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EoGARTIFs BOOK DEPOSITORY.
HOLIDAY BULLETIN.

HOLIDAY BULLETIN.
We are now displaying an unrivslled stock OF
ELEGANT BOOKS in every department OF Lite
All the New and Standard Poets, Illustrated;
Standard Literature and Theo ogy, the best edi.
ttons, in sets. ~
Especial care has been taken to make this de-
partment attractive by the selection Of Good
Books, combining entertainment as well as In:
struction to the young. The little folks have had
especial attention given to their wants this sea.
son by the publishers generally. Books for the
young OF all ages are amongst the most peautlul
publications OF the season, and much lower In
prices than last year.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
. Oxford Editions OF Family and Pocket Bibles.
We have Just received q large invoice OF OXFORD
Hib,es and Prayer Books The assortment embra-
ces every variety Of editions ana styles lssuea 9y
Of other English and American editions, make
the largest and most elegant variety Bibles and
Prayer Books ever offered for sale In Charleston,
iii Illustrated is Books and Sets Of Standard Authors,
Isaac Disrael Lamb. Wayerly Novels, Macaulay'
CHRISTOPHER North, Poe. Haam, naio hnma9, a. hooa'
our stock Is too large and varied to enumerate,
but our store is arranged with view 70 tne COB.
yenience OF customers, and the price OF eacn
BOOK marked In plain figures.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Desks, Work Boxes, Writing Cases, Portfolios
Photograph Albums, Fancy Ink Stands, Fancy
Boxes OF Note Paper.
Sunday School Library and Books for Prizes
| Sunday School Cards, Illuminated Texts, Fancy
Books, and 8 large variety Of Books suitable FOL
uresentajton to teachers and scholars.
H- Persons residing In the country VIII pleas
| near in mind that by sending their orders to d
| for any books published In America, they VIII D
charged only the price OF the book. We psyEol
1 the postage or express.
Ar Address
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-27

CANARD.-The report that q child over
in Centre Wheeling had been burned
very badly, yesterday, proved to be a
canard as wewere informed, last evening.
How such stories get into circulation and
what object any one could havein giving
them publicity, we cannot imagine.
There was also q report quite current
In some portions Of the city yesterday,
that young man had fallen of the rail.
road bridge over Caldwell's Run, Sunday
night, and had been injured severely, but
we made inquiry in quarters where such
an occurrence would have been known
had it TRANSFERRED, and utterly failed to get
one word of information respecting it,
We guess we shall have to charge 1t up,
also, to the account Of unfounded reports.
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TosHEET Music BUYERS In response
to most urgent requests, in order to &C.
commodate my friends and the public,
have yielded to persuasion and taken
hold OF the Sheet Music trade, and shall
hereafter, as rapidly rs possible, complete
an assortment of the popular music Of
the day, which will be found upon the
shelves of my store on Monroe street.
In addition, most complete arrangements
for the filling OF orders for such music as
may not be in stock have been made, as
also a tri.wcekly or daily importation, as
necessity requires. My long experience
andiamiliarity with the best new and old
compositions, will insure to patrons com.
plete satisfaction, and ! trust to a merit
continuance Of the patronage SO gener,
ously bestowed. VIM. Il. sHEIB.
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AT a meeting Of the soldiers at the
Court House on Saturday evening, Capt.
]. Carlin in the Chair, the following
named gentlemen were added TO the com.
mittee for their respective Wards, to OBJ.
tain the names of those desiring to attend
the Soldiers Convention at Pittsburgh,
to.wit: First Ward, James E. Hanes and
Charles Stout Second, Alex. Frcw and L.
Higgins; Third, l.. Bushy and Captain
Curtis; Fourth, Capt. J. NJ. Ray and John
Reid; Fifth, Daniel Harkius and T.
Mccormick; Sixth, William Travis and
james Lyons; Seventh, Captain J. Lukens
and Isaac sadler; Eighth, Captain Brlce
and Adam Warwick. After transacting
other business and adding other names to
the list, the meeting adjourned to meet on
Friday evening next.
Efforts are being made to secure suftl.
cient number to fill special train, or
steamboat II there be sufficient water at
the time.
