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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

BALTIMORE, April Io-virginis skies, old, 50; DO
CONSOLIDATE 50z do. peelsrs, IS; West Virginia
ls4; North Csroiins skies, old, rs; do new 10; d.
BALrIx.RE, April 10 Cotton n'm-low mid
dill e, l5As Flour frmer, but not quotabiy higher
Wtes' hIu1white Choice g; tsir to prime DO,
rec, 6S@l75; common 10 fair do. I.7sGl rs; Ohio
ard Indiana do .6SGl IS; Western spring, I &5m
80 Corn hrm-white southern, s5G6S6; yellow
southsrn, so@si; mixed western new. 50; old, So.
Oats htr-southern, 81 @66; western, Is BYE tirm-
.r, S@s6. Hay frmer, ls(G2s. Provisions firm,
with an adv sLoing tendency. Pork unchanged
E1ik "a at. firm, no round lots cfrerins
ga clear rib sides, eA Bacon firm, active jobhins
der andwshO1ders, @,7l; clesr rib sides 81. 9le
lea. Western butter in g cd demand, prizes un-
Sugsr unchanged.
NEw YORK, April l0.-Stocks active sri We L.
Money & Gold 1Sss; Exchange, long, $50; shor ,
4-sSts. Governments stropg and active.
NEW YORK, April 10 Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat quiet and firm. Core quiet and steay.
LONDON, April 10, II 50 D. u.-COBsols TO money,
2l4 l9z for account, e21s @19lss. Bonds of 1851
lhS4. EIie Sass preferred, So.
LONDON, April 10 ,: m.-The weather through
ont England to day is fair. Erie, 327z as
LONDON, april 10, 8 p. nth rate 81 di scount in
oren mark ct for three months bills IL ga psr cent
which ts y below the Bank # England rat Erie,
52t @524 Psrfs dispatches quote rentes at SO
francs, 12h confines,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
street Today.

NEW YORK, April 10.-The Posts financial
article says:-Gold opened at 1l3X, and has
since sold at 1fSxsx. On gold loans the rates
have been 2 to 4 for carrying. Foreign ex-
change IL firm. prime bankers holding their
bills at 4S5X and 4ss4. The stock market
continues dun and heavy. Money is 4aiX for
call loans, and 10 for best class mercantile
paper. most of the sales being at 5ks6k. Gov
errTent bonds are strong and higher than yes
teruay. There were no sales Of southern state
bonds at the board.
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DRY GOODS.

NOTHING 50 CHEAP AS DRY
GOODS.
Best PRINTS, 10 cents.
Good PRIH cents
Ambrose Ggin COTTON, l3SS cents.
Wsmsutts COTTON, Is cents.
PAPER oAMBRIC, 10 cents.
Job 70 BLACK ALPACAs 50. g, snd IS cents,
the cheapest 10 the market.
BLACK SILK, 81, worth 81 So
WHITE SPREADS, % s., worth IS S.
An other goods down in proportion.
LUTrRELL wINE,
sTsa' 1880 PernA avenue, or. sOth e.
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LOCAL NEWS,
n musements, 90. ro.uf~hs

National TReater.-Suakoseh italian Opera
company in aida"
H,rgs Opera Hcsse-Charlotte Cushman as
"Meg MerTilies" in Guy Mannering.
rl>sser ceziq~-"Clsude Duval" and other
attractions.
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Condensed LocaIs

