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PYJAs. c. INQUIRE & CO., AUG.

DY JAS. G. INQUIRE Il CO., AUG.
LARGE SALE oFv CANT LOTS BELoNGRg
70 THE ST. VINCENT ORPHAN ASYLUM.
o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shsll ssll, hor
account Of st. Vincent Orphan Asylum, the follow
Ing valuable v.eant lots, viz:
Lots and 10, sqrAre M. 10, fronting together
l0T feet inches on Twsnty-hnh street west, DO
tween And C treets .orth.
t 10, 'qIare o., fronting 90 feet . Inches On
rwenty-.ecood street, btweon New York syenus
Lot Q, square east Of square No. 81 'front.' Y n7
feet inehes on New York avenue, and I2I bot
6 inches on NirginiA avenue, bstweel rwentieth
and TVenty-h rat streets west.
Lot g Square Ia, r. 'ntins 100 feet II inches op
North { 81 Get, between Ninstsenth and TWentieMh
streets west, running through to New York ave-
nue..
Lots 10 and u. 10. 20 and 30, 10 Square No 1877,
fronting respectively On sixteenth street weat,
between L aud NJ streets north, North n bstWeea
Fifteenth and sixteenth streets west and .tteenth
9 rect west between orth and NJ s'reers.
Lots Nos. 2, J, II, u 10, u, Is 10, ant IS, In
square All froutigg respe tlveIy on North N be
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth btreetH west,
Rhode leland avenue, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets west, Ard Fourteenth street be-
| tween N and Rhode Island avenue
ing respectively 90 Moth n Street, between Ska
and Se enth streets weSt Seventh street west, be-
| tween N and o streets north, and y street north
| between sixth and seventh streets west.
LOIS T. g. -, %, and 30, In Square NJ. ~, 'front.'
ing respectively ON South EGtfeet, between Frat
and Second streets east and Sec md street east be-
tween south D and Esfreets
Lot No. In Square 9o6, fronting on Tenth street
esst, beta cen II and ST. eets north.
Terms, One-third eAsh, the remainder M six and
twelve mon he, with interest, secured by d ed OF
trust TN the premises. ConveyAnces and revenue
| stamps at the cost OF tho purchasers.
PlHtS Of the property may be seen At our count
| log house.
| my23.I'd Auettoneers.
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Aatinual Republican.
Facts Regarding ArkspsHs.-No 1.