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SERVED HIM RIouT.-We made note
in yesterday mornings paper, Of the
brisk business done in retailing water
melons last Sunday, from boat moored
at the wharf. Yesterday, George Bach.
man was arrested and taken before Judge
Johnston 10 answer for the offence
named. The case was thoroughly in.
vestigated and resulted in the accused be.
ing fined five dollars and costs. THIS will
perhaps serve as a warning to others
who may be inclined to violate the law
against Sunday traffic.
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BOARD OF supERvIsoRs.-By referring
to notice in another column Of this
mornings paper it will be seen that the
Board OF Supervisors will meet to.mor.
row. The special object of the meeting
is to ascertain and declare the result Of
the election held on the 22i inst.
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TOWNSHIP oFT1oERs.-We present be.

AVWNnhLf present Des
low the result ottho election for township
officers last Thursday, The figures are
taken from the official documents return.
ed to the Recorders office, and may be
relied upon as correct. The certificate
from one precinct in Richland township
had not been fled when our report was
prepared. "
In connection with these returns will be
found the vote for and against the County
Court bill, Last evening 1t was reported
that very many Of the ballots cast on this
proposition might be rejected on account
Of informally. In numbers Of instances
voters neglected to designate which way
they intended to vote by striking out that
branch Of the proposition they did not
propose 10 support. = -.
Tho law provides that two Justices and
two Constables may be elected in each
township The following figures will
show who were the successful parties:
WASHINGTON.
Justices-H. W. Phillips, 547; q. G,
Colts, 572.
Consta6Ies-Godfrey Price, 4s1; G. W.
Delenbaugh, co. John jackson, 90.
For County Court, 2l2; Against, SO.
MADISON.
JuStices-R. H. Gllespy. 394; O. B.
Cecil, 4l2; Thomas B. Mexican, 20S; II.
A. Uthman, 2l3.
C0nStdbIes- Junkins, 430; vii.
liam Richardson, 813; Hugh Harrison,
266; Noah Price, 100. t.i- ,t , ,.i
For County Court, 1877; Against, 1913.
CLAY.
JusticeS-A. N. Johnston, 500; Peter
Humberger, 4S7.
ConSta6les--Charles Exley, 672; Stephen
Tracey, S9i Hugh Harrison, g. ]. P. ST..
For County Court, 1898; Against 9S7.
$50 UNION.
JHStices-John H. Downs, 492; James
Launder, 1871; William Forsyth, 800.
CoastG6ks-William Dorsey, go; VIM.
Il. Stanley, 900. s.-. --
For County Court, 1914; against l1S.
CENTRE.
J1StieeS-Benno Hammer, $40; William
Mannion, 1902; Thos. Mccormick, 213.
C0nSta6kS-John Finnegan, 800; Mar.
tin L. Wins, 1888; Geo. II. Bissett, $50.
For County Court, 1903; Against 222..
WEBSTER.
JuSticGS-Edgar Harris, 44S, George
Forbes, 37S; John @. Bellville, 200; L. G.
Hughes, 172; VIM. Clohan, 100. -.
ConStdbLeS-Lawrence Clark, 45l; Thos.
Carney, 41O; VIM. B. Freese, 300.
For County Court 21S; Against 800.
RITcH1E.
JuStieeS-John w. Schultz, 554; Mich.
ael Roth. 81; VIM. Tonner, 800.
C0nStabks-Henry Schultz, sos; Law.
renee Heller, 500.
For County Court, 30; Against 1873.
TRIADELPHIA.
JuSticeS-Wesley Robinson, 2l6; Geo.
Downcy, 204; Hugh Clark, 1874; ]. c.
Aervey, 176.
| C0nStGbkS-Samuel Fleming, 1856; Noah
Gardner, 40; John a. Barr, W.
For County Court, 31S; Against, 50.
RICHLAND.
JusticSs-Aaron Kelly, =; Peter Della
plain, :; Powell Wharton, =; VIM. NJ
Sommerville, =. 4 -.
Consta6ks-John 7. Courtney, =; Jas
Robinson, -.
For County Court =; Against, =.
LIBERTY.
