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DIspATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE.

4
This establishment has been furnished with an
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with every
thing in the TYPE DEPARTMENT that the best
Founders could supply, and Is now prepared 10 exc
cute orders for every description OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
For Merchants,
Manufacturers,
Banks,
Railroads;
Express Companies. co-.,,
Hotels,
Boarding Houses,
Concert Halls.
Doctors, Lawyers
Dentists COLLEGES,
ard for all other persons, Corporations, and institu'
Business Cards, Checks,
Visiting Cards, Notes,
AT Home" Car%, Drafts,
Wedding CartS, Prices Current.
Ball Cards, Title Deeds,
Show CardE, Trust Deeds,
Admissio2Cards, Leases,
ElecttonfCards, Receipts,
Time fables, Tax Bills,
WaVBills Licenses,
Circulars, Bonds,
Bill Heads.
Insurance Policies, Shippers Receipts,
fCalendars Steamers Bills,
4 Notices, Druggists Labels
4 Bills of Lading, Tobacco Labels
4 Manifests, Clothing Labels,
4 BILLS ofsPare Dray Tickets,
Concert Bills, Coal Tickets,
| Programmes Wood Tickets,
| Theatre Bills Bread Tickets,
Show Bills, MIX Tickes'
| Posters, all sizes; Reward Iickets'
Passenger Tickets, Election i'Ae"'
| Certificates OF Stock,
Renewal Certificates,
| Manufacturers Labels
All work ordered will be done In the most aiu'''>
manner, and at VERY Low PRICES.
CoLORED PRINTING OF ALL KINDS. my :
IME. CEMENT, AND PLASIEKK ~,
| i We are agents for the ceiebratsd n ns sTpP
| RosENDALE CEMENT and CALCiNED PLa AZ en- !.
also the BuCh HOLDER LIME, when We oao 81 :.
the trade at the lowest market prices; s''
M a call BRlD6FORD MI Ems,
70 aeai Dock. between Fifteenth and
mvn-im Seventeenth streets.
0HOW'S THAT."--New style HA1
| Il just rs''ig 'fPsowHArAg wEIsIaER..
III as Main street,
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.HE CELEBRATED

MOTHERS BREAST CLOTHS
+
are again offered to the public, and are for sale by
all druggists Wholesale depot,
BLUNT 4 MOSELEY, Druggists,
1924 Main street, Richmond, Va,
lie 4-lm Agents TOT lhe hahuiaS'"ioi''
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WALTER s. WEST, ARCHITECT
~ AND BUILDER, Is prepared to furnish DE-
SIGNS PLANS, and SPECIFICATIONS for build
ings OF every description, and to snperintend or
contract TO build the same in any part OF the State,
Once, No. ln Main s..sst, tup stairsl Rich.
mond. Va. NH 2T-em
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-20

RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED in every city and
town in the United States, To whom GREAT IN
JUDGMENTS ARE OFFERED.
Tickets for sale in this city by BONN 4 sardo, L.
L. Smith, and Cole Turner. p
Address WALTERS hCLASE,
Ia 5Im Lock Box IS, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-20

OOK, LOOK.-New and beautiful
= styles OF TOILET SETS, OF direct importation,
anime them J. g. sEELsON, Agent,
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange Hotels.
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Although have not had occasion I" u" tAo Ia,
which w9ln prepared by the late Dr. k"n"",l,.
',n satisfied from whatI have heard from -"ntr'
In"n who lave H. ed them, that they are HaAal.'
medicine. and therefore cordially unit" }" Tie r.
nue,t for the publication Of the recipe.
49, ALEXANDER II. II >TrAELy
rs,rsrvs 1.ss Staualuu, Va.
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'e are. with much sp"ct.

