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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-03

THE only place where you can purchase India
Rubber goods OF all kinda At MANY GctTdS prices, II
At H. A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
PennSylvGniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beAutl'
ully repaired at short notice. mar 2S-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-03

DOUBLE PESSIEs.-The double cents are, In
u double 90 Sc, an improvement on the ancient
cope and the N odern nickel. Tfey are lighter
than the old fashioned copper cent, and hand
son or than the later fashioned nickel cent. A
few speoimens only have made their appearance
In this market, but the peanut vendors Anticp pate
Rtu supply in . few days.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-03

DOYS' CLOTHING. I'VE ARE NOW
II IN rOoSipt Of 4 lArE0 assortment OF Boys and
ChlldTen,1 Clothing OF the newest styles, Igltaoie
for the present season for drSss and .Shool "sA'
WALL. STEPHENS Co.,
1NA POnnsylVlniA AVsnuo, pStween
0pE IO-tAi [slAE . InisLl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-03

GOLD! GoLDl-The only place In this city
where they make and re-point gold pens IL at $40
Seventh street, up stairs
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REAL ESTATE sALB.-JAs. G. Mcclure & Co.
Lold yeste day afternoon the wharf near the Long
Bridge, known as LenoX's WhNf to p. S, Beatty,
for eli OlO.
House and lot on Louisiana avcnue, between
Four-'nh ahAlf and Sixth streets, to Geo !. Johi-
son f. Ell 800.
Small lr me house and lot on street, between
Hinrtuenth and Twentieth, to james HeCnAn, for
SI,.00
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CAPITOL PoLIcE.-CApt. William A. New
man, OF Vermont, who Lost an IN 10 the Mexican
war, late a clerk In the Census Bureau, has been
made Chief OF the Capitol Police, vice Capt Ma.
than Darling, removed.
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9 ECoND Wards ECON d
TaIRD wARD~FIRsT PRECINCT,

Notice 10 hereby given that, in conformity with
the provisions OF the charter OF the city OF ash
inKtnn, an Election will he held on MONDAY, the
eth day Of June next, at the office Of John W.
scmmes, corner Of NJ street north and Mn n street
west, for Mayor to serve two years. for one mem
Der OF Board Of Aldermen to serve two years, and
three members Of the Board OF common Council to
serve one year, and AsseGsor to serve two years
for said Ward
The rolls open st O'Clock a. m, and close ct 7
Pm. SAMUEL 4. TYSON,
JAS. NJ. TOWERS,
my2l Commissioners.
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OATH RooMs.--RE. OPENING.

HENRY sCHAFER
BeRs leave to announce to the citizens and tran.
gers in Washington that he has reopened his
BATH ROOMS,
Nos I2T and 400 street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, opposite the General Post once.
These rooms have been newly lifted up and ar
arranged, on the upper tiOor,
BATH ROOMS FOR LADIES,
and would respectfully solicit their patronage.
Hot and cold baths always ready, Polite attend.
ants 10 serve all who call % hlm, pyIT-Im
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'GRAY's PATENT
MOL DED COLA RS

