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llsLMDoLOIs E1TRAoF pUoHif

has cured every case Of Diabetes In which il
has been given. Irritation ofthe Neck Of W.
Bladder, aud Inflammation Of the liidneysand
Bladder. Retention Of Urine, Discusses of tho
Prostate Gland, Stone In tho Blsdder. .cslcti
Ihs Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit. and Mucnsot
Milky Discharges, and for enfeGbled and deli-
cate constitutions, Of both sexes. attended with
the following symptoms; Indispnsition to FIX,
ertion Loss Of Power, iLoss'of Memory Difi-
Guilty Of Breathing. Weak Nerves, Trembling.
Horror Of Disease, wakefulnes9, Dimness II
Vision Pain in the Back hot Hands. Flush,
ing Of tho Body, DrYness- of the skin, Eruption
on Che Face. Pnllid oountenance. uniyctAal
Lassitadc Of The Muscular System, 80.
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BIacksnithing,

ss9,-1l am now prepared to do all kinds o.
TX Blacksniithins, such as: Ironing Yag
lyons, making and repliring Mattocks
Shovel Flows, &c, &c. Everything in The
tautcd to givcsaGsfactlon, and at fair prices.
h YOUNG.
Main Street, opposite the Court House
Point plcugalib March, IS 6ma
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IT, b. SADBAru School CONVENTION
AND Plc-Mc.-wc, together with about
80 others from this place, attended tho
Sabbath School Convention held by the
u. b. Church at Hickory Chapel, last
Saturday. There were between 500 and
600 people present. Seven Sunday
Schools we're represented. The COnyen.
ton was called to order by the permanent
President, Rev. VIII. Harrison, with 4.
S. Boggess, Esq, as Secretary. The re-
ports Of the different Sunday Schools were
then read, after which tho Convention adj
innrned till one. o'clock P. NJ, 20 psrtake
oftho bountiful supply Of eatables taste
fully arranged upon The ground by the
fair hands Of the many ladies' present.
At one clock the Convention reas-
scmbled, when speeches werc made upon
the eimportauoo of Sabbath Schools" by
Rev. w. II. Harrison, William I'aus-.a-
tire, Esq, Rey j. S. Freeiau, F. A.
Guthrie, and T. W. Sissou, Esas. These
gentlemen all done well, and showed that
their hearts were in the cause for which
they spoke. Particularly did we admire
the speech Of our young friend Wm. Van
matro, Esq, and his niauaer of delivery,
aud should he cultivate q taste for oratory
(bc has the natural ability he would soon
rank among the first orators of the State.
At the close Of the speaking tue Conyen-
ton adjourned. aud the people prepared
to leave for their homes. Everything
passed Of nicely, and everybody enjoyed
thsir trip.
The Committee on resolutions reported
the following, which we're unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, In the past We have seen
great good effected through aud by means
Of the Sabbath school
AND WuERAs, We see the field of Ia
Dor for this institution of the Church still
xitha plentiful harvest. Therefore
Rescued, That all true friends Of piety
and morality, be, aud they are hereby,
requested to use every ldudable means to
promote the interests Of Sabbath schools
throughout this broad land
Resolved, That our etfortsin this Cause
shall not be confined within the narrow
limits ofthe now organized sabbsthsehOols,
but that the great aim and purpose OF every
heart shall be to swell tho thropg tillitem-
braces every family within eur territorial
limits.
ResOlDc1. That this Convention tender
their thanks to the friends at Hickory
Chapel. those of adjacent neighbOrhoods.
and those of the city of Point Pleasant, fer
their sociabilites aud eiTiviRies.
Resolued, That we tender seats in this
Convention to eur friends and ueigbbors Of
other towns and schools.
Reso'Ucd, That a copy of these resOiu'
ions be sent to the papers Of Point Pleas
ant for publication.
JOHN b. STEWART, !
b. +. R0SEBERRY,
AND. KINCADE, JR., Com'ttee.
I NJ E0LT Ann
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ScHOOI TRvsTEEs. The following are
the School Trustees for the several Districts
81 this townships 1st-U. Prebble, @.
Shrewsbury aud r. Kimborling; 2d-Jas.
Barnett, William Mcdaniel aud Thomas
,enaster; Sd-Jessoo Nraupin, Harrison
hIce and i n. Mcr,nlrccb
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TuR GREAr snow..-Geo. ". De-
Ravens Sensation Circus will exhibit in
Point Pleasant next Saturday, august
l8th.) This show is highly spoken Of by
the press Of the country. 1t is said to the
best Circus now travelling. Ala O'Clock
there will DO given a grand free oxhibi-
ton to tho entire community, in the shape
of balloon ascension. when the only fc-
male eronaut 10 the world, will make ono
of her wonderful asceusions in the nam
moth balloon City OfNow York" This
willbo one of tho most imposing sights
ever witnessed in this place.
Admission so cents; Children % cents.
Como to tho Circus.
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Tns following are the officers of the
KsuawEs Valley Lodge, No. 80, |. o. g.
T., for the present quarter:
Lodge Deputy, G. W. Barcus; P. W..
G. T., Oliver Phelps; W. @. T., j. F.
Rhodes; W, v. IT,, Kate Rhodes; W. r.
s., Samuel j. sSiudle; ". F. s., Robert
8. Biokle; W. T.. Ella Hall; ". G., J..
S. Freelan; W. NJ. A. Perkins; W. 1.
O., Frank Smith; W. O. c.. G. RayBurI;
W. A. r. s., L. d. St. John; W. D. NJ,
Viola Blake; W. r. II. s., G. Phelps w.
L. II. s., 9. Misncr.
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PROPERTIES
MENioAL pRofER'fINs AND USES.

MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Buchu leaves aro gently stimRlant, with
peculiar tendency 10 the Urinary Organs.
They IRE given ia complaints Of tie Urinary
Organs, such hsIlravel, Chronic catarrll Of
the Bladder, Morbid Irritation Of tho Bladder
and Urcthra, Disease Of the Prostate Gland,
aud Retention or IncontlnenCG Of Utinc, from
a loss Of lone 10 lie pms concerned in It's es.
Fouation. The remGdy has also bcen recon-.
mentlet in Dyspepsia Chronic Rhuumatlsin.
Cutanoous Affections. Chronic Rheuustisn.
and Dropsy,
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MELoSs.-We return thanks to Hon.
John Hall aud B. j. Redmond, Esq, for
tho three very nice melons left atOur res
idence the first of tho week.
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"Whon the sun refuses to shine, and
''tLe moon becomes the lumiuary Of the
f'day; when the Kanawha river runs up
.'stream, then will unto with the Dem
''ocracy. 81. H. Phelps Democratic can-
dilote FIR Secretary Of State
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bethany college,.

THE thirtieth Session Of this Institution wi!
/ commsnee on AcHpAr. 9eTH SErrEM1ERl
.lsTO, and terminate on the 18th OF June, 1871,
It Is romAntieally situated 10 the midst o. ne
beautiful and healthy hill country o. INC
Panhandle. Of West Virginia, easily aecessst'
most favorable influences for student life. ],
hasa property In endowment, Buildings, APP
naratns. Library. De-, Of over $3.50 900 and i
Illus ensbled 10 sustnin n faculty and furnish
facilities for { thorough education Of the very
FIRST order.
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coSrpAn1Er1Es.-"T only rights that
"rebels have is to dangle at the end Of q
rope ."--John s. BucleV. Democratic can
diddt for State Treasurer.
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1. Regular Literary Course, including tle
Ancient Languages. for tho Degree q Bachel'
ar Of Arts. 9 Literary and Scientific Course
for the Degree Of Bachelor Of Sciences ,. The
Course for Master Of Arts. q. The Course for
Master Of Sciences. 5, Special Courses in
Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering. &C.;
Dethiled information rs 10 these Courses viii
DO found in ourcatalCgue .
ArPARATus AND MUSEUM.
Tho Institution has complete set Of Philo'
sonhical Apparatus. and students who wish IL
are trained Ii the use Of Field instfuments. -
uls . a thoroughly fitted up Laboratory, for
practical ini lruction and work in Chemical
Analysis, and an ample Museum for the study
Of Natural History, S
TEBMs:
Tuition $50 per session. Boardipg So to 50
pcr week. Unfurnishcd rooms s. per session
10 each student, preparing for the Ministty :.
Free tuition 10 sons Of Ministers Of the Gospel
Of all demon inatioRs.
For further particulars apply forcatalogue to
Prof. @. L, LoOs, Secretary or 10
" K. PENDLET0N, President.
june 9l-Sm Bethany, West Va.
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nELMBoLp's EXTRACT DUudu

