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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
X VARIETY OF Building Lots In the vi
kAcinity Of the City Hall Also in all other parts Of
the city, on terms accommodating. Inquire at Mrs.
Adams's Boarding House, opposite to Browns Hotel
To be seen from to A. M., or to r. NJ also, an
address through the Post Office viii receive at
tention. f3
mar s stawsm DAVID MYERLE
Nov Is YOUR CHANCE, AT THE
In Store corner Of Seventh and II streets, No. 409
just received from Messrs. ODER 4 Co., If Balti.
more, very superior and fresh stock of Drugs; also
some very rare and fine Chemicals not 10 De found
at any other store than the Of Seventh and
streets, No 4os.
every article that is connected with the business.
Benefits Cod Liver Oil, now highly recommended
by the physicians Of our city. Also, all Roses Med.
cines being the only agent in this part Of the city,
Al. 4 John Bulls Sarsaparilh.
Ayers Pectoral and Pills
Lovet's Wahpene 3 kt&
Van Dusens Wahpene.
And all Patent Medicines In use.
A very superior lot Of Medicinal Brandies and
Wines.
l am now prepared to furnish ladies' with some
yef Bour.y son q satmsrs 1oy
iocky-club musk, patuo, sweet brier, mile feur,
and many others.
Swans Atmospheric Soda, IS tickets for one
dollar. va,tf M f.ga ~ 6fgsH
P.S. II you want to drink very superior quality
of Water, cal at tie store 409 and try il The
hayors strawberry, nectarine lemon sarsaparlla
ginger, pepper, orange, orgeat vanilla, sherbert
rough and ready syrup, and several others. After
drinking those fine syrups, call for some Of those
fine cigars, just imported by Messrs. Prick Ball.
Of Baltimore, from three TO six cents piece.
For sale one OF Bruce's improved patent complete
for $3.50, draw-ppe included, warranted perfect If
not sold soon, shall supply the lovers Of his soda
also. 4e u #-
Soda Water manufactured at the fountain at ~ IL
cents per gallon or delivered for Is cents
Call and examine for yourselves. ags
w. 7. EVANS,
apls-d No. 400, corner 7th and II streets.
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ALBANY, May 1.-The celebrated Sans Souci
Hotel, at Ballston Spa, closed its liquor bar yes
tcrday. s..s.... -.
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nv III Il AMERICAN RIFLEMEN, ore
il hereby notified TO meet tomorrow Thurs
day. night at ~ O'clock Mt their Arnory, corner Of
Louisiana avenue and Seventh street. $3.50
The members are earnestly requested 70 be pune
tual In their attendance. ..-f &
BY order: =, -, i
WILLIAM II. CHAMPION,
mar 2l--wly NkH Recording Secretary.
NOR RENT--A Small Gardcn-Farm,
II containing sixty acres OF land, with sdnall Dwell
ing House and Stable within good fencsa, situated
about three miles east Of the Capitol. TO permn-
neDt tenant the rent will be low. - i
Apply 70 ID. A. wATTERS0N. Second street, East
Capitol Hill feb 2o-WASh
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SILVER spoons, Silver Tea-scts, Fine
- Gold Watches, Rich Gold Jewelry. Also,
large assortment Of Spcctacles Of every quality and
variety Of other goods, which will sell At tbs
Wholesale price, by the single article Do not fail -
call before making your selections, mt tptf
4M No. Ais, Penney I've ,ia avenue, tff
.t.E. g,s Between 4 Ia and 9Th streets,
Sign Of the Large Spresd Eagle,
ii. o. HOOD.
N. B. ChrononIetcrs, Duplex, and other Fire
Watches, carefully IMPAIRED and warranted 10 give
satisfaction, by an experienced workman. Also, new
work made TO order, and Jewelry repaired at short
notice, 81 n. o. HOOD.
mar 9o--a (ssnt and Globs)
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NEW AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF

NEW AND DESIRABLE STOCK or
IN Dry Goods, 10 which we are daily adding
pieces very superior rich Black Silk, from rs
cts. up--very cheap. .faeA II 'fT 8NElfisf
so pieces rich Berege de LANES. 1921
White pink, blue, green, and mode oclored, plain
French Mousselaines, s--M.
White pink, green, blue, brown, tan, and MI de
colorcd plain .Bereges. from - cents mp.
French Lawn and printed Jackonets. 49,
White, green, and blue Shalley,
Together with endless variety Of good and cheap
goods sn g5t WIN. r. RILEY M
Corner sth street, and opposite
ap 14-lm Centre Market
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, DC.

