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b KILLED BY CARs.-A Canadian now
living at Springfield, Mass, en- route
to that place, was killed at Mortified
last Tuesday evening. He was
passenger on the night express train,
with his sister and brother-in-law, and
attempted to go out of the car while
change was being made in the train,
it being in motion. Not noticing that
the cars had been uncoupled, he step
ped off between the one he was in and
the one in front, when the rear car
passed over the lower part of his
abdomen, cutting him into, and kill
ing him instantly. One of the train
hands had warned him not to go out,
but he did not heed the warning, and
his life was the forfeit. His name
was Joco Fountain.-Argus and Pat
riot.
ARREsT.-Richard Parkinson was
one of the Fenian army that took
Canada in the late war. On the re-
treat he became footsore aud exhaust
ed, and was taken in and cared for
by a man named Gallogally, in Fair
field. There he has since remained.
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Gallogally left
home to 60 to Canada, leaving Park
inson in charge of their place, on which
was small store. At Franklin the
vehicle broke down, and they were
compelled to return. On their arri,
val home they found that Parkinson
had robbed the store and left. Mon
day he was arrested at Georgia Sta
ton, and there was found on him
about $l4 in money, watch and chain
pair of pants, and few other arti
Giles, with supply of tobacco. He
has been taken to Fairfield for exam.
nation.
RAILROAD MATTERs.-A meeting O.
the Directors and stockholders of the
MissiSquoi and Clyde Rivers Railroad
was held at the Frontier House, NOrtI
Troy, on the 18th inst, at which Lu
ciu8 Robinson, Aryin a. Brown anC
VIM. Elkins were appointed a com
mittee to let the contract for building
that portion of the road that passe
through Richford. The contracts K
be let to Col. A. B. Foster Of Water
loo, P. O., and Luther Baker ofNcw
port. Another meeting Of the Dircc
tors Of the road will be held at Rich
ford, within week or two, to con
firm the terms of the contract. WorI
will be commenced here Immediately
afterwards. All that is lacking nov
to raise the amount required to buiIC
the road through to Newport is thc
bonding Of the town of Newport.
1t is the intention to complete the
, South Eastern Counties Junction Rail
way as far as Mann's Mills in Bronze
about eleven miles from this place
this season.-Richt6rd Sentinel.
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DIED.

In Greensboro, June 9th, Mrs. Catherine
Wright, aged IS years.
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AGENTS WANTED.
w H A Il A r E

$50 per day)-by the AMERICAN KNIT
TING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass. or st.
Louis. Mo. 25m3
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GREENSBORO.

The camping season on Caspian Lake
has commenced. Era.tus Hubbard, Esq,
OF Montpelier who has been the pioneer
ofthc company for three years, arrived on
the ground July LIST. Others will soon ar
rive.
Ina suit brough; June 2Sth before JUS
t.cc Go.s, by Sila, Sawyer against \. w.
Scott, for the payment Of a certain sum of
money, a jury awarded plaindFS26.62 and
costs; and the defendant appealed.
The hay crop promises much better than
WAS feared a month ago. The last two
weeks have added greatly to its growth,
and probably the crop will beaboye the ay-
CrHge
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The HatleJ Cheese Factory is this
year being carried on under the su-
perintendence of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson,
and present appearances indicate
that the high reputation Of the HatIey
Factory cheese will this year be fully
sustained. The first cheese was made
May 30th, and to June 18th the num-
Der made is 283, averaging 50 lbs.
each. They are now working from
G800 to 7000lbs. Of milk, making four
teen cheese per day.-Stanstead Jour-
nal.
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SAMUEL L. HOODS ESTATE.
g ATE OF YER M ONT,

g Il A Il Il - Il Ii wi - n n,
- ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court held at Irasbnrgh, in said
District, on the 23d day of June, A. D., 1870:
Charles g. Doty, administrator of the estate
of SAMUEL L. HOOD, late of Craftsbury. in
said district, deceased, presents his administra-
ton account for examination and allowance,
and makes application for decree of distribu-
ton and partition of the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court. that
said account and said application be referred to a
session thereof, to be held at the Probate Office
in said Irasburgh, on the 18th day of July, A. D.
1870, for hearing and decision thereon:
And it is further ordered that notice hereof be
given to all persons interested by publication Of
the same three weeks successfully in the Orleans
Independent Standard, newspaper published
at Barton in said district, previous to said time
appointed for hearing, that they may appear at
said time and place, and show cause, if any they
may have, why said account should not be al
lowed, and such decree made.
By the Court. Attest,
26w3 E. A. STEWART, Judge.
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r. p, CHENEY,