is used by persons from the ages of IS 10 eS
and from 81 to IS, or IN the dsclinGor change
Of liic;afle Confinement, OF Labor Paias; Bed
Voting In children.
lnaifections peculiar 10 females, the Extract
Iluchb isuueanRllcd by any other remedy. as
in Chlorosis, Or Retention. IrregulariLy Pain.
fulnesR or Suppression 81 Customary eyuenas
tons, liberated or schirrous stats d thb utet.
US, I.cucprh@a, or Whites
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COMMISSIONERS SAVE.


William W. Harper and Joseph
E. Mccoy, partners doing bust
ness in the firm name Of Harper
& Mccoy
vs.. In chahccry.
Albert Eaton, William Bum
garner, and the Mason County
Mining aud Manufacturing
Company
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
L Circuit Court Of Mason county. West Yir
ginia, made on the - day Of May, 1870, in the
a6ove entitled cause. the undersigned, Special
Commissioner, who was appointed by said de.
cree for that purpose, will On
Tuesday, tie 1914 aaycf September, 1870,
proceed to sell on the premises; at public auc
tion, To tho highest bidder, the following real
estate situated in Hartford City, Mason county,
West Virginia, to.wit: Lot No. l6 in square
ak. (6) and bounded as follows, viz: on the
north side by lot No. is on tho east by lot
40. l, on the south side by third street, and
on the west side by the turnpike road, upon
the following terms, to.wit: 0ne-half cash in
hand aud the residue on credit Of two equal
instalnents payablein six and twelve months,
with interest from day'o sale, the purchaser
giving bond with good persoi al security for
the deferred instalments, and retaining the le.
gal title as further security.
Said Lot. No. l6 has q. largo building there.
on sufficient to accommodate two or more FAM,
lilies. JOHN U. MYERS,
augf.5w. Special Cop.tnissioner.
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Tnr "Clara Scott" Capt, Christy, and
Clerk TruslOw-bas entered the Charles
ton and Parkersbarg trade She viii
make two trips week between these
points. Let everybody patronile the
"Clara Scott"
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Wcst Virginia has twenty money order
postoaiOes. The Office at this place by all
means, should be thus endowed, Wehopc
tho Postmaster General, oresvell, will soc
to i. and that the Office hcre will be so con-
sti.a.ed without delay. 1t would be .
groat accommodation to our people.
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BopY TovSD. The body Of little boy
supposed to be between G and Z years Of
age, was found floating in Tho Ohio river,
Sunday afternoon, opposite Mrs. Brien's
residence, on the Ohio side. aud taken
ashore. IIo had light hair, aud had or q
black and red plaid waist, dark pants but
toned to the waist. An inquest vas held
over the body,
We learn since the above was in type
that tho body vas identified as the son Of
Mr.. COnnclley Of Clifton.
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WEST VIRGINIA
INSURANCE COMPANY!
WHEELING, wEsTyA.
CAPITAL, si0S,ooo
Takes Risks at the lowest rates. on Buildings
Of all kinds, Furniture, Household Goods,
Merchandise, and Goods in transit.
Directors:
Jacob HoroSrOok, VIM. e. Stevenson.
Henry Hartman, Jacob NJ, Bickel,
Jonathan Rowley, DR.. Q. HuPp,
Il. ] Snyth, Edmund Booking,
j Il. Bristor, ~. Campbell,
VIM 3 Colbert, S, Prayer.
D. D. T. Farnsworlh, Thomas Borgess.,
David Billnycr, VIM, d. Crane,
VIM. II. White, Joseph Shields
!. H. DuVal, n Goa,jr,
D. II. K. Dix.
g1' This Company is owned and managed
By many Of our most wealthy and Influential.
Merchants and Citizens throughout The State.
Their office has been or ened in Nc. 22l Mon
roc street, over Religious Book House, and Is
fally organized and prepared to take risks on
Frame and Brick Buildings, Manufacturing
Establishments, Stocks Of Merchandise, House
hold Furniture, aud Cargoes upon the Western
Rivers. DC.
JACOB HoRNBRooK, Pres't
JACOpM, BT0KEL., Vice Pres't,
j. Il. WILLIAMS. Secretary, u,
IS. B. MoC0LL0UH, Asst Sec'y
Office over Religious Book House, South. side
Monroe asteets G.
sIssoN 4 sHREws BERRY. Agents Point
Pleasant " Va. Office in the Court House
IEMUEL HARPoLD, Agent West Column
bia, West Virginia. Ljune 9-ly.
az EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
Hon. j T. HoFr, Prcs't Board Of Regents.
G O SrUR0gs. Ssc7y
AtEx Marin. D. D., President. and Profess
az Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
F S 1.YoS, a. NJ Vice President, Profess.
or of Eng. Literature, aud IFincip. Prep'y
Dept; !,
my and Physics
H H PIgRcE. A. NJ, (capt. D. S. Al PRO.
fessor Of Mathematics ofMilitary Tactics.
] STEVENSON A. NJ, Phi. d. Professor Of
Chemistry and Natural History.
FW WooD, Phi, D.. Professor Of Ahcicnt ana
o W AiLLEn, A NJ, Assistant in the Pre-
pSratery Department.
DB PUHSTnS, Tutor.
Geo NJ HAoASs. Esq Superintendent Of the
Grounds and Buildings,
HUau " BRoCK. N. b., Lccturer on PhysiolO.
gy and Hygiene.
Hon JouS A DELE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
FALL TEaH begins lst Tuesday in September.
" INTER TgRM I" LIST Monday in December.
Srnl>o Term {" Sd Tuesday in March.
coA1EScE&Ess, Sd Wednesday in JHuc.
Tu,T,oS Preparatory, $500 per Term Of 10
weeks.
{" University. $500 per Term OF 10
weeks.
BeARnISe-N to exceed S4per week,
1Tsend stamp for Catalogue.
Morganiown, W. Va.
Aug 10. 1869 -IY.
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plsEAsgB on TiiE BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GrAsEL
AID DRoPsicAl SwELtISss.