Fnots U.0ardIn0 Arkansaa-No. l.
r--..,,,
10 me tdhor 0he hSf'onHl hfpAoheah'
Believing the present condition, political and
military, of tho State Of Arkansas, though she
ho ror, b,mh,o por,Ion of tho oroa, A,Dori-
W. - 1'n'''-
can nalon, 10 not' NJ tnIb particular Time,
wholly without interest TO every well-wIsher Of
the country, whether he be citizen. soldier.
.t.,o.O,., o. rol,,io.i rhro.o,Lo. -,
o'u'0 " f PH.O,OP"o' venture
to ootruue, OV your permission, through the
columns OF your extensively read paper, a
seriea of abort lctters setting forth some NJ The
-, $4,000, 80. . 49, =, -
mos' important iae's IN INC history OIL mat
state since the OH DAY OF November, "A. d..
1850.
IN ,h,s d.v fe,h Nov ,seo \ A.,,.D... o.,..
z. ose -" ~. $500, ~ ~ 1919 q. sa, .
49, -. 80 ,sn.,a III S,snS ,
NJ PrcoSJnridao H. nonai.s 10 NJ Mi
t,r.oSInr'nga rsc,,sin, Iinr.ii ~ xhich cn
ii,So1 h,na ~ ~ a,aa,ss usa,n ~ ~ ST.. S
VsrS snon ar,ar 4, 80 doanI,elv Lnown ,bo,
NJ ijnnoin wos ",so,sd PrssIdsrt rita
Son,hnrn Doi,,icsI ,ooSers hogan ~ an,,o;,,t a,J
~, % III &C tnS,Sn.,Sn, nesso,,n,sv ~, =,
az, ,h"So ,vora Enc az - Tbeir sfFor,s fall
W.,I,,' 49,, Sno,, ,ho snco,,,o ,Sho Ma no ~
IT, ~ har,nr thai sihn.,n.ss rninadn ~, !.
sa, 81 ,ni,,Iosi aan,h,ors mi ,ho.o ,o,iS,,,a
,soro ~, ~ he e., 49,, n, nnSas, roh,,Ln
TIE. nsrs,.,oS ~ nal osr,r,s THAI har.n",,ai
,bn peonIo ~ sMnrtherr ,aars.s,anm onS
Wson,hern corh..ranns,, They ,sesa a~oend
iroIS n"trioi,n Ths. h.a oycr Soen re.Sn ana
,bey Hgouid NOT Al H. n /, ,vorId res,oys, ~
conyrtrsNIsv dnwS nat TO-. rnr nc IA Az sno
Thee vent crocodi,s tsars 49, ths 1S,raoS e.
a rnir"d conn,rvn WV 'A' VI
A. sor,bSrnor. ,bev ,vor. ~ usr,ro- M M.
,eriol ioSs bv The disrnn,,on os ,hn na,,on J,
hu, ,haJr hony,voIort baarts ,sor, a. ,bo $780,,
oStbe "rnjn mat wSs 10 come. mon their iess
Gor,nn.,a IA dairdsd conU,rSu,on oS, ha Nos,S
who .scouid not nossjhIr rIna Il dontod sor,Sasn
cnt,onS, and son,hern rad In ,Sts Doannnr
tbev an"iiS ,nJncod snma or tha yonnia 70
Wi.to s,ocG,, in ,hejr noihe,,c r,sa,,nPgs nv
h,"nor. roso,r,tons ,npaninn a.,SSias a. .,osI
i,,s ,.nrc rnssaS Some ~ ~ naSrin W.
~. g. -, ir,',s'J,,aa a. .os.,,,So.p ,li,L
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by JAS. Q. Moe UIRE & CO.,
70 uMIssIoNERS SALE oF VALUABLE
WHARF PsOPERTY-ou THURSDAY AFTER.
NOW, JUNE at hAlf-p AsL S O'Clock, on the
pre- nses by virtue NJ the order and droree Of the
supreme Court Of the DistFiot II Columbus, bsIr-
ing date on the 9Th day Of April, 1854. the undsr.
sIEued, commissioners under Saii decree, will sell
that valuable VII. property, near the termipus
Of the Long Bridge, knows As " LensN's Wharf,"
being th- whole Of square numbered 2i0 having =
IRON Of 2S6 feet inoh on Wa'er street. 24l teet
Thirteenth street west, ard 20 feet on Thirts en-
Anh-Sh III street west and containing So square
feet, more or les. The water front 10 i'm rnysd
by asubstAntiAl s'oue and dirt wharf Aud believed
TO be the best on the entire river front.
In Square No. 26s fronting 81 feet inches on
Maryland avenu., between Thirteenth and Thir-
teen-and-a-half streets, and running back about 10
feet, oontaininE ale feet.
Terms Of sAiei One-nslfin eAshi the remainder
In six monthai the purchaser or purSh Ssers givluu
his OF their bond for the deferred payment, with
satisfaetory personal security, aud hearing inter
est ON the day Of sale. On the ratification OF the
sale ~ the Court and full -yueut OF the purchase
money, conveyance will be made to the pur-
chaser.
II the terms OF sale arc not complied with In ave
days rom the day OF sale, the o nmiG4IOners re-
serve the right to Tesel At thu rIk Aud eXpsn-e OF
the dsfault ng purchaser, on one wsaks notice In
the National In'eHigeneeT
Cost Of convey AIos, inc udlnE revenue stamps,
to be paid by the purchN ser,
JAMES ADAMS,
JAMES = halliday,
JhHN VAN RIS lex,
WILLrM RIVE,
THOMAS J. FISHER,
ommis sionefG,
JAMES c. MCGuIR CO,
my2t6t Auctioneors.
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TESTING NIALsi

