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NOTICE.
JOHN CHERRY, use Of Anderson Brown,

JOHN CHERRY, use Of Anderson Brown,
JOHN DAWSON and HANNAH DAWSON, his wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chsncsry
May 9th, 1871.
ORDERED, That the sale made and reported by Reass,
IIanes Trustee for the sale Of the Real Estate Of JsAh
Dawson NOW deceased he ratified and confirmed uaess
to the contrary thereof lie shown before the
twelfth day OF july next provided copy OF this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed at Elkton
week for month before the ninth day Of June
The Report states the amount Of sales TO he <9a5I9
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True copy; test DAVID SCOTT,
may 6, 1S1l-lm Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..
SAMUEL HARRIS
Va.
GEORGE X. CARPENTER.

GEORGE r. CARPEEThR.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chsnc~y.
May 9Th. 1871.
ORDERED, That the sas nade and rspor I'D by Reuben
Hanes Trurtse for the sale Of the Real tsss Of GeorDs
R. Carpenter. b" ratified end confirmed, unless
the contrary thereof be shown bsrs the tvelth
day of July, noxt; provided copy Of this order be
inserted In some newspaper printed at Elkton
week for month before the ninth day Of June next
The Report states the amount Of sales to be co.
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True copy: test DAVID SCOTT,
may g. lS1i-lm Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

All pasoHs are hereby forcw.rned from trespassing
the premises Of Anthony Reybold, in Grove Neck
Cecil county, Nj Of which tenant, intend to
enforce shs lev against all Who hereafter trespass
Nay q, l8Yl-v. JOHN CAVESDlR
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The number Of ex-rebels in Congress
far exceeds the number of "carpet- bag rep
resentatives of the South" OF the twenty
two Southern Senators, only nine are of
Northern birth, and one of these is DEM
ocrat. Of the f1fty-nine Southern Repre-
sentatives, forty-one are natives of that
section, and only nine Northerners; and of
this number Of Southern Representatives
twenty-eight are ex-oficials of the Con-
federacy. This statement effectually ex-
plodes the cry Of "carpet baggers," and
Congress in proportion than many Of the
Western States.
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ssThe Rat that Eat the Malt that lay In
the House that Jack Built"