Justtees-B. T. Yates, 146; David Shorts
1l6; VIM. Bushfeld, "a; Henry Spear, G5
VIM. Steele 90.
ConStabkS-James Wherry, 2O9; George
Weedman POI; A. F. Yates, 80; J. Sells
2; VIM. Denniston, 1.
For County Court 70; Against, 14S
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AcQUIrTED.-Some time since, John
Halstcd was charged by q man named
Barr with the larceny OF watermelon
valued at forty or fifty cents. The ex-
animation OF the case came of yesterday
before Judge Johnston. Some fifteen or
twenty witnesses were summoned for the
State and the accused, and their testimony
was heard at length. There never was
more complete failure to establish a
charge, and the accused was discharged.
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CoREEcT1oN.-We were in error yes.
terday morning, in stating that Mr..
Schultz and Blatner met a atssloon Satur.
day morning, where tho difficulty between
them originated. Mr., s. informs us that
Blatner came to his house and commenced
to abuse him. We make the correction
in justice to Mr.. s., who says he is not in
the habit Of visiting saloons.
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POLICE CoURT.-Tho following cases
were disposed Of at yesterday mornings
session OF the police court: James Smith,
drunk, one dollar and costs; William
Dorsey, Lawrence Clark and Patrick
Ward, arraigned for tunult and disorder,
were dismissed at the costs of the city.
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Try THEM.-we daily hear persons
speaking in the highest terms OF tho pat.
sHt fitting shirt which is gradually taking
fireplace Of all others. These shirts open
in the side and are made in any desired
style. j. T. Lakin s Co., are receiving
orders for them and guarantee a perfect
fit in every instance. Try them.
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SECURE THE SHADOW ERE THE SUB.
STANCE FADE."-Now is a good time to
secure your SHADOW" The best place
is, unquestionably, the Partridge Gallery,
III Main Street.,
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TIE most complete and chol g line Of
Foreign and Domestic Cassimeres, Scotch
Cheviots, English and French Diagonals,
Cloths of all shades, Vestings, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, &c, can be
found at G. Hess merchant tailor, cor
ner of Main and Quincy streets, who does
all work in the best style and guarantees
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PERsoNAI.-Capt. W. Il. Harrison, Of
the Pittsburgh, Washington s. Baltimore
Railroad was in the city, yesterday.
General G. R. Latham, Of Buckhannon,
called to see us, Yesterday.
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MUNICIPAL CouRT-This court was in
session, yesterday morning, but failed to
do anything. One or two cases had
been set Tor. trial, but for some reason
they could not be proceeded with.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
inc ....HH SD
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DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
New Advertisement.

SMASH Up.-We heard, last evening,
that there had been a smash up, yesterday
morning, on the third division of the Bal
timore & Ohio road. We could get no
particulars.
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NAMED,-The new towboat launched
a lew days ago from the ship yard Of
Messrs. Wilson, Dunlevy s. Co., has been
named Nail City," by the owners, Capt
HOrnbrook s. Co.
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In order to reduce my present stock Of
Boots and Shoes will sell them regard
less Of cost from this date. L.V. Blond.
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LIGHT AND sHADE,-All the Summer
Styles" photographed on short notice, at
the Partridge Gallery.
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Doors AND SHOES OF the best Eastern
manufacture, for sale regardless of cost at
L. V. Blends.
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The said defendants will take notice that on
the 9Th day OF September, 1871, between the
be continued from time to time until compicted
a. the oGlce Of G L. CIanmer, one OF the Com.
mlssioners OF the aaid Court, in the city OF
Wheeling, the Plaintiff will take tho depositions
OF each and every one of the Defendants in lhis
case, also the dispositions OF tho Plaintiff and
the testimony proceed before the said Commits.
el0ners TO take the account Of the said estate and
the deposition already made and the dIstribntion
10 be made therein, PECK d COCHRAN,
austin Solicltnra for Cnrn nlainnnln
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CHEAP GooDs-A large stock Of Wo.
MEMS Misses and Childrens' Shoes IS
per cent cheaper than formerly at L. V.
Blonde. lr.tl
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soNe:LlFE.-For Sabbath Schools, by
Philip Phillips, price 50 cents per single
copy, or $50 per hundred.
