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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-23

MILL BURNED IN DODDRID0E.-ThC
steam saw, grlst and carling mill, at New
Milton, DOddridgc county, owned by Ell
IANAN W. DAVIS and ISAAC LEFEvER,
was destroyed by fire about ten o'clock at
night on the l1th inst. No one was at the
mill at the timC. The fire in tho furnace
had been put out, all save u few Goals in
tho back Of the crate, ut four O'Clock in
the afternoon. It Is the belief of all who
were on the ground that 1t was the work
Oran inccndiary, rs the fire first made its
appearance in the second story ut tho end
ofthe mill most distant from the furnace.
There was no other fire about the mill,
and Ind been none in that end oft for n
couple Of weeks. Nothing was saved,
md the engine considerably injured. Loss
about $4,000. No insurance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-23

TXTONIEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w BssayS for Young Mcn-tho trrIc CsIi'
mate OF woman--the happiness Of an honorable
marIage-.tho fearful SOCIAL Rvus Of the day
The cause and cure. Sent frOe, In scaled Cnvcl'
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
=, Philadelphia, Pa. ''.l-A'h JAnGSd&F'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-23

TnE President is only waiting for the
olllcial announcement of the ratification
of the Fifteenth Amendment by the Ne
braska Legislature and for the admission
of the Mississippi Senators ind Represcn-
tativcs to their seats in Congress to pro-
claim the final adoption oftlle Amendment
US portion Of the National Constitution.
1t will undoubtedly be forthcoming before
or by the list OF March, which falls on
Tuesday Of next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-23

The Bill to amend the registry law,
known as tho Wells bill, which passed
the House by the solid vote ofthc Repub-
llcans, against the solid vote of tho Demo
crats, was rejected yesterday in tho Sen
atc, by a vote Of 10 TOO. 1t Is to be re:
GREETED, we think, that Republican scna'
tors could not sec the propriety Of passing
that measure. The bill simply provided
tllat next fall and thereafter tho boards Of
registration should be elected by popular
vote, with such provision as would secure
the minority one member on every board,
and that meanwhile Gov. Stevenson should
give the Democrats one member Of each
board. This isso fair and reasonable con-
cessiOn that VIC do not sec how the re.
flsal to make II can very well be defended.
The passage Of that bill would have done
much to harmonic and unite Republicans
preparatory to entering on the next cam
paign. It's rejection We fear will have
the opposite effect. There is very
considerable portion Of the. Rcpub.
llCan party Of the Statc-muCh larger
in reality than It's share of rcprcscn-
tlon in the Lcgislaturc-tlIat does not
look with favor upon all the features
of the registry law, or upon the
manner IN which il llus been administered
in many counties. They believe that, in
common fairness towards our opponents,
II not for our own projection against
charges Of malndministratiOn, the Demo
Gratis ought to be allowed representation
on the boards. We believe that some re-
cognition of the views Of that portion Of
the party,at the hands OF the majority in
the Legislature, would have been judiciOus.
All tue Republicans Of the House were Of
that opinion. But the Senate Is Of u diff
fercnt opinion, and they IRE responsible,
not VIC, If the effect of their action should
be different from what they anticipate.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIORAIL

|. NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO. RAIL
" ROAD. .',.s.. sog.a.f.ly
Notice to Contractors.
Scaled Proposals will EG received at tho Engl.
nccr's Once 1T Charleston, West Virginia, until
u NJ, March list 1870 for tho graduation, mason.
ryand tho superStruClurG Of bridges on the Chcsa.
pCakO and Ohio Il. X. between tho Falls Of KA.
nAwhA and tho Ohio River, including q, 0O0, 900
cubic yards Of excavation and 1000 cubic yards
Of masonry. ma
Also at tho Engineers ONCE ut Richmond, Va,
until - ~, March 10th, 1870, for several heavy
sections East OF tho White sulphur SprhGGLtho
Great Bend tunnel, $500 feet; Lewis tunnel, $40
feet Ave other tunnels from 900 To no feet lOng;
several sections In rock cutting, aud about 7O,0
cubic yards Of masonry. PrOales and spcclnCa.
lions can bc found at tho oilieC Of tho company,
81 william street, Now York; At Richmond; Va,
aud a. Charleston, West Va, on and after Janua.
~ 18th, 1870.
Tho company reserves the right to reject any or
all the bids Offered, and 10 make private contracts
for tho work.
Information as to time, etc., will BIO given at
For further information apply to II. d. Whit
comb, chief Engineer, Richmond, Va, or 10 ".
A. KupCr, IT. Asst Engineer, Charleston W. Va.
G. r. HUNTINGTON, f"
PrcsL Oh. 3 Ohio r, Il. Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-23

