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.LEEDID LIST OF ARTICLEi
An 10 ID - "a o. nnIlar -

HaaHaaaH = ~ o 1LA
All the goods IN the above List will be sold, with
ont reservation, for ONE DOLLAR each. Certificates
eff all the various articles are placed IN similar en-
veIOPes and sealed. These envelopes viii be sent
by mail, or delivered at our Office, without regard
20 choice. On receiving 4 certificate you viii see
what It represents, and Il IL optional with you 70
send one dollar and receive the article named, OF
any other IN the Est Of same value. In ali transsc,
tons by msii we charge Tor forwarding the cerud.
Gates paying postage and doing the business, 20
cents esch. FIVE CERTIFICATES viii be sent for 81
ELEvyH for 81; THIRTT for IS; SnrT-FryE fer sic;
and one HUEDRED for SIS. By this mode we 1--WE
selections from varied stock Of dns goods, Of the
hest make aud latest styles, and OF intrinsic worth.
81 q nominal price, while all have E chance Of sscu.
ring articles Of the very highest value.
We guarantee entire satisfaction every instance,
and il there should be any person dissatisfied with
any article they may receive, they may immediate
~ return iL, and the Dnce viii be refunded.
AaESTs.-We allow those sctng as Agents, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided then
remittance amount To One Dollar.
They VII collect twenty-five cents for every Ger,
tihcste, and retaining 10 cents, remit to rs 10 CENTS
for each.
a3-Address GEO. DEMERTT & Co,
isnl-3m S5 Broadway, New York.
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ROSE VASE.

An excellent LOeon Tor Dseasas o. . 8yphiHac a.
tire, sod a. an injection IN diseases q IL unnaV
Organs, arising nUm haGts u dissipation, used
connection NTH ka EEEasc1 Buchn a1d a1aapa
ria. IN Hnch diseases ~ recommended.
Euddncs o. H. moss responsible md ralahla
charsctsr VII accompany ns msdolas-
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Boarding.

A FEW GENTLEMEN oAN BIZ AcooN1o
a dsasd VITA Boarding. IN 9 prysts 5ufy, 3 sR
Fying e No. n eoath chsTTT huseS : econ ec1n
ia Pa MnA maf%~s
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200 Barrels Flour,
200 Bags and half Bags Forr,
100 Barrels SEgar,
25 Sacks COFFEE,
8 Barrels SyraP,
10 Kegs Belehe's Saint Louis &TaP,
; Casks Sugar Cured Hams,
300 Barrels C5Vntry Rars,
200 Bags Bohed Neal
1000 Barrels Sal,
Lard in Barrels, half Barrels and Kegs,
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rar srrss tsD NAnrIAt sEAElsa or raI


The liked, stern bearing Of General
sherman, his style-which q profane
person might denominate his don't
care-a damnativeness "-chsracterized
his whole army. There was a look al
most fierce and sullen on nearly every
face. There WAS q rigidity Of Jaw and
straight forward scornfnlness Of Y IN
every rank, that no observer could fail
to mark The great grim, dingy,
gloomy masses, marched as if in solemn
contempt Of ell such displays marched
with a bitter, businesslike scovl. as if
they might be going to battle. Evil
IDENTITY, no part of the American people
have been converted into soldiers so
thoroughly, as these gaunt veterans of
Sherman's army.
II is the army Of the desolation Of
the South, that has made its mark of
blood and sshes for two thousand miles,
litsering the whole line OF its eme
dous march with graves and the min
Of the h~abitations of its enemies. These
are the men who brought the war home
to the South, and brought the first wall
of despair from the enemies of Ameri-
can nationality and you can read
something Of this grand and terrible
history in the dark faces of the heroes
The ambulenoes were worn, and had
many marks Of hard service and long
j~ourneying The old ~stretchers, upon
which the wounded had been carried
70 the rear, from the battle-6elds of the
far West, we're carried along as if for
iparradsaso nee n A.
ornament, all the fuss and feathers, and
the presence of all the utilities Of war,
was seen from one end to the other OF
the massive column. The army was at
its best fighting weight and condition
II there had been such an army as this
four years ago, the war would have been
oFer IN Nj Stewards FIST ninety days.
But of course il would take four years
to make such an army, in a country
where the arts of peace had been SO
exclusively cultivated as in ours.
Sherman's artillery passed by batter
les, six guns abreast, and the heavy jar
and sullen rattle Of the ponderous car
riages made the pavements tremble.
The horses, after al their hard work
dragging the black muzz. ed dogs Of war
through the swsmps of the Carolinss
and the auckland of Virginia, though
thin, were in fair ~serViceable condition,
and the harness, though plainly it had
stood the tug and fret of many 3 weary
pull, was good for hard work yet
Shermsn's men did not look upon
themselves as favored by the opportu-
nifty Of displaying themselves, but re-
garded the performance as 9 bore Of
large proportions, and some of the line
off Gers were not in line, having en-
brsced q chance to avoid a march of
nearly fifteen miles through the heat
and dust
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MsdieaI DeRartment.