TEsTIMoNIA
wAHRISsroN, d. C., March 8, 1854.
DR. LIoHTuILL-DeAr Slri I take this oppoTtu
nifty to publicly express my gratitude for the won
dsrfu cure Of Deafness you have In 90 short tim'
effected 10 my case.
Twas deaf for about six Yeas and for the last
few years ~ much so could not hear preaching OF
common eonversationj but now, since your iuvSl
liable services have BEEN rendered, can hear a,
well a. over. In conclusion, let ne say that the
noises with which have been troubled 10 my head
for years have also entirely disappeared.
Very truly, yours,
JAMES n. McChTHhAN,
Tenth street, between and @,
Warrington.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NEWSPAPERS AND FhHl0N
~ GALS. N.v.p..
4NEDWIN HALLENBEsk, dealer " p-,ntS Ia
nor Periodicals, Novels, stationery, r.i Also
Bscoo segWs Flag, T Ssb 's AND colorsd Photo:
large rs King street four doors oelo" PROVO"
asEsHsis once AsxnoS,,:, Ss; for the Wash.
sansorl ip,,w NATIoEAL REPUBLICAN received
Ap20-I
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GOLD! GoLD!-The only place In this city
where they make and rs-point gold pens IL Al bio
Seventh atreet, up atAirl
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WHITRHURsT's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AyEVUE-This celebrated Establishment has just
been elegantly RENTED and furnished. Has one Of
the largest collections OF Photographic negatives
10 this country, numbering over fifteen thousand
embracing liEcneBseS OF distinguished persons'
both civil and military. LkenesseS Of many OF
these fallen IN battle can no obtained here. For
superior work, WhitehurIt putstrippinK his COM
petitoF1, received q medal AT the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention Is called 10 his new
imperial Photographs, also Vignetta now much
ought aftor. nSvlS-u
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OFFICE,
~ WAR DEPARTMEr,l
WASHIE0ToS, D. C., May 20 1854.
The following contracts have been awarded for
HORsE EQUIPMENTS, under tho advertisement
from this Departure I, dated May I, the bids for
which were opaned May 20:
NETWORK ARSENAL.
LIZ. Copdiet, II, ooO TETS, sS2 10.
HIehols, Sherman Co, 900 sets, saaOO
j. d. ThAKter, so sets, sal co.
j. w. Coyell, 500 sets, s52 90.
Lacey, Meekor & Co, O. 90 tets, S32 ~.
ALLEohANY Arsenal.
W. ]. Gilmore Il Co s 900 sets, S3l.fO.
T. LOUIS ARsfN'L.
r. TillIsn l. Co, 900 sets, $50
r. Tillson 4 Co.. 900 sets, s3I.bO.
John CroIb, 500 sets, s2s
GEORGE D. RAMSAY,
myIlIt BrigAdier General, Chief OF Ordnance.
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TTARIETIEsI VARIETIES /

MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Fronting psnn'' Aveuur an Ninth Streetl
SIGN OF TIE BIG DRuMMOND LIGHT
HAhbl IN y ", ....'s-...s'ss.s'''''' IInpFlu'o''
FITZ SIMMONS. Stage Munger ant Advertiser
rirRt niVht OF the young vocAi,t, Niles M.ry
Bogart. The premier dAnbTueSe Mile Lima Win
del. Miss Helena Smith TIL" mNstrr Ethiopian
arts, MIR. Adj Weaver, Lazy Iuo'ey, Mial Han
n n birch Mis- M,ly tree !, M,ss L'llv ArehArde,
Mas Maggie Vernon, Miss KITTY rcharde. an thu
orpS de Ballet AlIO, the popular EthiopiAnA
Mr.. Bob =. hall, Mr. HAIRY III odsoo !, and tho
COIps de E'hiOpe.
In CONCLUSION Will b. ps formed the great drama
of oil NEE At New YORK.
The copyF's hted prize drN1 =, written by Fi'L
Simmons The GcnBtt dr'mAtiBt, author the
| " BrIle OF WAshlngton," semNle Iickpncke ;,
aud twenty other BuccesBful ulaNF, As performed
10 this CITY, now announces IN preparation he
tTu' h-irAo's, the ~
n, UsIOS AND LCrSsioE,
Mr.. Thorn, from W'llNcE', lheTrr, New YORK,
engaged expressly 10 pNint the scenery, horthern
AID Southern pictures, tar duct & the Battle 81
seven piuea Local View NJ seventh 81 Get lnte'
rior OF the Washington In a o Asylum mS9o
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WANT OF TRAVELLING ACCOMMODATION ON
SuEDAY.-A Washington correspondent says that
the want Of Sunday cars In Washington, and tho
surd4y law, which drives the hacks from their
stands, begins to work vPry oppresGively The
city Ia Iul OF the male and Tensile relatives Of the
wounded, aud the distanenA Of the hospitals from
the hotels Ia IN some cnbsa over three miles, yet
these visitors either have TO walk tho way, hire
livery caTriaEeI at ca an hour.
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AMI one having occasion TO visit q private
Vellny,
A large and successful practice hero and else:
where enables him to guaranty Aperfect cure In all
Gases.
All visits and communications strictly private
aud confidential. Persons calling SEQ no ono hut
the Doctor, iubl-H D.
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NAVY YARD.-The steamer Baltimore ar
rived at the yard yesterday from Fortress Monroe.
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who appear In variety OF
DANCES, TABLE 40.

