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Evening star., 1870-02-14

EREEDMEN' s NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK.
On and after Wednesday Evening, l6 instant the
above Bank No. 81 7th street. opposite Post Office
Department. will be open from 6 30 D. IN. to = 80
y. M, on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, of each
week, for RECEIVING DEPOSITS ONLY This
is to acct immediate the labOring classes especially
deposits now reach 81 ,566, ,56s71
Interest paid at the of par cent three times
year. W. j. WILSON, Cashi ar
d. L. EATON, Actuary fe II.iw
Evening star., 1870-02-14

., peorsop at O'Clock. Lecture to commence at 8.
Tickets for Reserved Seats.......... = Z cts
Tickets Of Admission tat the door ........5o cts
sale OF reserved seats will commence At the book
store of Messrs Philip 4 Solomons, at O'Clock Mon
day morning, and continue till o'clock Tuesday
eNeifing. fe
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@REV. DIR. l.. II. 0lIAPIN.
NINTH LECTURE
OF THE
GRAND ARMY COURSE,
FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE CHARITY FUND,

LINCOLN HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY Is.
REV. DIR. =. H. CHAPLIN, Of New York, will
deliver the Ninth Lecture of the Grand Army
ary Is.
SUBEcr-"THE ROLL OF HONOR
Evening star., 1870-02-14
BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-with or
without BOARD, at No. 49s Pennsylv ania
hue, near I'd. Boarding at the same place, Ss per
week. iy8
EIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
FRONT ROOMS, To be had on reasonable terms,
at 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th ST.,
short walk from most Of the public ofnces. iys-d
SEvERAL EXCELLENT ROOMS FOR RENT
~ at No. = AZ street. with BOARD ocas-6
Evening star., 1870-02-14

NI5-u Corner Of 7th and + streets.
EOR RENT-willcox Gibbs' SEWING MA
ICHINE, the simplest, noiseess, and less liable to
eeeut OF order rented sold on reason ,ble terms
% the agents, BAUM = Corset and Hoop skirt Fac
tory. 9TH street, between ID and =. jastf
EeR REHT..Four nice EURNIsHED RVOMy.
ayenus, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
NE0 ---- ii. H9FrA.
EQR REHT=Tyo new and handsomey finished
1A11UEnO O10s on eth street, between and X,
rcons, ere thororshiy built and SsndSem y Snishsd
xse txnr0sSeeces3 91g c3nSnin an modern ceaveniencee
iHfffs tfh a. y s;Ttssss r q . the Ss.sF
Evening star., 1870-02-14

HENRY CLEWS 4 CO.,
BANKERS, No. - WALL STREET.
For Sale by
LEWIS JOHNSON d CO.,
flO-lm BANKERS. PENN. Av., Cor. 10TH ST.
The New York herald., 1870-01-25

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAINS. sl4rH SUCCESSIVE
VI death to England" lecture Presidential Greenback
Of 1000 Tammany next Sunday cconoupisccnce,
or Mental Adultery" ST. PaeD. Appointments owego
second lecre, 24th; Penn Yam second ccture 25th;
ssa oneda ssseona esturs 18th Elm,,a 2sh ysmes.cwn
on" 18th; New York Sunday siyth mighty, Sob, (oid
Foees Of the Bbe; Rome. 3ls; Watertown (second lee.
lecture, 3D. Salem An h, FoSaGhkeepss sh New y9rs.
thew xiv, ~ Hn hsI; Be not Afraid) Waterbury, 7tht
PttsGcd sh; Glen's Falls, @h Easton tsecond ectrct
1uth; Danvle (second ecturcl th Sunbury 18th: New
York Sunday !ssh.h night, lsh tpen!e,onomy ax, J.
ond lecure) 14h Holyokc second Lecturer, l6h North
ampton second ecture 6h Springfield second iecture
GEORGE r. BEMfS,
Private Secretary,
1877 Grand street.
The New York herald., 1870-01-25

ONE OF THE OLDEST MANUFACTURING ESfAB
average profits about yearly price for good will
fixtures with lease 600; win exchange for city county
property and cash difference II any Address CLIN
Ton, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1870-01-25
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED

DoARD wANTEp-roR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
ID DINNER only for GENT in strictly pirate family where
there other boarers, side, below Threth
street. Address stating which must be moderate and
location, b. G., box lb2 Herald ollce.
The New York herald., 1870-01-25

CsPLENDID CHANCE FOR A PRINTER.-PARTNER
- wanted buy half IN good paying steam
book, printing and publishing busfness small capital
needed. Address PARTNER Post office, Newark. N J.
The New York herald., 1870-01-25

90 CHARLES STREET. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
40 iarlor with acove room tpeno second story front
with acove one parties breakfast desred hre
rar, bath; references required; minute of four
routes
The New York herald., 1870-01-25

Ccs) WEST TwESTY. FIFTH STREET, NEAR EIGHTH
%OL ayenue.-Large square R5c.as TO let with Beard to
gentlemen and wives or single genilemeni private family
The New York herald., 1870-01-25

J,URNIsHED ROOM wANTED-Bv A MIDDLE AG ED
widower with widow living re.tred. Address b. W..
| hnxI LEO Herald 0lice.
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FUNDING BOND ORDNANCE.


An ORDINANCE PROvIDISG FOR THE issuance
OF S500.00 OF THIRTY YEARS Bo1yDs, TOR
FUNDING PURPOSES.
Be q orelSied by ne General oOlsseR af she oTty
SECTION /. That for the purpose Of funding
Ave hundred thousand dollars ls500,O0Ol or
any portion thereof OF the present due debt
OF the city Of Memphis, or OF the notes bonds
or coupons for interest upon the bonded debt
OF the city of Memphis. becoming due during
the year l6s0, the Mayor OF the city Is hereby
authorized TO issue the bonds OF the city Of
Memphis. having not more than thirty years
to run to maturity nom the date Of their Is
suance, and bearing interest at the rate Of SIX
per cent per annum, payable semi-annuaIly
In the city of New York or Memphis At the
option Of the Mayor. -- -
sEc q said bonds. when issued sha11 h
denominated funding bonds of lS7o and shall
not exceed in all the sum Of eve hundred
thcnsand dollars and shall be issued In de-
nominations Of one thousand dollars each
numbered nom one to i've hundred respect
lively, with coupons for interest thereon at
tached, payable seni-annually in the city Of
New York or Memphis. au
SEC. 8. said bonds, when so issued, shall be
used BY the Mayor and Comptroller of the
city, in funding at par like amount OF tne
present due debt, or of the notes, bonds or
coupons. for interest upon the bonded debt
of the city becoming due during the year 1870.
Frorfded, thai said bonds shall not be issued
or used for any other use or purpose than
funding at par a like amount Of the debts Of
the city as herein provided. ff D.
SEC. 4. In order TO test the sense Of the quail
ilied voters Of the city IS TO tue issuance of
the above bonds, as required BY the revised
charter, entitled an act TO reduce the ohsrter
Of the city of Memphis, and the several acts
amendatory thereof into one act, and 70 re-
wise the same, passed DeOamber q, N6a, Sec
81, the Mavor shall, after giving thirty days
notice OF the time and place of election, in
two or more daily newspapers published in
the city, submit this ordinance 10 the quail
ned voters Of the city. Those voting in favor
Of the issuance Of said bonds shall fndorse
upon their tickets, 81 Bonds, I" and those voting
against the issuance Of said bonds, F" No
bonds;f and should three-fOurths of those
voting vote In favor OF the proposition, then
this ordinances shall be In full force and ef-
feet. and said bonds may be issued as pro-
vided In Sections !, andS -
Approved April q, 1870 ~
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest; Z. z. RICHARDS. City Register. iyl0
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WASHINGTON.
The First Negro Federal Iudge--Hs is a
Smart Fellow Wendell Phillips to sup-
plant Motley Grant Grows Garrulous.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Presi
dent this evening, in conversation
with a prominent Senator, mentioned
the name of Wendell Phillips ia con-
nection with the mission to England,
the mission to Berlin, and the Secre.
taryship of State. The names of Geo.
p. Marsh, Senator ConkIing, Caleb
Cushing and Gen. Butler were also
spoken of in a friendly spirit.
1t was sugge. ID, ia view of the op-
position OF Senators Sumner and
Wilson, and other members of the
New England delegation in Congress,
to the removal of Mr.. Motley, that no
objection could be urged against Mr..
Phillips from that quarter, that he
was representative of America not
likely to be influenced by English
peculiarities; that he is well known
in England, and appreciated for his
acknowledged ability everywhere.
and would at once take a leading rank
among the diplomatists of the world.
The merits of other gentlemen were
also discussed with liberality and
favor. c Ii
The President gave no indication
of future appointments.
Another Cabinet rumor, relative to
the possible retirement of either Sec
retary Robson or Secretary Cox, OF
both, is also quietly circulated.
1t is stated that the rejection by the
Senate of the nomination of Oliver to
the District Supreme Court suggests
the.prOpriety of appointing John Nc
LOugstOn, colored lawyer of note,
and who is at present in the law pro-
fession at Howard's University.
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NASHVILLE.
Senter Stands by His Friends---We Like
His Pluck. Model Whisky Thieves---The
West Tennessee Whig Knocked off it's
Dino

