streets west, near four.and.ahAlf street. for Col-
lectur, RsklAtsr and surveyor, TO serve two years
years, aud three members OF the Board VI Common
Council, to soTye one YEAR, at which said Precinct
the votes Of all who are registered u the said Sey.
letternf whose nams n from to N. inclusive, will
be received Polls open at a IN. and close At
y. N. HENRY q. JOHNSON,
u, A, MYERS,
W. d. WlLDs,
myS CUumiss ioneTs.
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GEO, EMERSON,
COmmiINiOnaFa

EIRsT WARD-FIFTH VOTING PRECINCT. -
L Notice Ia hereby given that In conformity TO
the prOViSiops Of the charter o. the city 81 wash
precinct Of the First ward. on MokpN, the 7th
DAY q June next. at the house q Mr. Murphy,
for Collector Register and Surveyor, 10 serve two
years. one member Of the board OF Aldermen, TO
serve Two years; aud three members OF the Boa I'd
Of COmmon Council, to serve one year, at which
said precinct the votes Of all who are registered In
the said fTst ward Of the city Of WAshinEtol, the
Initial letter OF whose names 10 from r to Y In.
elusive. will be received. Polls open At Ia. IN.
aud close al ~. IN. RQBhRr 8, HuLSE,
ALFRED DAY,
WALTER DRtRY,
my2s CommibSionsfS