This medicine increases the power Of Dl,
gestion. and excitss tho Ahsorb6nts into heal,
Thy actlen. by which the Ratery or calcare.
Gus dispositions. aud all unnatural enlarge.
nents arc reduced, rs well as Path and llAa.
lthaLioh
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warrant to be Good,

We will furnish any bill Of $4,000 Of Lead
and Oil at prices
TEN PER CENT ABOVE COST
PRiCElt
Ato, we call the attention Of country Mer.
chants to tho following price list which VIC
positively warrant. and il they don't suit, We
wish them returned at our expense:
Ess. cinar-on Lemon, Peppermint in
2oz Panels per gross, g. 50
Castor and Sweet Oils, OF Pencils,
per gross 40
Paregoric JE Panels, per gross SO
Spirits Turpentine 9 OF Panels, pr gross OU
Godfrey and Bateman's. regular size 8 so
TipeIurc Arnica, 2 OF Panels, pr gross Is 40
els cerine, g OF Panels, per gross Q 00
Laudanun, 2 oz bottles per gross s SO
seidlilz Powders 10 boxes containing
Loosen Powders, per dozen boxes q 25
BY taking two gross at once Of all 9ssnrted,
they can bc had at above rates. AnYothcI
Drugs we will ship to auy address, q q, d.,
and warrant Satisfaction. III
Wa keep constantly on hand a supply Of 1t.
allan Violirs, FrNieh and German Aceordeons,
Flrtines aud strictly good Italian stringsll
We viii ship to auy address an Instrument
o. o. D., and If the instrument don't suit it
can be returned at your expense.
We are also Agents for the celebrated "Prin.
ces Melodeons," which We Will sell at RE.
DUCED RATES 8! CALL AND SEE
TjSt ]. N. ELLIS & co.
m meh 10 ls7O-iy.
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THE Board Of Supervisors met last We'd
nosday and were 10 session three days
The county levy was made. The rate tx
ed on was 50 cents on the 500.
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are provided Ior both public and private boat
ding and unfurulshed rooms will be let TO
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poST OFFICE HOURs.-The Once Is
men from O'Clock a. m. 70 . o'clock P. M
IN Sundays from I o'clock a. m. to . IN.
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TouAoco. VIM. Smith has just receiv.
cd stock of W. A. & f. R. Browns to-
bacco. 1t is ugood article. We know it.
for so have tried it.
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Thursday MoFning.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-03
Insurance.

4 COMMENTED MIND is SOME
-Athtrg you cannat hare u you are the
ot0ner Of property that is not insured.
The danger Of Fire at his season Of the
year Is great. u you you'd get nd Of
hs aerVous and uneasy feeling you haze
UheN you hear the Fire Alarm sounded,
go TO hs Office Of A. S. PRATT g. SON.
No. D YoHng HENS GhriStiaR AssOcta-
tion HVEzdiH0, corner Ninth and d
street, and insure in their good, prompt
paying Companies, The HOME Of Neto
Pork, the PHBNEX Of Hartford, hs
FoNRiER'S and NEW YORK, and
the FIBEKENSof NaU YSrk. Don't
delay. DO Il NOW dee-tf
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EsQurMLu1 At TIE WHITE HoUsE.-Capt,
Hall, tho Arctic explorer, accompanied BY
E.bIsr-blng, his wihc Tuk-oo-lI-to, and their
daughter Pun-ny, the Esquimaux family,
called at the Executive Mansion yesterday
afternoon, and the President received then