NASHVILLE, July I3.-The Legisla-
ture adjourned to-day till the second
Monday in December.
In the Senate, a message was re-
ceived from Governor Senter vetoing
the bill which originated in that body
directing suits to be brought against
certain railroad companies and their
agents on account of bonds alleged to
have been Illegally issued. The mes
sage was ordered to be placed upon
the journal, and its consideration post
poned until December.
Saturday, some Federal soldiers
seized a lot of whisky in Lincoln
county and took it to TullahOma, and
shipped it on the Nashville and Chat
tanOoga railroad to Shelbyville,
At 2O'clOck, on Saturday night, q
squad ofmen went to Concord. on the
Winchester and McMinnville rail
road, took possession of a locomotive
and forced the engineer to run it to
Wartrace, where a car containing
whisky was overtaken; they captured
it and took it back to the neighbor-
hood of TullahOma, unloaded it in the
woods and dismissed the engineer,
The State Convention met at the
capitol, to-day, to nominate candi-
dates for the Supreme Court. The
nominees were Thomas ]. Freeman
and John l.. I. Sneed, for West Ten
nesSee {; Peter Turney and A. o, p,
Nicholson, for Middle Tennessee ;
Thomas A. r. Nelson .and J. w.
Deaderick for East Tennessee. The
nominees for Middle Tennessee were
Democrats before the war; the Others,
Wings,
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TELEeRAMs.

The Virginia Legislature has adj
jurned.
Rice, of Kentucky, retains his seat
against the contestant.
Sixteen thousand workmen are on
little strike near Paris.
Three men were killed yesterday in
a riot in Louisa City, Va.
Waste paper will be cheap; 275 ag-
ricultural reports are to be printed.
$4,000 required to pay for Red
Clouds whisky, ETC., in Washington.
A steamer brought 100000 in gold
yesterday from Europe to New York,
1t only costs four dollars per day
now at the Metropolitan Hotel, New
York,
Gladstone and Lowe are going ON a
tare with the Mayoress Of London
tomorrow.
The XIVth and XVIII Amendments
were declared yesterday by Congress
on everybody.
The POpels organ says he brings no
personal Influence to bear upon the
Ecumenical Council.
A little chap swallowed a fish bone
yesterday that caught In the jugular
and killed the little fellow.
They have sculling races in which
there are no brains every day in New
York harbor ana thereabolts.
Zigler must be a very worthless
fellow. The House only gives him
$1,000 for contesting Rict.'s seat.
The House yesterday passed the
infamous naturalization law which
now goes to Grant for his approval.
Congress was yesterday firing away
cannOns for soldiers movements, and
considering bills TO remove political
disabilities.
Serrano told Mercier, French Min
ister, Saturday, that he didn't want
any King, and that he liked to be
King himself.
The Secretary in allowing gold de-
pOsits in the treasury, limits the in
terest to . per cent. to all National
banks hereafter. ..
Ore Develin, in Chicago, (wasn't it
Louisvilles) yesterday shot r. j.
Morse, but the powder was bad and
Morse is not mors.
jim 0'Niel was hanged yesterday
at Denver by a mob. The heavy
words, Seattle thief" pinned to his
britches, broke his neck.
The most remarkable event in mod
ern times is the resignation of two
ofice-holders at Washington. Con-
gress adjourned after hearing the fact.
Pork-packers and provision dealers
were released by action of the House
from the payment of the Internal
Revenue tax heretofore imposed on
such traders. E
SerranO denies any special anxiety
for the elevation of Leopold to the
throne. Leopold is short for Hohen-
blowenhollerin, the fellow they're
going to fight about.
Segur, not our antique Russell, but
of Virginia, was knocked off his pins
yesterday by Congress giving his seat
to some adventurer, whose name the
telegram didn't know.
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NASHVILLE.
DcInqs Of the judicial Coaventlen-A Fault
less Ticket-LegIsIature Extinct
Poor FIeicher 4.
speciaI to MEMPaIs ApPEA1.1

