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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29
NJ A d A NJ f M CARTE
M GRAND EUROPEAN CIRCus

MI "A u NJ u M A q A X L + 3
INl GRAND EUROPEAN CIRCUS
Combined with
NIXoNs GREAT CREMoRNE TROUPE,
FROM NEW YORK,
VIII give series OF entertAlnments
commencing
WEDNESDAY, May q, Afternoon and Evening
on the lot, corner Of New York avenue and Four
MADAME MACARTE,
in her wonderful peFsonation act entitled the
NEN1TIAN CARNIVAL,
in which, throughout the European cities, she has
been Proclsimed "Le Refine de Ctrctque" and ad-
sentative Of equestrlanism Of the age.
' sYRo-ARABIc TROUPE,
OF MALE AND FEMALE PERFORMERS,
who have created an immense sensation in Europe,
composing
Mile. Zuleika.. The Intrepid and Graceful Posee
Ali HaHsan The Giant of Strength
SeYd Hassan King Of Trapeze
SldA HaBsan,
The most astonishing Posturer Of the age
The above troupe comprises the first FEMALE
GYMNASTS that ever appeared In this country,
ordinary evolutlons, they have won an enduring
fame, and although their feats are most Astonish.
ing, nothing can equal their agility and muscular
developments that are so elegantly and gracefully
defined.
Madame MacArte's
BEAUTIFUL STUD OF TRAINED HORSES;
Including
SHETLAND PONIES,
fNhibitedln
IRELAND, ENGLAND, and SCOTLAND.
MIR. EATON STONE In his great INDIAN ACT or
his wild Prairie Steed.
JIM COOK, the celebrated Jester, from Pablo
Francis renowned English Circus
M LIE CARROLL, the brilliant Star Equestrian,
from the Cirque Imperial, Paris, Ber-
lin, st. Petersburg, etc.
SAM LATHROP, the Comic Kentucky Clown, will
cOnvulse the AudIence with side-splIttIng
jokes and modern cOmicAlltips.
HERR CLING, the famous Tight Rope Expedition
ist and PTrceptor Of BlOndin,
W. b CARROLL,
the great Double Act Rider.
JIM REYNOLDS, known as the Model Clown, will
also take his share in the entertainment,
the whole performance being the
most Versatile and Pleasing
ever offered to the
CITIZENS OF WASHING ron,
comprising
TEN GREAT STARS OF EQUESrIANISM,
MALE AND FEMALE ACROBATS,
THREE RENOWNED CLOWNS
and
TWENTY FIVE STAR PERFORMERS
The above
GRAND COMBINATION
VIII cOmmCnce in Washington on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, corner Of New York avenue and -Four
teenth street, and exhibit during the week, every
afternoon, commencing NJ O'Clock, aud every
evening ~ 4 o'clock.
Admission, AmpitheRtre. % cents
feseIVeu Schh'' :..''.'''.' oO cehl'
Children tO Reserved Seats, half price.
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DY BOTELER Il W l. SON,
u AUCTIONEEKS.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
PRIZE GOODS-Iu virtue Of two wFitB of con-
demn1tion issued from the clerks oice Of the sIl-
prcme Court Tor the District Of Columbia, holding
District, | will sell at the foot OF sixth street
wharf on the Potomac river, on SATURDAY, the
23l day OF May instant, 1868, commencing at 10
O'Clock a. m, for CAsH, the cargo Of the schooner
"a. CarsOn," consisting Of
? new Wagons
new Buggy
100 bblB Apples
Large lot Cider and Whisky
Lot OF Tea
8 bhlS CAtaup
Lot Candles
Large lot new Furniture, together with many
other Articlea Of merchandise.
Also, At the same time the cargo OF the schooner
"MAry Annh-
Lot Of large tanks containing Gunpowder
Lot Cider
TogetheF With many other ArticloS OF merehAn'
d,ss eS'"'' Wv" WARD H. LAMON,
N''0' u s. marshal, D. {.
BoTELER WILSON,
~ The shoye sale NJ the schooner A, Carson
bT5.rI" IL postponed until THURSDAY next
the gsth inst, same hour and place, 1900,
U. s. Marshal.
BuTELERS WILSON,
my2s-td AuationesF''
RI The above sale OF the schooner Martha Ann
.nd cargo iS postponed until MONDAY, the ist
day of June next, i6GS, same hour md place.
WV wARDH LAMoE,,
nuHElHR = WILSON,
wl ~ mAN h""h7HeT
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have always refused to sell any Of the com.
pounds known as tonic bitters, as believe them
to be generally Injurious, and composed OF dele
teriouS druglI but from a careful trial Of the
"CRIMEAN" BITTERs, backed by the certificates Of
DrS. Chiffon and Pohle, OF New York, have no
hesitation In recommending them 10 my fTiendh
and customers FRED'C s, C0zzENs.
WA'HiH0ToH, D, C., May ", 1893, mySO-sW
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E U RTH W A RID,