~
DANCES, TABLEAUN, &o.
First week Of the d.-,p ittng farce, entitled
THE FLYING MILL sRIrEi
on,
THE DEVIL AMONG THE DARKIEs.
Pete. Miss Naomi Porter
OIL SOUL tum ..............,'..,,,,J J, DOughe'ty
MIR. lR INC -, De rnrISb1
Mrs, Sqnntum. ...........,',,,,..h III. W "lllAn,s
LOUISA. Piss Emma smell
The Funny Afte-pieee nf
The MAN GERS ASSISTANT
Tony Iur nn huillshu
Manager, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CaEAnAuEh
Rast OF characters Uy the entire Dramatic Com
pAnY.
Change 10 the Olio d 'unrtmcnt each night
Orchestra. ,......'','''''''oO CEN.
Private Boxes, holding six prraons........."...S5
Doors open u perform nee to commence At ..
FAMILY MArINEF,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
Ladies' Is GEMS children 10 cents
In preparation, and viii shortly he produced
ANEW SEVSA ZION DRAMA,
written eXUr-ssly for this EstNnlshma mt by rnp-
ular dramatic, snd fnu ,dei upon the dents which
have tTAnSpIrcd within the city. Due notice OF its
hr representation will be given.
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THE ELECTION.

THE ELECTION.
INDEPENDENT UNION CANDI-
Il ~ DATE FOR MAYORS
John II. sEMMEs.
EIRST WARD UNCONDITIONAL
II UNION TICKET.
~. ,,l.: JOHN H. sEMMEs.
GEORGE W. EMMERsoN.
For Common Council
In sHYDER,
my2l.7t' PETER hammond.
SECpND WARD UNCONDITIONAL
- UNION TICKET.
John sEMMEs.
FoR ALDERMAN
GEORGE T. RAUL.
FoR Coamon CousolLE
THOMAS W. MILLER,
MI HAZEL CooMBs. mystic
ID Intel. and Chrou.
THIRD WARO.-.WE ARE AUTHOR.
IL ized 10 announce that Mr. N d. LARNER 10
not candidate for Alderman, - has been stated,
but 10 candidate Tor re-elec Ion 70 the Board OF
COMMON Council from the Third ward. my2I-'a
EoURTH WARD UNCONDITIONAL
II UNION TICKET.
RICHARD wALLAcH
FoR ALDERMAN
JNo. p. PEPPER.
FoR COMMON Council
AsBURY LLOYD,
JOSEPH FoLLANsBEE,
myis-tf MICHAEL LARNER
EoURTH WARD INDEPENDENT
III
JOHN H. sEMMEs-
JAMES ENGLISH
FoR COMMON COUNCIL
WI. W MOORE,
ELIJAH EDMVNsTON.
myI7-te
EIFTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il UNION TILKET.
JOHN H. sEMMEs.
SAMUEL STRONG.
~" THoTPs0s VAN REswICK,
WIN. WALLACE,
John W. MEAD.
NICHOLAS wAYsoN.
my2s-Iw'
SIXTH WARD KET
JOHN II. sEMMEs.
For Alderman
JOHN II. PEAKE.
For Common Council
WILLIAM TALBERT,
JOHN Z. HERRELJ,
HENRY +. MARKS. my21.dtes
q EV L N T H W A II D.
= FOR REELECTION.
UNCONDITIONAL UNION CANDIDATE For
ASSESSOR.
myIs-st' PETER HEPBURN.
EVENTH WARD UNCONDI-
y TIONAL UNION TICKET.
FoR MAYOR
JOHN H. sEMMEs.
FoR ALDERMAN
PETER M. PEARSON.
FoR COMMON COUNCIL
JOHN @. DUDLEY,
W. I. WALKER
GEORGE WRIGHT,
ron ASSESSOR
JOHN II. BIRD.
myis-itJS'
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WANTS.