COL. GEo. 4 COOPER Q. g. A.,
Medical Director, Department Of the Cumberland.
Office 80 summer street
1t COL A. c. HANLN,
Medical Inspector, Us. A., O1hoe cor. Church
AMI HRh streets.
SURGEON R FLETCHER 0. & YoLR,
Medical PurTeyOr, U. S. A. Office North ode Of
PuhAo Square, between Market and Front
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CERTIFICATE OF CUREa
AFFIDAvIFi

tsPsrsoualy appeared he1crs ne ~ 'Aitsrnal o.
ne city q fh1sdslPhiA =. 7. Hamhoid, Wbo, -
M duly sworn, doh say, Es P~rep4rs1ons contAa
no narcolc, % mercuy, Of CHER Blunc1 dr1E4
but sre purely ysEsetfs. II. 7. HEIMB0LE
sworn and subscuhed bsors n, III - dayi
HoFanDe-, ls6A- WI p HAbhAO
AldsraAn. sn-gtrooL ahoTs kaoe. P1lA.
lEdfeeslaaeu tF taormanon IN cou1denoa
1T. HEMboLD, Chemis[
pepM IO4 south Ta1G-suoel
BeioE Chcstnu- Rhliadapna
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SECEtHE DTBEABkc8
Ia al their stages az hels eEpanssf Iitas or %
changs n Diet no tuc0nvsnisnos
AND NO EIPOsURR
10 csusss frequent desire, and siFes strsHafh 81
uunste, thereby removing obstrucdons, proveufng
and caring structures q The Urethna, e1syfzK pr
and mnAnmsron, 30 frequent. n this Glass 81 dhe
eases, and e1pellng POISONOUS, DLSRA8KE
and WORKOUT AATTRR.
Thousands npon Thoussnds
EHO have BEES TUE UCTIN or sUAOEA
and who have paid HEAVY FEEs % b. cured b.
= abort time, have found hey we're deceived, ADJ
Inst the Poison" hsa, b h8 ws q 'PoNaEfi
AsrnngoaD," bsen dnad uP In nsgyasm, % nrasE
o1tm 40 sggTAFated l0Tni and peznEps stsr mA
naEe
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Produce.

Produce.
500 Bales prime Timothy Hay,
100 Race Horse Hay,
100 Bags Of Bran,
800 Bags Of GrB
100 Bags Of oa6.
ON CONSIGNMENT AND FOR SALE cHEAPLY
Together with 9 large and well selected Stoke OF
FAMILY GROCERIES
II A. PARRISH & co.
usyIT-sD
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TIE UNDERSIGNED, AGENT AT NASH
y vile, Tenn, for The
Washington Insurance Company
of New York,
And the
Home INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of New Haven,

Solclts applications tor Insurance sganst loss or
damage ~ fire. Also. against loss or damage on
shipments o. merchandse or produce.
omce No. 40 west side OF Pubice sqnsrs.
up stslrs, A. W.. BUTIER, Agent
martin
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FERNs or NATURALIZATION.
RGrEs or IDTERTIsIEs.
ra AnYERrlsEKs M nEfAIL

ADVERTISEMENTS IN the special Column. nrst tine
rom 10 s Lines, &Oo-ach sdditonA line, p
cents; subsequent Inseusons. 10 cents per hne. N
Locd Column, first tnla, rom 1 % lines, l0@
each addinoud Line, 30 cent?; Subsequent naer-
tons, Is ceuts per line.
AL ADVERTISEMENTS occupying specia position,
and al dcdule column advertisements, WI be
charged 81 per ceat sdTADce o. regular mates.
MARRASE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VII BE- Charged af the regular advertising rates,
and must lnvarAbly Be paid 4 advance or no IN
ssrzon uedes
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
Eo4 1&8 ~
FOR County %
Dor City q %
We he undersigned, have this day adopted the
aDoTe rstss for advertising, 70 which We htnd ouE-
ssiFss strictly 70 sdhere-
VII. CAMERON 4 CO.
JOHN WALLACE, for the RsD1feh
BAERT, WINHAM a co. fT Presa
NAEVmLE. T1E- Sept 2. 1854.
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TITLE, BROWN 4 CO. HAVE JUST
PUBLISHED
nv TAXPAYERS MANUAL, NEW EDITION,
PREPARED nv
HON. a. =. BOUTWELL,.
SYO Paper. 81.