TIL: following /, in extract Of letter from hr
r s,riblirr tue distinguished sup"rlnrni'h, -
the Western Luuatic Asylum, At staunt"n' &" NJ.
Renuoids
4xun huH.LL m.mE,r II M prt'',t"", oh3 ~, -
fri,md to hs lTictsh erTyr,h'r,, ,r'ir'ru. .~.
unite in H., request that has t.'a muir ~ "p"h''
fLnt non utu DtLltsh IL IL tie tcyrit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-20

ELOUR, FLOUR.-One hundred bar
= rels EXTRA LATHR0P MILLS FL0UR-espe-
s. r. LATHRoP, Agent.
my ~ Eighteenth street. south side Of Dock.
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WAR IN THE GALE-NEUTRALITY TO Re lG-
NoRED--THE LOUISIANA STATE BONDS
THE RICHMOND GOLD, ETC.
Evening star., 1866-05-30
pY q. w. B0TELER, Auctioneer a.s.
- $50 d street, between 10th and llth


EXTENsIyI SALE oF ROSEWOOD ruRNI.
fIksS%AEE q ksS% tISE cITBSSSAn nSa SaIsa, S
I On THUEsDSf moksiSG' Jua. TG; 7th. q. 10
O'Clock; shall sell, at the veil known establish
between 18th and 18th streets an extensive coiiee
tion of housekeeping articles, consisting in part
a Marble tep Rosewood Center Tables
mar Marble Hp .ssp hosswo1d Extension Tables
spd p1as with Marble Slabs
sdssis ssi;.S F;:s:s Sss Sss
Silver Plate Plated Turesns. Coffee and Tespoa
sSSon. SGs sns %s,.E !sE' Dishes
FSsssh G7s.a fass Ssss F5Ss GSl :RS Gaze s.ssa
White and gilt IrsSeh Chins sosp Turesns,
Rich SSSo19 Chin.
Fine S 5:s:ss;E: - s. .sss,:. Wine. runcs
8 .sey 5: ssSss SSs' Lara. ,,. .
Sewers: IA SSaas':s :s;i L *s':'e. no.a mad. of
A large Quantity Of Tin Ics-crssm houlds and
/ patent iee-eresm Machine
cookins GtsnsiIs, enbrecins every y conceis. sss.
able variety, suficient for the largest nrst.
Ivory handle Table Cutlery
i%: Case lss sS Pssss sso. and Al.
aGrssn Essnslsd Doors. With heavy plat. e,..,
Walnut Ciss! Case and Bar fixtures generally
And many Other articles of Furniture. &C.. not
- neceoeary to name. -
scter Of the goods embraced In Il. rsndsn 4 pscu
uAry atsracfive 20 hotel and restau rant and hotsl
Evening star., 1866-05-30

SPECIAL ATTENTION Is invited to the Trus
tees sale of Kennedy & Webb, by Jas c. No
CURE Co, Auctioneers, of the valuable
property OF the Ingle estate, the sale to com.
the avenue property, located on south side of
Pennsylyaria avenue, near corner Of 9th, at
present occupied as a store. Also, same after
noon, viii be sold two more very desirable
sites for business purposes, on same side, same
avenue, just below the first named store This
property, as is well known, is desirable for
business purposes, and presents opportunities
not often Offering TO obtain such on Pennsyl-
yania ayenue
Evening star., 1866-05-30

MEssRs. YATES S SkLBY. Dry Goods Me-.
chants, No. 323 Pennsylvania avenue, an.
nounce to the public that having laid in Their
stock before the recent advance in the marke
thai they are selling IL at the old prices. p ur
chssers are requested TO examine their stool
tefore gong elsewhere. 3
Evening star., 1866-05-30

JEwKLRY AND SILvER-PLATED WARE
loo styles 70 choose from for only one Dollar.
at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, the only one
IN this city. No. i3s Pennsylvania avenue,
third door from fX stree..
Evening star., 1866-05-30
DIED.

BUf0BE. HORACE, the 20, of Joh, "a NJ
ssrst b.rsee, departed this ls ssth Of asy, assl
Hors 90 dear, oes Hsie
To srscs thy chamber, paliid Death.
And noal1er on thy brsastp
Evening star., 1866-05-30
CITY ITEMS.

GENTLEMEN in want of a fashionable Hat at
areasonable price, would do well TO call at
kers, 52J 7th street, under Avenue House.
Evening star., 1866-05-30

HENSING has a very tasty assortment of ligh
Cashmere Pants and Vests which he is offerIns
70 me public at the extremely low rates Of One
Price only: IL anybody disbelieves this LEI
him try and see.
Evening star., 1866-05-30

EXCURSION TO GLYMoST.-The excursion to
Giymont by the Ladies' Mite Society of Ry-
land Chapel, which was to have taken place
today, is postponed to Friday Of next week,
June Sth, 1866.
Evening star., 1866-05-30
TBUsTEEs sALl or VALUABLE rHoP.

