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ANOTHER KEROSENE ExPLosIoN.-A small
colored girl was badly burned yesterday morning
by theexploslon OF can filed with kerosene oil,
in Calhoun street, one door from the northwest
corner OF st. Philip street. She was about kin
ding nre, and, taking the oil can in her hand,
she poured some OF the contents on the wood.
without putting the can aside, she applied q
lighted match to the wood. 1t blazed up, and, IN
q moment, the can which she held exploded,
covering her with flames. Assistance wasquic&.
ly rendered her, and the names were extin-
guished, but not before she had received severe
burns on the body and arms. She was alive at
last accounts. but her life is still in danger.
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The ACADEMY OF MUs1e.-The reopeDing Of
this popular and fashionable evening resort will
take place early in october, and we are romised
q series Of attractions such as We have seldom
had before. The house has already been engaged
for several frstclass representations. Among
the sensations viii be the appearance Of the cele'
brated trsgedienne, Nine. F. Janauschek, and the
popular Wyndhsm Comedy Company. Miss
Lydia Thompson viii run short season, with a
new and powerful troupe, and every variety OF
taste, from "grave to gay,n VIII be gratined.
Manager Ford win also revisit Us With several
agreeable novelties.
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POULTRY THIEF CAUaHT.-About o'clock
Yesterday morning, when the confusion about the
fire was at its height, q colored boy named Hec.
tor Gardner entered the premises o. Mr. Hocks.
day, In Columbus street, and breaking iato the
poultry house relieved it Of twelve fowls. A little
after daylight he was discovered in the street by
policeman with bag upon his shoulder, from
which the CRY of chickens proceeded. he was
brought to the Guardhouse, where the chickens
were identified by the owner, and upon search
the remaining six we're found at Gardner's place
OF residence. The feathery plunder was restored
to the owner, and Hector was turned over TO
Trial Justice Levy for prosecution.
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ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE CITY OFFICERs.-
We have received from the city registrars ohlce
pamphlet containing the reports OF the several
city officers for the year ending December 81,
1870. Mayor Plllsbury's address, the statement Of
receipts and payments, the reports OF DR.. Leb5y
and Of other officials will be found in this handy
little work.
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Do NOT DELAY.-Register to-day. Unles!
you register you cannot vote.

THE EcLEcTIc-We have just received the
August number from Fogartie's Eook Repository
The table OF contents is intructiys without being
oppressive. The leading article. on the down
fall Of Bonapartism,n is a lively sketch Of the
Bonapartes and their vicissltudes, and lucid
exposition of the causes which led to the recent
catastrophe in France. 'sThe Study OF Paton
is full Of suggestive comments. English Repub.
ncanismn gives some facts which are likely to be
regarded with especial interest; and "Herschel as
"a Music-master" tells OF romsntic incident in
the early life OF Herschel. "An Escape from the
Prisons Of the Plombn is thrilling narrative. The
other articles are equally worthy Of mention.
"Life in Mars'' is specially suggestive and Is in
Nr. Procsor's happ!es. vein.
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-oFFIOLAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining In the Postofice
at Charleston, for the week ending July %,
1871, and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City OF Charleston.
eF- Persons calling for Letters Advertis ed
should state that they are "Advertised.n
&r 0fllce hours from a. N. to eXP.M. On
Sundays, from sk to 8KP.M.
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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REGISTER To-pAY.-No matter how old you
are, OF how long You have been citizen, or how
often you have voted, you cannot vote unless you
register in your election precinct. The registra'
ton days are this day and Monday and Tuesday
Go early OF you may be crowded out.
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WARD la large meeting OF the WORKING
committee OF this ward YVES held 81 tne oou'u
Carolina Hall last night. Mr.. william mayer was
elected chairman, and the following resolution
unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED That It be urged upon all the soIeIs e,,
OF Ward to vote the stralgns licAet VI INC o''i
zens' party.
we cannot too strongly urge upon our citizens
the Importance OF carrying out the above resolu-
tIon.
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FIRE IN GEoRaETowN, s. Conformation
reached here yesterday, by the steamer Emile,
that the warehouse OF Messrs. Congdon, Hazard
L Co., at Georgetown, 8. c., was totally destroy.
ed by fire at A. n, on the 9th inst. No further
pafticulars were received.
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aG Persons depositing letters In the Postof1ce
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp ht-
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter Ofice.
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The STEAMSHIP EMPIRE, OF the Philadelphia
Charleston line, sailed for this port on Friday
morning with afull cargo. The business on this
,'once.a-weekn stearl line has been good all sum-
mer while at Savanh the steamers are running
to Philadelphia twice month only. The Empire
aais hence next Thursday, as usual.
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CLUBS AND sTARs.-Parls Eddy, lodged on
charge Of theft, and E. Wlddegro for breach Of
the peace, were turned over to Trial Justice Schro
der.
James Brown. colored, arrested for yagrancy
and on the charge Of having stolen 1atch from
the boat Tom Bowline was referred to rial JUS
tice..
Henry Draine, lodged for raising disturbance
at the corner OF Smiths lane and King street,
was sentenced to pay fine OF i've dollars or
spend ten days in the House Of Correction.
Cornelius Fraser, colored youth, with no place
of living and without visible means Of support,
was sent TO Sheriff Ma"Key's Hotel for twenty
days uader the vagrant law.
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CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON Register to-day