n MUO1CAL INbIHUMENTS, DC
NHE undersigned respectfully call the
- attention Of the public to the superior toned
Rosewood Parlor Organ from the celebrated factory
Of Henry Erben, of New York, winch IL placed In
the Picture Gallery Of the Smithsonian Institute by
the consent Of Prof Henry Secretary Of said Inst-
tutc and which was ON exhibition at the late Fair Of
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute t
We have also on hand one Of those beautiful KOli-
ian Pianofortes from the factory Of II Gilbert Co..
Boston, and splendid Papier Mache Case Parior
Mclodeon, made by T. G. Gardner Co., Connecticut
The last named instruments can be seen At the Music
Depot of Mcssrs. Hilbus Hitz, Pa avenue.
For terms, &C., apply 10 the undersigned, at his
residence. I
and in Vocal Music. j, e. SCHEEL d co.
ap 30-cof No. 482 18th street west.
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TsLOCKs, WATCHES, and JEwELRY.
~ Opened this day, forty different styles Of Clocks
Good Clocks, 81 rs. Fine Gold Watches, s22, war
rantcd. Jewelry cheaper than ever. Call and soc
for yourselves, at m J. R0BINS0N'S,
may dim 34q opposite Browns Hotel.
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Baltinsore Markets.

BALrIxoRE, May 2.---Flour is duh no sales to
report Howard street is held at $40 rs Wheat
is dull sales Of red at ~ 40 ~ so white s2 so
a u o.. Cornis dull and lower; sales Of white at
90 q 96c.; yellow 100 l0Ic sE#S E q
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1--WE CELERRATED AND PoPULAR

VI Wiz VEL EnNAIE Ell AND TOTULAh
u DRAMATIC DIORAMA Of the Battle Of Bun
kcr Hill and Destruction OF Charlestown, (not .
painting,) will be open for exhibition st
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
on Tuesday evening; May lst and continue every
evening during the week. Also, on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons. 49, 4.
Doors open afternoon at two, to commence at three
o'clock. -
Admission 25 cents Children accompanied by
their parents halfprice.
anril o4--1w#
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MRS. Low, M
Manufacturer Of LadieS Dress Trimmings,
Fancy Buttons, Regaliss, Military Trimmings, Ban
ners, Flags &C.,
Pennsyivania avenue, south side, 6efpeen oh and
l0h streets. No 297.
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DRICE Reduced, Dwelling House, No.
- 1888 q street. containing twelve good sized
rooms, two good dry cellars, with 4 handsome yard
and hour garden in the rear. The main building is
lighted with gas, and all the fixtures are ready for
uss. There Is constant supply Of water on both
noors Of the back building; also, bathing fixtures
In perfect iepar. Wl92' s'' N
will rentit bargain 70 responsible person.
Also, several elegant furnished rooms TO single
gentlemen. Appiyto G. 7. GARDNER,
ap T-2awu sk geo q street
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FOR RENT,

a FINE Brick Honsc, containing ten
"A rooms with cellar three stories, cellar and attic
high with good pump Of water In the yard situated
ON the corner Of Massachusetts, avenue and 10th street
in the most pleasant part Of the city. 800
Inquire Of George r. Langley, on l. street, between
9th and 10th streets, No. 500. Possession given on
the 9th of May. may l--1w
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AENTLE ID EMS SUMMER UNDER
~ Shirts and Drawers Of gauze merino, do cotton
linen, and cotton Drawers Of all sizes-a full assor
ment now on hand vt Nsa, LANES 8
als Gentlcmens Furnishing Store,
aP 20--2weo No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue
WyHERMOMETERs. = A large assort-
- mcntju received and for snle by 1fea
w. c. ZANTZINGER,
Stationers' Hall,
aP 27-eo2w adjoining Kirkwood House.
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P1A&R In eonaexion nth he Orange and
t-G Alexandria Railroad.
This commodious steamer win leave her alp, foot
OF seventh street daily at O'Clock A. M arriving in
Alexandra in for the trains Of the Orange and
Alexandria and Manassas Gap railroads for Gordons-
vile, Charlottesville and Staunton, on the Manassas
road for Winchester and Strasburg u
breakfast ON board the boat ~ -
This boat is the only regular line between Wash
ington and Alexandria.
8'.gvf t.t JOHN VAN RISwICK,
RICHARD WALLACE,
- t48a Projectors.
an BO--H .sf.4~se "a
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ANNIVERSARY CONCERT
or tho Union Choir Association.