A WAY WITH sPECTACLEs.
AAoll cyCs made new, easily, without doctor
or medicines. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10
cents. Address DIR. E, D. FooTR,
100 Lexington Avpr NJ Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-23
TO REPUBLICANS,

There will be meeting Of Republicans at The
Hall Of tho House Of Delegates, In Wheeling, on
the evening OF tho 18Th Of this month"; at seven
O'Clock, TO make arrangements important to the
party. Tho Republican, Rom every county In
the STATE arc asked 70 have Representatives at the
A CALL or REPUBLICAN MENBERS
m or THE LE0IGtATUHR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-23

HRPERRNCR ny PERMISSION.
Hon. VIM. f. Stevenson, Governor West u.
" Il, l.. Berkshire, Judges Supreme CoSn"
James II. Brown, Appeals Of We1!M
J!tJ. jackson, Jr, Judge Of U. =. plaV"'
Court, W. Va, .
" D. y. 7. FArnsworth, President Of SsaAN'
WGSt Va.
A. WeEnlnger, member Senate. r.,
Jacob Ilornbrook, Prest. West Va ms "
Jacob N. Blchcl, Vice PrC8t
Caleb BOggcsS, Attorney, ClaFksbuEg, W Va
Samuel Woods, PhillIppi,
d. White, Sheriff Mercer county, "
II. @. Davis, Senate, Mineral county, ,u..t
J. N. Camden, President Of First National DAnA'
ParkCrsburg. .,rI.
gates of West Virginia.:
Hon. i. II. Smith, KAnRWhR county.
G. @, Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WetEcl
Nathan Coz, Harrison
Joseph TotGf, Barbour
Il, II, Hill; Marion
James HCFTcy, Brooke
-" Marlin Judy, Grant
Il. Davidson, Taylor
Henry Ramon, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, Dodlridge
]. T. BowyeF, Putnam
j. 8. Wilkinson, Lincoln ,,,a
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The BOYS I'm Blue.

keetir1 of Tie Canpaga CommiHee-F Vigorous
Measures Necessary to Guard A9asast Ring"
Froads.
A meeting of the campaign committee of the
Boys In Blue was held last night at Union League
Hail, W. 8. Fletcher, pre.iding.
Committee work most energetically, as their en-
emies were now pushed u the wall, ana would
re. ort to any means, no matter how dishonest,
to accomplish their purposes OF defeating Nj. v.
choice of the people Of this city, and must be
elected. This can be done easily with fair
means and without any resort to trickery.
MIR. Rutherford said it was currently reported
about the City Hall that the Commissioner of
the Second Ward had gone to Alexandria to
procure one thousand men to come to this city TO
be registered and voted. 1t was important that
the campaign committee be on the alert, for
every dishonest means viii be resorted to by the
desperadoes connected with the Bowen ring to
foist their candidates upon the tax payers of
the city again. Conveyances would be prepared
Monday and Tuesday 10 take up voters for reg
is:rstion, who are favorable to the election of
M. g. Emery.
IS as follows:-First Ward-Eugene johnson,
Beverly Tucker, George w. Gulley, James
zach on, and William Watts. Second Ward
Charles Ii. Fisher, william Rutherford, c. ID.
Gordon, Washington Ingrame, and Charles
Po3ey. Third Ward-R. Il. funuia, Alfred
HiH, W. ii. POsey, John Cutler and William
Bill. Fourth Ws.d-o. ID. Barred, W. H.
Wet, George w. Hatton, John X. 'ana, and
y. Wcsley Miller. Filth Ward-W. 5 Fletcher.
w. Il. Wayne, JamcT Smallwood, Wn. Newton,
and Alex: Johrs on. Sixth Wsrd--wslter Mid
d'eton, William y. Green. Odrjck ,mith, Tnos.
Perry, Arthur White. Seventh Ward. b.
Cramer, Rev. j. w. Green, ). X. Mcdonnell,
Hezekiah Edwards, Frank Pavne. F.aance
Commlttee-A. Grant, F. A. Bowel, L. T.
Fowler, VIM. RUTHERFORD, w. II. Hughes, &. NJ.
Barton, j. B. Cramer.
The Chair stated that none but the finance
committee are author Izcd - collect money for
the BOYS in Blue to defray the experscs of the
campaign.
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GEORGETOWN.

