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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-04-06

They will be Issued Coupon Bonds, payable
to Bearer and may be held in that form or the
Bond may be registered in the namo of the own
er. with the coupons remaining payable to bearer
attached, the principal being then ira nsfcrabe
only on the books of the Company. unless re-as-
signed to bearer or the coupons may be detach-
ed End cancelled, the Bond made a permanent
Registered Bond transferable only on the Books
of the Company, Snd the interest made payable
only to the registered owner or his attorney
The three classes will be known respectively rs
J. Coupon Bonds payrbl, to Bearer.''
Registered Bonds with Coupons attached
3. Registered Bonds with Coupons detached
and shOld be so designated by correspondents in
specifying the class of Bonds desired
They have Thirty years to run from January Is,
1870 with interest atsix per cent. per aDnum from
November /. 1859. Principal aud interest pays-
Bile in gold in the city of New York
The interest is payable in May and November,
that it may take the place of that of the earlier
issues of Five fwenties, and suit the convenience
of our friends who already hold Central and
Western Pacific Bonds, with interest payable il.
January and July and who may desire in making
additional Investments, to have their interest re
ceiva able at different seasons of the year
Tie Loan is secured by mortgage upon the
entire Line of Road from Richmond TO the Ohio
River. with the equipment and all other property
and appurtenances connected herewith
Sinking Fund of sIeO.O0o Ter snnum is pro
vided for the redemption of the Bonds, to take
/ eject one year after tho completion of the road.
The mortgage is for SIS ,O0O, ,oOe. of which 81
0ao eco will be and held in trast for the
redemption of outstanding Bonds of the Nirginis
Central Railroad Company, now merged III the
Chesapeake and Ohio. Ee
OF che remaining sl3 600 ,000.a sufficient amount
wf~he sold to complete the road to the Ohio riv-
er, perfect and imr rove the portion now in oper-
/ alton, and thoroughly equip the whole for large
! .rt active traffic
The present price is 90 and accrued interest.
Loan SO amply secured. so carefully guarded.
/ and so certain hereafter to command prominent
! place among the favorite securities in the mar
ke's, both of this country and Europe, will be a,
once appre ,iated and quickly absorbed.
Very respectfully,
FISK HATCH, Banker.
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ALEXANDRIA.
ne Ga.eite of last evening has the following

:. The Gazette of last evening has the following
items:
THE Posr OFFICE AFFAIR.-After the Ca.
zette's report OF the investigation OF the post
Office affair, on Saturday last, bad closed, the
case Of w. l.. Mitchell, clerk in the post once,
was taken up, s. F. Beach, Esq, acting L. >.
government, and L. Il. Chandler, Esq, for the
defendant. The result of the examination was
that the defendant was committed in default OF
bail in the sum of 50 600. Inc amount OF . ean
which was at once given. The charge against
Mr.. Mitchell was having opened and read
letter deposited in the post office in the year
1884, which, II was asserted, he had reason TO
suspect might contain reasonable matter. This
was done not furtively or clandestinely, but
openly, in the presence OF another clerk In the
ofhce, whose attention he had directed to the
person depositing the letter, and who testified
that as seon as the letter was read II was imme-
diately sealed up and forwarded to its destina-
ton. The Office still remains in charge Of Capt.
John Frey, special agent Of the Post ONCE De-
partment.
DECORATING THE SOLDIERS GRAvEs.-Tbe
annual ceremonies attendant upon the decora-
ton of the graves OF the Federal soldiers at the
evening according to the following programmes:
Reading OF order, Vice Commander l.. Hill;
drge, band; reading Of Scripture and prayer,
Kew. +. Cook; music, band; address, Hon. w.
Senator I. W. Upton, of Nebraska; singing,
America; benediction, RevsT. H. Hay mes; mu-
sic by the band and strewing of flowers. The
graves Of the Confederatos in the cemetery
were strewed with flowers at the same time. A
large crowd, including many strangers, was
present.
SUICIDE.-A young man named Alfred vio-
lett, the son Of widow lady in this city, during
MT OF temporary insanity, escaped from those
who had been watching him for a day or two
previous, about O'Clock yesterday morning,
and, making his way rapidly to the wharf,
jumped overheard at the Brown Shed dock, and
was drowned. His body was recovered after it
had been in the water about an hour, and was
inferred this morning. He is represented to
have been a quiet, Industrious, and well be-
haved young man, and the cause of his insanity
canrot be determined. His death is regretted
by a large number of friends
ELECTION TO BE CoNTEsTRD-Mayor Berk-
ley on Saturday evening last, in q note to the
judges of election, requested that the ballots
that had been deposited in the Fourth Ward
should be recounted in the presence of two disin-
terested persons, one to be selected from the
Republican and the other from the Conserva-
tive party. The judges replied this morning
that in accordance with the provisions OF the
election law they were compelled to decline
granting the request. When this reply was re-
ceived 1t was determined to contest the election.
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GEORGETOWN.