instant. ~
The great plank shad excursion takes place
The rush continues at II. r. w. Carriers
cheap dry goods store. See his new ad. to-day.
10 nieht the ID. ID. volunteers associations
h@ye Their banquet ct the Masonic Temple;
and tne time " will be, quite evidently.
Inc Corcoran Zouave ball, which " A. 70 have
taEen place last evening, was postponed on
aTS1Oun, OF tne lnciemeney Of the weather until
Judge Humphreys yesterday vacated the
order adludicating Joseph L. Savage a bank
I,akt; ana liked the case for hearing on the
Adriaans, the Lonteru man, hiss sued Worm
ley, the hotel keeper, for wages alleged to be
counsel.
AS will be seen by the advertisement. column,
Mrs Ann Eliza Young. the 10Th wife OF Brig
ham, the Mormon chief. is &c lecture at Lincoln
Hall on Tuesday evening, April IL h.
WOrkmen are now employed excavating for a
sewer fer the new city hall and market south o.
Pennsy lv2Dia avenue, between 9Th and e.h
streets, the foundation of which is to be lad
early this spring.
A meeting of the keepers of hotels. ordinaries
and other large consumers of ice is to be held
O-night to consider the proposition of making
arrangements 20 purchase their ice direct from
the eastern packers the coming SEASON.
Archbishop Bayley will leave Baltimore this
afternoon, and expects TO be absenttwel-e days
During this time he will administer confrma-
ION IN eight churches of Carroll, Frederick,
DOHAIu, ana Anne arundel counties, Md, and
alsO at three in Prince Georges county and the
District OF Columbia
The Central Committee OF Trades Unions
have prepared a memorial TO Congress earnestly
praying that that body will continue the Law
making eight hours labor a legal days work
for all in United States employ. The memorial
will be sent to the different labor organizations
throughout the country for signatures.
At meeting of the directors of the Washing
ton Market Company held last evening, John
A: Bayly was elected market master, vice
ard a
formerly messenger IN Jaw Cookies bank, and
member OF the Board OF Fire Commissioners
and more recently postal clerk between this
city and New York.
DIR. Lord will deliver his famous lecture on
Mad DeMaintenOr-al lecture which has drawn
crowded houses in New York and PHILADELPHIA
in Lincoln Hall, on Saturday night. President
Grant has signified his purpose to be present
and the fame OF the lecturer will undoubtedly
draw the slits of the city. A morning paper by
mistake speaks OF the lecture as TO come off to
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

- The Hyeeia Hotel, at Fortress Monroe.
WHICH, witn me nxtures and furniture, originals
ly cost over sixty thousand dollars was soid az
auction Thursday for twenty-seyen thons,nd
dollars, 10 John II. West, of Petersburg, Va.
~John. p. Roe, q Methodist minister. of
wauwatose, Wis.,, called q respectable store
where liquors are sold for family use, q dan Oh
thieves and slanderers. The grocer has begun
an action for SANDER.
@A young Frenchman recently shot him
self IN q Montreal hotel, and while in fear OF
death confessed that he had gambted away a
large amount OF money, and that the solicitor
general Of Canada was one Of the winners.
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and made to order by Hempler near y street.
WILCOX q GTBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
IDtelligencer building. IO.2s
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THE BOARD OF METROPOLITAN POLICE
yesterday appointed q. H. Marshall an addi-
i'onal private to do duty at the Columbia build
SIX months Thomas j. Clark was ap-
IoiI ted private on the force The Application
Gf christopher GoverDator for approval of
Equor license Was rejected
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ScienifHc and safe treatment.
rAprY pvrnv~Cv

THos. j. Bishop, of South BROOKLYN, " "
writes that his wife had suffered since a child
with Catsrrh until 10 had resulted in what emf
nent physicians pronounced Consumption; that
she has used DR.. Ssge's Catsrrh Remedy with
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
they have worked wonders with her case. eos
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PoND's EXTRACT Is for sale at wholesale b
Chas. Stott & Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue
and by druggists eyerywhels. t,wt,tf.
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To GET RID of the Chius Immediately, take
Dooleys Ague Powders. They cure perms-
nently. 40
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Grand Display.
Spring Opening.
CARPETS CARPETS y CARPETS u
ATBARGAINs EXTRAORDINARILY
OVER zoo PIECES JUST RECEIVED.
We shall oren for inspection MONDAY, March
sd, the lsTgess and nosf choice assortment ~
CARP ETS
ever exhibited in the District
The patterns have been selectAd with gr..,...
carr and are all 81 the very latest dasfCns
1he prices et which we otter Cars PETS this sea.
s0 ~ vii, give sl an opportunity 70 purchase.
k kssSstsi1sh TAPRs1 BRUSSELS.
LOWELL .nd hartford TRs9REr.pLys
hnSLisB TAPEeThl lHGRAINs.
iMIThTJe,N rR2ssxls ard WOOL lhGRAINs
HIMP AND RAG CARPETS.
tTAIR AND hall Do.
EXCELLENT WHITE MATING AT rs CTS,
Be sure and see our nne assortment before purs
chssirg elsewhere.
Remember THE ARCADE.
wOOLFORD Il sHILBERG,
427 sEvENTa STREET,
mar2l tn bstween d aud L southwest.
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THE TRADES.