| Special to MEMPHIS APPEAL.1 1F
NASHVILLE, July HIN the Sen
ate message was received from the
Governor, stating his objections to the
bill directing suits to be brought in
the name of the State railroad compa-
nies, their officers, agents and stock
holders, on account of bonds the is
suance of which was fraudulently OBJ
tained, and also ON account of bonds
the issuance of which was secured
contrary to the general Improvement
law OF the State and the express pro-
visions of the several acts granting
State aid to said railroad companies.
On motion of Mr.. Cooper, of Bed
ford, the message of the Governor
was ordered to be spread upon the
journals and its further consideration
postponed until the second Tuesday in
December.
A message was received from the
House notifying the Senate that the
House was through with its business
and ready for adjournment until the
5th of December.
The Speaker of the Senate directed
the Clerk of that body to inform the
House that the Senate was prepared
to adjourn, and at noon the Speaker
declared the Senate adjourned until
the first Monday in December next.
The Judicial Convention of the
Conservative party met at noon to-
day in the hall of the House of Rep
resentatives, a very full delegation
being present, and the bar of the
State quite fully represented in the
delegations.
The Convention was organized by
the appointment of General w. G.
Whithorne as chairman and Neil S.
Brown, jr., of Davidson, as secretary.
A letter was read from Hon. Edwin
H. Ewing, consenting to abide by the
action of the Convention.
1ilc uISl DdilOl lcSullCu III lut SO-
lection of the following-named gen.
tlemen as candidates for Supreme
Judges: For East Tennessee, T. A. r.
Nelson and James w. Deaderick; for
Middle Tennessee, A. o. P. Nichol-
son and Peter Turney, for West Ten
nessee, John l.. I. Sneed and Thomas
Z. Freeman.
A spirit OF harmony and utmost
good feeling prevailed during the en-
tire proceedings, and at late hour
this afternoon the Convention adj
journed. The members and specta-
tors were evidently well satisfied with
the nominations made.
A. J. Fletcher, ex-Secretary OF State,
is very sick at home, near Cleveland,
East Tennessee. Very little hope
is entertained of his recovery.
The distilIery of Randolph d. Alex
ander, in Maury county, worth $780,
600, was seized to-day by Collector
Hunt for Illicit distIlling.
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made between 14s and 15s. The first
recorded sales were at 15s, be
tween which and 13 all sales have
since been made. The excitement
continued until the close of the day,
aud although fluctuations in the after
noon were not so wide as in the
morning, yet they were frequent, and
not far from seyenty-five changes in
prices during the day. The gross
clearings VIII not be made up
till tomorrow, but those of Saturday
are over $87, 900, 900. To-day will prob
ably be over $1OO,0O0,O0 Carrying
rates s, a, A, 2, 81 per cent. to fiat.
The European steamer tomorrow
takes some specie.
Money active and firm, SOC per
cent. on call. Sterling firm, 9s@10s.
Sight I04@10i. Governments dull
and heavy. State bonds quiet. Ten
nessees very strong; old, 6s4; new,
67l. Imports of specie last week,
$55, ,926. Sub-treasury balanee-gold,
$729, ,085, ,5S9; currency, 81 ,692, $40.
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NEW YORK.
A NJ Is Gold karket-Effscts of Euro
pean TrOubIes-A Calm After the Storm.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE center
of the absorbing interest in Wall
street to-day is the gold market,
which was thrown into an excite
ment without parallel since September
manic, by War-like advices from Eu-
rope. The feeling changed as varying
dispatches were received. The
prevailing opinion was that an
early war was inevitable, and
heavy purchases carried price
M to Isl. The foreign bankers
are taking the lead in the support OF
this view. There was sharp decline
in all the securities in the foreign mar
kets. Consols showed decline of l
per cent on Saturday, and United
States 5-20's of '62 on extreme quo
tations being nearly 4 per cent. higher,
the price on Saturday being so and
the lowest to-day .S6s. Rentes are
reported as low as 66f soc, against 69I
SOC Saturday. There was. a change
owing to the report that England had
attempted mediation between France
and Prussia, attended with de-
cline to 133. Before the for
NAL opening of the room sales were
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struggle that must be as briet as ter
rible. Napoleon thinks the transmits
sion of his own authority to his son,
depends upon the exclusion of Hohen-
zollern from the throne of Spain, for
the reason that with this German
King, Spain becomes mere adjunct
Of Prussia and inimical to France.
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PROFESSIONAL .
JEROME PANCOST, MD.
OFFICES ADAMS ST.