CITY CocNCILs.-Board of Al5ermen.-This
Board met last evening. Mr.. Cooke presented
in regard to the repair of Washington as well as
LIST street; adopted. He alo offered resolution
directing the committee before Congress to re-
Donstrase with the Postmaster General gairst
abol'ehing our post-ofice; which was unani-
mously agreed to. The Mayors veto OF the res
Oluti0n amendatory of the ordinance for i'm
proving West street was received from the other
Loard, and the resolution was passed over the
Mayors veto, Recorder Caperton alone dissent
Common Conmez-The Chair laid before the
Board message from the Mayor retuI ming
Without his approval the resolution amending
the ordinance for the improvement of West
street, ard the resolution was passed over the
Mayors veto, Mcssrs. Narbury and Dunlop dis
senting. MI. Curtis presented memorial OF
Noble Hurdle and others, calling attention to
grade OF Stoddsrd street; referred. Mr.. Mar
bury presented account OF Dickson & King;
referred. Mr.. Grimes presented account Of
McNerhaney and Waters; referred. Mr.. Curtis
reported resolution granting certain privileges
to Sadler and Drysdale; laid over. Al 0, a res
olution extending until the goth OF July for max
ing proposals for erecting West and street
bridge; passed. Board OF Aldermen substitufa
for the Council resolution of inquiry in regard
to the repair Of lat street was received and con-
CURED in, empowering the Street Comm'5-
soner, Surveyor and Chairman of the Com
tain the cost Of paving with Seneca or blue stone
or gravelling, LIST and Washington streets.
Board Of Aldermen resolution to place lamp
and lamp post on Montgomery street, near
Olive, was referred. Board Of Aldermen reso-
luton In regard to the proposed abolition of the
post ONCE was received and amended, that the
committee to wait on the Postmaster General
consist of the Mayor, Recorder, H. ID. Cooke.
and the President Of the Board Of Common
Council; but the Board Of Aldermen non con-
curing, this Board receded from their amend
ment, with the understanding that no candidate
for the postmastership shall be on the commit
tee.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-Twenty-two hum
drcd and eighty -four bushels wheat were Gold
on Change this morning, as follows: "a bushels
common, at 81; eco 1t S1.3f; 100 good, at 81 AZ:
ard 1s3C0 prime to choice, At S1.40.
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ALEXANDRIA.
The following items are from the Gazette Z 1

