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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

letter from our Occasional, and usually
well-informed Correspondent, at Washington,
which will be found in another column asserts
that France has in preparation a large iron-clad
feet, part Of which is to winter in the Gulf Of
ment is in anticipation Of a war with Russia.
The same writer asserts positively that Prince
Macmillan has decided to accept the throne of
Mexico, all reports from Europe to the contrary
Notwithstanding. The alleged Difference to the
wishes Of the Mexican people, if this statement
be true the provision Of European protector
ate are like young lady's blushing reference
to spa" when she il already rejecting upon
the trOusseau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

San FRAxcisco, Friday Oct 10 io1
There is an an active trade with the interior:
Refined Sugar l6c.; Isthmus Butter, % 900 East
Boston Syrup 45c. The leading Mining Stocks have
declined under some stringency In the money martet
0phir. tl6O06el. 500 foot Gould curry ss'so"s
NGOO.
Harpending Rubber. and Great the three Parte:
convicted Of treason in attempting to ss nom tns port
I'm ths nirate Chairman sentenced TO 10 years I'M
nr,.oDmpsnt and dne Of $4,000 the imprisonment 70
30 in San francisco til Congress provides some
other place. .,..,., c.r,.uoct no. Amsor
River = A., A.. ..,,h ,w ..,..u c,x.. ~ Mi.
,s, ssro OF mining machinery and merchandise ies
miners '0'SAN FRANCISCO. Saturday Oct. H. 1859,
Tho aggregate jobbng trade Of the city during mo
wscl has been large at advancing prices for most STA
r,o articles. New Orleans sugars l2c.
The books II the Custom House show thst during tho
arst nnc months Of the present year 800 passengs"
departed from the State and 70 coo came into H.
Cars commenced running to-day for the hrsf time ov@
the San Francisco and San Jose Railroad Tar ~ the
Santa Clara County line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19
ANDRE Ws.

The District-Attorney declines 10 make
application for Andrews, the ringleader of the
rioters on the ground that Gen. Dix did not
answer his demand, made some time since, for
the prisoner. At the time the demand was
made il was not certain that the writ of habcas-
corpus would not be used to wrest him from the
hands of Justice. Now no such measure will
avail for his release, and the United States
Marshal has notified the District-Attorney that
he can have the prisoner for trial whenever he
asks for him. Andrews is at Fort Warren, and
it is supposed that, if he chooses he can make
some revelations in relation to himself and GER
tain prominent men, whose hatred Of the
Government and sympathy with the Rebels are
notorious 1t is alleged he received sums OF
money, and directions for its distribution,
during the riots, from men who would not care
to have that fact made manifest in o Court Of
Justice. At the time Of his arrest he had in his
possession considerable amount of gold and
Confederate notes. This money, it is presumed,
vas not tho fruit of his own honest earnings
for he had no visible means Of support, and h"d
depended upon his colored mistress for pocket
money, until he made himself notorious by
weak and wicked speech at Fernando "ooo
Peace meeting in the Cooper Institute
The trial of tho rioters will bc recommended
to-day before Recorder uoGmsn' " " ~ ING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

HAwLgY ID. CLAPP, who was nominated on
Saturday for Senator from the lXth (West-
chester, Rockland, and Putnam) District, is a
most capable and energetic War Democrat, who
has stood for his country from the first, and will
stand by it to the last. Those of like precious
faith without regard to past differences, should
take care that he is not beaten by an opponent
who was leading Van Buren, Frec-Soiler In
ls4s, and is now in political fellowship with
Vallandigham. If Free-Solism was the cause,
az is asserted, Of our getting into this War,
surely tho pioneer Eree.Soilers ought now TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