WE warn all who may have any form OF
w these diseases 70 waste no more pre-
ciOus time the days and weeks which hear
them steadily bes ond the reaen Of nunan
adm tax ng into the stomach the burtful
compounds, of whatever names thai have
deceived thousan before YOU: waste no
more time IN depiOfing " ur condition, nor
In watching the progress Of some of your
namber who may be experimentfng. but
take the testimony OF aha hundredS and
thousands throughout the entire country
with entire success after ali Others proved
useless.
Important conanaliaseaOa from tseQ-LlaO,o chi.
ems gho hdee made true trial Of thGs
rational Plan Of MedscdtiOgl.
MEMPHIS, TEsS.. June !. Is70.
we, the un erslgned. before we placed oar.
selves under d Jerome Paneostls trea m en- Z
for the cure o. Catar snd affections OF the
Lungs, had fully come TO the conclusion th At
there was no remedy or mode OF med CATION
Tor the cur OF these complaint in when
We could place any reasonable amount OF
connden e, We had 20 long been d romed to
disap ointment; and we are fully con -.
DE { this opinion Is large shared In by
nearly ever. per on suffering nom these
dangerous asses of maladies.
Having been subjecJ TO tn Sc most annoy
Ing aud pa nful diseases for a nu1ber a.
years before we began Dr. PancOst's treat
ment, Notwithstanding we made ise ~ q -
eryJhlng we had heard recon mepcsd as
well as had the advice and attention
OF some OF the most eminent phYsieIans but
InRlT
treatment We feel that we can in no way
Dstter serve the cause OF suffering humanity
than TO publicly bear our testimony to the
permanent relief we have obtained from this
rational plan Of medication.
We can with entire confidence commend
Or. Pancost and his New System Of Practice
70 all VINO desire a SPEEDY and RADICAL 4
cure. knowing him to be not only a reVu-
larry educated physician and honorable gem
tteman. but one in whom the afflicted can
rely with entire cOnideace.
ID. ID. MEEIE, pro orietOr OF the Well-trnovn
and extensive WRolssals Liquor aousa
No. f64 Front street.
j. Nj RICE, the popular and reliable Polics
Omcer-TesideDce,C Chelsea.
GEORGE HERBEEfS, JR., $40 Front street
MANUS ACDEhMOTT, Lehner HOu. e cor
uer Second ana Washington T
n A. EChbRLI, of the we'll own Gro
Gerry and Commis ion House Of EekerIy 4
20, corner Union and Front treets.
Ihls IS the seasO when O1tQrrh and TTi7oat
diseases advance most rapidly into BrOn-
chitis and Consumption, and when ali dis
eases OF t1e breathing organs are most az
grayated-and yet a period more favorable
or treatment than We may again expect for
many mouths
Cal I'M nediatsly for exami mination IL possi-
Die 10 do so, otherwise write for a List OF
Questions, as the treatment can be Success
fuuy conducted at home, under NV insfruc-
tions, wherever the patient NAV be. AdCiress
JEROME PANCU@T, MD.
% ADAMS street, between Second and Third
Memphis, Tenn. fVIi
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.1TY ENGINEER's OFFICE,
ATToRNExs.
Opening of the Gaines Institute,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