MOL DED COLLARS
Are not simply nat pieces of paper cut in the form
offs collar, but are Nodded and Shaped 10 NJ he neck
having perfect curve free from angles or breaks,
which 10 obtained by our patented prooeI', which
also secures another adrartag' poIesisd BY no other
collar, viz Space for the CrGvat in the Turn.down
style, the fn'ide Of which IL perfectly smooth and free
from FUCKERS, making this collar, for ease ncatneSI
and durability, unequalled.
They are made in rundown style In sizes from
II to IT, and in Gsrrotte from 10 to IT inuhes and
packed 10 neat blue boxes OF 100 eachj also In
smaller ones Of 10 esoh-tho latter a very handy
package for travellers, army and navy officers.
~ EVERY COLLAR IL stamped
"GRAY's PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers In Mems Furnishing Goods.
The trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
s22 Pennsylvania avenue,
Between Nihth and Tenth streets,
je2-dsu Washington, D. c.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING. "A NUMBER OF GEN.
10 tlemen sAn obtain beard at No. IST Maryland
avenue between Four'And-ArhAliAR and sixth streets,
hlAnd. 0slTsu
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r OST.-AT THE SIMPSON HOUSE
| II to-day q Single Stone DIAMOND RING.
me finder will be literally rewarded by leaving II
with he Pro pri' tor. Jel-2ts
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EORD's NEW THEATRE,
i TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENN. AVENUE.
THIS EVENING, JUNES,
First night OF the new Comedy, now playing in
New York and London, with great success, entitled
, Dual IN A CHINA SHOP.
Mts bAganOtts ....-......s.....s...Mr Mr.. Geo Dccka
Appearance OF the favofite Comedian,
q ROGERS, as p Liz o'CALL iGHAN,
In the Irish comedy Of HIS LAST LEGs. lea
Growers THEATRE.
~ rennsyivaniA avenue, near willard, Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER................
Also, Of growers New Chestnut Street Theatre,
Philadelphia.
The Coolest Theatre 10 Amerlca.
ventilated by Over One Hundred Windows
Ice-water for the Audience.
Last night but one Of the
GRAND OPERA.
Last appearance OF
CARL FoRATEs,
The renowned Baao PToTundo
THIS (FR1DAY) EVENING, JUNEg,
Won Webers Grand MAsterwork,
DER FREIsCHUTZ.
Grand 0pera-Four Ao's, tho celebrated INCAH-
TATION SCENE being given in a separate Act,
CARL FOHMEs In his celebrated character Of
CAsPAR, THE RANGER. His last appearance.
In Act Third, the oelebrat 4 INCARNATION
SCENE, COLLINS, sprites, Demons; the Phantom
Huntj Casting The Magic Bullets. Carl Ansehutz,
Conductor Of OperN,
SATURDAY, JUNE last Night OF Grand
Opera By repeated requests, bERR JOSEPH
HERMANN, in his great Lyric assumption ef
mEPHI2rnPHELEs,l IN USr.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 6-Miss Charlotte
Thompson and the Dramatic Company. jc3
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UGARS. .-.125 BARRELS LOVER
- ing'S Crushed, PulVeTized, GrAnulated, and
BENJAMIN BEALL,
jOl-ltu 9eS PannBylVAhiA avenue.
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THIRD WARD..-sECOND PRE-

CINCT.
Notice 10 hereby given that, in conformity to the
provisions OF the charter Of the city OF Washing
ton, an election will be held on MONDAY, the eth
day OF June next, at the Model MARKET, near the
corner OF Ninth and streets north, for Mayor, to
serve two years. for one member Of the Beard OF
Aldermen, to serve two years; and three members
Of the Board OF Common Council, to serve one
yeNrj and Assessor to serve two years for said
ward.
Tho Polls open at o'clock a. m. and close at
p. m. A. ADAMSnN,
CHARLES y. WOOD,
GEO. Z. WHITING,
my2A COmmiAaionera,
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FESTIVAL AT ISLAND HALL.-The voting at
leland Hall for the silver pitcher Is very interest
iBg, John X, Semmes be ne ahead Rally, trierds,
in a gooi osuse, and show your strength The
contest tor the silver service 10 cl Sc, between
Messrs Murtsg', Noyes, and Forney. The voting
for candidate for Mayor closes on Saturday even
ing at 10 o'clock.
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HORSES wANlru.