In his private office. They were there nearly
half an hour, durinE which time he con-
yersed with the party, and expressed his
great pleasure in meeting such Intelligent
representatives Of their race. Capt. Hall
remarked that they were tho nrat Esqul-
mAuI that had ever visited Washington,
while perhaps representatives Of every other
nation and race had been, Welcomed At the
Executive MNuslon. The President handed
his autograph TO the little girl. for which
she returned her thanks. The visitors were
subsequently, escorted through the mansion
and conservatory, and expressed themselves
a. highly delighted with the courteEies eI-
tended, especially the interview with the
President. These representatives Of the
Arctic region are from the Vicinity Of Cum
berlAnd sound. CO. rr. .a
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TIM CoSTncLT1os CAsEs BEToRH The
suPRnnn CouRT.-A number Of connsca-
ton cases under the act Of July, 1869, have
followed, In course Of argument, the case Of
aarnStt spd MsvslEb, recently stated In
these columns, all raising the same techni-
cal objections to tho proceedings below, and
the same questions Of constitutlonallty a. to
the act under which they wero Instituted.
Among them IL one Of peculiar interest, that
Of Pelham against Rose and others, which
Il brought to test tho validity Of the forfeit
urs dscroed against the plaintiff, and 10 de-
termine the effect Of the decree upon the
rights OF property existing before II was
passed. Information was fled against q
promissory note belonging to Pelham, ARd
IL WA returned as "arrested" and brought
into court by the United States marshal, (for
the district OF Indiana) thereupou, Pelham
being In default, condemnation was nd.
judged, and tho marshal was authorized to
sell 1t In the ordinary manner, which he did,
the maker OF the note becoming the success
full bidder, and getting his note, given for
$1,000, for the sum Of 5000. Pelham sued
the marshal and his suretles, 10 recover the
amount Of the note, alleging that false re-
turn was made As to the note, and aysrring
that II had been In his possession since made,
In Mason county, kentucky, and had never
been within the Jurisdiction Of the district Of
Indiana. On the trial, the questions arose
whether it was necessary that tho note
should 30 actually taken Into custody by the
mRrshAl. and whether II the facts are as
stated BY the plaintiff, the proceeding below
viii operate to sstoP him from bringing an
action on the note against the maker. The
court was divided In opinion on these queS-
tons, and they wsro accordingly certlned to
this court for determination. The plaintiff
here insists that the law under which tho
proceeding was had contemplates the actual
seizure and custody Of tho property by the
g.Hrshai, and that the proceedings below bar
his action on the note agalnst the maker.
The defence inSlsts that the law contemplates
the SolEurs and sAlo Of tho Indebtedness
only, a such eases, and has no reference TO
the character OF the evidence Of the ndebt-
ednessi and that, therefore, the presence Of
.ns -eta was not required. II IL conceded
the maker, on the note. TheeAstrAlIEuo:
mitted, and 10 now under abatement.
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Lost and Found.
Boarding,