the great conservative Right Of Boiling which
ought Of al times to DO freely and fearlessly OK
ercised, II would surely lead to speedy and
signal publication Of the political atmosphere,
, ,na to great improvement in tho quality Of
our law makers.
If tho most eminent Unionists ofour City
saw Cornelius Vanderbilt, A. T. Stewart, Will
liam B. AstOr, James LenOx, George Bancroft
Hamilton Fish, Robert b. Minturn, Charles H.
Marshall, Morris Ketchum, Francis b. Cutting
&c.-would quietly assemble and. having aSSo-
ciated with themselves all whom they judged
capable of giving dsintcrested and valuable
counsel as to the choice Of candidates, make out
a list of persons to he recommended for Senators
and Assemblymcn from our City, leaving the
rival State and local tickets entirely alone, but
presenting emnently worthy and every way
oualitied candidates for the Legislature, VINO
have not been prominent in our past contrOvcr-
sizes, to be supported simply and Internationally
as Unionists, we believe a majority OF them
might be elected, and our City thereby made to
assume very different attitude from that she
now maintains. We believe that most salu-
tary and necessary reform would thus be inau'
gurated-one that wouldinitatc the publication
Of our corrupt Municipality and save to our tax
payers Millions per annum. Under such au-
spices, New-York might initiate San Francisco
which was for some years tho worst but has ior
the last seven years been the best-governed city
on the continent--just because those most deeply
interested in her wcll.beng resolved that she
should be, and went to work the right way 10
bring il about.
We do not know that anything will, at pres
ent, be done in this direction, and presume there
will not be. But matters tend so steadily ana
rapidly from bad TO worse that we know 'here
soon rM be- because there must thus lar
the chronic indispostion of her property holders
and business men 10 do their duty with regard
Ia public aiIairs has been the chief obstacle TO
the good government; Of our City. Unless they
arc prepared for total confscation of Their
possessions. this cannot much longer endure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

MAJ FOR Curtin. i9.es5; MAJ. for slenker ia 1914
. IN Union gain 2i.r0y.
LEGISLATURE
The Unionists, having elected the Senator
from the LIST District Of Philadelphia will have at eas
majority a. ore in the Senate In the House q
Representatives according TO the incomplete returs'
a hand the vote will stand: Unionsts So Democrats
IT,. Union majority
Tia Philadelphia Age (Demccratic) OF SATURDAY
Morning sprs. we have been able TO make 10 ie~
corrections of or table of the GubernstoriAi election
thu; We do not reproduce it this morning The reiur'
Judges met yesterday throughout the State and We ms
now expect 10 receive Trustworthy and accurate s'a'e
enls Of the votes ia the several counties 1he 'e'
corrections yesterday Indicate that the count agains
Judge Woodward viii he made to show maloris
agains, civil liberty OF 10. 600 to 1900
HOxESpALE. Pa. Oct. IL. 1903
Official returns give Woodward 9il majori'
in wsyae Cour.y the same A last year for S'enkef
TowASDA PA. Oct. IT, 1862
Curtins majority in Bradford County co"
plctc is J.,6s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

A CONVENTION Of LOYAL LEAGUES Of the
g.. If Ner- York trU be held al UTICA on the
e,orrinr of TUESDAY, Oct 20, 1868, at II o'clock,
10 CONSIDER in phat manner they may best aid the
Government in the Prosecution Of the Var TO the
final and complete Orerthfo~ Of The Rejection
against its authority and the re-estaJhshment Of
the National Unity.
The Loyal Leagues cfhe State are respectfully
jnried to meet in their sererdl localities and aPpo'Hf
too delegates 10 represent them IN The Conrenf'o"'
Every Loyal League IN The State rs earnestly "-
Oifcd 10 be representci.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