TUE MISSES BOWERS desire to inform
Il their patrons and the public generally,
that they have leased the building formerly
occupied by Mrs. Halle, and known as the
!. Memphis Female Seminary and viii
open their school. incorporated under the
title of TIE GAINES INsTTTCTE," on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER -f er
The best professional talent in the city hiss
been engaged, and no pains will be spared to
render theirs a hrst-elass educational tnsti-
tuition.
Vocal music viii be taught 70 the school,
free of charge.
For terms and other particulars, refer TO
circulars, which may be obtained az the
bookstores or, for the present. at LIS Monroe
street =. Jyl0
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Desirable Building Lot on Iessamins
Street for Sale.

So Lot "a, BLOCK 81. on south side Of Jessa-
mine street. second lot east of the residence
OF John Overton, Esq, and In one OF the most
desirable neighborhoods I'm the city, is in our
hands for sale. WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO oFFER
eREAr INDUCEMENTS TO AN IafMEDIATE PUR-
CHASER. .RoYsTER. TREzEvANT& Co.
70 Real Estate Exehangs,
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OUR telegraphic dispatches from
Europe are especially exciting. Ma
poleon thinking war inevitable, would
precipitate the conflict. He Is armed
cap-d,pie and Prussia and Spain are
not so well prepared for the terrific
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nRnIMANcE.

Be q ordofnea by ne Gsaeal oOurnoii Qf he oSis
OF Memphis: .-,--.. ,...
-That the ordinances passed ON the 20tn day
OF April, 1870, and approved the I'd day OF
Aprfl lS7n providing for the issuance Of i've
cent. bonds for funding purposes, be so
amended that the principal and intert 50 on
said bonds shall be payable in gold com OF
the United States. -
Passed frst. second aud final reading BY
Board Aldermen.
Passed frst, second and fnal reading by
Common Council, July 9, 1870 rft
Approved July 8, ls7G.
Attest: l. r RIcHARDs City Register.
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The Conference Committee on the
funding bill have agreed to provide
for the issuance of one hundred thou.
sand millions Of thirty years bonds
at a per cent. three hundred million
fifteen year bonds at AZ per cent. and
two hundred million ten years bonds
at < r,er cent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC BOARD nE BELIEF

TNHE regular meeting OF Masonic 2
j Board of Relief will be held at theKsK
Office of the Chairman, DR.. 4. W. Mitch /VN
ell, No. 81 South Court street, this TUESDAY,
evening, at s o'clock. IN
X. .W.MITCHELB, Chairman.
MApTTN 2aorafarv fVI2
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MAYORS oFFICE,

In aeeordance with the rec ecntrements o5 tne
Z above ord lnartea an election VIII oe neid On
SATURDAY. Y, August Is b9O, ~ NE 1oaio"inS
places. wit: 49, - ..-.., a.. -.
AT the Engins-honses @A-n ss-sSN' - 'He
First Ward. - -. Z. I. .,..... .,.....t =. n. .
At the EngAne-housos Ao'-As 81 -, II sHs
rnifd ne y an AIESnelnehouss shelby street, in the
Flsin 4t ne .Engine-house. Dssoto street, in the
ssys1'n iyio ~ JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor,
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MASnMIc N0TIcE

FTNHE members OF Desoto Lodge No. q
2a9, are SUMMONED to attend 8 spe- ~
eial communication Of the Lodge, tbts/NN
TUESDAY, evening, at o'clock
BY order Of JOHN d. BEARD, w. NJ.
n W sFIEITor Secretary. jyl2