Il o U X r II w A RID,
IL SECOND PRECINCT.
Notice is hereby given that in conformity to the
provisions OF the charter Of the city OF Washing
ton, an election win be held In the second Precinct
Of the Fourth Ward, in the basement OF the West
Wing of the City Hall, on Monday, the first day of
June next, for Collector, Register and Surveyor
of said city, to serve two years; one member OF
the Board OF Aldermen 10 serve two years; three
members ofthe Board of Common Council to serve
one year, and an Assessor to serve two years.
Polls open at 7 O'Clock q. M, and close at 7
O'Clock p, M, PETER +. BACON,
CHAS. n. ANDERSON,
CHARLES WALTER,
my6 C6mmisSionerS.
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y Y W. L. WALL & CO,

- 1 W. H. W n l. l. u L -
ID AUCTIONEERS.
South corner Pa. avenue and 9th Street.
AWNBROKER'S SALE.-On TUESDAY
MORNING, I'd June, we will sell at the Auction
Rooms Of licensed PawnbTOker, consisting Of the
largest number of Unredeemed Pledges, OF every
description, ever offered for sale AZ auction In this
city such as about
100 Gold and Silver Hunting and Open Face
Watches, Patent Lever and EscApement.
Full sets and odd pieces OF Jewelry, Gems, sc.
Colts and Bailey's RifeS, and other Metallic
Breech.loading Firearms, &c, sc.
DirkH and Knives.
Table Cutlery and Silver Forks and Spoons.
Musical, Mathematical, and Astronomical In
Struments.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel,
among which there IL many very ane
New Silk dresses, Fans, and other fine goods
Opera and Eye Glasses.
Fruit Knives, Baskets, Silver TumberS and
GobletH
Fancy Articles.
Carpenters' Tools, and other Mechanical Tools
and Instruments.
And many other articles too numerous to men.
uon.
The sale will he continued daily till ali are dis.
posed Of
Terms cash. vi WALL CO,
my ~ Auctoneers
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EIFTH WARD,

FIFTH WARD,
Il FIRST PRECINCT.
ELECTION NoTICE.-Notioe Is hereby given
that, in conformity to the provisions of the char
ter of the City Of Washington, an election will be
held in the First Precinct OF the Fifth Ward At the
Public School House, corner of A street south and
Third street east, on Monday, the nrSt day Of
said city, and for one member of the Board OF
Aldermen and three members OF the Board OF Com
mon Council, to represent said ward.
Polls will be opened at O'Clock a. m, and Will
be closed at o'clock p. N.
T.. G. HANDY,
J. MILLS
GEO. NJ. OYSTER,
my % Commissioners of Election.
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LAND SALES.