House of Representatives are politically classed
as follows
Republicans and War Democrats elected mainly By
Republican votes. W
Democrats and Bell. Wings elected by the combined
Opposition vote. ..---.----.------'.---' ~
Border. State men chosen by mixed vote. ..... IL
Vacancy fAi bany Dist, N. Y, vice Corning, Dem,
resigned). OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
To tai III. Clear Adm. majority. -.......-..-. =
Among the BOrdpr-Statc men are Gen. iran
els =. Blair, jr.-hitherto Republican-and
Col. James s. Rollins, also Of Missouri, who
was always Wing, is now Gradual Emanci'
patonst, and was chosen to the last Congress
as Bell Everett Unionist Last year, he had
scarcely any opposition. We shall be disap
pointed if he afIliatcs with Copperheads.
Nine of the Border. ate men are frcm hen
lucky. At least three of these are understood
to be friends of tho Administration.
Three Others are from (Old or Eastern) 'ir
einia and arc believed TO he all FRIENDS OF TIC
Administration.
There are ten Members yet to be choScn-oh'
to fill the vacancy from this State aforesaid
one to represent the State of Delaw are IN place
of VIM Temple (Opp.), deceased; three from
the new State Of West Virginia; and five from
Maryland. Unless all signs prove deceptive,
most of these will be hearty friends of the Adj
ministration. We know Of no candidate run
ming as a Democrat or Oppositcnst in West
Virginia, and but one in Maryland.
If any one can figure an anti-AdminlStraton
organization or working majority out OF tins
state of facts. he is qualified for Professor OF
Mathematics in a College of Prcstidigitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

help the country pull through instead OF falling
off TO the other s;1s ."f f Saca sn1n Is per.
sonally respectable citizen, nut no % Cne NOV
man in the District who ought 10 pe 0'pp0''
head: and, if he will only read over the resolves
he helped pass in 4S, he cannot fail to agree
with us on this head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

1t was reported recently from st. Paul that
Col Fishs overland expedition to Idaho had been ms'
sacred by the Sioux the Big Bend OF the Missouri
River.
A dispatch rom tho Indian Once at 81. Paul dated
Oct 10 received by gentleman In this city. says;
thlnk Fishs party 10 safe"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

mis- sing link In the chain Of evidence showing
tn o true history of the Great Rebellion. IL
probably seemed small thing to him to 40 at
the moment but o. tho only really useful act Of
his life that we can remember. it will probably
be the only one that in few years will not be
corontfon .nr.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

With SENATORIAL DISTRICT. The Union
Senatorial Convention Tor the With District held
Saturday at Sing Sing. unanimously nominated the
Hon. L. D. Robertson but he declined the nomination
whsreupon Hawley ID. Clapp OF westchester was nomi
mated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19
Nnl1Amnl u.Ooms

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. IS 1901
The sales Of Government bonds on Saturday
amounted to o. Ts73 The sales for tho week Snoans
to o. 100000 Deliveries Of bonds are made V V' -:
The loan yet unsod IL under 300 ooo.UO sa0 - -
ahQYe rata wiz not be bel0Ze he PUBLIC VIVA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

option Of the District.Attorncy whether
Andrews shall be brought up for trial Or not,
and the suspicion which attaches to him undergo
O judicial investigation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19
THE PENNsYLvANIA ELECTION


We republish the following table, corrected
by the official returns. Indicated bya' twill be
ticed that the corrections make very slight difference
in the majority Of twenty seven counties we have the
official returns leaving fortysir In which the MAORI
ties are os yet estimated, but approximate cxactnss;
GovExSos, 1858. AUDITOR 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

UsTos NOMINATION, IsT ASSEMBLY DBrRIcT,
QUuRxs Co.--Issso II. Cocks, a sonnd Union man, la,
tooelySl tbe domination In this district
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIsrRrcT.-The Democrats
Of this District have nominated the Hon. John b. Skin
nsr u their candidate for Judge Of the Supreme Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19
TIE SOLDIERS YLTE.
OHIO SOLDIERS AT gLMIRA, Ny.