,nl, volume contains the act II June 81, 1854,
a ~ ,s w" amendments made by the act Of March
~ Introduced into the act ~ June ~. And
H., ,,e'rr the amendment struck out any part Of
. Previous act aud substituted new provisions,
rr,,,nle" Provisions are introduced In their ap.
., amendment
G. n.y. n, Tue act u June 20 various earlier acts Of
1.r,,1s relating to the collection Of the revenue
~" NlNed aud made u part VI the excise law.
lr,J.,fsSs and parts Of acts, 40 far ~ they are
r-p,oa,"te are also inserted In this volume, and
l,y wv, immediately after the sections by which
X "er" Incorporated into the existing law
G.,. arrangement 81 the law, designed a. the
81 Manual for the use Of tax payers aud
MI i, ssueaged In the administration Of the law,
ed 4" lhought, be found equally tTustWOFthy
'la1IG more convenient than a work which
Tho t,,,. '2h'ain only tho various laws entire, In
rhs ~. ~ which they stand on the statats book
To r,. lA,rs IN the table Of duties correspond TO
Thr ,DI nNed by the act Of March 81, 1875,
tn, RuhgH were prepared at the 0iAee Of In e
~, vri,,lnenne and are based mainly upon lot e
VI, IIs,taI from the once upon tho various sub
0u' je2-eO3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss- The Bridal ChsIabef, ali Essay of
|fdlng and IBsttuetion for Young Ma. Also,
add reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
nnary aud Sexual systems, Sent free, In
,ri envelopes. Address, DR. j. sRILLlN
IoUdHToN, Howard Association, PhiladelphiA,
p mhSl-y
&C. New York state Soldiers Agency
m"Ned ~ street, between Twelfth and ThiT-
nth streets All information 81 interest or
dus to the soldiers Of New York, or their
suds, furnished gratuitouSly upon Application
heir new rooms, either In psrson or by letter.
: - street, between Twelfth and Thir-
sHth streets. mil -satuthtf
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DRoposALs ron STATIONERY

TREAsURS Oar AHraSET,(
June !, 1880.
Scaled profhf-.,Is for Stationary will he rp.
coiycd at this Department untll the LIST day Of
JuIy, IsS5, NJ " - clock, N.
Samples Of tho articles In class will be fur'
ni-hrd h parties desiring to bid, on application
The Department reserves TO Itself the right 10
order the writing paper plain or faint lined To
any required pattern,
Deliveries u all articles In the several classes
must comply with tho written SPeci hcatons,
which viii be furnished To bidders, win the
samples uf articles In class !.
All deliveries will be subject 10 inspection by
an eNPort detailed for tbs PURPOSE by tho scere
IAry Of the Treasury, and the delivery Of any In
fcrioF article shall DO daomed suiheisnt cause To
annul the contract.
Deliveries must he FREQ u charge At the Trsa'
EuTy Department, WAShtngton,
zach proposal must be signed by the Individual
~ hrm making n, aud he accompanied BY HAtls'
factory guarantee that tho bidder will eNeeul. -
contract, with good aud Aumc'ent bonds u hi"
BID b. accepted.
contract ~ Operate 10 the forfeiture ~ the entire
penalty " the bond ar tho Secretary Of the Urea:
sury may direct Iha-turchasG In OPen market OF
such quantities ~ any articles ~ shall ba nsea.
saTy IL supply tho deficiency caused by such TALL
ufs aud charge 10 the contractors my per eentum
II the price which II shall DO found necessary 10
pay for 'sIch articles.
Prnnoslls unaccumpanied by HaiisfaetOTy guar =,
he awarded only 10 establish Manufacturers Of VI
dealers In the ArtioisS'
CLASS NO. L.
white CAP Paper.
white qnsriO rSsi Paper.
white Packet Note Paper.
White Commercial Note Paper
Yellow Envelope Paper.
Brown Wrapping Paper
He'd BlOtting Paper.
Gard Blotting Boards
white EnysiOpas, Ohicial size.
white EnNolOpss, lsttsT slLs.
White Envelopes, not5 Sito'
Copying Paper.
White DENY Paper.
White Medium Paper.
White super Royal Paper
CLASS no. T.
Best aualIty Copying Ink.
Best quality Black lux.
best quality Blue Ink.
Best quality Writing Plnid.
Best Quality CarInins Ink.
PabsT's best Black LEAD Pencils, Nos. ], =, .,
and l.
Faber's host lied aud Blue Pencils.
steel Pens
Steel Pen handles.
Gold Pens.
Best Quills.
Best fouT.b lAdsd Knives, with pearl OF SlaI
| handles.
Scissors, for once uso.
Shears, Tor once nss.
CLASS NO. 3.
| 0la6s Inkstandu
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Ss- Friend In Need I - Those re-
lHiriRg confidential medical assistance should
iTrIy II some regular educated physician who
.' made certain diseases his special study (;
'1oh man IL DR.. DARBY, who In daily curing
,'ubers Of both sexes, aud every age, who have
h'"a IN all the self-ealled doctors in this city,
,' .pcnt valuable time aud money, with no
2 '"ht until he took charge Of them. His terms
'' more moderate than those Of mere bOASting
','"uders, whose only purpose Is to fleece the
'a0HuhRte, aud then advise them, when II 10
nast too late, 10 apply to him.
all on hin al once, or you may regret u ever
Forwards. De. DARBY,
No 49, Seventh street. between d And 3
ttsets, Washington city. fsl6-u
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GLRRdrED-0n