AGENT FOR SEWING MACHINES,
American wheeler & Wilson, Sold
Medal Screen Mountain
Or any other kind in market.
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Boston Live Stock Market.
C CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFORD

For the Week ending Wednesday, June go, 10.
Amount of Stock at Market.
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs. VeaEs.
This week, 2O75 5000 III 1890 200
Last week, 1923 405l 300 $500 $50
l year ago, 254S 1859 600 34OO 375
PRICES.
BBEvEs Extra Sl3,75a 400 Per 100 lbs. on
First quail 1900 1850 Ithe toll weight
Second do 1900 1915 (Ofhide, tallow,
iThird do l,00a1L75J dressed beef
Light animals, bulls, &C., $40 Sll. few
extra Western 10000.
NominaIs, $3.50 a 275
Steers and slim oxen, 80 a l25
MICH COWS.
Slim to fair, $50 go
Extra, 65 a 50
Heiters and tarrow cows, 80 a so
SHEEP.
Fair, per ID. 6
Extra, 90 a
By the head, S2,8Oa 500
HIDES.
Brighton pei, lb. c7,a7 II
CALF SKINS.
Best, per ID. l6 a II
TALLOW.
Brighton, per ID. 6 ID a
Country, 6 a IL
PELTS.
Sheared, 80 a 200
Country, lots, 0,75 a LIS
Lambs, 600 a 0,50
SHOTES.
Wholesale, per ID. 10 a y
Retail, 70 16
REMARKS Camjridgc, lime 2S,-As
the fourth of July occurs on next Monday
the Vermont Central, Passumpsic, and
Burlington & Rutland roads are to run
a stock train to arrive next Friday, instead
of the train due to-day and that due next
Tuesday killing two weeks with one
train Hence the number of arrivals at
/ this days market is small. At Medford
/ Mr.. b. Dow had three carloads of cattle
sheep and calves, with no associates OF
/ comprehensive representative of the
/ Montreal road 1t Cambridge a single
car market Rutland and Burlington" and
/ four cars Vermont and Massachusetts,"
J
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Customers should be cautious and only allow
continued trial to convince of good bar
gains. Deal with legitimate and
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NEWPORT.


Newport is getting to be quite a place
She should have a city charter. Last We'd
rc,dav night the safe of F. b. True & Co.,
WAS blown open and rihed Of its contents
amouutingt to about $500; $500 of it was
IN gold and belonged to simpson q Co.
'.'E having received IL ny express tie eve
r,reafe Keeping. True & Co. lost $500 of
tr.ir funds Truc's father lost SS3, and
i.. Methodist society oil winch +. Is, / rue
.a ".g :o' so glo' Ill., 10 ' t ~, VIC r ~
. i'y'', .j .t.'r, r ,,,i,,
IIri t ".' N. '.i.' w, ~
'"s '.I"''" ny ."t COZ. '"-7.'I H. no uIl
,., j. 'u' question as l' '''' opinion.
"''sr 7'''y '..i ,I my. J.. ".'- o'"e oy
,s.Gl', .. ~ ..i"7g .'' wv. "'' = ~
oa.iys secuted ny the better informed. Wa
,''nN me 'I'''I.'l.E u'..', Is '.,"' j. w"
,t he |.r,I If ,rr .ato wcr, found in IN,
Lake tine nest morning. and a portion Of
the papers were found in the road leading
TO Derby Line we are told.
ON the authority of the secretary. J. VI
Cugricr we state that the next regula
meeting OF the Orleans County Society Of
Natural Sciences will be holden at New
port %" Tuesday July -, at o'clock !
m. Lecture, are expected from Revs |
~ Rauucy, A. a. smith, and Daniel Good
hue; also By il. ~ Cutting OF Luucnburg
9TH" public are invited to attend.
pho rarti., Sabbath School ha. mic
mic to-day 9Th.
g.,
's inc count! u'H'. vI"'1s meeting He'
in Newport, june 22d, the following resc
lgtian- were presented:
p,yrI,,d ,rhot ,,.,r1- ,,,,t r,racodo s,,,
,t - 80, =. ~,
Of -nccc COS, in cnforc,ng the law '''''
r"oI,,o5 M M 80 y;,,,,
includes all drinks containing alcohol
Resolved That the temperance cau'
does not occupy that prominent place an
dsv tbot IL sLaniJ
~,
Inc ABOVE "l,er discussion were auopVe'
H.. ~ VI Wv =
' o., .
Resolved, mat we VIII vote only (
such men to hold Office as are known to |
true temperance men.
Verify, the Orleans County Temperate
society Is improving We like to see foil
talk about as they mean to perform, W
have known resolutions similar to this
be passed by the society, after the deliver
Of puffy harrangues by cheap temperate
men, and although we have known many
we'll advertised rummy to run for Office, y
never yet knew the regular ticket to
scratched. How we loathe, deteSt and a
hor the miserable carcas that carries suC
principles The devil IS gentleman.
an such, and more to be trusted. we III
the ones who voted against the resolutio
They are not hypocrites. Wen bet thu
always pay for their newspaper in a
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With those who Deserve Confidence
through Long Experience.