The following is the vote If Ohio soldiers a
Barracks No. 3 Elmra N. Y. belonging 10 the live
I'D Corps Afler the vote was taken they burned Val
hndigham in efgy but refused burial Of the REMAND
within the precincts Of their camp II was altogether
occasion Of rejoicing the of the vote for
the Union.
Whole No Of vote. poled. 90 War State ticket .....".
Rtough. 81 Peace State ticket
ha,andl ghaln. .............. ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

MENrHIs Wetlnssd

MEMrHIs Wednesday, Oct. IL 1868.
The voting by the Iowa and Ohio soldiers
passed OH quietly The vote Of Gen. Fullers Ohis
Brigade Is. Brough. i.6sl, yallandigham. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

CINCINNATI. Saturday. October H. 1903.
Returns from eighty five counties give Brous'
q. ,ss majority on tho home vote, gain OF COW
There are three counties 20 b. rom.
THE soLDlBRs vCrE.
The returns, thus far, show Brodsb, 1891
vallandigh 625. This includes most Of tbs arml
under Koseeraps.
FROM RosEcR,Nss ARMY-oHro v0rfNG-BRoUGH,
9I2f; yALLASpIGHAM, d..
CHATTANOOGA Wednesday Oct ~. 1863
Retains thus far Of the Ohio Volunteer Infantry ID
this army give 4?i for Brough aud 252 for Valsnds
not We, heard nom over four regiments o. cavalry did
vose, they were absent writing history with thel1
sabrcs the heads Of Vslsnd CHAINS friends. 0bi(
lost 5 0OO L non votes nj Chickamaugs. We that ard
lcft greet John Brough again Give us the news fro
home. j. A. GARFIELD
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THE NEXT HOUSE.

The Members thus far chosen to next
House of Representatives are politically classed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23
MARRIED,

On the morning OF the 2ist instant, at Epi phany
Church, by the Esv. Or Hall, JAMES GoCkbEY
john IN i Martha UoburR, al of this city.
On the 2lst instant, in the Sixth Pr. sbyterian
Church lard; By The Hey + a. H 3. + RRon
BIRD, al of W asainston city, ID. q
On the aIst inssaEt, a u. 18th street sapass
Of this city. to Miss OCTAViA koP Ek OF defer.
son county, Va.
On the 2lst instant, BY the Rsy. Father EeCsrty
Mr.. RICHARD L TAYLOR 10 Miss NANCY n.
sCRlfEER. all OF this city.
Bat and Eev York paps'a please epyy.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

E.0E elJE--The sT0uK Try 2 SO and GO0r
L Wit OF Ioss established Book Periodical
aoj NJ gspaper store nov doine a good bHainees.
% ptEa aee, re, "A an excel4nt locality Terms
xpFderata FOR Gas Tly sent rem Al Oh heap.
sin given en- ths 4ti ge next. FIR furtEe4
partirvjars sddress letter 80 Il. go Sta O..
aes, s.st1s ss-l 2AIe 'sIy Il -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

roo BBLs. RUssEFT APPLES FOR SALE
e1VtsF oe srriyei Of thc Row York STEAMER das
v-sdsy INQUIRE Of Z g. TLST0N 3 90,
.qY LIST. $50 sta stsses.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

sr1oGp WARD STATION cAsgs-phillip II.
wat.s. larceny; dismissed. J. StGnmerson,
cisordv5ly. d. NiehoIss Lanedon- oo5 hned
- & Stf5uei Eyaaert, assat,lt: di missed
Lewis TAYLOR, COL rape; jail for eott-s. u.
Eta4sey, assault and battery dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

A SSISTANT QUART ASTESS OFFICE
N Corner of q and 2sd Ssyests.
WashiassoH, DC, May 81, 1863. !
SALEOF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES
TN WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, viii be sold ct
Public Auct ton, = lot OF Horses and Mules, con
deD ned rs unit for public service.
Sale 10 commence at 10 u clock a. M, at the
Corral, near the Observatory.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
c. Fl. TOMPKINS.
my q Aid Can't. A. @. NJ. o. g. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23
LYoS's MAGNETIC FLEA POWDER.
In Summer when the sun Is low.