MAN DROWNED IN Rock CRxIK-About two
oclock Yesterday, q colored man, named Ell
wMu omith, was drowned in Rock Greek, about
pve hundTed yards above the Bridge street
pndge. ms body had not been recovered up to
noon to-day. He had been flhins with man
named henry Dean, and was returning to his
home on Herring Hill, in boat, in company
Win boy. Inc boy was rowing the boat. when
never arose to the surface again. The deceased
bad been drinking considerably for two or three
days past, and was subject to fts in one OF
creek has been dragged all the morning for his
body unsuccessfully.
kIyER FRoNT.-Entered-S Steamer John Glib
son, Winters, New York. Entered and cleared
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore.
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IMPORTANT TO CENTENNIAL You wish
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, all grease
spots efiectually removed so that they will never
show again; if you wish your clothing nicely
pressed so that they will look like new, send
them to Anthony Fisher, frst-class scourer,
agent OF Staten Island and New York Dyeing
9Th street, opposite the Patent ONCE. List of
prices:-COats, from 81 to $3.50; Pants, % cents;
Vests, 50 cents; q whole Summer Suit, 80 %.
Ladies would do well, before they put away
their winter garments, to give me a call. FISH
sXs GsHp 6 PTSesss takes al grease spots
no moths can enter the garments during the
summer. References Messrs. b. H. Duvall
434 Pa. ave.; 3. II. Heiberger, 242 Pa. ave &.
St; A. Saks & Co., 3l6 It'll st., and many others.
See advertisement in another column. 5,l6I:
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The COuPta.

ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purcell. = To-day,
Miss Francis Elvans were issued TO John Il, e.
vsns-boRd $1,000. Letters Of Administered On
on the estate Of Philip Nephut were i.sled to
u. Schmidt-bond q 600; to RObt. w. McPher.
son on estate of Lewis Flotte-bond 81 COZ; II
Wn II. Bennett ON estate Of Andrew X. BEN
nett-bopd 20 C00
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To HOLDERS OF CORPORATION ORDERS.

To HOLDERS OF CORPORATION ORDERS.
ia 81 900 Corporation Order is Good in the Hands
Of the Rich Nan, a IS Order, in the Hands of a
Poor Nan, Should be Good also.
TOTHE PROPRIEToRS OF The EVENING STAR:
have been expecting for several days to hear
Of some gentleman that would become the
banker for the poor man, as there has been so
much sympathy expressed for them. Now, sir,
as You are aware, have been buying corpora
ton scrip for several years, and 1t has always
been paid. therefore announce that will buy
seven thousand dollars worth OF corporation
orders, (that is one thousand dollars for each
ward, ~ from one dollar and upwards, allowing
the face of the order in trade, or giving ash at
discount of SIX per cent. If other gentlemen
whose sympathies are SO strongly enlisted, and
who have larger means, would take similar
amount, it would relieve the present distress of
the workngmen Of our city. By inserting the
above in your valuable paper you will oblige
yours, respectfully, WIN. SMITH,
Agent for singers Sewing Machine.
No. 314 9Th street.
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CITY ITEMS.
/ AN NOW orENING
Linen and Light Wooleps,
for ordered work.
GEO. q. HENNING,
No. 40 Ttb street, N W.