The strongest hold of our Democratic
friends, after the negro, has always been
to charge the Republican party with
extravaganza in public expenditures
These charges, it will be remembered, were
made with great vehemence and confidence,
but nothing like proof was ever produced
by the speakers and newspapers that made
them. Political excitement, as far as our
State is concerned, having become, to use
mercantile phrase, fiat, we propose to
introduce few..fgures, from time to time,
in order to show which party is justly
chargeable with this propensity for scat
tering the public revenues and taxing the
people.
We will first take up the Civil List, and
cite some Of the leading disbursements,
comparing the Republican management Of
the State of Maryland in 1866, and the
Democratic Administration Of 1870.
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1t washes without tearing the clohes-no rubbing or
squeezing.
1t washes from to twenty-five articles in from ono
to four minutes.
1t washes the finest Lace Curtains Handkcrchiefs &C.
without any injury.
1t washes whittier and more thoroughly clean than by
othor process strong Of dashed
through every part Of the fabric
1t will save three times its cost In single year in
labor and wear Of clothes.
1t reduces washday to an hour
The King Washer is called II We are rightly in
formed after the nanio OF its inventor; but it we'll
assume the royal title, for it is destined lord
il all competitors, and reign supreme Laun-
dry. Its claims arc everywhere acknowledged and
only are those who stood aloof from all washing
chimes. but some who have been using other machines
replacing them with the King Observation-Disclosures
Gazette.
The King flasher arrived on Friday evening; on
Monday morning l had my maiden" experience in
washing post-mortcm examination by experts of the
family elected the following results on--fourth of the
time, threefourths saved: better done and cleaner
saving (uncalculated) in the wear The servants are
delighted, and my wife and pleased will take
great pleasure in recommending the King Washer
L. THourNAS, assist. U. s. Assessor, Richmond, Va.
The King Washer is complete, and answers so well
all tho ends desired that there is nothing desired
in this tin'esaring tdtorsarng machinc.-Phiia Press
Having purchased one Of your Hing ashing machines
and practically tested its capacity for economy of time
and labor and also its cleansing properties do not hes
ate to say 1t will do all you claim for it, and will
eheerfuy recommend it to my friends to be the best
washing machine have secn.-J. W. LoANE e. ".
Pratt St, Bait.
Docs it take all tho dirt out, Try it, and venture
the assertion that you cannot find piece of linen
soled that the KING WASHER will not make clean as new
in hvc minutes-Boston Journal.
take pleasure in adding my testimony to the good
qualities Of the KING WASHER. 1t does its work well
and eeeually and undoubtedly ono Of the greatest
i.bor.sving machines Of the age-Dr. J. IL. ScHEsck,
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s Some time ago Mrs. Pomeroy, wife q
the somewhat notorious "Briek" Pome-
roy, engaged the services of General But
Ter as counsel for the purpose Of procuring
"Brick" heard that his wife had engaged
Gen. Butler, he instructed his lawyer to
endeavor to make compromise. Pome-
roy's lawyer wrote to Butler to ascertain
whether compromise could be Effected
After consulting his client, Butler replied
that it could. provided Pomeroy would pay
his wife twenty thousand dollars, with ali
mony. Pomeroy at once accepted the
terms, and the case is settled, Mrs. Poms-
roy resuming her maiden name.
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TO LOAN
81, 900 or So 900 ON FIRST MORTGAGE
Apply to W. J. JONES,
may g. 1S71-1w Attorney At Law.
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- POr sale by
mar SOHN PARTRIDGE
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A GENTS WANTED FOR FIFTY YEARS IN
IL THE MAGIC CIRCLE. BY
SIGNOR 1SLITZ.
Brmful of fun and humor with incidents and adren
lures in tho principal cities Of the world 1t describes
his tricks and fc.tt Magician and NentriloIuis-
Sold only Icy substitution. Liberal terms to good agents
Address DUFFIELD ASHMEAD,
81 III Sansum Street Philadelphia.
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"ANTED-AGENTS, $50 per day. to sell
wv the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CuiNE Has tho UNDER PErD, makes the lock stitch
taiike on both sdes and is fully licensed The best and
cheapest family Sewing Machine in the market Address
JOHNSON, CLARK co, Boston, Mass: Pittsburgh
fa' Chicago, ILL.,, or St Louis, Mo. 1855
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PROPOSALS. FOR
POST OFFICE ENVELOPES,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WAsHISGToS, D. c.. April is, 1871.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Depart-
ment until FRIDAY, the 18th day Of May, 1871 at IL
O'Clock NJ for furnishing in such quantities and at such
times as may be required the following described Post
once Envelopes, for period of two years. commencing
on the LIST day Of July, ISL to wit:
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FOR OFFICIAL LETTERS AND RETURNS

FOR OFFICIAL LETTERS AND RETURNS.
No l. size 81 by 5T inches; estimated number
required annually, 100000.
No 2 size 81 by 63s inches; estimated number
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and every other, except the Commissioner
of the Land Office, has been considerably
increased. The Democratic, or Copper
head party-more properly speaking
when they assumed control Of the State,
made an onslaught upon the system Of free
schools, which had been established BY the
Republican party, and which was pro-
nounced one Of the best in the country, by
those most conversant with the free school
systems Of the States. In that battle
against public education, the Office of
Superintendent Of Education, was abol-
ished, but the salary of that officer, 81, 500,
was not saved to the State. Another Office
was created by the same legislature, termed
Superintendent of Labor and Agriculture,
with a salary Of $500, and which, by the
officers own showing, in his Report to tho
Governor and Legislature, at its last $685.
sion, was about as useful to the State, as
that famous fifth wheel to coach.
The immigration Fund was creation of
1868, the object of which was to supply
foreign farm labor and exclude tho colored
laborers, because they were disposed to vote
contrary to the wishes of their former mas
tiers. This little experiment, which the
Agent pronounced complete failure, re-
ceived an appropriation of 5000 by the
last Legislature.
The Confederate Memorial Association
at Frederick, has an additional appropria-
tion of $500; the former Legislature,
which created these associations, appropri-
ated $1,000 for the Frederick and $4,000
for the Point Lookout Cemetery. This
money was expended in fitting up and
decorating" cemeteries, into which the
bones of the Rebel dead were gathered
from the battle-fields of Antietam, South
Mountain and other adjacent places, and
Rebel prisoners who died at Point Lookout.
AS soon as the Rebel party of Maryland
got into power in the State, they commenced
using the public money to fit up and deco
rate cemeteries and remove the bones of
those from graves where they fell, in their
effort to break up the Government.
These silent figures point like the finger
of fate to the party guilty of squandering
the public money, and heaping mountains
of taxation and debt upon tho people of
the State; which condition Of affairs to-
day is repelling capital and labor from our
borders, and placing half the real estate in
the hands of sherifs and trustees for pub
lie sale, as the teeming columns of the
country papers of the State, week after
week, abundantly testify.
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Wells CarbOIic Tablets,