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Educational.
ct. JosEpHs ACADEMY,
TcoRsER FIFTH AND QUINCY STREETS


TcoRNER FIFTH AND Quincy STREETS.
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed
on Monday, Septenber Cd, In tho building rO-
Gently known ass St Vincent's College, adjoining
the Convent, with greatly enhanced ABILITIES for
conducting The School In an efficient manner.
The sisters hope for continuance and ext6n.
slon o. tao hbeial patronage heretofore DO.
slowed on II The Sisters will abate nothing Of
their earnest Efforts for tho advancement Of their
pupils. This assurance will be sufficient Tor
parents who have heretofore patronlEed the
School. They also announce with pleasure that
the connection Of MrE Whitaker with the Aead.
envy, Rs Teacher OF Vocal and Instrumental
Music, will DO continued,
A select class for limited number OF boys un-
dor ten years Of ago, will DO opened on tho zane
day. The German Language will be taught
gratis 10 children Of both sexes Of German
parentAge. .....r... .....
Parents arc earnestly requested to enter their
children early, In order that the classes may DO
fully formed from the commencement.
For particulars apply at VI. Joseph's Convent,
entrance on Quincy street.
SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH.
AUG 10, 1914 ....HW t,.#.r. By. ... Aul4
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$3.50 FRIES, Amounting to 100000

Tickets, $40. Half Tickets, IS. QuH't'n't' ="
wour lotteries arc chartered oy iae .Si 4
arc always Drawn at the time ninta, A ~, !.
drawinge arc under the supervision Of ''"'
commissioners. ,-utt.In
WTho oiIlaIal drawing will be puSl. =: y.
the st. Louis papers, and copy seh' "Pu'D1
ers Of tickets. ,lu
wWe will draw a similar sthsIs HS NJ
day Of cyry month during the year bI v,rr
~ Remit Ut our rick by PosToIrict vi ;. 4,
ORDERg. REGISTERED LETTEB, DRAE ="
PRESS, Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER YIN
avn m rh C,Ew 81. Lo1'I "
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soNa LrFE.-For sale by Jno. W. Heis-
kell.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County Circuit Court. August Rules Is12.
Thomas Hughes

Il: W: Philips, Administrator OF the estate of
Daniel Dunbar, deceased, and others. In
Chancery.
The object OF this suit is to compel a settle
ment OF the estate OF the said Daniel Dunbar.
deceased; and TO settle tho priorities orthe cred.
itors OF The same, and to ascertain tho dIstrIbu.
OF the sale OF the real estate OF the said Dunbar
And u appealing from an affidavit fled in this
cause that The defendants, Julia A. Taylor, MARY
= Thomas, Clara n Gilbert, Samuel N. Dunbar.
Jnnius B. Dunbar, George P. Dunbar, Lille 5
dunbar, David Ingram and Fanny Ingram are
NOT resiaents OF this State It ordered that they
do appear here within one month nltIr Inc dale
OF the first publication hereof and do what is
necessary TO protect their interests herein.
Icste, SAMUEL B, McCOLLOCH, Clerk.
PICK u COCHRAN, Attorneys for Complainant
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MUSIC LEsSoNs4) g'2YW 0

M S-AN " V
PROF. ". @. KRYTRR would respectfully
announce TO his former pupils and tie pub lc
generally, his return to the city and his fesump-
ton Of lessons upon the Piano, Organ and VIC.
Pianos and Organs. Messages len az Sheih'S
Music Store for lessons or tuning, viii meet with
prompt response. AMOS
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DASSENGER TRAINS WILL BE
Il run BY the following schedule on and after
June10 1S12-Wheeling time: : . -
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
E4sT7LEAVEs wEsT-LEAvEs
Wheeling dAhyc- Wheeling daily .-
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
cumberland. BIS p. IN. Columbus. :. .525 p. NJ.
Baltimore. .9:15 p. m. Sandusky -. 1880 D IN,
washington Cincinnati. JOBS y. IN.
y C,,.; b. SSO p. m. Chicago, :. $3.50 u. m,
H anA&Se elP SV0 m Louis. ....EeO p m.