JUST RECEIVED, a large variety of Cashmere
Suits, Blue Flannel Suits, White Duck Suits,
Brown Linen Suits, Light and Fancy Cashmere
Pants, with Vests to match, Alpaca and Mohar
reduced prices, and will be sold accordingly.
Call and see.
A. STRAUs, Popular Clothing House,
No. 1011 Penn. ave., bet. 10th and 18th SITS.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs, Ac.

NArroNAL THEATEe--" PosttIlion o. Lonjn-
meau' by the Riching's Opera Troupe.
STRAWBERRY FESTIvALs--H and LIST streets,
for the new Mi sion Sabb Ith School; + stree
near I4ih, for the benefit OF st. Marks Up. r. }
Church, Capitol Hill; UniontOwn, for the benefit
OF the +. T.. Church of that place.
DAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
SMITHS Art GALLERY, 245 r street.
MARKRIrKR's ART GALLERY, 48s It'll street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 81 Pa avenue.
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DON'T FAIL TO REGISTER! DON'T BE-
GRUDGE LITTLE TIME OR TROUBLE!
A FULL REGISTRATION WILL INSURE
EMERY'S ELECTION BY 5000 MAJOR
ITYi
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A POLICEMAN ARRESTED ON SERIOUS
CHARGE-J. ID. Smith, colOred policeman,
who has been on duty IN the sixth precinct since
his appointment on the police force IN Novem-
Der last, WIS arrested yesterday. 1t ape ars
that for some time past articles of bed cloth
missed from the sixth precinct stationhouse
nom time 10 time, but no clue to them could be
obtained, until Sunday morning last, when
corner Of Eth and l. streets, handed bundle
OF bed clothing to an officer of the fourth pre-
cinet, saying that policeman Smith, who
boarded at her house, had brought them there
and had been erasing the marks on them and
she did not think they belonged to him The
ofheer took the articles TO the station house,
as the property Of the police department.
They were taken to police Headquarters
on Monday. morning, when Lieutenant
he'd the articles as those missed from his station.
Lieut.. Ecklof and Sergeant German were at
once dispatched to the house of Mrs. Beverly to
OF single blankets which had been sewed TO-
getheI, and some ether articles, which they
brought TO Headquarters: On their way down
they called by the sixth precinct station and
took Smith along with them to headquarters
where he was taken into a room and the arti-
Sles spread out before him. He denied ali
found The key to his chest was demandeJ NJ
MN, but representing that he had left N a.
nome, Lieut.; Ecklof and Sergeant German
were Hlspatched again TO Mrs. Beyerly's house
and Smith accompanied them. ConsidepehI,,
Delay was occasloned in the endeayor to fSnd
his chest Key, Smith affecting NOT to kno,
where 1t had been placed. 1t was finally found
ana ms chest opened, and almost the first thin,
discovered was a silver goblet which was s,ois
from the house OF ex-Mayor Berret some montbs
since. Other articles were found BELONGING 70
tne ponce station Smith was taken back Ia ,ha
sAth precinct station and placed under arrest
naslhg previously been stripped OF his uniform
badge, Ne- Smith was on duty at the time CoI.
ss mouse was robbed, and was one of the
Sn ,oeIs g IN eiuzens clothes who entered his
mouse on that occasion, after the robbery He
had hearing yesterday afternoon before JnS
GSe thompson, and was held to bail for court.
Inc stolen property was turned over to Cantain
BROCK, at police headquarters
Major Richards suspended Smith Yesterday
morning. 'Su"'
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INDICTMENT TO BUY A Coop SHw1re MA
oHIEE.-Willcex & Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire ut the agency, Baum'e Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, zoe Seventh street, between b
and e. 217
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M sasH 9UvIHaLEY, Commits
JAMES HENNING. siosers.