SOLDIERS IN TRouBLE.-Geo. W. Smith, Jho.
]. Powers, Jno. ". Irwin and J. q. Thompson,
four United States soldiers, were arrested for
raising a disturbance between IL and O'Clock
Yesterday morning in Church street, near Broad.
The four had quarrelled with party OF colored
men, and coming to blows, party named P. r.
Bowen received several Hicks with bottle. The
uuartette were taken to the Guardhouse, and hav',
ing been brought before the Mayor, were sentenc-
ed each to pay fine OF nye dollars or spend ten
DAYS in the House Of Correction.
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ILLEGAL REGIsTRATIoN-A WARNING TO TIE
WARD CoAMlrTEEs.-We are informed that
prominent Radical has announced that 1t Is In
tended to register and vote all the prisoners In
the county jail. 1t is also proposed to bring In
the inmates OF the Old Folks Home, and have
them registered as voters. The screws are put
on all the outdoor recipients Of the city bounty,
and all the males are expected to register and
vote the Radical ticket.
Thesedevlces OF the enemy will, 1t is hoped, be
frustrated by the vigilance Of the Conservative
challengers. We would remind the challengers
that the State Constitution Artcle VIII Section p
contains the following clause: "Prorided further,
THAT NO PERSON, WHILE KEPT IN ANY AIMS HOUSE
OR ASYLUM, of UNsoUND MIND, OR CONFINED IN
ANY PUBLIC PRISON. SHALL BE ALLOWED TO VOTE
OR HOLD OFFICE. This section excludes from
voting all the criminals and paupers whom the
Riff. .Ra1s intend to bring up to the polls.
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The NEW AUGUSTA RAILRoAD.-George W.
Earle, ESD, chief engineer, with corps OF as
sistants, has commenced the survey OF the route
from Columbia to Augusta for Colonel Bridgers's
new road-tne wilmington, Columbia and Au
gusts Railroad.
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CITIZENS OF cHARLEsToN Register to-day

ISouEsr-A colored man named Thomas
PInckney, aged SO years, died during the preced.
ing night at No. 73 East Bay. AS no physician
had been In attendance, the coroner was called In
to hold an inquest The deceased was proved to
have been long suffering from consumption, and
tnejury brought in 6, verdict Of death from this
cause.
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MARK Your CLOTHING !-Order your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazaar. oct14-s
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BASE BA1L.-A match game will be played
by the osceolas and Carohnas, On tne oHaee
Green, at half past this afternoon.
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DELAxs ARE DANGERoUs.-Unless you re-
gister early You risk the loss Of your vote. At
the last minute an attempt may be made to ex-
clude you from registration.
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WARD 7, CITIZENS pARrY.-Messrs. J. W.
Stevens, D. Ronde and b. Ducker were appointed
last night the sub committee oa finance for this
ward.
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F1RE.-The alarm OF fire between 8 and 4
O'Clock yesterday morning was caused by the
burning OF Kitchen in the rear Of Mr.. A. W.
Thames, premises on the east side Of st. Philip
street. midway between Morris and Cannon. The
fire originated on the lower 1oor OF the building,
TWO story wooden one, which, owing to the un-
certainty OF the alarm, was too far consumed to
be saved after the arrival Of the engines The en-
glnes arrived on the ground fully half or three
quarters Of an hour after the tre was discovered,
aad, by playing upon the surrounding buildings,
all OF which were wooden ones, the further spread
of the nre was prevented. There was no police
man on the street, and the alarm had to be given
By the citizens. The bells did not sound the
alarm until long after the fire was discovered,
and then by sounding eight, seven and six, made
every one uncertain in which ward the fire was
There wss good deal Of bunglIng, and somebody
Is to blame The kitchen was entirely destroyed.
There was no one living in it, and as the IRE In
the stove had been carefully put out early on the
previous evening, the IRE is supposed to have
been the work OF an incendiary. There was no
insurance on the premises.
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MoSEY.oRpER OfF1cE.-One Of these Office
will omen at Abbcyllle on Monday next.
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Hot WoRX.-Mr. seeger's ice machine, at
Columbia, blew up on Wednesday, and operations
vii, he DELAYED for short time.
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Bill HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, 81
IS, So so and ss so per thousand, accounting to
size, ut THE NEWS Job once.
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PARcHEEH PARcHEEsr IA royal game Of
India. HAeEL STREET BAZAAR,
apr2Os And No. l61 King Street.
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BusIxEss No71oEs.