G6 RRwARD-RoRL DARK CANARY PINCH
vast, opposite 81. Peters Church. M'
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f-rT- FolTI.TIIsf coEo sss 0. -,
~ WIsulH0Iol, D. O., Jan. 81, 1870, I
ySAn ks1uLrs, See NaleraL Leber gnLsn;
blAG sIRi LssTnihG that fHuRs DAY kyEHlN0,
Snef ot The Labor UaIOn for their Address hereby,
81 tgihsrity otths Hous. Of place
NSry respectfully, your obsdient ssriEpl,
speaker House Representatives.
tn. LdlrsssL Win be delivered At $50 p m.
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New Advertisements.

EoR sLLE-A NEW AND NEATLY FUR.
Il nlshed House Of 9T9oms, with water, Gas and
huo yart. In very detirable locAtioa, Apply a
No. al fifteenth street, between d Ahd
streets, bstwsen II aud u o'clock. IL
UTANTRD-BY A PERMANENT AND RRLiA A.
y" Bite tenant, BY or before thu lst Of March
neNt, we'll looAtsd medi um siIs houss. address,
stating location and price, r. J. H. city Pos
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The Board or SUPERVISORS which has
been In session In this city for several weeks
past concluded their labors yesterday and
adjourned sine die. The principal labor was
on the steamboat bin, which, amer mature
confederation, has, with lts amendments
been submitted to the Secretary Of the Treas,
ur5 for his approval. They also devoted
mach time to the examination OF life.SaVing
Intentions, safety valves, disengaglng books
50, and will submit the result Of theiI
nspoction to the Secretary, together With
their annual reports.
Previous to the adjournment Of the Board
tho following resolution, offered by Mr.
Burnett, was unanimously adopted
Hssolped, That s, Adams stiEEin, esq.,seleeted
By The Treasury Department to act a. CLERK "
ne board at its present session, has seoofb ~,
piIkhpd that duty With much Ability ana 70 "
Esspeots 10 the entire aatlsfaetlon Of this boafdi
n n The thanks OF the board arc due and are
he 4sby tsnderedto him for the effeient manner
Ia which he has performed the labora wan
which he has bean lntruated.
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A mass convention Of the people was
called Yesterday at Lincoln Hall to discuss
the question of forming common and har-
mopious government for all tho people
1fr,o people" OF this District. One woman
stood there, tho representative Of class OF
psrsons who are a majority BY At least some
thousands Of all the citizens Of this District,
unable 70 obtain hearing. Archie women
Of this District part Of the peoples and dc
the resolutions really mean that the people
shall elect the ofacersl A WOMAN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-03

Q. A. PfTdHnA, formerly Of Maine, and
for several years past resident Of this city,
will deliver an addrSis on "TempOralce,"
at Lincoln Hall, on Saturday evening next,
at o'clock. He will treat the subject In an
entirely new way, and II 10 expected that
new thoughts wiz be suggested 10 temper
Ance men upon this subject, Admission FREQ
to all, and all are invited. $50 '1n