LIRST WARD, FOURTH PREClNCT.-Notice
Il is hereby given that, in conformity 10 the pro-
visions Of the charter of the city of Washington
Election will be held in the Fourth Precinct of the
First Ward on MONDAY, 9th of June next, at Will
Eighteenth and Nineteenth, for Mayor, one Member
OF the Board Of Aldermen, and three Members of
the Board of Common Council and an Assessor, at
which said Precinct the votes Of all who regis
tered in the said First Ward Of the city of Washing
ton, the initial letter Of whose is from 20 =
inclusive, will be received. Polls open at A. Nj i.
and close at p. M.
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Don't FAIL TO REGISTER! DON'T RE.
GkSDGE A LITTLE TIME OK TROIJBI,E,
I'LL REGISTRATION WILL INSURE
TN hLECIIoN BY 5000 MAJOR
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& $r 2 III 5FFsSSRhkirsrrH, c .isae1

FIRST WARD, FIFTH PRECINCr.--Notice is
L hereby given, that In conformity TO the provis
ions of the charter of the city Of Washington. an
Election will be held in the Fifth Precinct OF tb,
First Ward ON MONDAY, 9th of June next, at Good
Ninteenth and Twentieth, for Mayor, one Member
of the Board of Aldermen, and three Members of the
said Precinct the votes of all who registered in
the said First W ard OF the city of Washington the
initial letter OF whose Is from T. inclusive
will he received Polls open at A. 81. and ose AT
Jpn X. s. HULSE. sR., lc,,,...
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fatal ACCIDENT AT GLYMoNr.-Ouite q
gloom was cast over the pleasures of an excur-
soh party given at Glymont YESTERDAY. under
ING auspices Of the st. Peters Temperance So
Icy, oy an unfortunate accident resultino In
xne almost instant death Of q Young man n. md
IL IN. breshears, OF this city EarIv in tha
.nteinoon, III appears, Mr.. b. was swin,;n. a.
one OF the patent swings placed thera - ST.
amusement OF visitors, and althou oh fhs 80 .uo
Ant IN charge had cautioned ali To- s~ine on1-
erately, he had reached great eleyation %ss-
The back OF the seat became loose and fell one
precipitating Mr.. Breshears to the ground ~,
head striking a bench in his descent. He was
Immediately carried to the pavilion, when he
1ieu IN Ten minutes, never having spoken after
tne iall. The body was brought up on the
steamer Wawaset last evening and taken to ms
late residence, on4K street. betwe, n y and N
sDH ga Deeeased was about . years OF age,
ana mad just served out a three wears term in
the Firth United States Cavalry .nd -
married only few months AGO. His Sn,srsi
will take place Tomorrow. iN'e' "a
IHk grand concert at the E-streat p.,,,.
shurch To- morrow evening will he Will .-H..h
the attenifon OF musical people A novel y.aA
ture VIII he The Origin OF the Four y 49,. nee
oy nineteen voices. -Four quartettes cen.,..e,,
o. lhs very finest singers in Washington are s,
gagged Ton the occasion. arc en-
LEE ckSsrs TAKERS viii begin operations To
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Ash 10 see fAs ssw FULL PLATE VA TCH bear.
SAG the trade saark "AMERICAN VA TCH o.,
Crescent ST., Waliaam, Mass" as by far tAs besf
fsIt,plafs WatcA made IN As Oaifed States. asd
ssrpaass asythiss hs,stofovs mads in fAts esxa,rv
f~ RatisraS Essssesrs, Conductors. &c.
apl8-M W.T. ,mo.
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THE SALE OF farming ntensiis s,o., &c.,
he NC, q the farm CT D. p. Barth3low. viii
hv Can-a 20 'o.morrow morning st 10 o'clock
W oooper q Latimer, al -tionefrs,
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FAIRsANKS SCALES.
An kinds and sizes. Z
COAL AND HAY SCALES,
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES,
BEAM AND MARKET SCALES, &c,
AT MANUFACTURES PRICES.
SCALE REPAIRS FURNISHED.
JNo. A. BAKER, Sole Agent,
AGRICULTURAL wlRE8oUsE
Louisiana avenue. between 9th and 10th streets.
my 9-eolm fRepub.I
A NEW SUMNER BEVERAGE.
r. A. sHINNs
GINGER SODA.
.s ToR "a sALE 81 rvEs3wHERIs
+ hSSkiSe BIRD roop;
shP r sEnb S'
jiBpINsTos q BoUyErv.
-myAM 11la Pennsylvania avenue.
ORRRHELAANSss SoS1Ef; J My lSfs; M;
9ogs ,e1ln &. s.ss q T ID1Isi
JACKSON, administratriK Of Daniel b. jackson,
.ppr9gIoe.tiOp q ihs Orphan. Cont q wsshins.
q Is. s es ns q S :sf
and OF the assets IN hand. far the same have
been collected and turned into money: when and
where al the creditors end hers Of aid deceaed are
nouned 20 e>eon6, with their claims properiy
xoocn4Q, OF they may otherwise by Law be exclu9ed
from Al cene0t N said deceasedb estate Pyortd@d
CODY OF this orQer be published veak for three
49, 49, N tns Evening Star previous 20 the sad
nls-l.xsw. A. wKBsrKR. Register Of wis.
LIMITED STATES PATENr OFFICE.
~ WAsHIxefoN, d. O. Hay h. roo.
On the PETITION OF VILLA II. KIND, Of Phiia-
psisnf ersnssd " PIE. prsyns 10, the e1ten,Sn q
Gs,,i iof An mprovsnent In Machine for sweepins
IL = ordered that the testimony IN the csse b
eloeed on the 18th day Of July NEXT that the time
ior Ming Arguments and the Examiners report be
limited 20 the nth day Of July next, and that
aid petition Be heard on the 81 day Of August next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
myOIeWSw Onmmissionc1 of Pstspts.
THIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE, That ths s.sscrsbers
n nave Obtained from the Orphans Court q Wash-
mxton county. In the District Of Columbia, ettera
.essmentary on the DersonAl estate q SAhfOko
y. EnGLAkD. late Of washingson county 0ore-
nic dcceased. All persous having claims against ths
~ oeceesed are hereby warned TO exhibit the sane
tn tne vo9chers thereof. % the snhscrioefs, on o.
ostorS the list day Of Nag nsxt; tey nay ofhsIss
Vie oy lay Be excluded from ell bene4t of tee -
Snste. Given under our hands this nst aay q nHs
nyxfiavSu' kxscutora
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DON'T FAIL TO REGISTER! DON'T BE-
GRUDGE A LITTLE TIME OR TROUBLE
A FULL REGISTRATION WILL INSURE
ITNi
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ALFRED DAY. Gonna
WALTER DRERY slOllel