The ACADEMY oh Music GRAND GIFT Con-
cERTs, as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary l. Co.-Mr. Eben Coffin, sub.agent for this
splendid and attractive scheme is now prepared
to sell tickets for the same. Applications to be
made to him at the ONCE Of Mr.. c. Clacius corner
East Bay and Central wharf. may2e
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BUSINESS ENvELopEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
ID now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, ats4 per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
nusness man should have his card printed on
his envelopes.
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Has on hand large and carefully selecteds tock
Of UPHOLSTERY GOODS, WINDOW SHADES, Pa:
per Hangings, Decorations, &c.
CONSISTING m PART OF:
A full line Of WINDOW HOLLANDS AND SHADES
Swiss, Nottingham and Muslin Cortains
Brocha, Reps, Terrys and Satin Delsins
All Wool Damasks and Watered Moreens
French and English Cretonnes and chintzes
Linen Coverings and Stripes, Bindings, dc.
Embroidered Piano and Table Covers
Victoria Dining and Centre Table Covers
Toianettes, OIL Cloths, Table and Desk Coverings
Drapery and Centre Tassels, Fringes and Gimps
Gilt Walnut and Rosewood Cornices
Bands Tassel Hooks and Picture Nails
Hair, Wool, Cotton and Moss Mattresses
Pew and Pulpit Cushions,
ATNo. 24a KNG STREET, IN THE BEND.
lulyA
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22s King street, charleston, s. C., Dealer "a en-
Kinds OF RUBBER GOODS, such as Rubber Sheet
Ing, white and black, Air Pillows, Air and Water
Beds, Hospital Cushions. aBandsge- Gum, Ru1ber
Clothing, Plano Covers, DoorM ats, DC, &o., and
Importer Of Fancy Goods, Toys and Fireworks .
iuno-SmoS -. .faa s4ffa 10 szs.,a-
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TENpERLY MINDFUL OF THE PUBLIC PEACE
a colored member.of the Citizens party, as he
was homeward winding his lonely way on Tues
dsv night, in the exuberance ofhis Joy at the an
ticipated victory OF his party and Ticket cried
out ..Hurrah for Wagener.n This was stern
offence in the eyes OF the law, and one OF Pills.
bury,s minions OF the police, who happened to be
awake at the time, heard this utterance Of sedi-
tton and at once arrested the disturber OF the
public eace.Karched him to the Guardhouse,
where he was kept locked up all night. Yester-
day morning he was arraigned before the august
judicial or1cer, Otherwise known as Mr. Plllsbury,
who fined the enthusiastic well.wisher OF General
WAGNER SIS; OF course not for disturbing the
sleeping policemen, but for singing the wrong
tune The same colored man. or any other OF his
color, might cry ''blsckberryn oil day and "Pills'
buryn all night, and not q policeman OF them all
would crook finger, but when 1t comes to
colored man going the WAGNER ticket, that Is In
to,erable and not to be endured.
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SuLLrAS's IsLASD.-The Very Rev. DR.. Ber-
1hinsham will ofhciate in the Catholic Church on
the Island, at O'Clock A. NJ, tomorrow.
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How SAVANNAH woN.-The Forest City
gained the election by watching the registration,
and challenging and excluding all the country
negroes and city repeaters. We can do the same.
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CITY AFFAIR
CITIZENS OF THE CONSERT4TIHE
P1RTY.