By virtue Of sdecrse Of the Circuit Court Cor
Prince GeorseS county, sitting - Court Of Eaui-
expose 20 public SALE en- the premiass. on THURS
PAY pa The Sst day Of May, 1896, st y o,cioek n.
died seized, containing about 20 scres.
lt sdioins the village Of Blsaensbure, 10 most
healthily located, possesses ths avantaess OF .
country and village residence. The land 10 Of .
coed quality, wen sdapteA 70 market purposes,
and 10 under an excellent enclosure.
The dwelling. which 10 Of brick, is csmnodious,
hss sttsched e u iarss gardsl that 10 very pro-
the buildings, consisting Of stable, icshouse, &C.,
are In GOOD srder
years, with interest and Approved security Tft,e
ipctsputable and on payment Of purchase monsy
win interest the trustee will convex the prooertv
70 the purchaser in fee simple,
my 5-s N. O. efEPHEN. frustse
Evening star., 1866-05-30
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, ,Aucticneer,,

AUCTION SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON n,
STREET NORTH. BETWEEN NisTH sTREKT
NEST AkD CONNECTICUT AyENUI
On MEDhEsDAf. the S0th instant, at 6 O'Clock
snbdis1slon OF original Lot No 4. in Square No
less ~pf -&N ~
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and tvelye
nonths, secured by q deed OF trrst the premises
All ano revenue stamps AZ the cost of
the purchaser. ~ down when sold
m 70 GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star., 1866-05-30
H Y CT = MIC WINE,

HYGIEEIc WINE.
In presenting "HYGIENIC WINE" to the no.
uce public, We beg modsstly 70 call your at-
tentien to the following true statements, Viz
csss.! q Sss.s. VINE i used by the better
e,sn: 20; IL ~ spSroved By the most eminent phys
Sy 'sHS'iGn: sHs fss,ias 'ses1s os, 81
ns one The of are inown 70 our
IN al esss: fel GSass + and diem
for f. base oss o the Rs =, has
VIII such {eeommendations. 1t will win its way
on its Merits alone.
1T, lie name implies its purposes. HYeIENIO
ing nosn sac 70 r.. SISSaE
It is just the thing. Is Sos!s..ss ,,s..,,. ,....
sss ss,sss aslishsni hayor and i%p.rt .,ress % al
snS nSsSa genial ,S Ss
stimulating effects in assisting diseaior s'"''
wsE ffSs vii Ss sass ssSn srs
In the country.
Ask your Druggist for HYGIBNIc WINE.
@ STUART THOMAS.
SOLD EVERYWHERE. Ass1ra NV .av
$50 KAaE, 48O
Anso.sSs eoo EoeousS0 VI A0kIO UoInkPaxaA
AMIRIOAN CHRoNOMITER
Gsnufactursr ead Dealer In OhTeuemctar, ana
wstehes, No. $50 Psnns ave., Bet. 81 snd tX sts.
wste6ss Rsssirsa aud warrsnssS. a.
TOE SALE OnsAP. :
Glass Vases
2GIass Counter Cssss
3Countsrs, with ORA Weu
Iron Safe and Desk
Also, Harness, Bridies and Saddles
Must be sold by the 2Ssh:
ny n eo3ts 23i Pc. sv. opposite Willsrd,s
CBIskrsIso : sons 80
81 kH w. Smith, American PAxiof
ORGANS AND n1L0DE0Ne. UEyy
z-,1s--,. 306 Psnpa. ave-. near 10Th st
~ fhirty-six sssertsd second hand PIANOS
THFLUENCH or CLIMATE, In Csnnercisi.
= eocia, And ea1it.sy point Of yisy; also, In6u.
sa lseihernal MaD q ths World. eo@aIed md
pablisheA by y. Disturnell Price 81. Tor sale ~
rBANOK TAYLOR,
oyU PsaA. avsous, Washtagtoa.
Evening star., 1866-05-30