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
by direction OF the Hon. Secretary ofthe Inte-
rior the undersigned VIII receive sealed bids for
described, they being among the choicest and best
farming land ia Minnesota.
These lands comprise what are known the
WinnebAgo Trust Lands in the state of Minnesota,
and will be sold 10 the highest and best bidder In
tracts not exceeding one hundred and sixty acres
each, under the provisions of treaty concluded
with the WinnebagO Indians, Aprl 10th, 1859, snd
an act Of Congress, approved February 2lst 1883,
entitled "An act for the removal OF the Winnebago
Indians, and for the sale OF their Reservation In
Minnesota, for their benefit"
No bid will be entertained at rate less than two
dollars and fifty cents per
In case q bid is accepted, the party making the
same will be notified as soon thereafter as pFacti-
cable. nwithin thirty days after such notice the
party shall fail to make payment to the under
signed, the land for which such bid was made will
be subject to sale to any other person.
Patents will be issued and transmitted TO pur-
chasers As suOn after payment NJ the same can se
prepared Payments may be made either In cash
or In the certificates of indebtedness OF the Win.
nebagO Indians, issued by the Commissioner "f
Indian Affairs for the debt OF said lndiauB, and Sc
cured TO be paid out Of the proceeds OF the sale OF
said lands Gy the third article OF the treaty above
mentioned The right to reject any and all bids is
expressly reserved. All bids must be sealed and
addressed 20 the undersigned, ashingtnn city, u.
C., and indursed "Bid Ior WinncOAgO Tract Land"
"DEsCRIPTIOS OF LANDS"
sections 6, T. ~, ~, and ~, Of township LOG NORTH
OF range 81
sections Q, l. H. Is, 3J, 81 Of township IU7 NORTH
of range - west.
section 81, OF township los north Of range %
west.
sections - to &c Inclusive, Of township lOC north
Of range IS west.
Sections 10 -, and sections 2 Z ID, and 49, OF
TOW WnshIp lU7 north, of range u west.
Sections 81 to So inclusive, Of township lUa north,
Of range - west.
sections % to 49, Inclusive, Of township IOGnorth,
of range % west.
SrotioRs /, >, 3, II, II, and II, Of township iO7
north, of range % west.
sections ~ TO &C. inclusive, oftownship los north,
OF range 5weBt.
All Of townships iOC and lo1 north, Of range &c
west.
sections 81 to &c, inclusive OF township los north,
OF range % west.
Ali or townships IOd and lO7 north, of range 81
west.
sections 81 TO &C. inclusive oil township IOs north,
Of range u west.
Bids will be received as above invited until the
lst OF July next. Nt which time all bids then Ic'
ceived will be examined and acted upon.
After the lst Of July next, bids will he examined
and acted upon At the expiration of each period Of
two months WILLIAM P. DOLE,
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
WASHSGToN CITY, d. g., May I, 1863.
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Suffers STORES.


TNO Suffers AND WHOLESALE
L DEALERS IN
MILITARY AND OTHER GOODS.
We have on hand and offer Ior sale
100 dozen BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.
% dozen LINEN COATS and PANTS.
100 dozen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
I5O dozen GottOn and MeriGo SOCKS.
so dozen EEGLIGE SHIRTS.
10 dozen HANERSACKS,
10 dozen Brown Linen SHIRTS.
~ dozen Jeans and Net DRAWERS.
All of which we offer to dealers At the LOWEST
MARKET RATES.
WALL, sTEPHENs& y CO.,
5!9 Pennsylvania Avenue
my 2T-co3Ot bet NIuth and Tenth sts.
REAT INDU CEMENT -
|" TO PURcnAsERs or
OFFICERS Suffers AND PURvEVORS
PPLIEs,
Consisting Of
PREsERvED MEATS
Soups,
JELLIES,
PICKLES,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
Al whosesale and retail.
Purchasers are invited 20 call and examine this
large and we'll selected stock 0f choice goods,
Every article will be offered at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Which cSnuot fail to giye sNtLslssttOn TtS
formerly Bates Wood,
22S PennsylvAnlA avenue,
may l9-inf opposite Willard's Hotel,
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" ARDS HALL.
w SANDERSON'S CONCERT.
A CARD.
The young and celebrated American Pianist and
Composer,
MIR. HARRY SANDERSON,
Having returned from Havana, whore he met with
the most hattering marks Of success the manager
begs to announce to the public that he will give,
In Washington,
ONE GRAND CONCERT,
On TUESDAY EVENING, June ID, at q O'Clock
On which occasion the following artists viii alp
pear:
MRS. JENNY KEMPTON,
The FavOrite American COhtFalto.
Mr.. WILLIAM CASTLE,
The Talented Tenor.
Musical Director and Accompanied,
Mr.. +. Fielder.
Admission, including reserved seats, 81. Tickets
and seats can be secured, commencing Saturday
morning, May 80, at MetZerotts music store.
Doors open at 7'li concert to commence ats.
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. EV NTH WARD,

9 L V E n T ii WARD,
~ SECOND PRECINCT.
An Election will be held on Monday, the hrat day
o. June next In the basement story OF RyIand
chapel, corner OF ID street south and Tenth street
west, for Register, Collector and Surveyor Of the
city, and for one member OF the Board OF Alder
men, and three members Of the Board Of Common
Council, for said ward In oonfOFhity with the pro-
visions OF the charter Of the city of Washington,
Polls open at O'Clock a. m, and close at 7
O'Clock p' NJ CHAS, c, MARTIN,
GEO. 5. HEPBURN
WIN, COOPER,
nYN Commissioners OF Election,
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AUCTION SALES.