SECOND WARD, FIRST PRECINCT.-Notice
- Is hereby given that, in conformity the proyi
s.ons OF the charter Of the city of Washington an
Second Ward, on MONDAY, 9th Of June next, Al
Henry Warrens Tin Sho p, On NJ street, between
Mayor. one Member Of the Board of Aldermen, and
three Members Of the Board Of Common Council, at
which said Precinct the votes of all who are regis
tered in the said Second Ward Of the city of Wash
tom the initial letter OF whose is from to
and eli or Z a
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S \ 4; ItIsissstHs;$MoRMtrr, c .isas.:


HIhST WAhD, THIKD PRktINJT.-NOtlcel u
Z is hereby given thai, in conformity to the pro-
visions of the charter of the city OF Washington
Election will be held in the Third Precinct of the
First " ard on MONDAY. 9Th Of June next. at J. q.
Reeves Carpenter shop. 1916 1 street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, for Mayor, one
Member Of the Board ~ Aldermen. and three Mem
bers of the Board Of Common Council, and an As
SCISSOR, at which said Precinct the votes Of all whs
registered in the said First Ward Of the city Of
Washington, the initial letter of whose names Is
from I. NJ, inclusive viii be received. Polls open
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REMEMBER the final sale Of choice pain .ings
Tuesday evening. New pictures have been
added to increase the variety and beauty of the
collection, and something may be found suited
to every taste.
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B BE-; .RR s BIRsHE,NENxAN, (commi