CAVALRY HORSES WANlEn.
wan DEPARTMLhI, CAVALRY BuRTAv,)
OTFIcE OF CHIEF QUARrERMAhrI u,
WILMINGTON, d c., May 18th 1884
THREE THOUSAND $4,000 HORSES WA TO- .
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIVE (IO6) .GL.
LARS per head will be paid for All
CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within the next thirty (SO) days ~ tie
Government stables at Giesboro, d. T..
Said Horses to be sound in all particulars, I.'
less than Ave (b) nor more than nine (s) yesra n
rom fifteen to sixteen hands high, fun In nsEh,
eompactIy built, bride wise, and Of sire Suiio!snt
Tor Cavalry purposes.
These apecihoAtlons will be strictly adhered g
aud rgldly enforced In every particular.
Payment made on delivery Of seven ~ And over
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieutenant Colonel aud Chief QuAFtCImAst z,
mylS.lmd Cavalry hhrcNh'
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VARIETIES VARIETIES |

VARIETIES VARlETlEsl
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Fronting PENN avenue am ninth Sreot.)
SIGN OF THE BIG DRUMMoND LIGHT
FiTa S:sc and HSPReTSsr
first night OF the young VoeaLl.t, Niles mary
Bogart; The premier dAnsencse, Mile Lima Win
artis', MIR. Add Weaver, Larry Tooley, Mics Han
n h Birch, Mis- Mlty Greet. Mlss Lily Arehsrde,
Miss Maggie Vernon, Miss Kitty 'rcharde. an thu
Mr. tP BOB DC o Val Mr. HAIRY p Boodsooi and the
Corps de Ethiops.
OF A 81. NICE AT NEW YORK.
The copyrighted prize drama written by FttZ
simmons, the sensation drHmatist, .9,hor the
and twenty other successful play s, as performed
Ia thiS city, now announces In preparation the
SEVENTH STREET DRESS-MAKER;
On, UNION AND 'ECEssIOS.
Mr.. Thorn, from WAlack'A The are, New York,
engaged expressly to paint the scenery, Northern
Seven Pines, Local View Of Seventh ST. Get. Int
rior OF the Washington In'N'e Asylum. myso
FREEDOM NATIoNALI
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
INDICATED
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION OF
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
ISSUED JANUARY l, 1885,
LETTER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. =, TO
THE UNION CONVICTION HOLDEN At
SPRINGFIELD, (ILL.,l SEPT. ., 1858.
Officially Revised and Corrected.
FROM the Press Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Vor Iae by .
HUDSON TAYLOR,
anIS-N az PsnnIylvAniA avenue.
D-Y W. L. VA l. s. 90
ID AUCTIONEERS.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
ExprgII!y for the
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, STOCK, Gs,,
90 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth Gts., Washington
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY
CASH ADVANCED ON C0NsIGNMENTs
STORAGE FOR CARRIAaEa
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 40,
RsSeiN ed foTPTiTAte Sale.
WI WALL CO., AuStE
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FLOATING HosPITAL.-The steamer New
World, Whilom a floating palace" on the Hudson
river, has been converted into floating hospital
Her machinery has been removed, and she is to
be towed around to White House Landing, on the
PAmunkey. About two Thousand patients will he
accommodated on board.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-03

NOR SALG---THE STOCK AND FIX
lures OF the Wood and Coal Yard located at
No. 491 Twelfth street, between and streets,
with lease OF one or three years, at the option
OF the proprietor. said yard being centrally lo-
Gated Ia the midst OF = business community makes
the location one Of the most desirable in the city
The present proprietor having urgent business to
attend to elsewhere will dispose OF the above at a
low price, or would rent tie yard and fixtures II
desired. myl1-u
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THE ELECTION.