DY THOMAS WILING.
Id AUCTIoNEER, Georgetown, d. c.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF ONE OF THE
GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION.-on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON next, June %, at O'Clock, in front
Of the premises, by order Of the Administrator,
will sell that very valuable private residence ntu-
Ated the south side OF Beall street and the
corner Of Congress street. The lot fronts 90 feet
on Beall street, running back l2o feet. The dwell
ing contains 10 rooms, bath room, aervants' room,
cellar, water and gas, smoke house and well and
ciatern In the yard.
To any one wanting hrBt-class reBidence this
offers a rare or portunity
Terms One-l urd cABhj balance In one and two
years, secured 4 deed Of trust on the premises
All cOnveyancing at the cost OF the purchaser.
Title perfect Possession can be given as soon as
required
GEORGE D. CURTIS, Administrator.
THOS. BOWLING,
myH-d Auotioneer.
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CLOTHING.

DOYS' CLOTHING.---W ARE NOW
ID In receilt OF n large assortment OF Boys and
Childrens Clothing OF the newest styles, suitable
for the present season for dress and school wear,
to which we invite the attention OF parents
WALL, STEPHENS h Co,
322 Pennsylvania Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth BtTeets.
apr IO-tnf (stAr Intel.l
ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.--WE
VI have now In store full stocR of Gentlemen's
Spring overcoAts, Business Suits, Dress Suits, AMI
Furnishing Goods Of the latest styles manufacture
ed with the same degree OF neatness Style and ele
gRnoe, a. II made to order.
WALL, STEPHENS h Co,
32a PennHylvRnia Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
apr I1-tnf GStAF n Initial
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9 IXTH WARD,
- SECOND PRECINCT.
ELECTION NOTICE Notice is hereby given
that IN conformity TO the prOvisiOns OF the charter
Of the city Of Washington an election will he held
in the Second Precinct Of the Sixth Ward, at the
AnAeoBtih Engine House, oil Monday, the hTst day
Of June next for Collector, Register and surveyor
Of said city, and for one member Of the Board of
Aldermen, three members Of the Board Of Com
mon Council, and one Assessor, to represent said
ward.
Polls VIII be opened at O'Clock a. M, and will
be closed at p. M
CHAS. W. DAVIS,
SAMUEL GADDIS,
SAMUEL ARMISTEAD,
my % Commissioners of Election.
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z Y W Ircr,WyfHIs Ii W 4 / L 4 CO.,
south corner PennsylySnla avenue and Ninth 81
SCHOONER LADIES' DELIGHT AND cargo
In virtue Of decree Issued from the Clerks OF.
hia, sitting As District Court, and to me directed
will sell, at public sale, for cash, commencing
At II o'clock n. in ith JUNE, 1861 At the foot OF
Of the schooner Lsdles' Delight" consisting VI
the following goods and chatteis, to wit
~ barrels Old Whiskey,
hOgsheAd OF Bacon,
Lot OF Shoulders,
Lot OF Pork,
Lot Of Solidhed Lyc,
Lot Of Essence Of COfFr,
fot Shovsis, Spades, and Forks.
ALSO.
Al . S,sIosk ?; "a, tth IyNE, a! ihe same place
WARD H. LAMoN,
y. = Marshal, ID. 4,
w L. WALL II CO.,
my ed Auctioneers.
u y W l.. WALL X co.
q 1GovrRNnlrNTT sGHF tiqStSFS' 6F coxrRAB,Nn
GOODS At AUCTION, BY ORDER OF'THF Pro
NoST MARSHAL-oh TUESDAY MOANING, a.
June, At 10 o'clock, we will sell, a, the Auction
g dozen Playing Cards
~ DO Fine %o Combs 80
II do Large Combs
6 do Horn Combs
- do BuckskIn GlovPs
II3 do small StSH Buttons
10 gross small Buttons, No -
W do small Infantry Buttons
~ do stAh Nest Buttons
10 dozen large stan Buttons
gross large Buttons, NO.TI
dozen Cotton Handkerchief
" silk Handkerchief
pieces DeIAines
do Lawns
du Bue Satinet, 90 yards
dn Yellow Flannel, yards
do Plaid POFnn, % yards
do Denning, yards
do IubeAChed Muslin, l3 yabls
dozen GIT Braid
gross Lead Pencils
, do Black Lead Pencils
~, do Black Lead Pencils
10 Headed Drawing Pencils
do Patent Rubber Tip Pencils
20 dozen boxes Percussion Caps
u do Pocket Looking Glasses
"a do do do do
do do Knives
do Jack Knives
q do Pipes
boxes SNleTRtus
Terms cash, in Government funds.
BY order OF Capt. II. d. TODD, Provost Marshal.
W. L. WALL n CO.,
myg7- AuGtioneerS.
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EVENTH WARD,