VIZ A Mt L D---A PIANO FORTE.
w Any person WIShinE to cell At !, second hand"
= really good PianO Forte, mAy hud = purchAItT
by iuqu'Ting early at AIS street, near NLnta.
my asst
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|. ARRESTED FOR Horse STHALINd.-Oflcer
simonds. Of the Third ward, yesterday Al. ested
iAlexAnder Proctor and John Marshall, oolored, on
the charge Of having stolen two horses belonging
to Eugene Hill and Joseph Tucker, OF Prince
Georges county, Md. II appeared before the ma
| Marshall, to have his horre 10 come TO WAthing-
ton, but the horse Of Mr.. Tucker had been stolen
from his premises. Justice Clayton committed
both the accused to await a Teq1iSitiOn from the
Governor Of Msryl Ans. This IL a new dodge TO
| restore slaves 10 their masters.
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NBW YORK Observation-Disclosures UloLhin0 -
He5 and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English sAok and Walk.
ing Coats eXeell In beauty, grads and nniHh any.
thing over offered 10 this city.
WALL, STEPHENS & Co.,
oo9-u S2s Pa. RV,, bet. Ninth and TeRth Bts-
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AUCTION SALES.

DY ]. q. CURE 800,
ID AUCTtONRERa
VALUABLE Vacant Lors ON NEW YORK
svenue heiwe sixth anf seventh streets West
and 81 9Th street est, hetw en- L ard M .trsef,
not'h.-,n WEDNESDAY AFR RNooN, LONE /,
At O'Clock, on the premises, we " III rsn The e,st
gro part OF Lot No 8, in Squars No. go, fronting
~ feet on the North side Of New York . enue be.
tween sixth and seventh streets west, and fuu.
ming bsck ii6 feet TO be divided Into two lVth Of II
70 front eaoh.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER, part NJ Lot No. u and
the Whsle OF Lot No. q, IN Squa No. go, divided
into i've lots, fronting each i6 Get inches on tho
west side Of sixth stfset vest. between L Aod NJ
street. north, and run1ing back lie feet TO q %
foot Allev.
Tei mss 0nr.third etsh; the remainder In six and
twelve mnnths, with interest, secured " deed OF
trust on the premises. Convey Ances and stamps
At the cost Of the purchaser.
mysI-2t Auotioneer,.
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The only place where you can purchase klEltI
Rubber goods OF all inhb at Manufacturer pTiesH u
at II. 4, HALLS India RHbbsr Warehouse, 5ie
Penney lv6niA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
Gtrest6. Also, all kinds Of Rubber EOOds hoAuti.
ully repaired nj short notice. MAT 15-N
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HORSES WANTED.

WAN DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,)
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUART AMAsTER, !
wABIIEGToH, c., May 18Th 1854.
THREE THOUSAND (9,nO0) HORSES WANTED
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIVE u6ol DOL
L n per head will be paid for all
CAVALRY hORSEs
delivered within tho next thirty (3o) days AZ the
Govern ment stables at GiesbnTo, D. Z.
said Horses to be sound IN all partleulaIs' ny
lesS than h,s 10y nor more than nlne (s SeNs oIu'
eomnHcly buiIt, bridle wise ami OF siEe suhlelen'
tor Cavalry purposes. .-,-,, ,n.,., 10
These specifications Will be strictly Suhe'eu '"
and TiEtdly enforced in ev'Ty pHrtculI. ,,.,
Payment made on delivery Of seven ~ an
'"' JAMES A. EklNI
Lieutenant Colonel and Chiei SuArteI ~ S 49, a.
| mylS-Imd 1SES- ==-=
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BOARDING.

DOAR DING.-SEVERAL PLEAS.
ID ant Rooms for rot, with Board and uIe Of
bath, At No AIS v street between Eighth AID
Ninth streets. TermS moderate. Also table hoard.
STs, go per month. mai ~
mon RENT, WITH BOARD-A
well fu, niEhei ChAmber, with nrs' -elAIS
Board second Dor, at No, A39 nth street, betweeu
q and Il biTtets. mSl-2s
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SYRACUsE, February 20, 1884.
IkAVs been deaf In one ear ever since left col.
lege, some twenty years ago. BY the skill Of Or.
Lighthll, Its hearing was completely restored, 90
that now I hear alike with both ears, and l lnd
that can use my voice with much more ease and
comfort than before.
N2s-eo9v JOSEPH NJ. CLARKE.
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Mr.. Madison Davis was oalled upon TO address
the mettinE who spike ~ snme length Of the
qusllte 90 and traits Of Mr. semmes.
Mr.. Clements moved that the secretary be re-
CURED TO pub In the daily papers the n.mes
Of Mt. Semmea for Mayor, aud mrlas Thbeft
Hetald, and Makes ~ Common Couneil, as ward
ticket, which was adopted.
the meeting adjourned with threa cheers for
Con. Grant, for his laurols, and three cheers for
Mr., SemmtG
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Non Esr.-On the 2Sth instant, Patrolmau
Harrison procured warrant for the SRI est OF Mrs.
Jane smith, who was charged with the keeping
OF bawdy house on Seventh street, between
and T. Navy Yard. The witncsues were ummoned
and all parties present excepting her COUNSEL 40
count Of whose absence the trial was Postponed till
yesterday, At which time the accused vas non sH.
Upon going TO her house the of1eer found that II
was vaoatei, aui that she had vamosed 70 parts
uukhowu
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FURNISHED HOU~E OR COTTAGE
II WANTED The advertiser wishes to hire
InrpIahad house In this city for ak months or q
' ar where = few respectable boa dSrs would be
aIIO,gsdi or, would rent small cottage, furnished
or unfurnished, suitable for three peraOns. Rent
will he paid monthly or quartz ", 10 advances and
the hest Of references given. Address Box ?, Ma
uuuSl hepub lean once. ApS%u
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EIRsT wARD--sECoND PRECINCT.