SECOND WARD, SECOND PRECINCT-Notice
Is hereby given that, in conformity to the proyi-
sions Of the charter Of the city of Washington an
Second Ward on MONDAY, 9th of June next, at
Mrs. SMITH g, southeast corner Of Thirteenth and M
streets, for Mayor, Member of the Board of AL
dermen, and three Members of the Board of Common
Council, at which said Precinct the votes of all who
are registered in the said Second Ward of the city of
Washington, the initial letter Of whose names il
from TO II, inclusive, will be received Polls omen
at Z A. u. and close at P n.
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aud hree Men bers 81 th. Bcsrd e Common Council
and Assessor AZ hiCh said Precinci the vot-s n
ell ho TegstrT,d n the saif cess nth VI ard 4
the city &C Washington. the initial letter Of xhl.a
names IL from % y. inclusive. viii be received.
Polls open at A VI sni close ~ Y. ".
Jos N WILKINSON o.
GEo x IRON P-ON. .Iliins-
myS-td JOSEPH WILLIAMS. e''"ers'
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wta Vii BIZ SEEN by the advertisement e,se
were mat fes tival for the benefit on the I'ntS.
sas,ivs's 10 church begins this evening. The
successfni . a. enrich are always pleasant and
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SEVENTH WARD. FIFTH fRE0rHCr.-N.-
- sies Il iersby gwen that. In CONFORMING 10 ne
IN E s, viii hsS n a. ,h HE sS =
rsstn'h Wsrd on M0NDA eth q Juns Sext' ~ p
for ss And ID III o :cS szh
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SEyENTh WARD, SECOND PREClNCr-No-
nee y hsrsby given that, in conformity TO the
proxisions OF the charter of the city of Washington
an Election viii be held In the second Precinct q
the Seventh Ward on MONDAY 9th OF June next. at
Mayor, one Member OF the Board OF Aldermen, and
three Members Of the Board Of Common Council. and
an ASSESSOR at which said Precinct the votes az Ar
who are registered in the said Seventh Ward ef the
city OF Washington, the initial letter Of whose naes
10 In m J. to- ID inclusive, will be received PoiIs
open At "A. n. and Close att Pm
y. A. a. EVANs1,
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Tub kAcE-One of fbos. r,,
t9p iact-wtl come on AZ the Wsssie-e
Zee aSxertissu asmorrow afternoon ct 5X o'cik.
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VHikD WAKD, SECOND PkECINOT-Notice
is hereby given that in conformity TO the Charter
Of The city Of Mashington an Election will be held
m the Second Precinct Of the Third ard, ON MON
DAY, 9Th Of June next, at NJ street, between Sew.
epth and Eighth, south side, for Mayor one Member
3i the Board OF Aldermen, and three member of the
Board OF Common Council, and an Assessor, at which
sad Precinct the votes Of all who are registered M
the sad Third Ward Of the city Of Washington the
nNial ietter OF whose names is from to II, inclu.
sNe, viii be received. Polls open at z A N and
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N.B.-2oo bushels of VERY FINE POTATOES
for sale cheap. mx~e
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/ Ss ?. StKE HssSSSEr, 9 ?is%s4:.

II is hereby given that, in Cos formity To- the pro-
visions Il the charter Of the city Of Wellington an
Election will be held in he Second Precinct OF the
fifth Ward on MONDAY, 9th Of June next, at the
house Of Mrs. Jones, No 20e street, betw, en-
Second ard Third streets southeast. fer Mayor,
one Member Of the Board Of Aldermen. and
three Members Of the Board of Comm Council,
and Assessor, at which said Precinct the votes OF
all who registered in the said Fifth ard the
city of Washington, the initial letter II whose names
Is from 10 II. inclusive. will be received. Polls
open at 4. NJ. and close at p. VI.
T GATCHELL-l-
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uent, elsewhere. advertise
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a.. srRAwBIRRY YKsTIvAL IL now being held
no hooes building, on + street, near the Ebbitt
GnVuse; py the ladies Of St. Marks Memorial
chapel. Go and see pretty ladies and oat Ma
strawberries, all for good purpose.