INDEPENDENT UNION CANDI-
Il DATE FOR MAYOR
John n. sEMMEs.
F1RsT WARD ARD, I UNCONDITIONAL N2
JOHN II. sEMMEs
GEORGE W. EMMERsoN.
For Common Council
JOS b. kAWLINGs,
J. n. SNYDER,
my2i.1t' PETER HAMMOND.
@ ECOND WARD UNCONDITIONAL
- 70. MArU UNION TICKET
JOHN H sEMMEs.
FoR ALDERMAN
GEORGE T. RAUP.
FoB COMMON Council
THOMAS w MILLER,
MICHAEL CooMBs. mystic
~ Intel. and Chrou.
THIRD WARD INDEPENDENT
UNION TICKET
~" ~ JOHN H. sEMMEs.
.FoR ALDERMAN
JOSEPH BRYAN.
FoR COMMON Council
LANCET TREE,
A. q. BICHARDa
FRANK MCGHAE.
FoR ASSESSOR
II. D. CURTIS Jei+t'
THIRD wARD.--WEA ARE AUTHOR-
Il lied to announce that Mr.. N. D. LARNER 10
not = candidate for Alderman, as has been stated,
but 10 candidate for REELECTION to the Board OF
EoURTH WARD UNCONDITIONAL
Il UNION TICKET.
RICHARD WALLACE.
FoR ALDERMAN
mo. p. PEPPER.
Fos CoNaoE Council
AsBURY LLOYD,
JOSEPH FoLLANsBEE,
nyiS-u MICHAEL LARNER.
FOURTH WARD INDEPENDENT
UNION TICKET.
JOHN H. sEmMEs.
FOR ALDERMAN
JAMES ENGLISH.
Fon COMMON CouECIL-
WV. W. MOORE,
ELIJAH EDMUNSToN,
G. M. WIGHT.
EIFTH WARD---INDEPENDENT
L UNION TILKET.
FoR MAYOR
FoR ALDERMAN
SAMUEL STRONG.
~" wi THOMPSON VAN REswIcK,
WIN. WALLACE,
JOHN W. MEAD.
~" NICHOLAS wAYsoN.
my2s-Iw'
THE UNION NOW AND FOREVER.
The rights Of the people are not 10 DO sold
Mechanics and Worhingmen's Ticket:
FoR ALDERMAN or THE FIFTH WAND
ROBERT W. EDMoNDs.
SIXTH WARD UNION TICKET.
JOHN II. SEMMEs.
FoR COMMON Council
WILLIAM ALBERT,
JOHN n. HERRELL,
HENRY L. MARKS.
IXTH WARD TICKET.
JOHN H. sEMMEs
For Alderman
JOHN H. PEAKE.
For Common Council
WILLIAM TALBERT,
JOHN +. HERRELL,
HENRY L. MARKS. my2T-dte'
EVENTH WARD UNCON-
= OPTIONAL UNION TICKET
" RICHARD WALLACE.
FoR ALDERMAN
CROSBY S. MOVES.
FOR COMMON COuHCII-
H. W. HAMILTON,
OHIO B0SW LII,
JOHN II. d. RICHARDS.
jei-it'
q EV N TIL W A RID.
y FOR REELECTION.
UNCONDITIONAL UNION CANDIDATE FOR
myIsOt. PETER HEPBURN.
EVENTH WARD UNC0NDI-
y TIoNAL UNION TICKET
For MAYOR
JOHN II. sEMMES.
Foh ALDERMAN
PETER NJ. PEARSON.
FoR COMMON CoUECIL-
JOHN G. DUDLEY,
W. 7. WALKER
GEORGE WRIGHT
FoR ASSESSOR
JOHN II. BIRD.
myI6-dtJ6'
-=-
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DIsoRDERLY WoMAN.-Charlotte Lucas
was arrested last night by Officer Weeden, Of the
Tenth precinct, upon the charge OF disorderly con.
duct Ani drunkenness. She 10 q notorious strum.
pet, resident on the Island, and was standing on
street, between Sixth and Four-and-A-hNlf
using ve'y profane language toward the l.dy.
keeper Of grocery store, swearing thatBhe would
wTeAk her vengeance on her because she had 'ured
her lover away from her home. She was taken
before Justice Boswell, who fined her - 10.
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INDECENT AND PRoPANR.-Sarah Brown and
Kate Light, two well known nymphI du pare, were
ArresedlN ght by officers CSrraher and Skinner,
Of the Island precinct, upon the charge OF indecent
behavior In Pear Tree alley. They were taken be-
fore Justice Boswell, who fined sallie ~ 80, and
dismissed tho other. Kate escaped this time, but
female on the leland, and IL member Of the noto-
rlous Light family.
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MILITARY GOODS.