ANNAvGASAAI CONCGhh st# s# *
or tho Union Choir association.
TIME Union Choir Association respcct-
u fully announce their first Anniversary Concert,
TO be given IN the Smithsonian Institution, on
Monday Ereaing, Nay 7th,
When they viii present the Cantata Of
s THE PILGRIM FATHERS,
With Orchestral Accompaniment, including grand
action piano forte.
The Concert will be under the direction Of +. A.
TucKER, Conductor Of the Association. y EYE X
Tickets so cents to be had at the stores of Taylor
q Maury, Hilbus d Hitz, and other principal book
and music stores in the city, also from leaders Of the
No tickets will be sold or money received at the
door, The number Of tickets is limited and each will
be accompanied by pamphlet programme, contain
ing the words Of the Cantata.
Prof SoHKEL will preside at the Piano Forte.
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lHtadetp~t~ AZ n"teiPdt hfecft0A-
PMLApELrHIA, May 2.-0ur election YESTERDAY
for Treasurel Commissioner Select Council, Com
mon Council, Board Of Health, Guardians Of tho
Poor, Surveyor, Aldermen, Constsbles,. Sc, re
suited in the choice Of l4o majority for the reform
candidates for Treasurer and Commissioners The,
we're supported by the Wings and Democrats h
opposition to the Know-N othingr. The Selec
Council win stand: Democrats, 10 Know-Noth
ings; Common Council, 80 Democrats and 50
Know Nothings. NV
SECOND DESPATCH. 80
The returns are conflicting. The WING papers
state that Morton (American) was elected Treas
urer; but the official returns win soon settle the
matter, and the first despatch win probably PROVE
correct. aaag afst1
The Wing papers also say that the complexion
of the Councils will DO thus Select Council Il .
Americans and Wings three straight out wings
and nine Democrats !; Common Councii--So Demo
Gratis, two Wings. and SO Americans. "a
taeBA [rHIRD DEsPArcH. s.
PHiLADELPHIA, May 2.-The returns show fall
ing of Of 10000 votes. Morton, the Know-No-
thing candidate for Treasurer, Ia probably elected
by 200 majority. As yet, nothing can DO posi-
lively known, but the official returns tomorrow
can alone settle the matter "a. ,tst
National Medical Convention.
pxYt.n a n N -
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STRAW HATS.
WE have now opened our Spring supply
wv ofStraw Goods and are prepared 10 show a
fun assortment All our goods being bcughtfor cash,
We are prepared 20 sell at the lowest prices.
- STEVENS'S
ap 30-3tf Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
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National Medical Coavention.

PHIADEIrHA, May Abr. George B. Mood, jr.,
Of this city, has been elected president. The com
mittee have recommended Nashville as the place Of
meeting next year, but the committee was not
unanimous. The delegates were welcomed TO the
city BY Mayor Conrad this noon, in Independence
Hail.
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the railroad track between here and Baltimore cam
not be too caresil in combining their cattle 30 as to
keep them or the track. Yesterday evening
COW was caught by The engine and tossed some
feet from the track. Judging from the hair left
on the catcher and the rapidity with which the
train was going, VIC would suppose II was killed
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blooms FOR RENT, IN A PLEASANT
- and healthy location Gentlemen can be ae-
comodaied with .ncatly furnished Rooms, with or
without board. Apply at No 800 @ street. between
AZ and 9Th streets. mp 80--1w
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BY c. w. BOTELER, Aucti0peer.
EXTENsIVE SALE OF CITY PRO-
- perty AT Auction.0n Friday, May llib.
commencing at ~ o'clock, NJ, shall sell at my store
square 1919, Lots Nos. l, q, 3, rs, Ia, H. lg. II
and IS 6'sf1 ri $500
so4. Lot No. 5, containing s,ss5 square feet
az, Nos rs and 10, each containing
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PoLIcE CouRr--Before Morseii and Birch
Tuesday morning William Plowler David Andcr-
son, William Rice, William Y. Dyer, and William
Truma, were provided with lodging.
small darkey, belonging TO Mrs. jefferson, on
Missouri avenue, was found by the watch last night
in secret place, where he had slowed himself
away for The purpose Of seeing the soldiers to-day,
without let or hindersnce from bis mistress He
was sent home.
Wednesday Morning. George Swan, Henry
Strawmout, and John Scott we're dodgers.
and was fined WNh
John Patterson, drunk and disorderly, was also
fined.
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MAT BALL.-The whole multitude OF aiads and
lsssies who have heard or seen Prof Munder,
Of Terpsichorcan note, are all awaiting with the
highest anticipations for Tomorrow night as the
Nay Ball under his direction win then be given
at the National Theatre, which has been splendid
ly prepared for the purpose. Prof Numbers tai
cnt and high position teacher of-the graceful
art, are well known, and il is only fair TO suppose
that this occasion WILDE one Of the most brilliant
affairs ever held in this city. The Three Graces
win be largely represented, and all the wit, viva
city, beauty, fashion, and grace, which will be
gathered there, inspire ms with high hopes and an.
ticpations OF most brilliant and beautiful enter.
tainu1cnt. H e
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IyOARDERs wANTED.A-I have recent
II " arrived here from New York and have taken
the house. 500 G street. between Sd and ~, which
has been thoroughly cleaned aud renovated and am
now prepared 10 receive boarders. t
A few nice, airy rooms still unoccupicd, suitable
for single gentlemen or man and wife -
ap s6-3ts n. KING, sss G street =
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ASoTrKR FIanr.---A fight took place last night,
between person named kurtz and w. A. Tacker,
near the canal One person named Kurtz was ar
rested and discharged, as Il appeared the attack
was made by another man of that name.
We learn the affair grew out Of an old grudge
existing between the parties.
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And BY all dealers In Alexandria, Virginia
mar T-eoif SIN
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PREsro CHASGE.--The celebrated troupe Of
Turkish Msgicians are shortly to favor the citizens
Of Washington with their presence. They are at
present playing in Alexandra. sis flif
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