Wells CarbOlic Tablets.
The iatt European War hg"u-ht out new ftcts Of tho
wonderful Efficacy OF CHrbolic Acii i'll healing and pre-
venting Diseases.
These 7GLtets present the Acid in combination with
other efficient remedies, in popular furIn for the Cure
of all THROAT and ING Diseases.
lOARSENESS and LIBERATION of the THROAT are
immediately relieved and statements are constantly
being sent To the proprietor of relief in Of Throat
difficulties of years standing
fATTTTnR Don't be deceived by worthless
VA ~ L 1SlN. limitations Get only WELLS
CARBOLlC TABLETS. Price % Genes per box.
55l 10 gLlLoGi 81 Plat Street NY
send Tor Circular Sole gent for the L. s.
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CONSUMPTION.

The Mandrake Pills arc composed Of one of Natnr
noblest giftsthc Podophilium Pcltatum. They poss.
all the understanding Alternative properties Of Gallon
but unlike calomel, they
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
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freds5. Peter Mulhof'an, charged with assault
Al d battery on John Shulock by knocking hiA
dc two g gbts of stairs and afterwards Jump
ing on him and cutting him about the head;
hned s., and put under sfe0 bonds to keep the
peace. Thomas Msgirl, colofeu, charged with
assault and battery on Mary Magill, his wife;
rot proven and the case dismi -sed. John Mason,
colored, charged with ass nit and battery on
Charles Queen, emitting him over the head with
whip and knocking him down and driving
hOrse and cart over him; not sustained and the
case dismissed. Robert Williams, colored as
sault and battery on John w. Walker; fined 81
SAVED % BIT srUrrERINs.
Alfred Powell, cOlored, charged with pro-
family. The casewas proved by a pretty willing
witness, and Powell was fined 50. Powell asked
to be allowed to call Charles Dorsey q witness to
prove that be did not use the language charged,
and he (PowelD stammered SO bad that it took
him several minutes before he could be under
stood. and the judge recalled his decision and
dis missed the case, it appearing plain that he
cOuld not do much cursing.
HOW Mr.. HINES GOT PIeToL IN HIS POCKET.
Mr.. j. Hines, charged with carrying deadly
concealed weapon, pistol. He said he owned
q boat, and yesterday he sent her to George.
town, and started himself to walk around TO
that place, but got tight on his way there, and
some one put a pistol in his pocket, which he
kne W nothing of; fined SO. John Ogleton ool
ored, drunk and disorderly in Georgetown;
fined SIS.
CLEARED.
In the case of John Kelly, arrested N George
TOW n yesterday as being accessory t. the burn
ing OF Lees property, District Attorney Gloss
this morning entered a noile prOssga.
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tn = COUHTD.

ChINiNL Coukr, Judge Ca,ster.-To-day,
mslcn 20. We. Rennebacker & Champion;
white q Co. VS.. Peugh; wolsey Va. Bills. 3ai,'
amt, ADMIT, We. Lyon; Seieel vs. BOND: Bant
Republic VI. Dazenbrooa; Eslin VS.. Drurv: And
default. Jay Harvey ct al. ". Stons ~ ~
Judgment by default. National Bank Va. Mnr,,
den & Abner; same VI. Abner; Submitted. and
judgments for plaintiffs. Msydeid & Heston
TIL. AVA P1~in
POLICE COURT TO-DAY, Judge SHELL. II.
Thomas, charged with selling whisky vithonf
license; fined $50. Lucretia SittDn, chsr0sd
Fravley, running cart without Q number: Sned
50. Mary Slime, colored. charged with larcenv
OF several articles Of clothing from Mrs. Dozen.
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REPUBIICAN MEETINGS.
All Glasses Rallytng O. the suppoYt
OF Gen. ChfpWan