The senior partner of this firm can refer with
success to many in this vicinity, and claims an
experience of thirty years dealing in music prac-
tically, ought to induce patronage. Instruments
from all prominent firms. Satisfaction guaran-
teed in every respect with deal. Write us for
catalogue and terms before purchasing. 27yl
LIB. HARRINGTON, SONS g. co.
st. JohnSbury, VT.
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T. II. HOSKINS, NJ. D., Newport, Vt,

Proprietor olthe Right for Orleans Co. Vt.
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Patented in the T. S., England, France, BcIei-
nm and South America.
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just received a new supply of the celebrated
Liberty Chewing Tobacco.
May |, 1870. lStf
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June II, 1870
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Wholesale Dealers in
Drugs, Proprietary Medicines and Perftmery,
Leavenworth Block, College Street,
BURLINGTON, VERNON
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Newport, June p, 1870.
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Total ...................... s21,
Mr.. Cranes pay rolls May, 1s6s...... 81
Excess Of pay rolls in May, 1870, over
those Of May, ie69 ............... 3d.

The EFFECT OF PARDoN.-As Mr.. Cook
has raised bubble upon the difference in the
effect Of special pardon and general amnesty
on the right of voting, and has, without the
knowledge Of several OF the Judges Of Election,
threatened to strike from the registered lists
those who were specially" pardoned, compe-
tent parties have looked up the DEGREES Of the
L. 3. Supreme Court and other authorities con-
corning the question and find that not only has
the Supreme Court decided land repeatedly
that pardon secures every right as though no
offence had been committed, and that there
Is no difference in the effect Of q general
or special amnesty, but that in many
of the reconstructed States, all parties pardoned
either specially or generally have voted in all
their elections The question was fully decided
IN the cases Of Garland vs.. United States, 4th
Wallace; Armstrong; Foundry VS.. United
States, 9Th wallace, and in one or two cases at
the last term Of the Supreme Court. We would
advise Mr.. Cook to drop this bubble at once.
II he does not, we would advise those who may
be prejudiced by his trickery to prosecute the
offender and have the law indicated.
The fact Is that Cook wants the rebels of his
ring-Himber, 10 williams, Hanna, English,
and the rest OF the crowd 10 vote, but seeks to
strike OF the list any that he suspects may not
vote for Bowen.
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Hon. w. b. washburn, Of Massachusetts,, de-
clines TO be . candidate for reelection. He has
been most useful and influential Representa-
tive, and the Springfield Republican thinks that
despite the positive tone OF his withdrawal many
OF his constituents will think seriously Of re-
electing him.
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The Mormons are getting ready for brisk
summer season, and have trotted out their sea-
serpent story for Bear Lake, Utah, considerably
in advance Of the ANIMAL arrival Of that monster
on Nahant. The Bear Lake monster Is de-
scribed, (and authenticated, by several Mormon
Elders) as being about 60 feet In length with
serpent shaped head, and covered with hair or
fur Ike the otter, and As having two oar-like
fippers extending from the upper part Of the
body.
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The First Ward Reform Republicans have
done o very sensible thing In endorsing the ward
nominations made at the meeting of the Irwin
cibles. This establishes thorough harmony In
the anti Bowen ranks In that ward, and ensures
that il will 20 for Matthew q. Emery BY a rous-
ing majority. Now win not the Reformers close
mp the ranks In the other wards where they are
more than one ward ticket In the field, and
present an united front to the enemy?
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~ ROACHES, BATS AND MICE.
NAIRNS EFfECTUAL yERMIN POISON viii
infalliby destroy these Pests and is perfectly safe
TO use. No other preparation for the purpose has
been extensively successfully used in this city
Price 2S cents per box. Sold, wholesale and re-
tail by STOTT CO., opposite National Hotel, snd
by Druggists generally. myl6ln
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LOR KEGT-Ons DRIOK ROUSE, coesaining
ten rooms, with water and o., Ane yard, .feoie,
Apply 70 ". q. JOHNSON, 51S 18th street. bet q
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SOO ALPACA AND DRAP D'RrA AND NUNS
COO CLOTH COATS, ut OAK HALL, 525 7th
street. jel
II HAVE THIS DAY, June I, Is7O, sold out nv bu-
J. snes. to THOMAS RIGGkkS and J. EAKIN
GADS8Y, my old CLERKS, who will conduct the bust
ness in future All my outstanding accounts will be
settled by them. TjeluI jos. REDEEM.
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DEAsoNABLE PRICES, FAIR DEALINGS,
IL and First class Goods, at OAK HALL, 525 7th
street. jel
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