Rf q. W. BoTELER, Aoct, sneer,


on WEDNESDAY. Me, Nth at 6 oeioos =. m.
thst very desirable Lot Of Ground situate near tss
eotne, 81 and 9Th streets soatn, known orig
tnal Lot No. tn Square No. f9i The lot fs On
street cars, and one square frsn the splendid Oath
edrai nov huildiug
Persons desiring q pleasant suc healthy site for
aresldencs will find . rare shance iu this sale
The title IL perfect Lot has 65 feet hes 'front.'
running ls0 feet 10 inches 20 the next street en-
shlinR it TO he subdivided TO great advantage
Termf One third cash; spd balance iu 8 ara A
sncps and stamp q yI p.nse OF Sar"s,. sss Hoa'sT
S. n. SWAZILAND.
2S3 street. Agent
NY = Odds CIV. BUTELER Auet
Evening star., 1866-05-30

Cokns, busIess, Uluo and Iaversed Mails,
seo joints, Caliosities, Vascular Excres-
eessfaiiy treated witaoat pain, By DR.. Whits,
SEeon Oniropodist, Rooms No. - Pennsyi-
ra. -. =. nue. between * and 9Th streets. Or.
=. Aoeis Hom q m TO 5 p. m, and 70 8 p.
Evening star., 1866-05-30
RY eRIIH . wILLIAHs, Aseaoe..n.

FlID-HoQsI AHD LOT ON a.. STREET.
bbe,yese y strest and Virgins ave-, Island, Ct
On THURSDAY. the sist day Of Nay next, q
9Siock m, We hall S 4 sell: on the Irsnises. Lot
ming back good depth. With the ffnprOvsneoss.
Sonnsurg g OF . nne Feed House, which fs . sood
Terms: One-haIf cash; bsispce- In 9, u end
Is months, secured By q deed Of trust On the
At the cost Of the pafehsssf. eioo down vhsa q
Siso, inmsdisseiy after the sals Of property, vs
shsll sell tvo rood Wort Hoyes, tve rsed 0se-
Bex. Bins, Fixtlres. scalss. &C., e. An 70 =
colo positively. a. the owner is going p The ooCs
Try. Any person vfshfng 70 engage in tAa eaxne
business Win md it 60 their sdvantage 60 aftsad
the sale. = -
Terms cash GRIBE 4 WILLIAma-
my sd Intsll AuctieSosrv-
Evening star., 1866-05-30

GET THE BEST. HygieHfc Wine Is the onlv
tonic endorsed by physicians. II Is not CON.
coction Of spirits; IL Is pure, imported VIM,
with medicinal properties approved by physi-
cans. Try il to be convinced. 1t circuiat 5
the blood. and is the best appetizes known
For fine Table Wine, ask for M scat Perle -
Sold everywhere. Stewart Il Thomas, Agents,
Sll Tth sfreof
Evening star., 1866-05-30
RY GBEEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

Rr GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON 18TH STREET EST, BETWEEN
On the 3lst instant, at o'clock D m In front of
the premises, Lot No. IS, in Ksyser's Subdivision
OF square No. ls3. having good building front
and depth. running back 10 q fine alley.
Terms: One. half cash; balance In four months,
secured by q deed OF trus. on the premises All
eonveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost Of
the purchaser. go down when the property is
my a-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, ,Aucts.
Evening star., 1866-05-30


FOREIGN OPINIoN.-Extracts from lglish
Testimonials, giving evidence Of the efficacy of
"Broacn's Bronchial Troches."
II have derived greater benefit from the
'Treches' than from anything ever tried"
BRooKHoUsE BOWLER.
Prime Tenore OF the British operate Asso.
citation, London.
Il never knew such wonderful cure for
Hoarseness."
w RANDALL. Oxford Music Hall
al have tried your 'Troches,' and can testify
to their efficacy" CHARLES SLoMAN,
The English Improvisator.
The Troches give great satisfaction
L. w. X. LEE, Editor Loughborough Monitor.
"Tery beneficial In clearing the Throat, wher
compelled 70 sing, though suffering from cold.
ofthe .Roysl Italian Opera London.
Miss LOUISA PYNE, of the "Royal Italian
opera" speaks of ssthe Troches," in the high.
est terms, and uses them constantly TO clear
and strengthen the voice = - =
For Coaghs, Colds, and Threat Diseases, the
Trocnes are invariably enacacious.
Evening star., 1866-05-30
LOCAL NEWS,
AMUsEMKETs, &c ro-NIe,