ElhST WAhD--sEOoND PREClNCT.
Notice IL hereby given that, in conformity to
the provisions OF the Charter ot the city OF Wash.
inNton, an election will be held on MONDAY, the
9Th day OF Juns next, at v. r. Dorietts Carpenter
shop, corner Of @ and bighteeuth streets, for
Mayor, to serve two years. for one member OF
Board Of Aldermen, to serve two years; and three
meHhera Of Board OF Common Council, 90 serve
one year; and Assessor, TO serve two years for
said ward.
The Polls open at 7 4. m. and close at 7 D. m.
w. DYER,
GEO. ,. KIbwELL,
l.. p R0DIER,
myQ8 COmmiRa onerH
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~ ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. I'VE
VI have now In store full stock Of 6entlenen'l
Spring OveroORts, Business Suits, pTsBE suits, and
Furnishing Goods OF the latest Stylea, Aetur'
cd with the Same degree of neAtnSEs style and Gle
sAno0, A. II made 10 order.
WALL, STEPHENS Co.,
SAA PennGylvLnlA Avenue, hetWesn
Ninth and Tepth StrSsaA.
~ I0StaI IssaT 4 InISI.l
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r AND WARRANTS WANTED.

fifty LAND WARRANTS Of 90, 90, 100 and 10
acres ""h'ea i"mscIARx \ GAYLORD
noSH Room . enFneF seventh and v sta.
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EVENTH WARD. PRE-
- CINCT.
Notice IL hereby given that, in accordance with
the provisions Of the charter OF the city OF wash
ington al election will be held on MONDAY, the
g. day ofJune next at the corner OF seventh street
and Maryland avenue, west side OF seventh street,
for Mayor, to serve two years; for one member OF
Board OF Aldermen, to serve two years. three
members OF Board OF Common Council, 10 serve
year, and AssesHor TO serve two years for Said
ward.
Polls open at O'Clock a. M, and close at 7 p. m,
W. 7. DUKIPHAN,
II o. MOVES,
HENRY NJ. KNIGHT,
my2s Commissioners.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-31

ROMANTIC NUPTIALs.-Cnpt. David Lewis,
Of tNe 9Th Ohio volunteers was severely wounded
In the ihrh during the carly part Of the battles ID
the wilderness. Before he enlisted 10 the service
he paid his devoirs TO young lady, and whoa he
left WAS engaged to he mar led 10 her ~ soon ~
his term OF three years expired on the condition
that II he were wounded she would nurse him.
Accordingly, when the news reached the young
lady that the Captain was wounded, the left her
Washington.
whsttrsnspited At the meeting OF the loving
ans si,, \, =, may readily insEinsa but
the Ninth street Presby tefian Church, pronounced
the twain one nesh, At. tho ceremonies were
present Hon. W. p. Noble, NJ. C., J. q. Wstmore,
the Ohio state Agent, and Col. sawyer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-31
THE ELECTION.

EIRsT wARD--FIRsT PRECINCT.
Notice is hereby given that, in conformity To the
provisions OF the On IT 2 Of the city OF Wishing-
Ton, an election viii be held on MONDAY, tha Q n
day OF luna next, at John Q. Reevea' Carpenter
Shop, on street, between Nineteen'h and 'Twen-
tieth streets west, for Mayor, 10 serve two years
for ono member OF Board OF Aldermen, 10 serve
two years three members OF Board Of Common
Council, to serve one year and an Assessor, to
serve two years fbr sad Ward.
The polls open At a. MI and close At y. m.
WIN. ". CALVERT,
LEWIS n. P,RKER
VIM RIGGLEs.
my0s Commissioners.
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