A noticeable feature OF the republican meet
iDgs is that they represent nearly all classes
OF eur citizens, WIRE and black. rich and poor,
railve ava foreign born. Several meetings
were bells last night.
UuK IRISH CITIZENS FALL INTO LINE FOR
CHIphkr.
Anenthusiastic meetingrf Irish citizens AMI
their Fl Cn'fs from several districts in this city
vas held last evening, 20 cousult as to who was
entitled 10 their support for Delegate in Con
gIess. The meeting was called 20 order BY Mr..
" as sppOintedsecretary. After several speeches
were made a series of resolutions were intro
duced by Mr.. McGill and adopted indorsng
the nomination of General Chapman and the
platform of the republican party.
THE COUNTY FOR CBIPNAN.
~. Ihep9niiGsn mass meeting. largely attended,
last evening, Mr.. Joseph Smith in the chair,
and Mr.. Jacob Frazier secretary. Msssrs A.
NJ. Green, George w. Hatton, s. q. Brown, L..
n. Douglass, Joseph Williams. and .. p. Ander-
eon addressed the meeting at length on the
various Issues of the campaign. During the
evening q resolution was unanimously adopted
ratiying the nominations made by the repub-
licans OF the District of Columbia, and he artily
incorsing the recommendation of the general
convention Of Frederick Douglass for the off ce
OF Secretary, soon TO be vacated by General
chipman.
TRR GERMAN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS FOR
CHAPMAN.
A large and harmonious meeting OF Ger
man citizens who served the country as
soldiers and sailors in the war for the preser-
vation of the union, was held in the hall of the
herman Veteran Bund' last evening. when
Gen. Gerhardt was elected president, and Capt
hugo Efchholtz secretary. Major Treziak
Col. FaehtZ and several other speakers ad-
dressed the meeting, and series of resOlu-
tons were adopted strongly indorsing the nomi-
nation OF Gen. Chapman as Delegate TO Con-
gTess.
A COOKE AND CHIPNAN CLUB
was organized IN the Twentieth district last
night, with Samuel Strong president and W.
> Boyd secretary, and a resolution was aiop-
ted Ell dOrsinG the nomination of n. r. Cbipman
and the appointments on the Board OF Public
WORKS.
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CITY ITEMS.

1T - scARCRLY worth while to call. The at.er
ton OF our fair re ader. 60 the extensive and a.
tractive stock OF Z. g. Dsvir. SCI Market
Space, as every lady IN Washington is aware
tina he is LIE quarters tor all kinds o. goods in
HE line.
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There Z. strong tone to the diti. rem. markets at
the Rev Nork stock Exchange, but MOI hias or
sp Ciaiy important - reported. Monies - fair
inquiry ard co1n snd- on car per cent from she
s;eeh brokers and Ter cent. from governments
h1us.s, rne pcwe, 4 the combination making It
scarce bt ing broken
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PresbytePy Of Washington

After our report closed YESTERDAY. Rev. DIR.
smith introduced Benjamin Williamson and
Nelly, Esq:. Of this city, as candidates for the
ministry. They were examine on experimental
bytery. S'
Reports of the several standing Committees
were received and adopted.
HE committee OF arrangements for the ordi-
nation and installation Of Mr.. Riddle recon-
mendei that the Moderator preside; Rev s. S.
Mitehel! preach the sermon; Rev. DR.. Riddle
Of Martipsburg, Va, give the charge to the
pastor. and Rev. B. F. Blttingsr give he charge
A report from the committee to prepare a
history Of the Presbyteries reported their labors
as nearly completed, and that when finished it
would make limo. book Of nearly 800 pages
This work will embrace a full history of An the
Presby terian churches OF this city, George
town, snd Alexandria, together with a bio
graphical sketch of their pastors.
The committee on seasonal records made their
reports, which were considered and adopted
after viii Oh . recess was taken until Z 30 n m
Inc Presbytery assembled at the hour APP
pointed, when q social meeting was held and
addresses were made by Revs. Drs. Sunderland
Smith, and Beach. A large Congregation vas
present, and the addresses were listened to with
great Int for upwards of an hour.
resolution OF thanks was adopted 4, the
congregation Of the 18th street church for their
generous hospitality, and also to MIR. John A.
ments on the occasion.
The committee on narrative made a report,
which as adopted.
The Presbytsry then adjourned to meet at
Falls Church on the oath instant.
REAL ESTATE SALB.-Mr. Thomas f.. Wazea.
man, auctoneer, sold at decree OF court sale
Yesterday afternoon those eligible lots living At
the northwest corner Of II and 9th streets.
fronting on IA N. w. The three upon which
the Christian Church IL situated we're bought
oy the congregation At $lo5 per foot, the one
adJoining On the east by g. N. Baker at al:
tne next two, by James Fraser, ct al.0i and
sl.lo; that on the corner by VIM. II. Souires
al sl.2o Another lot lying in the rear Of these
ana fronting on 9Th street, was bought by Henry
y. Hoyie ut 81 cts. Considering the location, the
street upon which they are situated and in yiev
OF the improvements nov being made upon IL.
the prices are regarded Is low by judges of the
value OF real estate. WV
CORNER STONE Oh Baptist CHuRcH
LAID.-At O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
corner stone ofthe colored Baptist Church on
the corner Of 18th and streets was laid, The
services commenced with prayer by Rev. John
H. Brooks. followed by reading Of the Scripture
by Rev. Mr.. Ssringt0n, Of California. Rev. @.
w. Dennison then delivered an address on
christianity. Addresses were aleo delivered by
Kew. n johnson, Gen. n. p. Chapman, Col. a.
N Clapp and Mr.. Stella Martin. The corner
stone presented by the female members of the
church was then laid by Mr.. John r. Cook,
sminent commander, assisted By the Knights
ienpiar and Grand Lodge OF colored N asons
OF tne district. collection was then taken
up ior tne dement, Of the church.
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Government secu rftfes.