AIRY GOODS.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co..
BAA PEHHBYLvAFIA AVENUE
Onar the larEeIt ABsoTtmentin this city, 0mbrAOs
ing all qualities used by ofnoeru In me Army and
Navy, Guoh A. ,,
swords, SAIhes, Belts, Shouldor-strApa, HEtAi
Cans Pistols, &C., ho., with mo AssortmenI OF
Uniform clothing, with which VIC Gan furnish IN
S0rI Somplet0 outhts In foW moments.
WALL STEPHENS Co,
IAA PennGYlVAniA AySou
.nrIaz.Nd1 aNAi sAsS f'hpsN~
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~ ENrLEMEN'S CLOTHING. ---WK
" have now In store full stock OF Gentlemen's
spring oVoreoAts, Business Suits, Dresa suits, and
Furnishing Goods OF the latest styles mAnufAeturs
cd with the came degree OF n0AtneGs, STYLE and ole
gained, ~ II made 70 order.
WALL, STEPHENS Co.,
bU0 PonnAylyAniA Avenue, betWSSn
Ninth and Tenth streets.
GN IsytI InaE hISl4I
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~ The above sale IL postponed In 0nu-
sequence Of the rain, until THURsDAY AEiEN-
NOON, June ~, same hour ami plNee.
J. c. MCGUIREh O
myso-d Auetionccri.
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RYJAs. G. INQUIRE d CO., ACu

