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DR0PERTY insured against Loss
i. or damage By are. At fair rates -nd on liberal
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Loose. met promptly aud Justly
other thisss being equal. cur Hsme Compass niles
sbeuld have the preference
u would be veil for persons 10 scquaint them
selves with this no thy and popular company le-
.ore sn<urtug el-e~here.
oFFicRRS.
W. sAIxssusy, President.
Jasrs . n. D.ks<zs, Vice Prs-ident,
J. hkEIos D&xs=xk. 1ressursr
CAAsIxs X, SoksnErf, Secretary.
pkkcIoRs AND RstzkkNekS:
Hon Test, Judge Circuit C0url, do
coi Jasper n Dresser. Attorney, do
Gen Lsa Noble. kdlntAnt Cienersi for Insisna
CD jas = esvin. oreea sbarE.
Hon. J. Ristns. Audifar q siaie. laaianApolis.
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w. %. Lee. Circait Pro<ecafor DO
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Bn. Ssinsosry. Ia psyette.
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rhos. n. I>ag. Auorbey. Terre Hsats.
| Dc. J. =. Athoa. see'y - state. Indianapolis,
| Hon David rarpie. nontiostio, Isdisns-
cd rhes po~iing. csnsl cem'r. Terre Hsute.
Gel. N. n. Palmer, formerly Secy State Ind spoll.
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IN All tnsir stages, ~ little expense, little o. ..
change IA Diet no Inconvenience. aud No .ss,oess.
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urtnato. thereby removing onstr uctioss srexeoti.
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and lnnaniltioa. - nequent in th~ eiars IN M.
e~ses, An1 ekPeihng All lolfonaus. dissasea. snd
worn cut matter.
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victims ~ Quscka. snd Who have psid heavy fees ~
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csiFed, aud that the :" Poison d" Asa ~ tbo rss a.
powerful astrinEents." been dIisd up ia he ~
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Horses. Wagons ana EuEsIss Tor sale.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27

Hon. @. W. williams was appointed president,
and Col. A. q. Hodges, secretary.
Among tho prominent speakers were x. j.
Brecklnridge, s. y. Burtem, Lucien Anderson,
and Judge Williams. Mr.. Breckenridge told
the convention In his speech that II he were
appointed q delegate he should vote for Lin
coin and nobody else, and was rapturously ap-
plaudsd.
Allusions to President Lincoln and 70 the
prospects of universal freedom by the speakers
never failed to bring down the house. Mr..
Breckenridge was appointed one OF tho dele.
Rates at large. Two from each Congressional
district were also appointed TO represent the
Republicans Of KeHtucky In the Baltimore Con-
yontIon. The convention passed the following
resolution
Resolsed, That the Union men OF kentucky,
In convention assembled, favor the preserva.
ton and maintenance Of tho Union, the Suprs-
macy OF the Constitution, and destruction OF
the rebellion, without anyrogard TO what these
objects may cost.
The proceedings Of the sosTsatlOs w~O har-
monious and enthusiastic. -
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ALExAN DRIA NEW s .