~ U c Z
CIV. HAvENNER CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS.
643 Louisiana NORTH side,J nert to eOrse,o
Seventh street.
The undersigned, having made the most favorable
arnngement., has Determined to resume active busi
friends and the business comm1nity that be can se
a Of
has secured spacious and comfortable Offices for the
% RIs Si AZ sf
BUSINESS in all its branches, and would be glad to
receive share OF public patronage.
CHARLES w. HAvENNER,
my1s lot OF the late firm of Havsnner, Aistrop o.
IVU MERE PANTS, at OAK HALL, s2a 9Th
DEsnEAsLE DIZZY GOODS.
WHITE PIQUEs, 20, as, so, IS, and SO cents,
JAPANESE PoPLINS, 80 and 3s cents.
- Ons pries. Just DEALING 10 all.
BoGAH wYLIE,
msl-u 1890 Seventh street \. w.
RAILRoAD LETTING.
s b Escsyss until June
he Balt%ore and fote%so RsiirosS siahn f the
District % Columbia. The work consists Of three
h N fss and
Grazing in The City Of vsshineton.
:ss & II si T he
avenue "''n'"s '0n rios. slABRooK,
Baltimore. ma. Gscs sS lH Nsn'ssr' and n;
CARRIAer6sH,K R,AersSp ABEIAGrs
e an 6s1a eEes q 81
nanSer '0 u second hand ' c1skiAGEs on hand.
Repairing promptly st soSHt o. ap.H.u
ms-m. Cor. 9Th and rs. f.etos vi 10 sth st.
nTaENUIAE vECMY wArER,
gsRfs II OF
EsessS aR'y ipsnssd
Mechanics. The trade supplied.
CATAwBA BRANDY,
Seventeen years old. fifteen years in store highly
| recommended for medicinal use.
HAVANA AND KEY WEST CIGARS.
Also. the popular brand Of f..L. ..
| LITTLE BELTS.
1 CLABET WlNES. BnAN4 Wlukc.
OLD PORTS,
sUPERIoR SHERRY AND MADEIRA WINES,
&C., &C., at low prices.
THONA0 BU00ELLs
Successor to =. O. DYER co.,
myu 1919 Hsansy1vanis Avenue.
MARBLE AOMUNkHTs.
MARSLE AND SLATE MANfELS
4 en- selling, e reduced price,, for cash, at ,
Marble works, north @ street and New Iork ave-
| nue, near the Treasury Department
my21-ly WI. RUTHERFORD.
| N1APE Wills, fRIHAQQs, &C., BLAOKlD,
" sfusi4N0RRa H6zR NV S%lfAs q
rnss ussAoa Of eclps - ersss essnst - sszx.t
htks county,: CITY ~ isrssctly rsstc.si &;
1siknocs, ID. AS8ly g -. s'saa'
pse,sr q Lss,s:s q Cent? len. sssse s.a p..e,
| Goods, 1S4! tenneyHoh ovsnuS. - An Il
| Sole Agent Tor WoGhtnEtoa, 80 50
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~ STRAWBERRIES AND ALL TIE FIX
A2 1NGS at the llth street Lutheran Church.
IUEsDAI. WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY
EVENINGS. my3l-3ts
~sTRAWBEKRY AND FLORAL FESTI-
US VAL, for the benefit OF TRINITY CHURCH
corner % - sh1 rse vi 6s Heid e the Rs.s
and FRIDAY ETENINGS, June LIST, ID and 81. Adj
mission, 10 cents N S1-Nf
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u ,nr,- ARCTIG sopA xwyAAyER.
my4im Corner nth 1t. and Pa ave.
r No Z. =.
OFFICE CHEsAPEA.x AND oHIe CANAL Co. !
Company Will be held in Annapolis on MONDAY,
June 7, iS7o, at O'Clock p. nv, v.wcxrr
ny.l.-.~ seers ss'i % n ssosfaoldsi..
n~HALLy BAH BENEwER .........-...-.Toc
same .Sr rate Is Aye Sss:
and an H. El REi1t Stb TsE Ava s;Hhffgky
tied BY myself; large bottles
Ayers sar.sparilla and Cherry Peetoral-....-esc
HeimSod Baehu and ssrs.psriis...S
Jaynss' Alternative and Expe etoran -...-..-. soc
Bate helors air Dye (back and brownL...--.-..ssc
Lubins Perfumes, Very large assortment, twsrrs,t-
MasnoIia Balm and Lard Bloom
Lyon K sthairon and TricoPherus
sIrnsst: TceS.ins And p,, Kslliston n e as
Cslga;ss SOAPS, all kinds, rstsiled 1t wholesale
wlnehsstsr's Hynoph9sIhitss...... .....-.---sse
nGss .aa Pert sherry.
De yoDsh Cod Liver on, genuine l..-....-..Sia IS
fknkch f ERas ss.I oLTzSp GIN &C..
Jus. fos Article: in tine
city, which viii sen q 50 Per cent less than reGa
sss iOisSt, ss.Vins and Hs. s41:hs.. brs.sia a
s :cn! os tSs oS%1s '.fss' ff''
mnsh y s ny u. Sys
=; q 81: M 3. s. s.a ssss ~ :: ss s
Warranted AZ III !, ~ Rss:
s5hHESs jHsDI III, !. y. N
. n. Sunday school ct ~ .. =, eos
our FACILITIES UNEQUALEp FOR GET
~ ting up First class Clothing, ct OAK HALL,
o2a 9Th street. lel
| THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subseriber
has Obtained from the 0rphans' Ccu rt Of w ssh
q I.ion On he psrsonai estate q xSDEEW
:sid: dsss..sd An Ssr.cs. S.siss claim: ssdsss
on or before the sist day Of May nsYt: they
y = ne ss1 AN .s
0fnsy $50. WILLIAM q. BEXSEIf.
" DISTRICT or GOLtMBIK, wAsHrNsroS
70 the q s;'f b,s 81 LOUISA
ssces.sd. the sdminissTstriS acrs:.id With
| the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of Eash,
.JH %ns ,. County 10 Tor spRsns 1.
and distribution Of the personal estate Of said de
ceased and Of the assets In hand far - the same
apa Ss ss
are notifed 70 attend, with their claims properly
xeaehed or they may Otherwise by Law Be excluded
aeopy Of this order be published once week for
TN e weeks IN the Evening Star, previous 70 ths
' ssi!~& a. WEBS .r.sia.r Of WINS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

