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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03
Special Notices
Let Common sense Decide.

Let Common sense Decide.
What the rational procedure OF general debility sss
neryou, prorson Does tell that aous uIstOu
roudI To resort to violent pugstou in absurd
would be to bleed starving done every day Yes THE
stupid and unpbosophc practice confined the teeth Of the se.,
tao, that physical weakness with all The dar5auc that accom-
pany it, certainly aud rapidly relieved by HosrBrrEFs
STOMACH by ans nsine prseu, knows.
It true that general debility attended with oi
l.y bowels aud that this symptom not be overlooked b.
while the discharge waste system expedited
lated its yg must The Be DO both. They coDbas
,peren, and outbou, properties, extraordinary power
Even while removing from tho bowe they aud
oe organs Through upOa which the
BILE specific directly gives healthy AMI perm,ueu. ne's -
every ufeebed function. Digestion Gc;ate altering eua
ou regulated the blood with Of the i@sup
principle the nerves baced dormant powers OF the sya
reused healthy action; spmocly would be de case hs
mer. stnant we're administered but for /, in ts
way extraordinary changes wrought the condition Of tho
feeble and invalid. By Of this woOaeu,
reeiye alternative and tonic useeis between
preparation and pros,rang supplemented by
asringent like strychnire . quin'.
Cafawba Grape Juice Pills.
THE GREAT PURGATvB aui CATHARTlG Useful IN ,H IA.
Of The Liver aud sueseas sans Naesa AL an
o W. saprsrce and more like Moaos
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPABILI.A.
The rea, Purifier Useful IN all AietOos Of the Blasi sns
Take two bottles
UEL MBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT SAESAphRII.L
AMI one Dor
Hell MBOLDS CATAWBA GRAPE JUICE PILLS
In the Spring moahs
that the system unieoe' change aal medicine. hs'e
| quicker eject
Prepared by a.. III 7. hRLMBoLD,,
palace Ph,rmacy aai nHat. n r.
Tsmple Of Pharp.cy Continental Hotel Paiiielphh
accurately COMPOUNDED French Oenan and opaasa
'ro"D STORES OPEN ALL NIGHT
The Finest Beverages OF the season.
PATENT PRESERVED LINE JUICE PREPARATIONS.
combining excellent beverages o"ftyJs('V % VIA ns"V VAL
'' PSEPsREp Lisk JyIcE-nsug eeea ooous drink
LINE JUICE CHAMPAGSB-'he fnes, beverage Of tae
S Ss ' ASesi. for GIIIoSs IoRSR SAUCE
sid b Grocen Wine Merchants. an Drrgzisi. ,,o,, -
Leth 81 waren,st. Sew.fort.
PEARL CASHMERE HATS
FIVE DOLLARS.
WARNOCK &c Co,
SO BROADWAY
n D Boys Hats IN great vsre,y.
MODERATE PRICES
homeopathic Physician wanted.-A ers,e.- .
aroass de 20 take The paes OF ose Who , neg Bo--
nty rliri.,, New Yort or address Box li Jsm,,i Paa No
e,n" sATIRDAY June Is Vii close al t, ohoe on TUESDAY
at NJ a. m WEDNESDAY at Y NJ an On SATURDAY st M {.
T. a. JONES, Postmaster
Wilson shuttle Sewing The best AMI cheapest srt.
class Machines IA The world Price from 90 . tioo -
BY orkshre Reish.-The Celebcri Bog .h Sol D, al
slo>. SOLE acus for Tie ugtd '1' " FILMING Co., Ina.
Dolane,e solid Ced Traog- ,eisei say Asi.,e,
a., ce-aeT Mesl Lieienti ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03
THE NETWORK CRICKET CLUB OPENING.