We have been requested to announce that
committee will be at the United States Court
room from A. N. to 8 P. NJ, this day, to deliver
to all persons who have been made citizens on
motion OF Cap: In ]. c. Minott their certificates.
An who have not yet received their certificates
Sgn please present themselves to the committee.
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Do You LOVE CHARLESTON ?-Regster early
to-day, and vote the Wagner ticket on "eones'
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JAMES ISLAND NEED NOT APPLY.-Arrange-
ments have been made for the prompt arrest aud
Punishment Of all persons who may attempt to
register or vote Illegally.
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Music on THE BArTERY.-The Phoenix Band
vii, play on the Battery at O'Clock this eve
ming.
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Go UP TO REGISTER to-day, and if anything
is wrong with your papers you will have time to
correct 1t.
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WORKING CoAATTTEE.
James b Mosely, Chairman.
Brady, Arnold,
d Tincken, Joseph Cohen,
WI Boring, T Chapeau,
b Il Bolger, John Campbell,
Robert Morrison, William Commins,
F Merchant, John Harbers,
G r Nell John Howard,
| o WieterH JH Honour,
Wickmal, Holmes,
| Lemap Holmes,
| D Bulwinkel, W b Houston,
E Blakeley, W Houston,
| B A CarscI, J n Houston,
G Cassidy, John Hepp,
| P Olary, Richard Holmes.
flaming, n Douling,
II P Archer, Geo Dodds, Z,
| Jas n Caldwell, Z Ellsworth,
a Johnson, Ned Edwards
= II Miles, Ohas Foster,
John Feehan, LA Frampton,
O O'Mara, Robt Houston,
W Pitzel, Huger,
- Mcnamara, Jas Hayne,
Jno Howard, John Jackson,
Mousseau, II Kennedy,
John Deinghen, Jas Really,
e Dewan, Jno N Kelly,
K Devices, Peter Kornshren,
Dunning, q Natte,
I'D Dotterer, ABB Lee,
Doughty, JJLucas,
John Klein, L Jones,
r Arnold, PGrant
J Aiken, JGralt,
Allston, John Green,
Frank Ancrnm, Pat Grady,
VIM Ancrum, w Hamilton,
ANIME, Michael Lyons
] BurgemaD, WD Livingstone,
b Bodio, JW KiDgman,
L Bunch, Lannigan,
Bunch, A 0'Hear,
W Fraser, n Nolan,
Peter Fleming, JO,Brien,
W Forbes, FPuckhaber,
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typographical Union, at nalf-past 8 P. N.
Registration Committee, at Ga. II.
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WATCH OUT Look sharp after Illegal vo-
ters. II they get their names on the register
they will be allowed to vote.
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Meetinss'This Day.

Working Committee OF Ward 3, at half-past
SPIN.
Working Committee Of Ward q, at half.past s
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CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON Register to-day
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Boots, Shoes, &r.

BOOTS, J16eG, %E.
X EFT II HE B e S tt
Buy your BOOTS AND SHOES at
T E I B E & -
No. Al BROAD STREET.
ue mares them to order, In any style desired,
nsing goniy the best material and Workmansnip.
nnnstantly on hand, large assortment OF GUS
tom made BOOTS AND SHOES, OF al sizes.
The New
ExCEL LSIoR GAIT E R,
Which dispenses with shoe strings and elastic,
MADE TO ORDER at this establishment.
Gail and examine specimens.
o"D NA JACOB STETBER,
may22 No. Al Broad street.
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Is-sal --=l-saHHl7==-1- --
H1RD 3 COMMITTEES.