Come forth IN sWarTns the insect Fna,
And for DER blood, they bore you know,
And suck it in most rapidly.
utfeas. reaches. 'skeeters-biaca white
Ia deaths embrace are s:iEIened quite.
IfLyon's Powder chance TO light
In their obscure vicinity
LYONS Powder IS harmless TO mankind bat -ili
kill all house insects, garden worms. plant bus5.
&c. Lyons magnetic pills are sure death to rats
and mice. Sold everywhere.
my A-2w DENNIS BARNES & Co.. New YORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23


S.IyTH WARD-sECOND PERSONAL---VERY..
- TON NOTICE,-Notice is hereby given that,
in conformity 70 the provisions of the charter OF
the Oily Of Washington, election viii lac held in
the Second Precinct OF the Sixth Ward at the Ana
costa Engine House. on Mortay. TIL first oay
ofJune next, for Collector Re- gister and Surveyor
OF sRia city, and for mS1n Der OF the Board OF
Aldermen. three members Of the Board Of Com.
mon Council, and one Assessor, to represent said
ward.
Polls win be opened at o'clocs q. M, and will
be closed att p. N.
CHAS. w. DAVIS.
SAMCEL GADnIS
SAMUEL AkMISTEAD,
mys2 Commissicl5rso OF Election.
SEvENTH WARD SECOND PRECINCT
- election will ce held On Monday, the Grst das
June next il the basement story efRyland Chapel,
of street south and Tenth street vest. fo-
Register, Collector and Surveyor of the city; and
for one member Of the Bosrd q AleeIiasn and
for said ward in conformity with the provisions OF
the charter Of the city Of Washington.
Polls open of O'Clock Il. M. End close at o'cs'k
p. II, UEAc- u; m 1nIls,
WI. COOPER.
ryc9 Commissioners CT Eis eti6a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

FIFTH WhRr-rERST PRFCIECT-EL &c
l. TON NOTICE.--Noticei ia hereby give n that.
in ceuformity to the provisions OF the charter OF
the City of Washington. sis:tion viii be held
Public School House ner of A street so utt anu
Third street east, Monday the first day of
o. said city. and for member OF the Board Of
Aldermen and three members of the Board of
Com on Council, 70 represent said ward
Polls will he opened ut ococl, a. m, aud viii bs
c.oEed a. clock D. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

PROF. WoLowskI, whose new and happy
method of giving his pupils 4 thorough kuo VI
edge OF the Piano and vocal music we have fire.
quently extolled for the sound ness of theory
and rapidity of practice, has consented to re-
main for q final course of lessons We COM
mend his system to the notice OF all our must
cal and Would-ba musical readers, who will do
well 10 call on the Professor at his residence,
10. Isl Tenth street, between T. and F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

TOE sALE-HoUsE AND LOT-A tvvo-stsry,
baser ent ano .ttic hricE House, containing s
rooms No; 2i9 North street, between Delaware
svenTe and LIST st. This is most desirable prop
of Inc Capitol Grounds Il will De soli on the
most reasonable terms. for particulars inquire Of
JOHN J. PEABODY, No. 80 Louisiana avenue.
my Linz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

DE-. DuPoNr's Sugar-coSpsd Female Regulating
Piils are the Gerry bss IN They operate esd:ts
and eHeefiqey and being sueayecGtsi create 20 hau
ssa upon the most delicate stomscs. trial OF
these Pills will prove their spsgio.!sy o MI
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
f-<nk, Alexandra. JArIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

ksTxSt HQREG- Ger e e Annoy ssnare Hos
- ss5Iffs Mss hingtoas u 1arss AID eas ipnaentss
4 ss4ss t Lad y tt ssrsf by irny praraf =
ana ,a9i~e etesce6. faaSsrs - Lz1pPiso
0rEsEE. h7.rrorY squeeze Hesests r1yts "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-a bi indie cow, with white spots horns,
- aad a star on her forehead; u rope a.oand her
Leck. SIS reward sill be paid any who will re-
turn said COW TO RANK TW ISIS, 40 81. norti:,
between isf and I'd sta. aaFt. uy23 ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