Gibson BROrHKRS,
VI Book and Job Printers,
IOl2 Pennsylvania Av enue, south side
novDly Fine Work Q Specially.
A VIKINGS AND IRON AWNING FLAMES
"A FOR STORES,
Manufactured by
~ NJ. q. COPELAND,
$50 Lonisians evepue, oDs door east of 18th street
AWNINGS for Stores, Public Billings, III sJels
Private Residences.
IRON FRAMES for Stores, at factory prices
FLAGS, OAMPMEETING TENTS for sale OF
rent.
Agent for the Improved Mildew Proof Avuins
Goods. maEs.tr
FOB PUBLIC BUILDINGS, HOTELS AN,
PRIVATE RESIDENOTS
TKHTS FOB SALE Oh RENT,
Decorations furnished for Balls and Parties
BIZ J. 9. HOGAN, Manufacture,
7l3 MARKET SPACE,
Between Tth aud 6th streess
pS zoe AFsSi for the only genuine AILpAw
fhOoS AWNif9 MAIHRtAL. snsi-n
pLUMBIsG, GAs-FITTING AND sEWE8.
Il AGE promptly attended to, en- reasonable terms
BY JAMES +. BRIEN, Practical Plumber, No
boy Louisiana avenue, near 9Th street, north size
Resld s22 Sth street northeast. Speciality TIN
LINED PIPE always on hand. mal-tr
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS

On TIL RspAT, April sth, ct 10 O'Clock. win
sell, at NO. lI< u ttZ- street. Ss@rse.a~a, che
Personal Fleets 81 the late Mrs A X. Araolo. viz.
Bedstead, siher Bed.
stiress, Quilts, 2 Blankets.
Wardrobe.
By order Of JANIS CROSSE. Admiai. rA,or.
narls ia~sw THOMAS DOwLIN3, Anot
- THE ABOVE sALE Il POSTPONED. ON
account o. the rain, until TO M0RRO tsAtutdayl
1t THOMAS BOWLING. Act.
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Two MORE CASES OF WOMEN BURNED BY
kINDLING FIRES WITH COAL OIL--NesteTdt
afternoon girl named Frsnces Thornton, u
years old, living Ct No 212s street north west,
While kindliDg ere with coal oil set the can
on the stove when il exploded, and she was
dreSdf1lly buried DIR. SOthern rendered med
ical aid.
yesterday morning a colored servant Of Mr..
4. braoburn. on 10th street, between ID and f
southSest, While building a FIRE attempted 70
nas1en II BY pouring coal oil on the wood In
II< sne Nss successful, but the can also ex-
ploded, and she Was badly burpad about ths
race, arms. and breast DIR. II. z Leach was
called and dressed the wounds which are se-
we're bat not dangerous.
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RY THOMAS Dow Wing, AuetIOBeer.
TB ssInal SAL SAB OF REAL ESTATE oS

BRibGE sfsIkr. GEosGErows. o. o.
- By virtue Of : aseres q the supreme CJP-t u
eao.t No. ssas 8, wherein MsrssIst aoa &
Is complainant ard virsiu'a D-aver Il - are a.
iendsnts, The updersigntd, as Trustee, 1il expose
on THURSDAY, the 9Th day q April, A n lSl, 1t
t H, 10 ar o. O'clock p m, part Of Lot n To- 10
ping for the sane at the eOd e the hr.t lice Il ),
iest q sr1und IN the north side ~ Briege street.,
Der 9Th, ISIS, ssd running by aud With tn no-th
line Of Bridge street. esSterly 20 the corner TO-,
rmerly b,lonsins to Captain L. Nscs al, 90 sai8
Bridge street, beirg - feet more then uortharIy
PARALLEL with out gomery street s. feet: then W
ery parallel TO Bridge street D fsel or m RE- mi. Il
lot leased to Batler; thence southeriv parallel a.
Montgomery street 95 feet 20 idge street AMI place
Terms q sale, prescribed by the oeor-e: One.
third oashi balance in two equsl ments, a six
with liberty 10 the purchaser 20 pa@ All cash srT
Title reserved uu-i last pNYmeut il qAfa $50 10
b. pald down At The time Of safe AL c nyeyaa-Inz
a. cost OF purchaser. Tn Trustee rese-y-s the
right, II terms of safe not comsl .. With A i've
days after day q sal % rs, said pro.ert, on hve
the District e Coiumbi., at the cas, aat risE ~
the defaulfing puTchaSer
wN. d. C4ssIN Trus;ee,
msr26 eoSds THoS. BOWLING, Auct.
- THE ABOVE SALE IA Postponed. ON
WV n. C.SsIS. Trustee.
spl9 TH0S BOWLING, auct.
CEORGETOWN SAVINGS BANK.D.C.,
Bank hours, . a. m t. p m, ami On sau-isy.
90 receive d posts until N. I1tsr-st psii oa
leu sStlons maze Oh all accessible Points. pi-coun;
Ii. PoLKINHoRN, Pest: J. pICKscN, Cashier.
r. Polkinhoru, Thls.D Wing, J.T.Mt-hT,
Ri ReF sGisn, Il a.i si T FS. ka d.G:
spsem
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. is
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w THAT
BEGAN wYLIK,
SELL DRY GOODS so CHEAT
Because hey purchase from the beet SOURCES. ana
o. they occupy Stores ID an
OLD-fAsHI' MID NEI6HBORHOOD,
Tneir rent 81 O.her pe1ses loU "a 4 tkoy
can sell ~ a small profit
BARGAINS IN BLACK ALPA AS
BLACK SILKS.
One price oDly marked ia plain figures
sTs-tr lOle snd 1870 Tth stree; northwest
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FIRE LAST NIsBT-Last night about ten
O'Clock. sn alarm was turned IN from the sew
enth precinct station, caused by Ore being dis
covered in a two-stOry frame house on r be-
tween lst and North Capitol streets Owned nv
Anir,v Gleason. The IRE was extiugaished
after causing a loss OF about $50.
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TEE BOARD OF APPkAL.-This besrJ which
has been IN session at the City Hall since M
9Th Of March will adjourn in a few DAYS They
lave hsd smsler NUMBER or appeals than in
They have, however, received large namb r
OF verbal requests a. 10 old assessments on
which they can take no action. In repIv TO an
inquiry by Mr.. Morgan in regard 20 the Second
National Bank building on eth street, which
was unfinished on the lst OF January last as to
whether 10 can be ssed for the mkt wear
the board has been informed "that unfaiShed
improvements on April Let, iSI4, should not be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-10