The following items are from the Gazette CT
lest evening:
TIE PosT OFFICE CAsE.-The investigate
OF the charges Of irregularitv in the manage
ment OF the Post Office Of this city was com.
menced this morning In the United States DE-
trlct Court room, before Urited States Commits
sioner Round. .. +. Beach, ESQ.,, acting United
States District Attorney, appeared for the gov
eminent, and L. II. Chandler, Esq, for the
defence. The Witnesses examined up to two
O'Clock this evening" were Capt. John Frey,
j. w. Nichols, clerk In the Alexandria Post
once. A large number Of spectators were
Irest mt at the examination. 49, 800
AN AFFECTING INcIDHAr-Mrs. Murtoe, Of
rahiax comfy, Va, went to the depot of the
", A. a. u. X. II. this morning with her nick
baby, and took seaf in the ladies', room Ia
wait for the arrival Of tne train. She had been
there only short time when the child died IN
her arms, but ale chung to its 1ifeless form with
apparently increased fondness, and with e
c'ssDed tightly to her bseom vas assisted to Z
chairs on the ears, and proceeded on her joyless
way to C1ftop Station. Her grief was dis;fess-
ing to Wines. ~ I'd
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TIE REGIsTHe OF WILLS TO GIVE BONDS
The bill 10 regulate the fees OF the Register of
Wills for the District of Columbia, and Ior Q, her
purposes, was passed by the Sena+e 70 st even
ing, an amendment having first been adopted
striking out all alter the second section. As the
bill pa sed, the first section requires the Reg
ter Of Wills for the District OF Columbia, WITHIN
thirty days after the passage OF the act 10 give
bond, with two or more suretlcs, IT. be approved
of BY the chief justice of the supreme Court OF
the District for the time beng D the Cnited
States in the sum Of 5000, faithfully to dis
charge the dulles of his Office, and ably TO
record the DEGREES and orders of the Orphans
Court for the District. and s wills proved before
him or the court, and all other matters by e. ST.
ing laws, or any law hersafter passed. directed
70 be recorded in the court or in the ofce OF the
Register, which bond is 10 be entered in full
hpon the minutes OF the Orphans Court and toe
original Med with the records thereof. The
seco, Cotton cquires am Register of Wills for
the l. -.Iict hereafter apr ointed according to
law, before he acts IS such, to give a similar
bond ss prcscrit d in he first section " It'll the
Ike sureties, N the same penalty, On the same
corditiOrs, and subject d the same approval As
required by the fist section.
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A LIFETIME of careful, attention TO the needs
of the travelling public have won universal In
mendation for the American House. Boston
controlled for nearly q generation by Levi.
Rice. Es1.
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The following transfers Of real estate have been
FLED in the Office Of the Recorder Of Deeds since
Last report:
eausfe III sitte; House to cathsrins I. An ~
t,im, part ], square 7e5, $50; g. Moment to b. L.
sas : iSs.ss s fS j Ps
T. Play 70 iSha GIoggon part a. square
em fnsr % sbsfs sRs d. 81 49,
% fGHfs s"S
part sub "a, square laa, $50; susanna Carrie to
Eu Adams to Cnsliss T. smith, Dart 8, saaaTe as
smo; John oh T. Kidweii to Louisa j. smeot sub Is,
May alst:-W;y. Lowe to Joseph $. Ress subs 10
& 1ss sans.is ~ arg Al sGas ss
ssa It Fse seaEs
sS, salao a; shspherd e Jas; =. stafford: sab
pOyp%sn; sps 4, saosrs a. SO payid Dong
~ js5I 3 to sSts 10
tees. IS, .quare as, 40; A. G. Beanan to same q
SQUARE 81 P. aps &c s. ua E sas
I ssS 8 . 70 de-
Sc. e s, Shhh sTItP SISs a.is s9qasY
west part Z, square ts, oef0: Jsmes Dicklon to
Henry D1ck son. W and part II, square 80, SSH;
Evan Bughes 70 artin L.. Josefte ct al, part 8,
square 265, Sroi John Madison 10 Luke Ia 1son,
p, tquare tSe, GO; y. a. Plat 70 Chas. Miller,
BrsdIy, trustee tes, Normsnt, east part 9. square
$50, ezloo; Phoehs ssntcher to w. A. Harris, paii
and. 5,sQusre 30 $40; Ann 7 McWiliians TO T. l.
Hume, esst 8, square Es, cleo; Jos. II. Hol-
lidge 10 M. oten. sab. 70, square 6l0, SH5; g. W.
Hopkins TO Ches Miller. subs -, 90, 81, tquare III
Sss4ss; James Miller to w. II. Armstrong, part sub.
Nay sS; ssh Ia 4. Moulton to Geors. }. Him. SUBJ
hssassre Us sGe, ssait clsim:! =. Starr to ".
81 sub 8. .. and square 81: sub end Is, square
6 snb II to Is inclusive q and II, 49, sub
y and 2 square Ill, a7,cises; ID. L. Morrion to W
y y; Mnrdock, sub A TO inclusive. square 49,
~ yamee Miller TO 3. T. Slater, sub. IS, square
SsU Tyler Powell ct 81. to Jencs e. Miller
kub; >, square 7s7, &35.0s0; George y. Coburn to
Csfherine shyne, cart is. square&L, $3s00.
TEE KALoRAMA OUrRAeB.-Wm. Feaster.
wbifs, aged twenty one yclss, arrested some
days sirce charged With Being acc sorry to the
OURS &c con nitfed lest w Ell on the per1on OF
Amelia Tepner, IN Kalorsma woods, had 4
hee-ing Last right befoce Justice Weaver. of
the foui th plecInct, when be acknowledged :,
eng prc-ert. but depied taking any part in
the alleged Outrage. The guilsy paths, he
stated, were tso brothers 10y the name Of Schc-
pig, ore OF whom g row under arrest. After
hcarsrg the testimony OF Mr.. David Allen and
Sergeant Buell.. tw0 important wisnss rs, he
IVES held 70 belt Tor covr6.
REGJeTERi RF0fsrRRl REGISTER 1.-The Last
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MUST RE SoLps-The large stock of Clothing
on hand viii besssposed Of ut almost any price,
es We remove % our new store shortly, where
an entire new lot will be opened.
HABLR & CO.,
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JET JEwELRY,
Alaska Diamonds,
Oroide Jewelry,
Pipes, vases. Satchels,
new styles received every day at Prigg's Dollar
Jeweiry Store, No. 451 Pennsylvania avenue.
between Ak and eth streets.
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PANAMA HATS