= FIRST PRECINCT.
Notice Is hereby given that, in conformity to the
provisions Of the charter Of the city OF Washing
ton, an election will be held In the First precinct
Of the Seventh Ward, at the Island Hall, on Mon
day, the rst day OF June next for Collector Regis
ter and Surveyor OF said city, and for one member
Of the Board OF Aldermen, and three members Of
the Board Of Common Council to represent said
ward,
RollH will be opened at O'Clock a. m. and will
be closed at 7 O'Clock ,. m.
GEORGE MATTIHGLY,
WILLIAM WISE,
T, n. BARRON,
my26-d Commissioners Of Election
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RY ]. G. MGUIRE q co,

by j. G. GUIRE & CO.,
RrAptv NrAM rAMySTIoNEERs. ,...
WITH LOT, LOCATED CONVENIENT TO THE
MAK AND NAVY DEPARTMENTR, AT AUCs
TlON:-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June ID, ate
o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell that nns
three-atory and basement brick dwelling with
four-story back building, At present occupied by
the Commlbaary General, being No. 2ts atTss(
one door from the corner OF Eighteenth street
south side. The house IL modern, recently built
with large saloon parlor, contains elevsn cham.
berst large librafy, pia1Ea whole length the back
building brick pantry adjoining the Kitchen, with
range, hot and cold water throughout, a hne dry
cellar marble front the height OF basement, mar.
BILE steps, and wrought iron railing, Acoommo-
dated with private side alley on Eighteenth
street.
This house was built by the owners a. = model
house, and has been under their since ts con-
gtruetion.
Possession given on the ISt of July next. Title
lndisputable.
Terms one-hAlf cash; balance In six and twelve
months. Deferred payments secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
Conveyancing at purchasers expense.
JAS @. MCGUIRE h CO.,
may H-dts Auetioneers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OPP FELLOWS HALL
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 25,
And every Evening during the Week.
LAST WEEK OF THE
GREAT sTEREosCOPIC EXHIBITION OF THE
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR.
II continues to be received with immense enthusi-
Asm, and IL universally pronounced
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OPTICAL EXHIBITION
IN THE WORLD.
On curtain Of nearly one thousand square feet
II reproduces, true to life and nature, the most
beautiful
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF SCENERY, CELES-
TlAL AND ANIMATED OBJECTS, STAT
UARY, BAS RELIEFs, BUILDINGS
PORTRAITS, dc.
Together with all the principal In the pres
ent CIVIL WAR IN OUR OWN COUNTRY.
Grand Day Performance no WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
Admission, 25 centsj Children, Is cents.
may 25-Iw
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AUCTION SALES.

DY j. c.. UIRE a. Co.
ID - - AUcTroNEERs. : - -
NIELE's CAMP COOKING sTovEs AT AUG
T1oN,-On SATURDAY MORNING, May soth, At
10 o'clock, in front Of the Auction Rooms We shall
30 viele'S Camp Cooking Stoves, complete and
packed separately in oak casks.
ALSO,
u eone-shAped Tent Stoves will be sold without
reserve. -
may 2T-dtu Austioneers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-29

Louisiana ADe'lis, near SiEth Street.
THE COOL RETREAT.
Third Week OF
MADEMoIsELLE ANNETTA GALLETTT,
The greatest Danseuse In the world
Who will appear each evening In the great Ballet
entitled
THE MoUNTEBANK OF SICILY.
She Will also execute grand PAS SEUL, called
THE PAS DE SCARF
brilliant success of
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
The Scottish Nightingale.
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE
The Fairy Stars.
George R. EdeSon, Mons. SIollosy,
J. II. Budworth, Billy Boyd
willis Armstrong, ]. s. Clark,
Harry Fenton, and Frank Budyorth
THE CoURf OF BEAUTY, "'' We
Kate Harrison, julia Richmond,
Lilly Brandon, Lucy Clifton,
Forming in all the
GREATEST AND MOST TALENTED COMPANY
That ever appeared within the walls OfA
N UsIC NALL.
NEW ETHIOPIAN ACTS,
NEW DANCES, NEW SONGS,
A BEAUTIFUL BALLET
The entertainments will conclude with the fAyorte
Farce entitled
PLEASANT NEIGHBOR.
Dooru open at Tk o'clock, Performance At az
Admission: Orchestra Chairs, 80 centsi Dress Cir
Gle and Gallery, % centsj Private Boxes, holding
six persons, S6.
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FRED,C 8. COZzENs,