DEAR STAR:-You who twinkle for every one
give us your brightest radiance for our little en-
tertaiDment to come OFF SATURDAY. evening a
Wizards Hall. 1t is IN behalf OF ''the lfttI,
church around the corner" st. Marks, which Il
now struggling like yourself TO ilUmine "tht
dark and waste places" OF the capital w,
want II to he "a light set on a hill!" So cal
upon all, French students and charity-loyins
people generally, 10 witness how cleverly a fac
tious wife Is outvitted by her opponents in thu
little comedy offered them: "L'Esprit do Con
tradicuOn."
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WasHISeroS FIsH Market To-DAY.-Sold
py K. A. GViden & Bro. 15eoa Ne--,rys, as 20
80 pei sscrsenci COO sbsd, SIS per hundred;
100 punches rock and perch. 3 cents per bunch.
r , Sod Capt. Gedney 600 select shad AT S25
Der hundred, Tor sLad bake 1t White House, Va,
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoSs.-The Columbia
Cooperative Building Association cold last
night. at its seventy fifth monthly meeting, two
shares at 60 and one share at 50 per cent. pre-
MUM; amount to he advanced on each share
$500. premium not deducted.
At the 3Oth monthly meeting of the East
Washington Building Association. last night,
xenty- seven shares were sold, at an average
Iremium of IS.
AT the 3Oth meeting of Central No. last
n'ght, Is shares were advanced at an average
premium Of 50 per cent.
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SPRING GOODS
RECETTRD DAILY
A beautiful line Of Alpacas a. popular p-icas
Pls.d Striped aud Plain NAipsOoks NJ Low asunes
Piques In different STYLES and various prioe.
Gotten aid Hosiery cheap.
EMORY BAXTER,
merz5n 1870 PennsylE anis sTeure.
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LADIES aOODS.

A NADAAE ksTREN's. 6I- $50 .tfe-t. 10
I,anoe onr sno,mcu. stack g Huuan HAIR
btsids, arc Ouris. Very Handsome Brsiis - a ns~
sn ~ 81 sud upwards: Beautiful Curls from 50
cetts upwards. ~ -
Ladies In want viii save money ana t,r,e
TAI Ald examine. We guarantee sa.isf.r.f0r n
AL. .nT.s,,
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LOOK AT THIS, LADIKsl-I have used whee-
Ter ~ Wilson Sewing Machine for nearly seven
teen years without any repairs being needed.
IL has worked perfectly during all that time,
upon all kinds of family sewing. I believe the
wheeler s. Wilson to be without an equal
MARGARET MITCHELL,
a q lSf str II q
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-06-17
SHORT ITEMS.