GAEAr PKsssyLvAla Royrs, vtg Bnhis.o-s ~
H0ryasbatg TO tbs NoYta cyd Ess:-IWo trans Leave
Washington daily and one on suncsT-2uikk Tina
low fare and sure connections Soldiers neEets sod
through at Government rates. For ti.ksts and fur
thor In apply ct the Office OF Great Penn
syiTsnia Roate northeast corner OF PennsyiEan iA
avenue aud Sixth st., ashngton. 0nsce open from
O. m until .. m :; on Sundays from to p. II,
An N.ly 60. EORToz. Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CooDs are being
daily added ts the already splendid stock Jcsriry
aad SiiFer-Piated Ware, st the Dollar Store, ii-
tcnEsyiYanla avenue. near a. street Drop n
buy. may % w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

= EkL aS5'ATg FOR SALE On EKCuASGA
"A hags for sale some valuasSe Land in sr,ysd
Farms nil Property. Dwelling HoHsss;tna Hotel
and vacant Town Lots on and scar rae hiississioni
river ard on and raar railroads in I'll states 81
OHIO and Iowa Ech viii sell low for cash 81
property IL Maryiasi or the Di >srict II Coiumhia
J. p BARTMoLDW,
Agricultural ami Hardware Dealer
ny !2-a OFT ~ street. Was ii ZION. D g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

STRAYED OR sToLEN-May I4th, dark
- brown HORSE about Is hands high little
h!te IN face; white hind fe t; large scar on knee
81 right hind leg. liberal reward or informa-
Steam Laundry Room. Avenue, opposite Growers
TbsStsr my 2j-3t= ID, q. GEORGIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-The subscriber
~ offers Tor sale his FARM with first class i'm
proyenents containing g. acrea of land adioinin 2
fennally town, an within 24a mites of George.
town, and miles of the Center Market. The soil
is oily adapted to nsrkct gardening or
grass. As 4 country seat # has no superior tfn
view extend ing from Y 20 70 mi1es in every direc
Fl. W. BLUNT, 81 La. Az. up stairs,
ap22-im~ Washin Ston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

WINE.-A rev wine IS Just coming into
popular t;:ynr, ont iy no means intoxicating IL
It's nature We refer 10 SpePT.s SaTnbuci wine.
and aEuug the first families of New York. and
in London and Paris, by Alfred SpeaC Of Pa
safe \. T.. who has devoted himself for several
years 10 the study of lamentations and pro-
dUcing article, the medical properties OF
which are said 10 be unsurpassed by gentlemen
Of reputation.-A. L. Hc.0id Sold by Drug
giSts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

my = Com nissoasrs OF hIectt0n.
sINTB WARD-FIRsr EC-
- TON NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that.
in conformity to the provisions of the Charter of
thc City. OF Washington. an election will be bell
IN The first Precinct OF tie Sixth Ward, at toe
Public School House al the corner of G street
south and Eleventh. street east, On MONDAY, the
first day of June next, for Collector Register and
Surveyor OF said city, and for Que mepaher of the
Board OF Aldermen. three members Of the Board OF
Common Council, ana one Assessor, II represent
satd Ward.
Polls will be opened at clock a. m, and viii
GEORGE BROWN.
JAMES i PEAKE,
JOSEPH COOK,
nv % Commissioners Of Election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-23

FOR sALE.-rhs hua large DWELLING, sit
and Missouri avenue. In the main building thpre
are eight large chambers, dining loom, large and
small sariors, All heated ny f.lrnace; The back
other coDvenisnces. three chambers bath roon,
and pantry: Ceisr under main building. The
vater gas, and other modern improvements,
Inquire of THOMAS YOUNG
mr. 2N-6t No. zoe pennsytyania ayerua