A large party of crcketers gathered on the
New-York Club Grounds yesterday at the opening game
of the season. Tho weather delightful, the grounds
were in excellent condition. and the sport was most en-
ioyabe Among those attendance were several actors
Including Neil Warner and Messrs. MariOwe ana VII
hanson from Wallack's. Several ladies were also
present. The following the score OF the game one sue
payng two innings and the other only one, as there was
not time to finish the contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03

Remorsec.s was at first strongly fanced for this race
but she has recently broken down. as has also aclte
lock- and The present TcgnnS faNOrltes are Niagara
Hamburg, EJcIton and Elpic, against which the cur
ms rce il the Ladies stakes for three ycarold fllic
one mile aud live fuTOngs There are 80 entries out the
probable starters from the lot are the following;
Mary Louise Besy Wooye, MARI HoTe Madame Duiy Ney
Graz E.Ie Belle Med. Wine ~, Rattan or hsY Clarke
Madame Dudley il the favorite in the bookmakers
lists being quoted az the short price Off to AGAINST
lcr; while Mary Louise and Elsie are each at TO ! ;
Rattan u to l. aud her stable companion, Mary Clarke
to /, aud Nellie Ransom, 5 I? /, The winner OF the
stake Will pocket $500 II ten OF the horses entered come
TO the post The remaining events OF TINS DAY are uSh
races. -, , On
The fourth day, SATURDAY june H. has four races on
the programme. The first If dash of one mile and
quarter for heeycar-Olds, followed by the CohsOlioh
Purse mile and three quarters Tor horses beaten curing
this meeting The third Is dash Of three miles iOr all
ages and then steepe-chase handicap FOR an ages TWO
miles and quarter terminates thc sport OF the ee'g
III favored with fine weather The forthcoming meeting
Of the American Jockey Club will supas any OF lts pre-
dccessOrs IN brilancy, Tor greater number O @
horses are assembled on the Course than at any
previous time since jerome PARK was op,hel. -, ,,,
Among the arrivals at the track are the stables
of Gen. A. BufOrJ, Capt COttril kchards a hlg9n'
D. swsert, Major boswell Coy. BOWIE; r. NJ m ~,
George Rice ID. J. Grouse, g. Loud ana CAaiieS hlt',
field Gen. BufOrd has brought four-Sehna l"hO ran a
mile last week at Lexington in l3 t.e fastest he on
trim has four in Col Pattersons care-trank Ross
sauceboX BLY, Wlanap ana Sir Rufus.
Tlbman, Won MOltke, and wO-yeai-OdD by hght p o.'
and NGsEctcer Major boswell has four-Midday Eclp-
tic Eplus, Winesup Gov Bowie nae 5eie 1ienud;
MARYLAND,
Ia MAJOR by Baltimore, and two others. ID. J. Grouse
has Chc0te Regards, three yearold Niles by key0ver
and three-year-1ld sister 10 kngfshcr CHARLES Little
field has Hilaril, AurOll WaTJig ana MarwhO0p. ln'
st1ble, OF bcssrs Sanford. Belmont, Motifs. McGrth
Witbers SpriDfrd, Hunter Iriycrs, Lttel, Cadwdila
der and trnead either the way or expected t'
arrive early neat week.
BALTIMORE RACES.
BALTIMORE, June 2.-TO-day was the thlre
dov OF the races on the HcrrA, Run Course The frs
race WAS for purse 2JO for ali horses (rXcephi
Bsshaw. rJ owned in Maryland the District OF Column
b and Virginia the lst OF MIy, ISL 500 10 nrot
$500 TO second 500 third and $50 TO fourth. scios
gins won the second and third heats. Timc-GJl 2j5
500. -
The second race for purse of $500 for horse
that never trOtted better than $50. -Four started.
utJ.....
Time-23li, GJl 2:]. :, 2:jl.
In the second race, yesterday Goldsmith Maid tOtct
Oh. 4 l.f ItTp. ueaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03
LATEST SNIP NEUS.
For other ship NeioS see Second Pdge.l
snDINln