CANTERBUEY.-AiI th. star u-r,,,rrn.r, A. :.
capital bill of novelties, this evening.
ANALOSTAN ISLAND -Arerpoon and AVA,
fnr ic-nIc of House Painters Union
WoEKINeMES's CONVENTION m.e,s NJ t,i,v
Hal this evening Wy
FAIR or TIE SEVENTH PREsEYTggI.N
CHUECH, 7th street, I~Iand.-An adnnrahiv
ECueted fair row open.
MEETING IN fRE Fifth WARD-Iast eve
ming a rn' eung OF the friends OF Mayor WAL
zach Wa held In Dooly's Hall, corner of pa
avenue and Sd street east
Mr.. a. Dodge was called to the chair and
.nT. }. -. Slater appointed secretary
The Chair offered the following
whereas Richard Wallach has practically
proved himself the friend OF the workingman
and OF the eight hour system therefore be it
Resotred, That we cordially endorse and ap-
prove the course pursued by Richard Wallacb
our present Mayor, and In appreciation of b rs
wise policy and friendship for the working
people, we hereby unanimously nominate him
for the next term, and pledge HIM our undi-
yided support at the ensuing election
And Jc It further reSotred, That the following
named Gentlemen, viz: William H. Hamilton,
for Board of Aldermen; William A Mu.loy,
John W. Mead. Alfred Richards, for Board
of Common Council; and Thompson Van RIs-
wick, for Assessor, are hereby unanimously
nominated by the citizens of the Fifth Ward
for the Offices above named; and we also pledge
them our hearty support.
The Chair put the questio and the resolu-
tions were adopted.
The Char announced that II there was no
further business he was ready to receive a
motion 10 adjourn, and Mr.. Mitchell made
such motion, which was carried.
Evening star., 1866-05-30
AiSsss isss, s. % y LII GsssSk sssspAfa L.. NAY 81
DESIRABLE. AGCKsslBLE ANb ArrRAo.
TIVE COTTAGE SITES, GARDEN ePOTs'


On the Baltimore and Washingtou Railroad
seventy SIX Cottage Sites. Garden spots, and
Dwelling Lots, on w ashipeton, Adams J e6ervsn
and Madison avenues, leach Of these avenues is
nfty feet widel These Lots vary in size from 100
feet front by 200 feet deep to T. 4 and Il acres
Inc "a acre LOT ts handsomely improved by . large
br1ek house, outbouees. three never failing co.
Sious springs OF purest water. The wsshineton
kailrosd Company issue commutation ticksts
from Baltimore 10 Annapolis Junction. and return
aally ~ sixteen dollars per quarter; from Wash
lpEfon city TO Annapolis Junction. and return
DAILY, az twenty two dsilars per quarter; seven
Gay includedl for WsshingtoA city; seven pssses
ger trsins leave Warrington city Dolly Sundays
ineiuoee Tor Baltimore city; each train iapds And
takes on passengers at this concentrated ofs
cities,.ls miles frem Baltimore, p from Washing
ton, and 20 from Annapolis, Fer fun psrticsisrs
soTer 81 BsifSOq RHR 81 'ee SrogerE ,50n s.u.s,
Sf Messrs Clagett 4 Sweeney, No: Msrfst
for the sale will leave Camden Station 81 ioj ten
ana sstnrn IN sns % roI1d TRIP nctet, going
aspecia train for the sale win leave the Depot In
Washington city at nol ten O'Clock in the morning;
round tn trip ticket, going and returning. Will beB
26-3tf SAMUEL r. COVER. A lucfio,e~r
Evening star., 1866-05-30

THECONCKRT AT Growers THEATRE-This
concert Is 70 come OF next Saturday evening
and the lovers OfmusIc are promised such aprC-
Sramue as seldom appears efore the Washing
ton public In addition tn Mr.. Habelmaun
Miss Schmidt, and Mr. Wheat we have the
celebrated performer on the yioIinceIlo. Mr.
JungnIckel, who is said to have no equal in
this country. Mr.. Habelnlann will sing some
OF his most popular songs, including Beetho-
yens "Aoelaide," and Miss Schmidt will per-
form several of De Beriots master pieces The
principal feature of the programme, however,
ls Dueit on the violin and yiolincello Mr.
Wheat Will perform some of LIFTS most diff
cult pieces. The lovers of music should not
fail 70 hear these talented artstes as IL will be
their last appearance this season in Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1866-05-30
RY ID. L. WELLS l. CO., Auctiosesrs and Raj
- Estate Brokers, corner 18th and sts

FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUG
TION.
On RIDAG, the 1st day of June next st air
O'Clock p. m, shall SELL in front of the premi
ses, the following described property
"A Atwo-story Frame House and Lot, No. AIS M
stIeet north, between l2lh aud 18th streets west
fronting IA feet on street BY 100 feet deep 90 ae
foot alley. The House has rooms and can be used
as q Grocery. ~ ~
Terms cash. $50 down when knocked off All
yeyancing and revenue stamps ct the expense
my2S D.. l.. WELLS a CO Aucts
Evening star., 1866-05-30

ODEos HALL CLOTHING Rooms, corner &x
street and Pennsylvanis avenue.-lmmense
stock Of clothing Of every variety and style,
weoner for sale At ten per cent. lower than
any other House in this city. Dont fail to call
NJ Odeon Hall. 2zs
Evening star., 1866-05-30
TIE MUNICIPAL ELECTION

II mCbHAN
U3 EIGHT.H0UR TICKET.
FIRST WARD,
HoRAriO N. EAsBY.
s,o,t Hall on WEDNESDAY, soth Instant % a,
p m, to conp plete the ward ticket.
SECOND WARD,
HoRArffSSE ffSE n. sr1ExIsb ExSIssbY.
GEORGE GEORGE 7. rSLsfnnsS' sRGs
VIM RGTaEsfSsfSs,f SIaIIs fsSSfsfL'
JOHN john + +. p6WEmts pP6hWHEEmHs'
THIRD WARD.
HoEArffSSr fSr N. r1ESs EIsBr.
JOHN trh Z. GIVEN. hthsS.AS
JOHN W sfmMs,
GEORGE UALvERT,
E.F. QUEEN.
JOHN kaIsER. SGn sris:'0''
FOURTH WARD.
HoRATifoo fof N. Nn1EEasBy 1EassBy.
nLIJAG taf rDaoNsTox. fIaGINiS .|
wIGIIsM WILT sITIHS 3, SHLLEY, SIaILiGslY
R.B. OWENS.
FIFTH WARD.
HoRATifS9 n. Hios HEHssBY.
Col. JAMES A. TAFT.
W. = FSn FtsEsgsSs,s s&FSGs SGSs''L'
JOHN b. BRYAN
BF. DYER.
SIXTH WARD.
HoRATIo n E4ssRY.
JOHN K. HERREIL.
JAMES II. BhLToN:
i5iaiFGs @5o2s @ E. 3. fEaKk, FG4iSs COUNCIL
RICHARD ROTHWELL.
SEVENTH WARD.
HoRATIooHN. kkssHBiY kasBY.
tomsG s ard Their friends will meet Po
p. m, to complete Ward ticket. my 2sst'
S--TO TIE VOTERS OF wAsHINGroN.-l
delegation of Workingmen from all the wards of
this city having called on Hon VIM b. MAGRU-
Slssisn 6s ia: IhSTzsd then ststs that hs
IN hls power to further the interests of the work
lss classes my % ST.
HEElRST WARD-The following ticket Will
many CoDseTy.,iye Voters: A "
Alderman-J0HN b. TURTON.
Counci,msnIC 4 gAKER, JAMES KEEL
Asse,.oT-J0HN 7. 9. CLARK. mya4te
rFIBsT WARD TICKET.
RICHARD wALLACH.
O' JUN B. TUITION.
For eommon GosIeilz
StistHhHHSsSsSssk4hs ii.HHSssSSs Has4Ea |
'0r A''ej:cr1 J.T o. CLARK. mva,s
men we're nominated ss aIn isrSs SENadE Isesia
Of voter. of the first W ard 60 'o's'ns
comnNIG NIGHoLAs OALLAN. sR.
dE4SssSn sSss% dsE4SsssT : DsSkkEi DsSsEE D$sSSksEEa,
GEORGE K1DwELL. my17.ts
rELrorloEs, E,SsT SoTiSsp Wsppn
The following Ticaet viii ne be s.p.srt.a nv the
voters Of the First Ward at the ensuing " elsc'
For Msyor-RICHARD wALLACH
For r AldermsnCJOHH b THRTON;
AAENBPKEw ANBPK CARROLL, and CLARENCE b. BA'
Fer Assssser-GEORaE +. KIDwELL.
rMR. CHARLES I. CANFIELD viii be
uS supported as al inde pendent candidate for
cG%IsI %y Council of the Second MxNS WiFS verrRs
r CANDIDATES roR SECOND wARD.
i0r EfGHARD wALLAoH.
A !. RUSSELL BARE
For Councilmen11r,u
zsSss$s 4 Sss$ sTESIs44.. SeEG4. N, ,,.,a
NJ THIRD WARD TICKET.
RICHARD wALLAUH.
JOB W. ANGUS.
For Common Counsii.
yI9sEIRH ISI y R0WNING,
my e,s.s ". B. DOWNING
W. ters Of the Third Ward. held on NoHdsy
the s:t shs % % an
suing election:
RIOHABD wALLAOH.
For A'a:T6a g6aa T. GIVEN.
For o0m%sB 9SaS S0SpessInx W sIxms
WILSON {. BEowN.
' A''Sso W.. B. DOWNING. mys...
. the ao..s Ssaia1.i rss,iSss I: ;iss
% kYSHABD wALLAoH.
EGfJ2a IDMoNsroH.
For Common Council
WM. II. HALLBY,
W, W. MOORE,
CHA6. b. ANDERSON my I'D
0~FOURTH WARD.
HS GORKIN0MEHS TICKET.
For Mayor-RlCnAkD WALLACH.
For Alderman-ELIyAH EDMONSTON.
For Ceuncil-WM. n. NALLEi, ROBERT
BALL, and WM. MCLEAN. my l9-tr
nv THE FOLLOWING TICKET WILL BE
uS supported st the coming electio' by the
citizeps Of he fIrTH WARD:
Richard wALLAOH.
Col. JAS. A. TAFT.
w. p. FERGUSON,
A;P McKENHA,
Evening star., 1866-05-30
RY W. L. WALL 90, Auctioneers.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c
We will eel, at our Auction Rooms, on TUBe-
DAY hOhNlNG. May 18th At 10 O'Clock, the en-
tire stock Of Groceries saved from the late Gre In
good order. such as
Bbls. White and Yellow Sugars
Bbls. Greer .sd Burnt Oefee
cnests of Green and Black Teas
Bbs. Flour. Meal. aud Crackers
Boxes soda, Soap, and Candles
BeIes Tobacco. Cigars, and smc king Tobsoco
Bbls. Wbiskey
A lot of Bakers Whiskey
Kegs LeGd-25. 50. and 100 Iks. kegs
Buckets, Tubs ard Baskets
Spices, Indigo, Backing and Pipes
20 dozen Irooms
Is boxes Rhine Wine
20 Tea Canisters
2oGracker Osnisters, with glass frents
- Fire proof Safe
With various other articles usually feu nd in
first class Grocery
M Is W. L. WALL co., Aucts.
81 THE ABOVE SALE WILL BIZ CON
tinued on THU RsDAr MORNING, when Q Dor
ton OF the most desi rahle Goeas will be sold,
my y w. L. WAL CO, Aucts.
Evening star., 1866-05-30