WE TAKE the following interesting items Of
Alexandria news from the Stat, Journal Of the 2eth
instantI
were yesterday committed 10 the jail and slave
pen for various offences;
John kilsullon, ssth N. r., Insertions Jas. John
art, de-; Ralph Ryan and RatrIck Flannelry, Co.
D, lat d. G., deuniennessj - Revoux, Co. b, tst
c. dIqOk and dI.oIdsIlyi lanes Johnstcni Co
stewart, solorSd disorderly.
and their cases disposed Of BY Ne Provost MARSHAL
?sns, kunOs, stephen Hstws., and Geo. Nc.
vols. chAS, sipes, company D, at D. o.i-woich,
10th Masij JOhn Somes, LIST Conn. esy.j John T.
kysn and n Robbins, sonPaeJ p, lat .: Cd jas;
Andrew MAhoney.
A Hsrd Csss Two were aseo.ted this afternoon
By i9,eGsnt king and who informed
,hs, the captain Of the barge Esd just paid HIN on
EresnbAekj that the saptAin hid charged him with
various amounts OF money which he had ne or re-
esived, and treated him TO very uneeremoaious
proper personsGe to settle his grievances.
DtItrgSisn Of Properly w GusrttIaI-The troops
tordAJ to take the place OF those forwarded TO the
front, the suerriilAs under Moieby had presented
70 them q me opportunity " ehhiDlt thelr ue-
sTustiVe ptoSlivilei, aud accordingly set 70 work
TO destroy all the buildings in the Vicinity, esn-
sisting OF bock-houses, warehouses, 40 which
they accomplished most ehestuAlly by nhnB them.
All the stores were brought in several days ago,
| 90 that nothing Of tho kind was realised by me
marAuders,
Th Elsehsn-The ele Gtion Tor eouaty or1Sers
passed OF quietly to-day. A little more interest
than usual was mAOifeBted by NoterG in regard to
are no doubt elected: A. c. Harmon, RspresentA-
| tiyei sheriff, s. N GArwoodj Clerk Of the Iounty
and Superior Courts, fersoa TAeyi Commits
| siOner OF Revenue, John Z, CIafkei Attorney for
| the Commonwealth, Westel Wllloughby.
| hsS York State Agency-DAniel Bryan, Esq, OF
this city, has been appointed by Governor Sey'
mour stent for the State Of New York at Alex.
New York troops, together with his liberal disPo-
sition and kindaebs OF manner, eminently qualify
him for the position to which he has be, hssigue
We understand his Office will be opened inno-
| dIAtely.
Tia Smsids.-we deem it proper to state that the
| German, John schaffer, who committed suicide en-
| Tuesday last, had Acknowledged to Capt. Gwynne,
the Proves Marshal, IS hsviuS poIjured himisli
in the teI tmony which he gave In the oNae Of the
| German woman whom no had caused to be ar.
rested for selling liquor, and he WAS promptly dis
chHTgedby the Captain from service in the depart
| ment.
| Conirabands 1rrired.-A steamer loaded with
| eOntrAbAuds arrived at King street wharf lAs
| night. We understand they were sent in frou
| Guiney's station, below Fredericksburg
| TaiEIdz Street PriJon.-Col. Wells yesterday ant
to-day received under his charge about three hun
| dred deseFteTs and skulkers, And consigned theu
| to the prson At the corner OF Prince and FAlrfa'
streets, formerly Mr.. James GREEN'S furniture
warehouse,
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n.LINoIs uN1or CONVENTION.
President Lincoln EmphatiOally I'm.
dorasd.

President Lincoln EmphstiOally En-
. dorssd.
CHICAGO, May 20.-The resolutions OF the
Union State Convention were yesterday laid
on the table, and another committee appoint
ed, who reported q series, in which arc the fol-
lowing
Received, That the Monroe doctrine should
be the compass by which to regulate the for
olgn policy, and II 10 the high duty OF the
United States to relnstate republican institu-
tons upon this continent wherever they have
been overturned, and the nation should assert
this doctrine as soon a. It's authority Is Vlndl-
Gated by the overthrow OF the rebellion.
Resolved, That We heartily endorse the Ad-
minlstratlon Of President Lincoln, and that
We deem his reelection demanded BY the best
interests Of the country, and that the delegates
10 the Baltimore Convention are hereby in
structed to use all honorable means to secure
his denomination.
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FROM BERMUDA HUNDRIED AND FOR
TRESA aoNlaC'n- 20
The IEnomInisas Ds6saAN & FitahaHh L
by ooIorsaaqfooPs. - e., 90.