G,REdrkD-on Wednesday, about haifpast
'cluck. n soldier, belonging IL Gen. sherman 4
'Ay, was knocked down and rubbed u eos by
aug n garroters between the AVenuo aud the
aus, on sixth street. Besides his money, the
.lans also took froiii him his watch aid dis
axe papers.
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ARRIVAL % RBREL 0FEICEns. Twenty
-s Tebht oHicsry Arrived hbtb this ihofdng
m Point Lookout. some Of thstn were taken
.,nsrs II war at the capture ~ Port Hudson,
1874 They viii be sent TO Johnson Island
ry"ning, They are at present located At the
capitol, by ordet Of the War Department.
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SroSE 4 RossroN's GRAND Circus.
,,utRcent combination of classic talent will
an exhibit In Washington Tor few days, CON.
rrtns On next ThurSdAy. sipee tho hfst en-.
tnirn in this city, last April, the troupe has
rtrd Richmond, PetsrShurg, City Point and
ak, In which places this unexselled circus
"a, largely patroniIed. ...,4
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A FRW MORE BOARDERS BY THE
~ lay, Week, or Month taken At 4jdI{ Ninth
street, between L aud I, Terms from u 10 " 90
Per day, nyH
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TmRb wGRb.-ws are authorised To an.
1nre that John Y. Thoinpsop dsrIines 10 be a
aIidntc for the Board Of Common Council ,fruni
Third ward. lie appreciates the compliment
ii d"es not believe himself eligible under tho
BY charter. myaD-ts
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ANY one having occasion 10 visit private
deal institution are advised 10 call on DR..
lslIHy
, large aud successful practice hare aud elsa
,rre enables him to guarantee a perfect cure In
cases.
All visits and mnnications strictly private
j confidential Persons calling see no one hut
Doctor. febl.H
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GALE OF OXEN At ALEXANDRIA,
~ VIRGINIA.

CulgP QrARrERAAsrER'S OPTICE,
DBrof ~ WAsHINarON,
wAEnINurOE, n. c., May "a, lsHD
Will ho sold At PUBLIC AuCr1ON, NJ Alex.
andria, Va under the direction " Capt. J. 20.
Isr, l. O. NJ, d, + A., IN WEDNESDAY, June
I, lSii1, ~ II o'clock ~ ~,
FOURTY FOUR OXEN,
which nave been used 10 the Government ser
vice.
TeTuls--Cash, In Government funds.
u, n, RuCkBR,
Brig. Gen. and Chief ouArtermasieT,
my91-td Depot ~ Washington.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.

GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.
ouARrERuksrER aREpHAL's OVVIoEl
RlRsr DtvIsioH,
wAsWNarcs CrTy May n, lssa
VIII be sold NJ public auction, "a the highest
bidder, Al the time aud places named below, via !
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, WEDNESDAY,
TO-. Jane Z, 1eab,
LANCASTER, PBNNsYLvAhIA, THURSDAY,
June 4 letO,
HEADING, pBNNsYLVANfA, THURSDAY,
jane rs, 1895,
WEST CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY
Iune ", lsGs.
MIFFLIN, PENSsYLSANIh, THURSDAY,
June n laeA, .... -.
June n 1888. ...... ..
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, WEDNESDAY,
NJ June "a, lsas, a. ... 10
PITTsDURG, PENNLTLvANIA, THURSDAY,
Jane ~, laSA
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES,
At each place,
gains may be had.
Horses sold ulngly. saleu 10 commence al 10 .
m. Terms cash In unlled States currency.
JAMES A. EKiN,
Brcy, brig, Gen, in charge FIRST Diyi.lou
myD-uco q NC o.
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\roTIcE.-sALE OF ARMY MULES.

NoTICE.-SALE OF ARMY MULES.
. ouLKrFRNAsrER 0ENERAL's OTYICE,
. wAsHISafOH, D. G., May q, 1879,
MANY THOUSANDS or MULES are being
disposed Of al pablo sAlc, at Washington.
The sales will eoutlnue until the number Of
animals Il reduced In proportion 10 the reduction
VI the armies, now going on rapidly.
There are In the armies % the Potomac, OF the
Tennessee, and Of Georglp, probably your
THOUSAND OF TIiB FINEST BlX.hULE
TEAMS IN THB WORLD,
Many Of them were bought In the beglnnlng
u the war, a. young mules, accompanied tn"
armies In all their marches and camps, and are
thoroughly broken, hardened by exoreise, gentle
and familiar, from being so long surrounded by
the soldiers,
Tho whole south l. stripped Of farming stock,
aud the North also has suffered FROM the train Of
animals, taken 10 supply the armies,
These animals are sold ~ public auction |
THEY WILL Mott BRING ANYTHING LIKE
TuItR TkUB VALVE; aud such opportunities.
hrr farmers " get working animals 10 stock their
farms, aud for drONers aud deAlsrs In stock "a
make good Epcculatluns, by ParhASinE them
aud disp0Hing Of them IN the south, will noNeT
occur again. N. q. hBl0s,
oaaTteTmastsT General,
my2D.Sot Drevet Major General.
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Hs' Sold by all Druggists and Retailers.
fS-l'' REwARE!ll Of all worthless limitations.
So PNScIrAL DEPUT, 4S2 BROADWAY, N. Y.
N'ld by all Druggists and Dealers al Washing
"a. u G. mll-daWlm
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rAuoTIoMR
GALE OF UNITED STATES sTKAM-
- Frs AT AUCTION.
w..ui. w,,SsI , - z -. I'M rs is.

NN
UHIrHp erArRa AvI.YARb,
WAauiHuxOn &c, na3 ia 1888. Z
WIZ 10 sold At PUBLIC SALE u the biggest
bidder, at " O'Clock n. o. eATURDAY The
third day cf Iuae NEXT, ~ tho NAvy-Nanh IN
weshlAgisa, d, c., the United States xtegmsrs
Yankee, Jacob Bell, and Dragon, "
The gankee " wooden Hiae-u heel nl.s.nnss
u the following dlmeaaiona. Length, ltI feeti
br,ad,h II beam, n feet depth o. hold, 10 feet
inches; diameter q sylindef, - lasbesi snoks q
piston, g feet, .. - .... ...t.. -f. ~
The Jacob Bell il wooden aide wheel steamer,
IaS feet long; breadth Of beam - feet inehs.s,
sad depth ofhold feet diameter Of cylindsr, -
inches stroke Of piston, q feet. " So, ".|
The Dragon Ia wooden propeller % feet long
breadth u beam II feet, aud depth 81 hold feet
9 inehss; diameter Of cylinder Is inches, and
strpke 81 plston 28lS inches.
The vessels may be seen and other particulars
made Known on application 70 Commodore J. b.
MONTGOMERY, Oonmandant washington navy
Yard. .-.,... ....t.
Terms Of sale, Cash, In doVefumsnt funds;
.. ssss vessel :. ne TIM g vale aAa 'As
nyls-eotaa u y. .s".fNH A4'a
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11I.Ec4.rbfS .tIof.TersaI