strawberry FEsrIvAL.-A strawberry
festival commences al the Church OF the a.
cension, lRev. Or. Pinkney's,) on III street. he.
tween 9Th and l0ih, this evening. The ladies
having the matter in charge are sparino NO
exertiOns to make this one Of the most arreea his
festivals Of the season, and from their succe.s
IN whatever they undertake Of this kind Ne
have no doubt NJ will be an enjoyable affair
Our readers. however, should call and Judge
for themselves
Evening star., 1866-05-30

FLANNERY's STUDIO.-Yesterday, accident
ally calling IN the studio of Mr.. Fiannery, we
We're gratified TO find a bust of the late George
Aiiler, one of the old time merchants and most
respectable citizens of the Metropolis. We
osrsrand II is 10 be cut in marble, to form a
portion of the monument ordered by his family
TO be erected by the Flannery Brothers over his
remains in Glen wood. The bust has been
mCdsiec from small carte de yisite. and Mr
r. in The plaster, mas so well succeeded as TO
satisfy the family and friends that he will do
Will do full Justice TO the marble Mr. F. has
also turned out several copies of his bust of
Mayor Wallach, and also a number of copies
OF his Lincoln. His bust of Mayor Wallach is
now or exhibition al Markriter's. on 7th street
and AT Galts iewelry store. on PennsyIyania
avenue, near the Metropolitan Hotel Mr F.'s
studio Is at No. 496 Massachusetts avenue