The IKnomlnious De6saAbf FttnhaHh Les
by OeIorsa'TrooPs. - &C. 49,.
TonTsEsS MORMON. Msy,, lS.7Ths stoamsr
George Washington arrived this forenoon from
Bermuda Hundred, and reports that at two
O'Clock yesterday p. m. rebel Cen. FitAhugh
garrison at Wilson's Landing, on James river,
and came near oVorpowering our forces there,
though they fought VAliantly, with the aid oil
one gunboat. Al 4 O'Clock the George Wash.
ington arrived with reinforeomentI from Fort
Powhatan, which landed imm cdiItely, and thS
O'Clock In the evening, when tho enemy ,Mnrl
repulsed aud driven back In great disorder
leaving between two and threO hundred killed
and wounded on the hsld! Oar loss Ia forty
wounded. " a
rho steamers George 'washingtoa, Nay
flower, and suWAnee were nred Into, woundinr
tho captain and mate % tho NayaoWer, two
brothers, named Robinson. ''rn
We had but one man killed on tho tield Gnt
one died coming down tho river, One rebel
Major was killed. We captured ten Of III,
rsb els, including ono Colonel.
Glen. Devens has nearly recovered his health
anil he will leave Chesapeake hospital with tn,
fra conveyance to Join bis command. "a
Twelve rebel prisoners arrived last oVoniA {
Tom Whlte.House, among whom are two
Lie utenAntS, both wounded. They were cap
lur ed bv Gen. Sheridan, lSSt Saturday, On III,
PamuRky river.
ldAI IS, p. m,-ThS mail steamer mes
Bsl!mudA hundred has not arrived.
LATER.
IdAT IS, Sp. m.-stsAmcr Thomas Powell
tho mail boat from Bermuda Landing, has jus
arrived, and reports all outlet In front.
The captain, matoS and engineers Of tn
Powell were arrested yesterday afternoon, OF
the up trip, owing to misun understanding 0
tho orders Of an excited naval oflceT, who hAl
p charge Of the gunboAt actlnG az convoy to th
mail boat. The Powell came down IN charg
of Captain Richard Wall, with volunteer mai
aud engineers. DE-. ri t
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.n,,m,..,,. ~. an. w..n n.s,.S NAV a,
llsTI a1i5oIesA.e ". II
colonsl @. T. LinberT,j Josh OHIO vcIlun.
u srs, to date Nay 10, 1854, With loss Of ali pay
FL ID allowances, for fSrudsisnil conduct en-
u sting, under false prornises, AuguAtui Csrsn-
d ing, a rOerslt who had been previously dis
q hatgcd for physical disAbillty, and who was
N anifestly unit for service. -a.-
Captain william r. Pack, slst nllnoI vol.
, uteers, to dat. June .. 1888. for d,sertit,p.
Captain George H. Roberts, 10Th Po,,usyl.
anis cavalry, to dat. Nay "a, 1884, for cow.
q rdice, absence without leave. di.obeale ma. Of
. rdcrs, neglect of,duty, and incompetont,y.
First Lieutenant John O. Smith, 10Th Penn
ylvsnls cavalry, to dat. Nay "a, lso4, for
Q owardIce in the face OF the enemy, making
IA lsc musters. ss.ndsious conduct, ar,d in.
O. ,mpetency. 10y ~ 30, ..
Second Lieutenant 8. Y. Pis,t, Ssd Penn.yl.
VI mia veteran volunteers, to date April 10 1894
fol. absence without leave, and dl,obedis AGO Of
or lers. . rs.
The following ofneers, TO date April ~, 1854,
for absence without leave, having beer pub
lie he'd officially, and failed 70 appear bef ,re tho
90 mmissioni Die. .......
Lieutenant Colonel JoAn =. BALI, xkh In
d ANA volunteers f.ius r- - =
Captain A. NJ. Psllsrd, ssh Illlnol, volun-
III iteers; 'r,
Captain John Crensl, SSth IpdiAna Voluu
10 ers;
Captain J. II. Blasser, eIth Penn Iylyania
olunteers; ,-.r
First Lieutenant James N. Brasheg, S5th In.
lana volunteers, re-
First Lieutenant Adolph Knappo, ID New
crsey battery;
Lieutenant s. G. BouEhson, sd ltchlgsn
No lunteersi
Lieutenant n. II. Ogden, llSh hsw York
vo luuteers;
Second Lieutenant jobs Q. hJWh 18th In
dt ma volunteers Ida "rM
Second Lieutenant Charles hookp' 18th 1ndi'
an volunteers and -
Second Lieutenant James hsHuglI, ssth In
dli ma volunteers. 30.
iChe following ofnesrs, 70 date APP Ill %, 1894,
for absence without leave, hAviniE been pub
lisi'ed officially, and failed 70 TPoar before
she commission; ~ .a,. .
Captain william II. Cone, lsih ConnectieuI
volunteers
Second Lieutenant l.. G. WIN ans, 18th In
diana battery
second Lieutenant H. GrieaiI'cer, 18th New
York artillery and
Second Lieutenant Clinofd a. Hand, ST.
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! UNMER GOODS.
nyisit
MAYORS OFFICE, MAY as, 1854.