u
s.sR r. yp Int sysHps
u snS 81
osT.GSipg from the Treasury, on n z street gpI
SUITABLY rewarded By leaving them With the Resss
ter Of the Treasury. jel It.
GAME TO Ny PBEMIsEs-snnd.y, the 29th Of
" May, $50, o small brindle BUFFALO COW.
ss se hs r ss
near Green Spring, Washington CO., d. o. jei ST.
I UsT.Op Mopdsy last, between Bridge street
End o.s Own ses "a sS9
isss:$ f. III
I UST On Monday last, between Bridge street
and osa a Hs II
s:Ss % aias sssps reward wi" 8; s,s
osJSD MSnd.y The sa SsfwsfP !;,h !.
eeon q
sSnI SUNDAY PEh MsS an NEE; A sfsst
ensmeied band across center. and pearls sttached
The finder will be literally rewarded BY returning
SO y. .ds e shs d ;h7s ~
S.. os: q
4 Os1-On Monday evening. Dth inst, ON 10th Ct,
II between Q and r, . malI GOLD UHAlN, Neck
n. Snsss Nm e p ,S s,Ics; sS
SrRAY-Csme to the prsmises Of II .CRANDLE,
80 y Nay s!.s:' s1REfI iisSs hiSd IN
The owner + rsaTested to come prove property
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LADIES AT THE POLLsf =
TO THE FRIlNBs OF EDUCArIoNI