DY JAS. G. INQUIRE q Co, ACL.
LARGE SALE oFYIcANT Iors BELoN3E"a
on Friday AFTERNooS, June 81, Il ~:
o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, We shall NIL Ia
account of St. Vincent Orphan Asylum, the fOlhhN-
Lots and 10, square No. IS, frontins toEa,hsc
IO7 feet inches on Tw-nty-nith street west, e
tween aud 'treets Forth.
Lot II, square 81, fronting 81 feet lnahrs nn
Vwenty-lecoud .'reet, btween New York aSenus
and North d street.
Lot 9, squNre east Of SQUARE No. 81 'front.' y No.
feet inches on New York avenue, and i2I ket
8 inches on Virginia avenue, betwsol rwentIetG
and Twenty-hrst streets west.
Lot 2, Square l23 fr 'ntiuH l09 feet II Inches
North SCI Get, between Nineteenth and TwentieE n
streets west, running through to New York ave-
nue..
Lots Is and Il, IS, 20 and 20, In square No.Is1,
fronting respectively on Sixteenth street west,
between L and NJ streets north, North N betwoen
street west between Forth and NJ streets.
Lots Nos. T. ., II, IL, Is, II, IS, 10, And 10. 10
tween Fourtesnth and Fiftesnth streets Wsst,
Rhode Island avenue, between Fourteenth Ant
Fifteenth streets west, aud Fourteenth street 60-
tween ard Rhode Island avenue
Lots Nos. g. TO- II, 49, and le In square ttT, trout
ing respectively on North street, between sixSh
rween and o stre.ts north, and o street no5.h
between sixth and seventh streets west.
LoG2, g. q, a. AID 30, in Square No. -, fr az
Ing respectively on South EatTeet, between l's-
and Second streets east and SEQ md street east
tween south and L streets.
Lot No. I, in Square so5, fronting on TenthIt,rct
east, between II and ST Gets north.
Terms, one.third cash, the remainder In six at
twelve mon hs, with interest, secured byS d. "l"t
trust on the premises. Convey Anees and rtvu.aa
| stamps at the cost OF the purchasers
PlatE Of the property may be seen al our -
iDE house. ~
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
my7S-Itd Auctions
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORS : 5
y AND MULks.
CHIES QUARTERmABTER's OFrkCE,
ITPoT or +" 'suT-a ION,
WASHMsroE, D. c., June ., 1854.
VIII be sod AZ puUIlu auction, ~ the Cora =,
rear the Obser. Atofy, IN the city OF WSshinRttn
g., on WEDNESDAY, June 8. 1885, and 81
WEDNESDAY, June %, 1884, lot Of
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned as unit or public service.
1erns-CAsh, In Government uuds.
Sale to commence at 10 o'c och, M.
ID. II. RUCRER,
BriEadier General Aad Chief QuArtern.strr.
je2-l7t Depot Of WAHhngi,.
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NAN TERB BURY HALL.
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
L0IiIiGna avenue, nSer TIC corner Of Sizth Irssf.
liz OF the Metropolitan and National Hotels.l
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
Geo Lea.."................... Proprietor
W. d. CAvAnaugh.............. Stage Manager
MORE NOVELTY.
MORE NoykLTY.
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.
Two NEW PIECES
TWO NEW PIECES
First time Of tho lnughAble farce entitled
THE FLYING MILLERITE;
on,
THE DEVIL AMONG THE DARKTEs.
Flr1t appearance OF JOHN MULLIGAN in his
unApproaohAble perSonaton Of
TOBY TURTLE,
in the funny Aftsrpiece,
THE MANAGERS ASSISTANT.
SECOND WEEK and UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
ofthe beautiful
MARIETTA RAvEL,
who will appear tonight in her celebrated eharaO
ter OF
THE FLOWER GIRL,
and distribute from the rope numerous
BOUQUETS TO THE AUDIENCE
She will also execute several
BEAUTIFUL DANCES,
and sustain the principal characters in
TWO NEW AND ELEGANT BALLRTs,
assisted by
MONS BAPrIsTIN
and the celebrated
RoNzANI BALLET TROUPE,
those daShing embodimentG OF
MELODY AND BEAUTY.
MISS CARRIE GARDNER
MISS EsrELLE FORREST,
" " JOHN mULLfGAN,
BI LY WEST.
III DoUGHERTY,
W. II. WILLIAMS,
III " ~" CCoRKoGRAPHICALITIE
mNE% wv So e fA WhfAstcAlLrrrE,
and
OoMT S.!s E HTS At pd THE sEr TIMES.
the Champion Female Jig DNucer.
MR. J. DE FORREST,
the talented Light Comedian.
The celebrated original
COURT OF BEAUTY,
consisting OF Misses
EMMA SrHELL,
KITTY SCOTT,
JENNY FURRE T,
FANNY NAY,
EMMA GARDNER,
NELLIE BAkER,
LUCY CLIFTONJ
MOLLIE FESTON,
MAGGIE WILSON,
LUCY GURLEY,
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DR. LIeHTHILL's FOURTH VISIT
IL To WASHINGTON.

DR. LIeHTHILL's FOURTH VISIT
- To WASHINGTON
DEAFNESS, CATARRH, AND DIS
EASES OF THE EAR, THROAT AND
AIR PASSAGES.
DIR. LIoHTHILL,
Prom ~ q. MARKS .flsee, New York, author Of
"a Popular Treatise on DEAFNESS" "Lstters
on CATARRH," will be In
WASHINGTON,
MONDAY MORNING, JuNIS
And cas- be consulted at the
rBBrTT HOUSE
for ONE WEEK, until
SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE II.
ON
DEAFNESS, CATAHRB,
and all the various diseases Of the
THROAT,
AIN PAssAeEs.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