The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed on the various committees for this ward:
unprr,yn couurrrpv
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CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON Register to-day.
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The CONFEDERATE HOME SCHooL.-This In
ssituton, in Broad street, completed It's first year
on Wednesday Of this week. Many spectators
evinsed their interest in the school by their pres
ence at the final examination. The studies Of the
year were reviewed, and the exercises enlivened
by music and reci;ations OF poetry by the young
ladies'. We hazard nothing in saying that more
satisfactory exhibit Of diligence and proficiency
in study was never made. The reports presented
by the teachers show that, without exception,
the pupils OF the school had appreciated and i'm.
proved their advantages. The emulation to secure
the prizes which had been offered was very great,
and yet full Of generosity and Kindness. The fol-
lowing was the aw ard made:
First Class-Flrst prize, Miss lizzie B. Darby.
OF Fort Motto; second prize, Mis-! Bessie craft. OF
Greenvlle; third prize, Miss L. virginia huldroW,
OF Sumter.
Second Class-Flrst prize. Miss Julia La Roche
Of Adams Run; second prize, Miss NJ. Estell Null
drow OF Sumter.
Third Class-First prize, Miss Lizzie Prentiss Of
JacEsonboIo'; second prize, Miss Eugenia Coe Ct
Button; third prize, Miss Adela McKelyle, Of
Pineville.
Fourth Class-Frst prize, Miss Florie La Roche
OF Adamss Run; second PRICE, Miss Agnes Nohet,
Of Charleston.
The presentation was made, with sultaole RS
marks to each, by the Rev. O. S. Tedder.
After the exercises, the whole school was pho
tographed by Captain souder proprietor OF the
Quinby Gallery, King street. Through the kind
ness OF this gentleman, each member OF the
school was presented with the photograph OF her
entire class. It will be y souvenir the value Of
which H!ll continually increase With years.
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3S$!s; EHss;ss; ;sssI :; E5ssss Ess1s oonn,,,s.

Mr.. Henry Gourdln then submitted the follow
Ing resolution, which was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the thanks OF the Charleston
Chamber or Commerce be extended to his E1-
celency Governor Scout, for his prompt actlon
en- the memorial Of the Chamber In reference 70
the question OF pilotage.
Messrs. T. G. Snowden and:J. b. Taylor were
elected members Of the Chamber, which then ad-
journed.
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MOTHERS, Read THIS !!

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Linen Diapers;- avoids
pins; permits circula-
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and all mothers .}ItcSd
children. have ow or u
them. Made In four
Sizes !: Ism allest;k
larg 8 {. Price 81.
Mailed free. { Address
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! Alston, Helen
| Allston, Mrs Ber
| Andrews, Jan'
| A
| Anderson, Gin
| |AS$SSs'r'o'' e ar'
| Asher, Annie
| Archer, Sarah
Barr, Miss Ma
BehunR, anne I
|. Bode, Mary
Brown, Susan
| Brown, Laura J
i Pr0wn MQrV
| Bryan, Mrs inc
| MouZon
| Canner, Miss
| Nora .
| Casey, Mrs
| Cenlman, Jane
Chapman, Vir'
| ginia
| Chadwick, Miss
| Chisolm, Cattle
| Clancy. Mrs
| Charles
| Collins, Annie
| Craig, Francis
| Cunningham,
| Bridget
Davis, Mary E
| Drayt0n. HELEN
| Drose, Lizzie
| Durken, Kate
| Dufort, Pauline
Early. Celia
| Ender, Susan E
Evans, Bessie a
Fishburne, Miss
| q E
Fogsrtie, Mary
Fogarty, Mrs
Fraser, Mrs L F
| Fresse, Johanna
| Gamble, Mary
| Gennette, Emf
| line
| Gibbs, Louisa
Gorham, Fannie
| Grand, Miss An
| Grace, Anna
Grimm, Mrs J
| Graham, Ellen
| Grant, Sharlottt
Hague, Mrs e
| Hall, Jane
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G1uratlonai.

TTRS ULIN TITUTE
OF TIE
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MEETING IN WARD 5.-A large and enthusi-
astic meeting Of the citizens Of this ward was
held last evening at Arnolds Hall, the president,
A. ]. Crews, in the chair.
The list OF the working committee was read,
and, on motion, ordered to be published.
On motion Of Mr.. Oppenheim, the following re-
solutions were unanimously adopted:
Reso.red, That the citizens Of this ward, IRE
spectlye or political antecedents, or OF race OF
color, heartily approve, endorse and confirm the
nominations made by the Citizens Nominating
Convention and will give their best endeaVors Tor
the success OF the same.
Resolued That In the selection OF men OF intelli.
Qence, trustworthiness and administrative abili.
IT, they have gained the good Will OF all true and
honest men, who have the welfare OF the city az
heart.
Resolved, That the thanks Of this meeting are
rendered to the convention as body for the tick
ct, as put in nomination, and we pledge ourselves
to the support OF the came.
Several sub. committees were then appointed to
overlook the registration and manage the chal.
lenging aud voting at the polls. The meeting
then adjourned, subject to the call OF the presl.
dent.
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