A Baltimore boy swallowed peanut whole
and died.
Most of the Georgia railroads were built
by convicts.
A Virginian is under arrest for pawning
his wife's corsets for quart Of whisky.
There is tree in Florida, at Lake Har-
ris, which yields 1000 lemons annually.
In COLUMBUS, if young man cheats at
croquet, young ladies' caress the hange of
his ear with a malet.
One Mrs. Gibbons, of Cuyahoga Falls,
o., has contributed to the advancement of
the human race seven pairs of twins and
ten single infants.
A car containing live oysters and Holsters
arrived at Ogden, Utah, on Wednesday of
last week, and au attempt will be made TO
propagate them in Great Salt Lake.
A breach of promise of marriage, in
which the damages were laid at $4,000.
has been compromised with a present of
s. and new chignon. 1t was in Kentucky.
Several persons were recently made ill in
Cleveland, Ohio, by ice-cream which they
had eaten. and one Of the SO theories F" is
that that the iEilk was exposed to a dense
poisonous fog when set for the cream to
rise, aud absorbed the foul vapors of the
fog.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-06-17
News Summary.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10.


The Grand Lodge l. o. Good TEN
plars met In the First Baptist Church
at Harrisburg.
Governor Hartranft issued the death
warrants for the execution Of Johu
Moody aad Lewis Rosentine on the 18th
day of July next, for the murder OF
Abraham Benin, near Middletown, last
November. They will be executed a:
Harrisburg.
A negro at Memphis attempted TO
shoot bis wife, but missed her and
killed his daughter.
There is famine III Palestine. Four
teen hundred Jews are threatened with
starvation. The people of that nation
in England and Germany have sub
scrib.d ST., 200 for their relief.
Philadelphia had three cases Of sun
stroke.
The peach crop in the vicinity of
Morrristowp, n. J., is said to have been
ruined BY hail storm.
The charge of grand larceny against
Governor Moses, of South Carolina, has
been quasIicd. The Judge decided
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-06-17
AN ACT

To authorize and require the auditors
to publish an annual statement OF the
receipts and expenditures of road
commissioners, supervisors, over
seers of poor, and school directors OF
the severa! townships and boroughs
within this Commonwealth, and TO
designate a day TO audit, settle and
adjust township accounts.
SECTION l. Be ii enaded, &c, That
the auditors of the several townships and
boroughs within this Commonwealth
shall meet annually on the first of j une,
and ofteper if necessary, and shall audit,
settle and adjust the accounts of tue su-
peryIsors, road commissioners, school ,
borough and township treasurers as may
by law be referred TO them.
SECTION 2. That the auditors Of the
several townships and boroughs within
this Commonwealth are hereby author
lied and required to publish by posting
handbills, either printed or written, in
atleast FIVE public places within their re-
spectiye townships or boroughs, an item
lied annual statement OF the receipts and
expenditures of the borough cOuacils, road
commissioners, supervisors, oyerseers of
the poor and school directors for the year
preceding the annual settlement for their
respective districts. Said handbills TO
be posted within ten days after such set
tlement; aud further, it shall be the duty
of said auditors to file copy ef the
same with the town clerk IN their re-
speetive districts, also NTH the clerk Of
the court Of quarter sessions, which shal.
be at all times subject to inspection by
any citizen thereof. Pr0uided-That
where any two of said Offices shall be
exercised by the same persons only one
statement shall be required. .Aiso pro-
vided-That nothing in this act shall be
construed TO interfere with the present
law which requires annual statements OF
of the receipts and expenditures of the
borough councils, road commissioners,
supervisors, oyerseers of the poor and
school directors to be advertised In the
daiiy and weekly newspapers published
in the respective localities.
SECTION 3. In case of neglect or re-
fussl to combly with the provisions Of
this act the auditors SO neglecting or re-
fusirg shall each pay a penalty of twenty
dollars, to be recovered in the manner
as debts of similar amount are by law
recoverable, by suit instituted in the
name Of the school district, upon the
complaint of any tax-paying citizen OF
the same, and the proceeds thereof to
be paid into the school treasury of said
district.
SECTION f. All acts or parts of acts
inconsistent herewith are hereby repeal
ed.
II. II. MCCORMICK.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.,
B. B. STRANG,
Speaker Of the Senate.
APPROVED The twenty-fourth day of
April, Ammo DOmini, one thousand eight
hundred and seyentv-four.
J. +. BARTRANFT,
GOUeTEor.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-06-17

The Republicans of Franklin roun-
ty have nominated for Assembly Sam
u-l Carver, DR.. II. G. Chritzman and
Hasting Gehr. Col. Geo. Il. Weist
ling was nominated for Congress. and
Col. Tbeo. MoGowan for State Senator
each subject to the decision of the Dis
trict Conference.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-06-17
Fermanagh SchOOl District,
Juniata County.

Receipts and Expenditures for the year
ending June l, 1874.
Tax rate mills on the dollar OF valua-
tion fer school purposes and mills for
building purposes.
Receipts.
Balance on hand from last years l43 SO
From tate appropriations ....... 144 90
From collector, including taxes of
all kinds. 49,. 1890 90