Steamship Georgia Crovei Charleston Nay 81 with mde and pas
'0si 1n FaBt, Bro5E PGIeph, isc and pass LOdl
l Ssmp Sce Queen Gibbs Iewe. Del with mdse and to
Del,w5re Hew.Yor@ steamship Co. IA a.. 49,, ,.., ,v,a
STEAMSHIP Npine Baker Boston, with ndse and pass 10 WIN T.
Steamship Virgo Bulky May 81 With mise and pass to
Europa cq%g . Gi TSS. May 20 aud Mo' s
Ship Mary T. Rggs of BATH LangdOu, Antwerp Aprae via Key
Bark Martin W. Brett Bnc5a Francis; II day; VIZ G sps,
0 Barr Caro- es liivan, IL days with ORDER vessel to
Brig Peerless (of Newfoundland Rhodes Baraoes May with
Baf Gillespie (of Panboro N 81 Cow Port Spain Trinidad
BIZ A. Roae (oi Portland Aihron Hqmacon p r. % days wiz
uar lrd Gs to o,,'E Tee, TO PINE N 3 bSrk GLADSTONE
o. Ee ag s Ea5 for R s,99ri c sS ,e d,v, with
Gs a, q i. FssP a ts't fisss IL DAYS with
big Annie Canning n Nugeat Demsar lG dys With sssaE
Ca . 9n s 10 oT BaP5ao s in port brig New"
$'i f Ellsworth Tog FasS ce 70. f1s E with
poase to GslIe Sasal9 ye for r. Bos = SSui W.
Layn Bell o Brookhayeql B.yi BseG' GAYS VIZ.
Francs O. Davis Carrie Clark Prank Atwood for Boston loading
Lgt ofle E r. j. Frazer Aboe Brown jana A. Ds'Ae '0' view
soi ' Clara woololse Davis Bos Texas p days with wool 'nd
h Sc, ,yer f Broosh,yen) Ach sayall Is days with
'0-'' '"l .yo c0,'Egi.s x.u.,.,
Mar Stove GsoseoTn C. T'T1h S'G . ss%h''n
John R. Brick Bridgeport. Gelest e SOF5ia ls'1;,
~ NJ Ir: proyiience james Rnqish, Providence.
-. -. ~ NJ Haven Ire Bliss, Providence
New Haven. lhltfg
The =, calm New, Haven :. ]. smith, Hartford.
poa.,, No .II,y.n NOrWalk.
~ - q Haven John Il. Daley Blabethnor.
\ r. Goodwin. Waterbury. LA, hiLaOethpor.
John MsFee horSalk Josephine, bhlioS1lpy
thas Iazirl. Bridgeport. Franklin fIerce nPof"
SoI Rnitls eV.IIayen W. w. Brsnenl Port Johnson.
.,haa,esv - J,bn Bri1geport Away
o." SorWich Peirel, EliLsheihport.
g,nnis IJs,,rj NewUsyep. Ieera, Ge1rggtOgn, d. G.
James Rogers Portland, Ct u. NJ Ha"tn' fouahd
J. u. 4. Stncklan. Georges Banks
WIND-Sunset, light S. foggy on shore
BELOW
Rry Isaac II Harris from -, at anchor on the bar
DOMESTIC PORTS.
S,r,xx,u O., lime ARRIVED steamship Leo from New YORK
- I w Alien from Gardiner PaQuitl, from Maisn1as
Cls,ra-seamship North Point for Baltimore.
CHsKLEsrOs c. June ARRIVED schr my hovr nom New"
YORK. NJ A. Halt Boston Salcd-seamhp FaCou for Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03
TWO COUNsELORs FOR THE SOUTH.
Ero1n IN pLlLIdeIDhia Ia0AiTcr

While this poor traitor and Rebel (Jeil.
Dayjsl Is icattering treason and melting new Rebel
ion a man who weakly helped him out Of prison aud
vino sfaks foremost among the nOblo leaders 81 Adolf
ion and good government, Is also making speeches III
tbc snnth Horace Greeley, bOndsuan FOR jefferson
Davis IL there COunsCAng peace, Order Law anu Uoh
Denctcept and wise he attract vast crowds oi uti'h
a. IN bclr MIN aud N they loss enthusiastic
over him than over Jefferson DAVIS, bty "'
ion cOutteOuslY and earnestly u INA ti'na'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03
NEB RASKA.