sealed proposals will he received ~ the uader-
aKned, untll u o'clock N. on FRIDAY, the I'd day
Sf Juns AEIt, for building sewer on street
north, between Twentieth and TWenty-Sesond
streets west
The sewer will be circular in shape, Its Inside
diameter niRe 9 ieet, the wall Of ths sewer TO be
nine inches thick, and In keytnE the crown OF the
arch no headers snail DO Hled, but the inner and
outer courses Of BtreteherI shall be carried over
separately, aud each shall be keyed with slate
after the arch IL turAed. In the execution OF the
work above BPesiAed oHlJ whole, hAfa, thorough
burAI bricks OF the beat quality mall 90 used,
carefully excluding all bats and shattered arch
brick, The bricks must be well wot Immediately
before being laid, and every BRICK aust have full
mortar jOiAb under bottom, sides, AID ends. The
whole nuht be laid in mortar made up OF best
hydraulic ceHest and slSAn sharp sand free from
loan, which must be mixed In the proportion Of
two parts OF sand to one Of senent, Aad must he
nAds Ia small quantities as II may b required
for use.
BIDDERS will state the price per lineAl foot for
the sewer, which shall Include excavation and
GIinE 10 the height OF two feet over the srSWn Of
the arch TO the width Of II feet.
RILHARD WALLACE, Mayer.
y. r, DORSETT,
CNAmiIIion0r Of the First Ward
John TYSON
PETER hSKENNA,
Ry3T-ANes Assistant COnnlsIionsrE.
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mJ9s

ECOND WARD--FIRST PRE-
- CINCT.
Notice 10 hereby piVsn that, 10 conformity to the
provisions OF the shartar OF the city OF WAlhinE-
Ton, an Election VIII be held on MONDAY, the eth
day OF June next, At the northeast eoraer Of and
Twelfth streets west, for Mayor, to serve two
years; for ono member Of Board Of Aldermen, to
serve two years. Ana three member OF BoAd Of
Common Council, to Bervs one year for said Ward.
The Polls viii spen At a. M, and close Al 7 p.
JOHN P. HILTON,
-aEr... .0.aE}r FRANCIS MILLER.
H. CLAY STEWART,
myi4 as.E.H.. .r. Commissioners.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27

ARRIVAL OF REBEL. PRtsoSButL THE steamer
Jeff,rsoR came up last evening, hin gng about one
hundred and Thirty rebel prisonlrB, most Of them
wopnded, ins Guiding one Colonel three Captains
and i've LieutenAnts. Among tlt m we're num-
Der OF gusrrillAl, captured in an btack upen our
trains beyond Frederickshurg, nd enc man A.
rested on the charge OF attempting TO poison the
bread given 10 OUT wounded. he wounted 'sere
convoy I'd 70 ho,pitals, and the tJanee eomsittsd
TO the Old Capitol.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27
Amussnenta,

vAkrETBs.-This (Friday) night Mr.. Add
Weaver who last night attrabted such large Au-
disnee, will also appear tonight. Mr.. HHmlin,
the proprietor OF the Varieties, will Iut on tho
gloves With Bob WArdwel, ID tho great drama Of
"Tom and Jerry.n Miss Helena smith, Hannah
81 New York;" Wednesday, ladieLleyte
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27

ATrMrT TO RIbJ.-Michlsl GeAry was ar.
rested yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, upon
the charge Of co nmitting, with intent to kill,
assault upon George Tbompsoa and upon Mary
Carroll. II seems that Miohad wAs Undue oed by
whisky, and going to swnmpoodle got into diff
guilty IT the eotnet Of @ ttreet north and Capitol
street, and hurled briehbas at tie head OF Thomp-
son, lnjurlng him very seyerdYi after which, he
assaulted the woman. He wal committed 70 jail
for nnnEi by Inhllae Glhernnn.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27