FAST LINE.
.,,,, EAsT-LEAAyEs wEsT-LRAYEs
'wneellng daily wheeling daily
Az. .E!...o:4Op p. m. Att. sos q. m.
ARRlyss At IL. ARRIVES AT
Sumbefiand .2:O0 0. m. Columbus. :. .2:l0 D. M
BSilmOre. BIB a. M. sandusky.. $50 y. m
Philadelphia .l:20 p. m Cincinnati. .iO:iS D. m.
new new forK. .4:4O p. M. Chicago. $3.50 u. m
D. ,lcO5 a. m SsuHdays cI itVU :; H.
5TTT NAIL TRAIN. ".
EAsT-LIAvEs wEsr-LEAyEs
wheeling daily 'Wheellng daily
at........ .ll:50 p. M at, .1i:5S D. m.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES Ar
Cumberland 1870 a m Columbus. ,9.l5 A. m
6sltlmore.. .'G4o p m sandueky... $50 p. M
"n2saington' oar Cincinnati. .2:45 p. m.
nil 100 r. AA' ISulSaRVs''' .lSslo p. IN.
tnlitGelPhla ll:SO p. IN st Louis. -. 900 q. m.
Sundays excepted. ~ - 9TTTTF - -
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION .r;-
| iEAsF-LEAvRs wEsT-LRAyrS .r
switching daily sWheellne d9ilv
At.....,.. 1855 q. m. ct .b:45 n m
ARRIVES AT ARRIyHs AT
Cumberland $50 n. m lColumbng. .i2.5O n m
'sundays excepted. Cincinnati. ..b:45 q, m,
,glFu. uaa la..s ISt Louis. -. ,6:95 p. m
'sundAyS excepted.
WHEELING, P1TTs'G d BAIT DIVISION.
Leaves Wheeling At T;l5 q, M, and 4:4l n m
Sundays excepted. ~. ..
Z East bound TrainB make connections a,
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston; At Relay House, via Wash.
lngton City, for all points South.
West bound trains make direct connection Al
Columbus for all points West and Northwest,
Tickets 10 I'LL principal points can bu procured
at the Office. ~ JOHN L, WILSON.
&Rster OF Transportation, Baltimore
H., r-,. 70 r R. 7. DKVRIRS,
lelL General Agent. Wheeling.
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Transportation.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
EkMMMsE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BE
i run by the following schedule on and Alter
June1O, 1S12-Wheeling time: -
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cCoMMoDATIoN.
wEsT-IEAyEs

" '''''....o:9o p m.
ARRIVES AT
Columbus. 1880 q. m,
Cincinnati. ..6:45 q. m.
Ist Louis. 6:25 p. m
sSundAYR GXcaniod
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-02
THE PRESS
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, 1872
CITY AND VICINITY.
Religious Notices.

SPIRITUAL FRATERNITY, ARMY AND NAVY UNION
HALL.@Childrens Progressive Lyceum meets at lO:Sl
The Children's Progressive Lyceum will give one
OF their popular concerts Sunday morning at 1880:
Readings, Recitations, Singing, sc. All interested
are invited. Seats Free.
NEwBURY ST. CHURcH.-Prayer Meeting at 104
Lords Supper at 3; s. S. Concert u. All are invited
PREBLE CHAPEL corner Preble and Cumberland
streets. Sunday School at 2; Preaching at 8. The
Rite of the Lords Supper will be observed at the close
of the p. m. service.
INDIA ST., UNIvERsALIsT misunderstanding
by the Pastor, Rev G.. w. Bicknel at 1880 q. m.
Sunday School Concert in the Church at p. IN.
ALLEN MISSION CHAPEL, Locust Street-Sabbath
School Prayer Meeting at 2.15. Sabbath School
ats.
Regular Prayer Meeting every Friday evening at
7.l5. All cordially invited. Seats Free
v-Mrs. Shepard, of Madison, Illinois, will Lect-
ure at City Hail. Sunday evening" at u, the Evils
OF incompetence.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH.-Rev. Mr.. Hayden
viii preach in the Temple on New High street,
Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock. On the words
HE that taketh not his and fooweth after me,
Is not worthy Of me- hath. <, 50.