SOLE AGENT ron wAsHSOToS AND BALTIMORE.
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= cIXTH W A r D,

Q TX T II w A RID,
- FIRST PRECINCT.
ELECTION NoTICE.-NotIce is hereby given
that In conformity TO the provisions OF the char
ter Of the city Of Washington, election will be
held In the Flrst Precinct Of the Sixth Ward At the
Public School House at the corner Of street south
and seventh street east, on Monday the LIST day of
June next, for Collector, Register and Surveyor Of
said city, and for one member of the Board OF Al
dermen, three members of the Board Of Common
Council, and one Assessor, to represent said ward.
Polls will be opened at O'Clock a. m, and will
be GlsGed at O'Clock p. m
GEORGE BROWN,
JAMES d. PEAKE,
JOSEPH COOK,
~ Comm aRlnhnrA of ElrnLlnn
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LOST AND FOUND.

T osT..--FIvE DOLLARS REWARD. -.
Lost on Sunday, May I'd, between Thirteenth
and Tenth Htreets, or one Of those streets, be-
tween Z and y, a small GOLD CHAIN with Hlokel
Csaf attached. The finder will reoeivo the above
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

ITO RENT---A DESIRABLE BRICK
j. HOUSE with seven rooms, on Four-and-a-hAlf
street, within two squares Of horse railroad.
Enquire At the corner Of Fourand-a-hAlf and
streets, bland may 29-3t
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-21
AristocFncY.


Mr.. CHASE, ip bic lee speeches 10 the Wet,
described our present civil war contest Of
the Democracy OF the North against the Aris-
tocsacy Of the South. He carried the idea thst
we we're 6ghtipg to put down, or rather to 81
terminate clsss Of Southern men whom be
called Arlstocrs,s We bad very different
idea Of the object Of the war on our part % the
outset, or OF least. Mr.. CHAsTs party friends
told % 10 bad . very difftrsnt purpose.
But n oil that hes been changed, aud war
pust be made to pu. down one Aristocrscy, let
care be taken that another more odious be no,
built up BY the same means ussd to destroy the
other. II the Aristocracy that controlled
blaet men must be abolished 10 the South, let
b be seen to that there be not an Arissocfsc,
reared up 10 the North to domineer over end
owp white men. Ills spprehsnded that suoh on
Arisiecrsoy is now In process Of formation,
spd Il 10 ssid that Secretary CEASE 10 one Of
the chisfs, II not, tbe Prince Of that class. He
70 reported to be In possession Of enormous
wealth, bsving made large iuvestwspts 10 En-
rope, preieeripg foreign to American securities,
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NJ. Chase. idea Of Government.


A coteuporsy, In speaking Of Secretary
cH4ss's recent speeches In Ohio and Indi,ns,
gives him credit for frsnkuess. he does inot
adsct eonceslmept By pretending to bs 10 favor
Of that which be dislikes and wants to Gee done
away, Therefore, he matee no pretsnsions 10
10 II favor Of the old Union Of States o. Of the
old Constitution, which guaranteed to the
States certain rights and Left the people Of the
ststs 10 full pOsseisIOn Of their reserved SOW
assigpty. The principles Of such Union and
spoh Constitution be evidently regards 90 0
.palitiosl hefssy Of the worst kind.
Secretary CpAss's idea Of our system Of gov.
ssnusnt appears to bs. that the United States
ere large town Meetings. sort Of "puEe dc.
uo0aoy," or mass mesting-in which the na.
joriiy settles every thing BY vote or ballot, and
that the minority have no rights which the ma.
jorisy are bound to respect. He does not seem
to entertain Q thought shat there are any right
Of pssson orpropsfty which may not be invaded
through the iusRumsntality of the ballot-box.
The will Of the msiorisy, not the Constitution,
y. according to bis present preaching, the "su-
prone Law"
No onsstss wbsthss sincere OF not In holding
ssoh VIEWS tho man who, from Q high posi-
don like that Of Mr.. CzAss's. prcmulgates them
in time Of public peril, like the present. 10 .
dangerous tosr-not only TO the Onion our
iaihsss formed, bus to the peace and safety Of
the country, and to the liberty Of its ciszsns.