Y. Volunteers, committed to tie old Capitol on
Wednesday last foe being absent without leave,
was honotably discharged by order Of the Score,
tary OF War, IL having been discovered on inVes-
tlgGtlon that there was no tou ndAtion for the
charge, MAI y. has the FeputAtion Of being gal.
liant and efiioient efnoer, and we arc pleased W
learn that he has been thus fully eEonerAtei.
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OmmlBaiOnef1.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE h CO.,
AuctiOnefra
DYJAS. c. INQUIRE 4 CO., AUC-

DYJAS. c. INQUIRE Il CO., AUG
Is TIONEERs
LARGE SALE oFvACANT LOTS BELoNGHS
TO THE ST, VINCENT ORPHAN ASYLUM.
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, We shsll sell, %
account OF St. Vincent Orphan Asylum, the follow
ing valuable vacant lots, viz:
lO1 feet S incheS on Twenty.aith street we,t, be-
tween > and C ,trsets sorth.
Lot IL, square 81, fronting 61 fcot inches on
Twrnty-.eeond street, btwess New York avenuo
and North d street.
Lot ., squNre east OF square No. 81, froaH-s ~
ieetl inches on New YORK avenue, and l2l feet
inches on Virginia avenue, between Twentieth
and Twenty .nrBtEtreetI west.
Lot q Square I23, r. Inting l01 feet II tnehss II
North h ST. Get, between Ntneteenth and Twentieh
streets west running through to New York ave-
Lots u aud II, IS, 20 and 10, In Square No.ISI,
fronting respectively on sixteenth street west,
between L and NJ GtFeetS north, North between
Sixteenth and sixteen tn streets west aud Fifteenth
street west between Worth and NJ streets.
Lots Nos. D ., II, -, H. II, 10 IT, Aul ", in
sS s% rourtsan,I and Fiiteenth streets west,
Rhode IIlAud avenue, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets west, AOd FOurteenth bGeet be-
tween n aud Rhode island avenue
Lots Nos. o. TO- u, 49, and 49, In squAre i47 'front.'
Ing respectively on North n steet, between slNh
and Seventh streets weSt, Seventh street wost be-
tween aud o Gtfe stG north, and street north
between sixth and seventh stI Gets west.
Lots O. l. g. n a. aAd 20, in Square No. TSs, trout
ing respectively on south Est[eet between Ftst
Lot No. I, In square S6s, fronting on Tenth street
east, between and sueetu north.
Terms, One-thiTd cash, the remainder In six and
twelve mon hs, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust IN the premises ConveyAnces and revenue
stamps at the coat of the purchasers.
PlatI OF the property may be seen at our count
Ing house.
mJRJltd Auettoneers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27

ANY enc having occasion 70 visit private
medical Institution are advised to call on DR..
Yellny.
A large aad Huesrssful prAstiss hero and else.
where enables him to guaranty perfect cure in all
cases.
All vista and SBnmunlsAtiops strictly private
and confidential. Psrssns calling Bsc no one but
tho Doctor. febI-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27

GRLHD LAACHII.-LeVl PumphreS ana =
fTieHd went, yesterday AfterHosn, TO the house Of
per, 10 compliance with an iAyitStioa. whilst
enjoying the hoBpitAlities OF the lAdy'I house,
Levi WAtshed golden, or rather n IrseAbAtk, OPP
PoItuAity SfSteAlins eco belonging 10 Miss Alnie,
and a. soSh A. the Opportunity was presented, he
secured the money which was In Treasury notes
He then babe her Adleui but whtR she missed this
money, Levi was arrested by OfnseT Lynsh, and
takes before Justice Glbsruoh, whom he soufSAEsd
his guilt and was committed 70 Jail for court
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27