GOV. BUTLER REMOVED FROM OFFICE
OMAHA, Neb., June 2.-Gov. Butler has been
removed from office, and the Impeachment Court has
adjourned sine die. The Constitutional Convention
meets OF Lincoln, June IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03

For AZ per line we will advertisement month
ore HUNDRED twenty 6tas Ohio Newspapers including nre
ae, We refer to publisher Of this paper TO whom rpou
bIry well known List Address GEO Z. HOWELL Co..
Advertising Agents, No. IL Park-row, New'iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03

The New-York State fair IL to be held at
Albany OF the a. ST. lth. Sth. and 9th Of October next
The outry books W be elosed " tdc "a 81 septeuber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03

The Best Wster-Ppe. also the cheapest when strength and
the LEAD PIPE ufctuscd by
Inc CoLwgLs SHAW WILLARD MFG Co. No 2J Contest New
york pcr Is cents a pound or Send for circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03
WHAT is THE DEMOCRATIC CANAL POLICY
From The albany Epea'ng Journal

The Governor has Killed the Dill aDOllShlIlS INC
Office OF superintendent of Canals and conterrihg larger
powers upon the Canal Commissioners. THIS act OF n
Democratic Governor branding the canal policy OF DEM
Ocrac Legislature is remarkable Illustration OF Demo
cratic satesmanship But when we remember tnt the
Democratic Legislature had deliberately stamped upon
the recommendation of Democratic Governor, we must
admit that it is only tit for tat BY this proceeding GOV
Hoffman makes square and distinct issue with Seil-
tor Hardenbergh, Senator Lord. and the prominent
canal representatives of the party. year ago last
Winter he recommended that the Canal Board should
be vested with full power the management OF tue
canals. He proposed that ii should have full discretion
to the and methods employed This proposition
was adopted and embodied in law. THROUGHOUT Iast
year the canals managed on this plan, with the
most results the State The extravaganza
and wastefuness thus developed cntaed direct loss OF
two Millions and. including the reduction OF tolls, Of
three millions
his message at the beginning Of the present year.
Gov. Hoffman adhered TO his position. He repeated ms
arguments in favor of continuing the same pOhcy, IN
spite of the caamOus fruits. But other leading Dem
ocrats saw that something else must be done senator
Hardenbereh, who had sIenuOusy supported the Gov
errors plan the year before became strenuous
his advocacy of the policy OF taking this large ds-
cretiOnary power away from the Canal Board and CON
ferring full authority upon the Canal Commissioners He
reported the bill for that purpose and passed the Dem
Ocratic Legislature only to BE- vetoed by the Democratic
Governor When the Democratic doctors thus disagree,
who shall decide what is the real Democratic pocyf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03

Clubs. I.. d. 3D. iS ST. 9Th 7h BIB. Oh. Totals
Eelsa cy"..SS J . g o
club. ls,. 3D. 81 9Th 7b 8th. 9th Totals
F:S,:t CITY. Q Q q
Umpre-Mr C. Mutual Club Time Of Camel hour 20
minutes Double PLAYS ford 2; Forest City,
To-day the Rockfords play the Stars on the Capoline
Grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03
s;x,oo,,,, Assembly Dia,ricI,

In ruuance the Committee Reorganization ue
Republicans District notified hat Tie undersigned 'omee'
to Enrolment will meet for that purpose
On MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY June 5b 9th, and TN
from 70 10 O'Clock p.
No.
WILLIAM II. ANIHOh WI NJ hEAOEhit'
WILLIAM bAIMBEBR, q JOSEPH hUAl
MICHAEL CREGAN, DAVID G.
WILLIAM p CUTTER Committee.
Nineteenth Assembly DistricTbe Committee aPfos,es
enroll republicans Di.nc; vii meet M that pape" the
f. cor Nin,h-sve snd SKeh. MONDAY EVENING June
Lyceum Hall Broadway hneYrinth st. lUaAi ~ bs
ING Juue and Hall. Csrnanyle. on WEDNESDAY
EVENING. June 7, from TO 10 O'Clock. X H. uhbbNbi
W. II. WEARING. Secretary. rfeeofnt
Twenty-irst Assembly Disrict.The Committee appo.nlea
sueEend Enrolment TIL Republican Electors OF thus nes
10 pursuance Of tie Committee Reorganization
pointed bg the Central Committee 81. meei Tor that uT oe a.
iIsrmouv Hall anunctccnht and fhnave NJ On
DAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY EVENINGS June o. o. anil =,
from 10 O'Clock. All Republicans are corilllr invited
' JOHN A. BAGIGSOS. Chairman
~ UaRADON STEPHEN ROBLRrS
oTIS II HALL. NELSON CRAWFORD.
SIMON SEWARD, WIN. HAW. j., Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03

Depend upon it, Mothers, Mrs. WNsLow's sooTHN
SYRUP for children is safe snd medicine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03
STATE OF THE VEATHER.

TTLEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, L. s. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT ll:4I
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03
DEMOCRATIC CANAL MANAGEMENT
SENATOR HARDENBERGH's UNFORTUNATE CANAL

Prom The Rochester Union and AdUertssr tD-r), May2a
The bill itself stands-indOrsed by the Democ-
rdcy by the Commercial men, and by the RepuDGahs OF
the Statebefore the Governor upon its merits III ne II
to follow the advice of his Radical mentors OF The Eren
ing Post and refuse To give 1t his approval ne WIN OF
course give his for cOndemnng an act that eu
bodies principles and views OF canal policy thus nd0rsed
and affirmed. These Radical organs well Know thaI
failure 10 pat the policy aud provisions Of me Cdnat ne
form bin OF senator Hardenbegh IN force cod DC sue
cdol 10 ne Democratic party Of NE STATE Such laure
would amount the positive adoption Of mongie sys-
tenn half contract and half superintendent, uniting the
two condemned sysemsa return to the contrdGt OF SUI
perinendent system both, or system at ALL Ana
IL would amount TO the confession that the Democr9c
party OF the state, after two years of effort Is oDgeu 10
confess itself incompetent to mature and adOpta dete
and fixed canal policy. We do not think GOV Honinah
likely to make the bunder Of committing tile Demo,
cratic party and himself with H. TO any such iase ana
fatal pOsitOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03

In BinghamtOn, on Decoration Day, some
one strCwed the grave of KUlOh. tue murderer with
eAEhrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03

OITlCE OF THE CHIEF slbhAL OffNbhj(
WAsHISGTOS ID. G., June 2 I67l-1:U y. H. }
synopsis for he past t,CentBJOttr hours
The high wind which prevailed on Thurs
day evening az Key West still continues, with rising
barometer ana has probably extended westward INTO
the cur Inc cloudy and threatening weather Of the
middle Atlahllc has extended 10 the Blue Ridge with
fresh SOuth-eastwardy winds, but rain has been re
ported Clear weather has prevaledin the NewEngand
states ana on inc upper lakes Heavy rains probably
confined % small area, reported from Western
Tennessee The area Of the highest barometer has
Uucd the Atlantic coast and the pressure has fallen
hat in the Upper Mississippi Valley Temperature
has increased the East Atlantic aud the North West
Probabilities
u probable that the high winds in the Gulf will ad
vance with rains 20 the coast Of louisiana The weather
will probably clear away In the Middle States and a
falling barometer with local rains, will probably be eK
peIicnCCd west Of the Blue Ridge. Pleasant weather
VIII probably continue from Wisconsin to the Atlantic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03
MARRIED..

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Pper
WIN EygRDgILs Sous FULroNsr OPP DuTCH CHURCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03

Johnson,s Anodyne Lniine nf-Babished 8Ofor nterna
ami external aud recommended By Physicians everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03
BOSTON VS.. CHICAGO.

BosroN, June 1.-The first game of the
series for the championship between the White Stock
ngs of Chicago and Red Stockings of Boston was played
this afternoon, about 1000 people being present.
The BostOns took the lead the beginning OF the game,
and at end OF the fourth inning the game stood in
their favor IA to About this time Pnkham was sent
i'm TO pitch for the White Stockings, as the
BOstons were punshng Zcttein and from this 10 the
close of the game the BOstOns did not add run 70
their score Tie White stockings by some good batting
in the seventh inning and through fielding errors OF the
Bost0ns increased their by small figures. BIRD
sail in the fourth inning, sprdined his ankle, when
nece 5ated change and Burrows took his place rms
change an accident to McVey who received severe
blow on his arm from Pinkhams bat, lost the game Tor
the BOstOns.
Clubs o. b. fih. 9Th 9Th 5b 8th 9Th Totals.
wbiieStockiug~2 / IL
Bo,ions........ u D. w.
Time Of glme-2h 5e Runs earnet-Whe Stockings 4; Bos
T.
The Olympics of Washington defeated tue
Haymalers OF Troy, yesterday, by score oil IL TO
THE TRIBUNE cOmpOsitors nine will play
The Globe club to-day on the Eysan Fields, at p IN
The Herald office niue play the Health Board to-day on
he Union Ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03
ROATING.