INDuC1MRNT TO Buy GOOD SEwINc Ma
oHINK.-Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine. the
most simple and best constructed sewing MAJ
chine, will hereafter &c sold on liberal terms
Inquire ct the agency, Bauns Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 406 Seventh street, between d
and K. 2I7
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CITY ITEMS.
Fos OspER WORK.

FoR ORDER WORK.
Some handsome patterns Tor pantaloons re-
Gently received to be made to order.
GEO. @. HEyNING,
No. 40 18th street, n. w.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs, &c.

NATIONAL THBATER-Be-ef< OF M. G. -.
GelmoR-" Je. sic E.Own ard 'SsiSs A5wS a.
MASONIC HALL-StrawberIy festival, for Cal
Va y Baptist Church.
MOUNT VERNON CHURcH, 9th and X streets,
strawberry festival.
DAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
SMITHS ART GALLERY, 2z5 street.
MARKRIrxR's ART GALLERY, ass It'll street.
BARLow's AIT GALLERY, 81 Pa avenue. :
DECoRAIIoS DAY.-A special and con- lC-
dious FesTy Bedt viii be run eve. feF minut -,
on Decoration Day, from the soos OF High
street. Geo getown, to Analostan Jsi.snd. Tbs
makes tie snor'cSt and sladi = route ID Ar
lington He 9hts. Re reshments can be had A.
the pavilion at any ume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

IMPORTANT TO 6KNrLEMxy.-n you wish
your clothing Thoroughly cleansed, all grease
spots eiFeetually removed so that they will never
show again; If you wish your clothing nicely
pressed so that they viii look like new, senG
them to Anthony Fisher, flsst-class scourer,
agent of Staten fslard and New Yors Dyeing,
and sole proprietor Of new Parisisf process, SIS
9th street, opposite the Patent Office. List of
prioes:-Coats, from 81 to $3.50; Pants, IS cents;
Vests, 30 cents; q whole Summer Suit, %. IS.
Ladies would do well, before they put away
their winter garments, to give me cali. .sis.-
er's Cleaning Process takes all grease spots
efectnally out and he can give guarantees that
no moths can enter the garments during the
summer. References Mess-s. b. II. Durull,
4S4 Pa. ave.; 3. H. Heiberger, 242 Pa. ave-; G..
F. Schafer, 27s Pa ave; W. II. Griffith, 30S 9Th
See advertisement in anoth- column. 5.l6I
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Suicide or WFIL-KNOwS C.rIZIS.-AIoQt
siS O'Clock asst evening, Mr.. j. w. Won Kan
Herhueber, a well-l nown architect, and for
ion time past employed in the ONCE of the
suIefN 'sirg arc"tect OF the Treasury, commit
TED spleice by shooting hip eff in the mouth at
h's rSsicence, on street, be,s2en 1st aud pa
-. Se's: northeast he was silssug IN window
IN h's bedroom, ard paced the mUzzIe of a
sh-InCh revolver in bic mouth and fred The
cage ed through the roof of the month
arc epte- cd IRE bra'p. his Wjse heard him NJ,
fempslpg 70 bre re p 'ol, (the caps snapDing
taice,) and rushing into the room found him
N'ng uIon his nee on the floor uncorscious
Dr. I.ooSe ives called, but before he arrived
the uD'oI tUrate nan was dead. The deCea' al
has OF ate ZEN quite Incorporate, and al tines
would tScome very much excif d. and threaten
- snooS h'- tie; and it T. suppcsod that whe,,
occas'o-c by the incorporate use OF Goaor'
DIR. w. w. Pc. er, The coroner, held an jns,uest
lest right, and the jury retol ned a verdict in
eecoEcsrte With the facts above stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