PRESENTATION OF MASONIC JRwBLs.-A pre-
sanitation OF Jewels TO the Past Masters OF Nam nA
Lodge No H. Of this city will take place on Tues
day evening next, at Masonic Hall. They arc pure
silver Of sNqulhite workmanship, and the collars
attached arc of blus INK velvet, with silver en-
breidnry, and surpass any thing Of the kiud We
have seen. J....".'.... o..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27

RIsIIrRAroN or VoTARs.-ThS alteration
Of the law iu regard to registration OF voters In
this atty a. deaf hsd BY the joint resolution pend
ing In the SsnAtS TO amend the charter, would en-
able persons whs had failed to have themselves
deprived OF their votes in sSnbequehss, provided
they pay the ons dollar annual school tax and
other tGxeb th At may be due. Generally, however,
wheh eitiISRu have hSTetofOrs exhibited tax 70
seipts for the year, the sommisHOAers OF slestion
have received their votes whether they had regis
tered In December previous or Aoti but there have
been inAtAnses where many votes have bees TO
fused In consequence. The amendment offered BY
Mr.. sumner yesterday, providing that there shall
be no exclusion OF any person ION the register on
AssouAt OF colsT, delayed that prompt action on
the bill Whlsh IL desired.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27

DEAD soLpTE FoUEp.-YesterdAy morning
onssr Benson, 81 the Second PresinSt, found a
deAd nAn "a Eighth street east, between 4 Gsd !,
Capitol Hill, His name u not known but fTOE
hiG SothinE IL 10 EuppoTsdthAt he was soldier Of
the Veteran Reserve Corps. A inquest was hsld
By Coroner woodward, aud the jury rendered a
Vardlst OF death from causes unkaOWA,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27


AvEHUh.-ThiB celebrated ettahliIhneat has just
Seen elegantly RENTED and furnished. Has one Of
the lGrgeht collections OF Photographic aegAttven
In this country, numbering byor ifteen thousand,
embracing liksnesscG Of distinguished persons
both civil Gad military. Ihkenessss Of many Of
these fallen IN battle 6As 10 obtained here. For
superior work, WhitehufIu outHtrippihE his com
petitOFH, received q medal ut the Worlds Fair,
London, Particular attention IL called to his new
imperial Photographs. Al1o TiEaetta now much
ought after. nOTll-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27
THE ELECTION.


NDEfEEDENIro 70, S SII06s CANDl-
John II. sEMMEs.
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LuhSI WAND UNOONDIIIONhb
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For Mayor -,
For Ald'; George w. E~mr,,or
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Il. q. WILSON.
For Assessor
my2I.Tts J. y. sANNER
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INhlhD WAhD.--- W n AXE AUIHOh-
not a candidate Tor Alderman, a. has been ststsd,
but IL a candidate for reelection TO the Board OF
Common Council from the Third ward. my2t-ts
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- FoR ALDERNAS-
mo. p. PEPPER.
FoR COMMON oouNetL-
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Asbuhh LLofD,
JOSEPH FoLLANsBEE,
myiS-v MICHAEL LARNER,
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EOURTH WARD INDEPENDENT
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27

MOVEMENTS IN REAL ESTATE James c.
Mcclure sold yeHtsrdAy afternoon a lot on the
welt dc OF sixth, between = and G streets north,
with small back building, TO jeremiah. Costello,
for 1850.
Also, brick house and lot on K street, between
New Jersey avenue and First street WeGt, to A.
Beat, for $1,000.
Green & Williams sold part OF lot IA, In square
ga, having font OF II feot 8 inches on Seventh
ltreet, between N md streets, and 100 feet deep,
to d. BeVeritBe, at so cents per foot. Lot 7, In
Let Q, IN same square, TO Johu Freeman, al IL
cents per foSt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27

REoOVEKRD.-Wo are pleased to learn OUT
eAtseaed fellow sltiIeA Deputy Marshal Phillips
IL Aush better this mOrninI. WOhOpS V And hln,
A. hlh pest aGAiA In few days.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27

OOIS SSLSl-Ths SAly place IN thlS city
wAsIs tAsy HAES aAa Is-PSint EsId psAA u AZ 81
Seventh street, up stairs, a.