nor SALE A NEW TWO STORY
II BRICK ECusE-sNloon, parlor, excellent
square west Of the Circle, on Penn
syIvanla Aysnu ,AdjoiniDg Poet. Newman. Lot
extends from avenue to X street. Title indlspu-
table. Possession given July ist, 1861 Inquire Of
J. b WHEELER,
mySl-u Collectors ONCE, city Hall.
nor SALE---BRlCK HOUSE, 20 BY
90, II rooms, lot sc by On, IS 900.
One do 90 by 30, rorms, lot % by 100, $4,000.
the do 90 ny ~ 8 roOmS, 10 80 by no 50 O00.
ono do. 10 BY %. 8 rnms, lot 10 by W.! 90 500.
ose FRAME House, so by 42, 10 rooms, lot GO
by I40 (cottARe) 5000.
One do 20 by "a, rooms, lot rs by 1888, g., 7Oo.'
-Four do i3IS by 80, brOoms, (gaa and water) lot
lax by 100 each OIL 800.
81, 500.
exchange. MITCHELL & SON,
Real EGtate Brokers',
my2s-eolt s. K. cor Penn. ave. and 10Th It,
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THIEF. Last night, about 10 O'Clock, the
cry oi stop thiefr' was raised at the corner Of
Pennsy lyaniA avenue and Eighth street, and short
ly after, eolored man, followed by large crowd,
ran up the Avenue to Ninth street, and thence 70
d and Tenth streets, where he was captured. He
WAS charged VI th having robbed . soldier. He
WAS taken to the Lentral GuArdhouGe.
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DIAN FORTE FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
L large quantity OF OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and in good condition, which
he 10 prepared TO deliver to purchasers In any part
OF the city, at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, in quantities TO suit pnT-
ehAIers. Orders solicited At his new Wood Yard,
No. A9J Twelfth street, between and str Gets.
noB-tf FE. CORBETT.
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FOURTH WARD-.-FIRsT PRE-

EOURTH WARD---SECOND PRE-
CINCT.
Notice is hereby given that, in conformity to the
provisions OF the charter OF the city of Washing
ingtOn an election will be held In the Second Pre-
olnct Of the Fourth Ward at the south front centre
OF lily Hall entrance to courthouse, on MONDAY,
Oh Of June, for Mayor OF said city, to serve two
years; nne member OF the Board o Aldermen, to
serve two years; three members Of the Board OF
Common Council, to serve one year, to represent
said Nzrd.
Polls will be opened at o'clock a. m, and will
close at O'Clock p. m.
CHAS. II. ANDERSON,
CHAS. WALTER,
THOMAS GALLIGAN,
my2i COmmlssiOneTs.
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DANCES, TABLEAUN, &c.
First week OF the slde-splitting farce, entitled
THE FLYING MILLGRITE
or,
THE DEVIL AMONG THE DARKIES.
jacob. Blly west
Pete Miss Naomi Porter
Old Squlutum. J. Dougherty
Mr.. Pllgtfllc ''.....'.,.,.....,....J Dc Forrest
Mrs squintum .............'.,.,..H III. W. Williams
LOuisa..,........"......... Miss Emma Schell
The Funny AfterpIece OF
The MAN GERS ASSISTANT.
Toby turtle. ...Jnhn Mulllgan
Manager. ..............,,.......W. u. CayanAugh
Rest OF characters by the entire Dramatic Com.
pany.
Change In the ollo Department each night.
humlhhlOn 20 Cenlb
90 cents
Private Boxes, holding six person So
Doors open 81 7; perform Snce to commence At s.
FAMILY MATINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
Ladies Is cenihi children 10 cents.
10 preparation, and will shortly he produced,
NEW SENSATION DRAMA,
written expressly for this establishment by pop
ular dTamAtist, Snd fOunded upon incidents which
have tFanspired within the city Due notice OF its
hr.t representation will be given.
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SERIOUS MIsrAKB.-Yesterday, O Mrs.
sapr, who resides on street east, went TO the
Ninth district s'ation-hnuse, and sisted that she
had been robbed OF valuable watch, by one VIM.
Terh'r. Tofber was arrested and taken tn the
ItNh n-hnuHe shortly after, Mrs s., in looking
through her house, found the watch had not been
TUNED to thu stsionbouss, and stated the fact Of
her discovery, when TobFr was released The
miStske WAS serious one for the young m N.