Evening Lecture in the Vestry at Z, same sub
ject continued, followed by Praise meeting at 8.
MoUNTFoRT STREET A. M. <. CHURcH.-Preach-
ing at 1890 A. M, at and 80 p. M. Sunday School
at4P.M.
ner Congress and Casco streets.-Reading Room open
every day and evening. Prayer Meetings every Sat
oeosk xM n MUnseys SAIL Il WIFI
Hon. Neal Dow speaks tomorrow evening at u
o'clock.
PINE ST. M. E. CHURoH.-D. H. Hannaburgh pas
forthcoming Prayer Meeting at o'clock preach
ing at 1896 Sunday School at u NJ. Prayer Meet
Ing at P. NJ. Communion service on the first Sab
bath OF each month, in the forenoon
WILLIsToN CHAPEL corner of May and Danforth
streets.-Sabbath School at 1890 p. NJ. Preaching
by Rev. Mr.. Leavitt, at and Social meeting P.
All are cordially invited. Seats free.
CAsco ST.. FREE BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. A. A..
Smith, pastor. Preaching at 1870 A. M Sabbath
School at IL. Preaching at P. M. Prayer Meeting
at 7, evening. as...I te
THE REFORM SCHOOL s. S. will be held Sunday p.
M. Coach leaves State Street at o'clock. Every
teacher is requested to be present to provide sub
stitute. .-li'f f&f
ST. LUKE's CATHEDRAL.-Sunday services at 1890
A. N. and P. M. Daily services at 9 A. M, and
and P. NJ. Seats free to all.
BETHEL CHURCH, 81 Fore Street-Services Sab
bath A. M, at 1890 o'clock; P. NJ, at and TOO
O'Clock. Communion service the first Sunday r. M
Of each month. Also meetings Monday and
Thursday evenings at 7.30 o'clock All from the sea
and land are cordially invited. -1E
ST. PAUL's CHURCH, corner OF Congress and Lo-
Gust street.-Services Sunday at 1890 o'clock AM,
and p. NJ. This is free church, with free seats,
and all are welcome.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Congress ST., corner Of
Wilmot, Rev. VIM. H. Smaller, Pastor.-The morning
worship will be resumed at the usual hour. Sabbath
School at Las; preaching at 1Oi and B. Concert of
PRAYER for Missions at T.
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DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIoNs-The ward tick.
cts put in nomination by the Democrats last
night are: T f1I SO
WARD 1-A!dermaa-Charles Merrill; Couo-
c,tiaef-Ja mes Cunningham, Sumner ID. Bar
bour, Charles Stanwood; Wdrden-Joseph
Smith; Clerk-Samuel Osborne COnStdbleS-
hiehard Griffin, John Canon -
WARD 2-Aldernaar,-W H. Simonton
C0uncahnen--Wm. NcAleney, John w. SWEET,
Henry p. Merrill; Wdrden-Patrick HI. Cole
man; Cterk-Charles E. Chase; ConStables-
John II. MeCue, Lafayette Wyman.
WARD 3-Alderman-William G. Davis;
Councilaen-Thomas Means, John w. Russell,
George c. Fobes; Wdrden-Frederic Forsaith
Clerk-Chas. L. McAllister; COnstdbles-George
X. Kimball, Patrick Clary. SD
WARD 4-AIderman- Charles Mccarthy, Jr
don,. john Yeaton; War1en-S. F. Merrill;
II. Hall, Stephen D. Hall.
WARD 5-Alderman-Charles H. Haskell
COuncitne,a-Wm. III. Green, George A. Har-
mon, John S. Russell; Warden-Gharles b.
Belknap; CleTk-Wm. Hennesy; C0nStdbles-
Geo. w. III. Thaxter, L. d. Miller.
WARD Gin Ward committee of five was
appointed to select candidates in accordance
with their best judgment.
WARD -Alderma,a-Chas A. Gibson; COun-
ctl'nen-Edmund Phinney, Charles b. Nash;
Francis Tibbetts; Wdrdea-Ira Whitman; Clerk
Miles I. Libby; onstables-Alexander Bell,
John O'NeiI -. =