The LADIES OF ST. JOsEPH'S BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY, Of North Washington, for Educating
and Clothing Poer Children have entered the polit
ica and propose to ascertain the sentiments
of the citizens Of Washington regards the merits
OF the two eandidates for the syoraity They have
exhibition at Calls gold headed cane, to be
presented to the candidate receiving the highest
number Of votes. Those wishng to assist in char
liable work. and at the same time show their polit-
ica preference. will cast their Votes by leaving Is
cents and recording their choice with the fol-
receive them:
Blanchard 4 Mohun, Philip 4 solomon, French 4
the lady canyassers.
The vote closes on MONDAY, the sth instant, at
12m. my Stiff
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0+STRAwBERRY, FLORAL AND MUsI-
lS CAL INTERI at the Foundry
NJ. Il. Church, corner 18th and g streets, TIL Rs
DAY and FRIDAY, June ID and 81. Admission
Single tickets Is cents season ticket admitting lady
and gentlemen, Is cents. m0-5t
~ THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF
US WESLEY CHAPEL will hold FAIR and
FESTIVAL in Masonic Hall, corner Of 9th and II
SITS, con mencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, June
delicious Strawberries and Ice Cream-as well
substantial refreshments and Music, Pictures,
and leasanf society. will be veil repaid by attend
ing. Admission emily 10 cents. mO-I
~THE LADIES OF ST. MARKS P T.
uS CHURCH Capitol HID will hold . Yair
and Strawberry Festival r areet near 18th,
DAY, May 3tb. Music each evening. No rafting.
Admission. 10 cents; Season Tickets, Is cents.
"LUNCH each day from II until o'clock.
On THURSDAY EVENING select readings by
Miss Ella Stockton without extra charge. m3J-6t'
US SHIP COMPANY.
aforesaid Company at a meeting Of the persons
named in the act OF Incorporation, duly called and
holden, il voted to accept said act of ncorpora
tSh end hs a p &c 9f the e fa9
4 Middleton, No. GA Pennsylysnia avenue, in
past FIVE go O'Clock m, TO organize said company
BY the election of officers and to transact such other
business a. may come before it,. Per order.
=. ID. HARTLEY,
Chairman of the lncorporators.
Washington City, ID. c., May 18th, $50. myD
~The above meeting is postponed until TUES
DAY, June It'll, at clock p m ma -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-19

INuAnlrANrs OF EUROPEAN Staten =
A statement Of Tic number Of inhabitants
possessed by each Or tho European States,
not Including their colonies, : interesting
at thk time Tho leading figures arc "a
follows Great Britain, sO,S9l ,9ss; France,
Ss,t99OO4; Prussia, 94,O4sr2O6; North
German Confederation, including Prussia,
9O,OlO,377; South Germany, s,Ol169S;
Austria, IS, b5SOOO; Italy, q, 1857; Rus,
sIA, 77,OOs.44s; Spain, 1896, 0s5; Sweden,
4,l6O,867; Netherlands, 1855, 685; Turkey,
lS,S44,OOO; Switzerland, 9,61O,%O4; Portu.
gal, SOs7,sO1; Belgium, 4,0st,45l.