In the second race yesterday, Goldsmith Maid tr0tcd
each OF the three heats without breaking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-03

Fifteenth Districtrhe Undersigned having IN
the Republican state COMMITTEE dcns
reorganization Of Republican party the CITY oil hesio en
pnond by the Hon Schultz ard the Hon william Oroa
the Committee uperuend the esnrorent ani Of me
Repubicau uary Fifteenth Assembly District OF SAID e heF
give notice for that under we rules go ~
acons prescribed, respect 'e on - -, ~
ING line b MONDAY EVENING June and TUESDAY bVEhlno
jane J5 lOook each Of those evenings IN homms
Hall, No 2i6 West Tbrty.lhlrist; - -, ,,oo,,o
HENRY ID. LAPAUGH, CHAs.. W. HOppEno
EMIL W. HOEBER, NJ D., ALkAAhDhk WILDER,
AUGUSTUS POWERS, WIN. 7. SlAfSON'
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1Dolitital Notice.
First A.aepb


First Assembly Dstrict.-In Pursuance
on Reorganization the republicans Of he notted
that undersigned COMMITTEE spgo nte T. make e Bu1n meat wb
meet purpose SATURDAY jane MONDAY, Jaae
TE, DAY Jsr- s. at Trauklinst, from emil p u.
NATHAN KINGSLEY IT,, JOHN ROBINSON
HENRY " CRAWFORD. IOsEPli Z. stIDLt.
CARL STgTNUAIjER JOHN CONNEkS
WILLIAM NJ MOSLpA.
Fifh As euby Distrctn Of Tue Drco' Of me
Committee Reorganization spp1nid ~ We sa ,tiai
signed appointed g. make the Earoaen WI met ~ that
pnrpoe on MONDAY EVENING june TUESDAY BNEhh June
s. and WEDNESDAY EVENING Juue T. from e. ~ oeoch ~
Wetlers Sburgs House 2f2 Sprrg,. A. A. hAEKs yNO
j. SHAW EMIL A. HLIBBB JAS iiAEbI JS0 r. CLs hLAso
sixth Assembly Dstrict.-Tbe Commtiee spponted 70
supencnd Enrolment OF the Republican ec'or o. & district
be Gane for tS Pqce ~ STa1'I ne Vnn wESRs
EVENINGS Of MONDAY Jure % TUbSDhi June ~ an hD"ns
DAY Jupe Z, from : 10 10 ocock ,.. r,,,orr
DAVID o. thlNOOD, hnEAS hI'biUi
HENRY A. SMITH. WILLIAM ShAffnh
DANIEL r. CROWLEY RICHARD HARRINGTON
JAMES H. ANDERSON.
Seventh Assembly DistrictIhe Committee on Reo's,n'a
appointed by Me Schnlz ard Oon wih meet ior % -
mnt Of he Republican Electors Of the district sAURDhn sr.s
ING jane MONDAY EVENING June aId WEDNESDAY bsBS
ING, June Z from to 10 o'clock at No. 90 siEih-sye ,yv
FREDERICK A. CONKLING FRANCES Y ltbsth
ERASTUs c. BENEDICT, JAMES A. bOhaoND.
TIeyenih Assembly Di.tric-TIe Republicans Dis
Ms SCHULTZ oRrON tie suhory Of the state Con
mite Applications from persons desiring 70 become
Republican Assocst Of the District on Monty us
ba,Hecn the hours OF and O'Clock JAMES w. BEBRhAN MAI
THEW MCDOUGALL GEORGE Bis lL oHAs q PiNOhnbbn'
JACOB SCHOENHOF +. DBLAFIhLD SMITH. JOIN CRAWFORD
suerntend the enrolment Of the Republican electors OF l
for that purpose Plrpon Building Junction
Suyysat and Nint9ts on tne EEbniNSs o. ~
HIRAM MERRITT. Robert r. BOYD,
LANES n SACKEIT JAMES MCGEE.
J1HN BAIER MARSHALL b. BLAKE
JOHN II BRADY
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 2, IS7l-7:3O p H.
SyHODsis for IA, INST flrfnlD- fOuf hours.