AocIDENT.-This morning, while Henry Max
we'll. worthy colored man, YVES paesIng through
the SnitfsOpian grounds, he slipped aud fell.
dslocating bis arm at the shoulder. The dislo-
cation was reduced under the super, ision of
DR.. j. Z. Morgan by bis students.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

REeIsTRRi RfGIsrKRl REGISTER THE Last
chance to-day, Monday and Tuesday.
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THE WASHINGTON CRY SAVINGS BANK, cor
ner Of 7th strees and Louisiana avenue, is oren
rom $50 to 1880 o clock every Saturday evening,
in addition to its regular banking hours. 1t
paws interest on deposits.
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THE CITIZENS REBORN ASSOCIATION will nav
who may attempt to reeisf ,r or vote illegally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-28

hLIHoDisT EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCaooI
UNION first anniversary meetings of the
MefHodist Episcopal Sunday School Union of
the District Will take place at $50 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon. The children are to assem-
be in four divisions ss follows: East washing
ton, Waugh chapel, and Upiontoyn SUNDAY
schools, at the East Washington Methodist
Episcopal church; Metropolitan church, wes-
chapel Sunday schools at Wesley chapel, corner
f1fth and street; McKenfree chapel, Foun-
"a =, Ham Inc, and Ninth street Mission schools.
al tne Founcry church; Union chapel Sunday
school end the Tenally town and Geor9eto1n
SUNDAY school, al he Dunbarton street church,
SsorgetoSn- Among the speakers who are to
aucSSs 'ne ctIidren, notice the names of
Rev. George Hall, Rev. Samuel Farly Rev II
-. Ven Meter Rev. SaTn ueI A. wilson. Hon
o s. Fisher, Prof. Harmon, and j. q. Hark.
ness, esq.
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=. NJ. BURCHARD will settle all accounts for
the firm, and proposes to carry on Q STRICTLY
CASH BUSINESS. at the OLD STAND, 3s4
Pennsylvania avenue. corner ~ street.
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ELPHONzO YOUN0s q CO.

lectins entirely NEW STOCK Of GROCERIES,
and will open the same in the NEW sTOREROOM,
on 9th street, under MASONIC TEMPLE, June LIST,
$50.
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B.-200 bushels of vERY FINE POTATOES
lor sale cheap. my 2Stf
(,O0L SLEEPING DURING THESE HOr
@ y . set one "a tnose cheap patent LOUNGES,
" an3 90 each ADAMSON'S,
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ooLDsIiks BU R6LARY-"G-cngs TS9u-
OF CCrnisIed for a Hsa1 ss9.-Isst sv.,,ns
. Geot &c Thomas" arrested a lew days since ~
defect We McDeyitt. assisted by detectives ca.
voc and Bigley, virh the watchSs and ievsirv
stoien from Goldstien's loan ONCE In his ~
session, was brought out before Jnsiica smish9
MI: ineton appearing for the United Stsfes
And M. A B. Williams Tor the accuced. The
vas grsntec, ard the acc1 sad vas romn,i.isd
for further hearing, u answer before the
court the charge Of burglary.
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ELPHONz0 YOUNas q CO.
WILL BE DISSOLVED, BY MUTUAL CON.
SENT, MAY 31sr, 1870.