I1fIRBfk wARD1ffRsr pREcTECTI
~ Notice r. hereby s,veh, that, W cssfcrmi,y
10 The provisions o. the charter " the city u
Washington, an elcrtlnn VIII b heli IN the firs1
rtecinct 81 The First Ward, on MONDAY, the 9Th
Day " Jane next, a. the shop o. yshn Reeves, on
che south side Of street. bctween Niueteenth and
TweRtirth kireels. for = ColleeiaT, Regirtor, and
Surveyor, one meiabef ~ the, Boafd u Aderfnsn,
and thrco members ~ Che Board az Common
Council, 70 represent said ward. Polls open at
e'clpdki :. M, and eioaa W. dock, n N. 'ar
..t SAMUEL DuNAL,
r. n HAUrfMAN, ~
~ LEWIS W. PARKER,
my2a-tde Commissioners Of Election.
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rrr FuowER ouEES.-0dd Fellows Hall
=, crowded b Va. utmost capacity on Wednesday
.alng to witness this most delightful repre-:
.,a NJ @. X. Thompson and those sssoeialea
u hEl PtSm ,bq Dueenly tose, and dignided
10 down 70 the htathsr bells, both In music
4 dress, the representation was Appreciated by
Hgbtrd audience. To paTticulafiIc would be
uclude ALL. Tho sntertainIneut, will be re.
wed this evening with additional attractions,
&. ve advise thpse who have moi Witnessed this
stainment to embrace this opportunity.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
y MASTERS STORES, WAGONS, AhBU-
LANCkS, &c
CHIHE ouARrERnAsrKR's OTFIon, \
DEroT % wAAHlNgroN,

CHIEF ouARrERnASrERs OTvIcn,
DEPoT 90 WASHINGTON, Y
wAsHIHuroN, u. O., May -, lSBS
win be sold at public auction, under the d.
Tcrtinn Of Breyet Colonel Charles ". vehpkiur,
A. O. NJ, At the UoVeTnment Warehouse, situated
on the square betweea v and y, And TNseteth
aud Twenty .arst streets, In the City Of Wash.
ington, ID. a., on THURSDAY, June 8 lee5, at 10
O'Clock a. m, lot q ouar,ermaster Stores con-
lemned ~ being unht for use, via ~
Saddles, Brides, HAlters, spurs, wreneheS,
Harnesses, buckets, Hammers, Knives, Anvils,
Piles, RAspa, Augers, Rules, Hatchets, BROAD
axes, Platform scaics, whselharIows, Balance
wheels, Paullns, Grindatonca, Dirt scrapcrA,
p1oughs, Tool Chests, and large lot Of wrought
Iron bcrapa, Wagon Tire, &c.
0 ALSO, .lE.g
viii he sold, at the foot u Nineteenth street,
near Chesapeake and ohio Canal, immediately
after the pletion Of tho sails above referred TO-
a large lot 81 Two and Four horse WAGONS,
spring Wagons, Medical Wagons, Metallic WAE-
ons, Ambuianco-, Carts, Ae.
saecersfui bidders mus, rchAcss tho slorvs
Within ave (SD days from date Of sale. '.''
TeTms--Cash, In uoVsrnmept hanhg, ~
D. H. RbCKER, ..
Brig. Gen. and Chief QuAIiermAstsr, t
mya.ld Depot Of Washington.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02
LoCAIs n II W =,

r.onEp scHooL whilst
NJ along FoGf-und.a-half street Nslandl
, ',s.i,..day afterpoph, my attention vas drawn
NC untnhet % children dressed very nicely,
III Was informed, were holding their sehooi
,srary. A. Twas the first colored school
IN 20 sen since my stay In this city, thought
odd note ]. Ims !. n 70. gsslls .ssSs' bat
| ,rnduet give crest credit 10 the tsrher
r.liug inguiry learned that hgr name u
Er,okE Tho glorious hag was displayed
40 nceasioh. and eNefy one SEEMED happy.
I. h, be hoped that the example u this school
M bs initiated BY Oelien A.B.C.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-02
CEVENTH SECOND PRECINCT.

An election will be held on MONDAY, the 9th
Of June, 1860, In conformity 10 tho provisions Of
the charter Of the city 1f Washington, at the Oes
Of Church Co. corner " Maryland avenue and
Eleventh street, for Collector, Register Surveyor
one member VI the Board VI Aldermen, and three
members OF the Board " Common Council. Polls
Opon al O'Clock, q. M, and close At p N,
ROBRRT H. GRAHAM,
JOS l.. PEARSON,
@. q. ANDERSON,
my3J.t1 COIaHlsSlORsTs.