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BY Baae.Ts', Brokers GSa Co1.bI.retdI Tsisgraps i
,d lew: ySnn:.n Go quot, ssSss: and bonds
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coupon, rs,.; Currency Sc, rs. MsliPOsa, s;
@..srn Union reissfsph Saes.Sss
Petite Mail, .a,.: BSstSn Water Power: 20 off7d:
American R1sss S ESpres s
Central and Hudson; 81; do. Scrip, s2l4; Erie,
aH sesG.s @ Michigan G sH Lake
s Rs1os and aehFsh nSi. M gniGp PsS
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Wa ard Western s9s Del Lack and West. rn,
%s sns g AtSP T's sns
10 do. preferred, lao Ohio and Mississippi CERT
3 % s,sss :s Sse c da
Virginia state skies. old 6ss; North Carolina
csss Ps s dor soas = H AniSS P. sf'
bonds's4'. Gold. llo1as.. Market strong.
The Markets To-day.
BALTIMORE. pril 6.-Cotton s.eaiy low miidline
Wheat ss.dS s5cee and fancy White, 81 Ie ss2
dsis i e iiG ss.S. s. SsT FsSS
sylyahis. 81 50aSl 90 Corn f. nier; white southern,
Oats Unchanged Pork steady At 81 so bacon
gniet shouldeIs &C.; rih sides. lie; clear rib. ~
BALTIMORE, April 6.-yirgnia SKIES. old, So bid;
do. 1850 10 bid, n asked. do 1867, 66bd OK ask ell
NEW YORK. April 6.-6oyernments ste aiy and
dull Stocks active but not quite strong vir-
gin's skies. 69,s do: new. ia North Csroliua.,
46&' do. new, "a. Money steady. 6. Gold steady,
b5s. Exchange. long. ga. short l01a.
NEW YORK, April 8 Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat rather more steady. Corn duh and heavy.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON. April s, ii 30 a. m.-Saturday will
probably bs a holiday. ConsOls for money
2?s4; fol account: 92s American securities quiet.
BoDds. 62, 92ts, IS, cid, go, 81 ,9s. COS s9i
LIVERPOOL, April s. ll:D .. m.-SatHrdsy and
Monday are holidays in the cotton market. Cotton
opened dull and unchanged; Uplsnds, 7sSazIk: Or
leans, Sales of the day estimated at 10 90
bales. tomorrow being holiday. the weekly cot
ton statement 10 given TO day: Sales for the week
give days. have been 81 600 bales export and
ation, 90: stock. Isl 0O0-Amercan, Az ,oa6; re-
cepts OF the week, sc 0O0-American, &c GOV; actual
LoNDoN, April 6. / 80 p. m.-oonsols for money,
g>. Tor account, 9EssS. American securities quiet
-LIvsRPooL. April s, 30 ,. m.-California wheat,
lies.
LIvRRPooL. April 6. z .. m.-Cottop closes dull :
Uplands. 7ssa71a Orleans, 1-sa7s4 Sales have be-
10000 bales, including 1900 for export and sp4culs-
ton. Stock OF cotton aoat $50 600 American go Goo
LoNDeS, April 8. 40 m -Consols for money
92s; for account 9Es a9S. American securities firm
Bonds lS62s s7,s lSo e, old, 92s l567s, sl ~
cLIyERro9L. April 6. 4:'Op. m.-BacOn 90 9. for
Cumberland cut.
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cookk AND CHIPMAN FLAG will be un
f1rlsd in the Seventeenth district this eye,in,
~ clock, At the corner Of Virginia avenue
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THE GERMAN VETERAN UNION met last
night az Arbeiter Hall, John Trzeiak in the
char; Hugh Eicboltz, secretary, when Gen n.
Chlpmsn was unanimously elected an honor
AIRY member.